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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-12
BLACKBOARD DRILL
HELD BY FEATHERS

RALEIGH, Nov. 11-(AP)-
State College Wolfpack. battered
with injuries, got a reprieve from
the weatherman today as a heavy
rain fell, and coach Beattie
Feathers kept the squad indoors
for a session before the black
board in preparation for Satur-
days clash with the Wake Forest
Demon Deacons.
A packed house OF 81, 000sper-
sons was assured for the game
with the announcement from
athletic director John l.. Won
Claim at the last ticket had been
sold.
The Wolfpack looked at several
Deacon formations as diagram
med by backfield Coach Walter
(Babe) Wood, who secuted Wake
Forests 14-13 victory over Bos-
ton College last Saturday.
1--WE must play our greatest
football game of the season to
stop Wake Forest" Wood said.
"They charge hard and fast and
they're very aggressive. You must
push yourselves to the limit to
hold your own against this team,
which is possibly five touchdowns
better than we are"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-12
DIIKEMEN FORCED
TO WORK INDOORS

DURHAM, Nov. 11-(AP)-
mixes Blue Devils were forced
indoors today to continue prepa-
-a+ion for their Southern Confer
ancp battle with South Carolina
~ Duke Stadium Saturday.
A continuous rain kept the
plne Devils from the practice
goId and left only two more days
II heavy workouts before taper
mo off the work for the Game
rock Battle.
Coach Wallace Wade made the
host of his classroom drill how
aver aud the team took a look at
r,ovies of the 1916 contest in
which Duke doWned the South
CaroIinians, $50. The squad drill
lod in callisthenics briefly as
MANY of them have had no work
If the heavy variety since the
Missouri game last Saturday.
The Blue Devils will risk their
perfect record in the conference
when they meet South Carolina
which has won three and lost
one within the loop. The Game
cocks are reported as greatly inn
nroved since their early season
showing.
A prevue to Saturdays game
will be played in Duke stadium
Friday afternoon between the
Blue Devil and Gamecock Junior
Varsity teams.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-12
CAMECOCKS PREP
FOR DUKE BATTLE

COLUMBIA, Nov. 11-(AP)-
Rain and the loss of another play
er failed to dampen spirits of the
South Carolina Gamecocks today
as they ran through a vigorous
indoor defensive workout in pre-
paration for meeting Duke at
Durham, N. c., Saturday.
Coach Rex Enright reported
that his most valuable player,
fullback Red Harrison, had re-
covered from a heel infection and
would "see full service" against
the Blue Devils.
Harrison was kept out of The
Citadel game last week, the only
game he has missed playing al
most full time, to permit the heel
to get we'll.
In my opinion he's the best
line hacker and best blocker in
the South Conference
Enright said. "He's a coach's play
er, and we always feel easier on
defense when he's in there. He'll
be ready for full-time service
against Duke"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-12
WATER CARNIVAL
PRESENTED AT Y

Adam Smith, former Olympic
star representing the United
States and now athletic director
of the Young Mems Christian
Association, presented the first
annual YMCA Water Carnival in
the "Y'' pool last night.
The Carnival participants were
members of the YMCA and New
Hanover high school swimming
team and the largest crowd ever
to witness a YMCk swimming
meet in local history attended. A
repeat performance will be given
next week.
Featuring the swimming pro-
gram was the browning of Bobby
Powell as King Neptune and
Miss Irlna Lee Sweum as Queen
of Mermaids for 1947.
The King and Queen will
choose members of the swim
meet as a part of their court for
1913.
Highlighting the nights pro-
gram was fancy diving exhibit
ed by Bobby Crowley, high school
junior, and Julian Tusch.
A comedy act was presented
by Phillip Clark and Roger
Duke.
Skill in the water and aero
battles were presented along with
various other types of swim
ming such as: dogpaddle, kick
across, crawl, breathing circle
porpoise, porpoise full twist, sea
turn, back loop, full backloop
scull head first, scull feet first
crab sculi, and breathing part
ners.
Graceful swimming strokes
were. side kick, trudgeon, breast
stroke, back stroke, crawl, tan.
dem.
Comedy diving events were
belly buster, dead duck, from
somersault, cupid dive, fountain
four per cent dive, one-half jack
knife, high dive, standing-sitting
rocking chair, miss-step land-on
face, water wrestling, and Hi-O'
Silver.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-12
Teddy Atkinson Wins
Four Races In Final
Day Al Jamaica Track

NEW YORK, Nov. II. -(P)-
Teddy Atkinson made a glorious
getaway today winning four
races to steal the spotlight from
E. P. Bixer's Reckon which cap
tured the $685. 900 added Danger
field Handicap at Jamaica as the
New York Racing season came to
an end.
An Armistice Day throng of
5,036 damned the Jamaica plant
that had seats for only $1,000 and
plunked down SO, 442, 593 on the
seven-pace program, making the
total for the 12-day meeting $24,-
956, 1855, as compared to 28,811,-
642 for the corresponding ses-
sion a year ago. The unofficial at
tendance came to 299,378, below
last years 329,037.
Atkinson, who up to the fifth
race had driven home three Win
ners and was to get his fourth in
the final race, just missed in the
feature. He was astride Herman
Salomon's Erratic Stage Bond
which finished second, only a
head behind the winner.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-12
VIRGINIA OR UNC
MAY GET ORANGE
BOWL INVITATION

HAM, Fla, Nov. II. -(P)-
The University of Virginia ap-
patently showered Miami's Or
ange Bowl committee with some
of that good ole Virginny hospi-
tally up in Philadelphia Satur-
day. for the members arrived
home today with nothing but
bows for the Cavaliers despite
their loss to Penn.
The hospitality was Incidental,
for the Orange Bowlers, who
haven't thought a lot of Virginia
type football heretofore, were
overly enthusiastic about Vir-
ginia's team and said the 1877
score didn't tell the story"
To hear some of them talk, all
they must De waiting for is the
North Carolina VS.. Virginia game
November 20. 1t looks like the
winner could be one of the two
teams to be invited.
"We can wait for that game and
have nothing to lose," said one
committeeman. Both are good
teams. If Virginia wins, we can
invite them, # North Carolina
wins we can ask them"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-12
WitepiNe NoLpack Opens
Drills For Rockingham Tilt

vile aggregation stands as fol-
lows: Mullins, S. c., 14-6; San
ford, 200; Tabor City, 21-7; and
Goldsboro, 800. So they'll be
wanting Fridays contest to
make it a winning season.
There is another interesting
angle to the 'Pack-Rock clash;
in that a former local boy is
coaching the invading Rich
mond county club. Billy Euts-
Ter, Whiteville High School ath-
lete in the early 1905, is at
the helm of the Rocks. Eutsler,
after leaving WIS, entered
Wake Forest College, where he
made himself quite a name in
collegiate athletics. Upon grad
uation, he took over at Rock
ingham, where his teams were
always among the top aggrega-
tlonS in the district.
He served in the Naval
branch during the war years as
an Athletic Instructor, but,
since his return, has again
brought the Richmond county
institution to the fore in the
sports field. Since the Eutsler
family still reside here, Friday
nights game will be something
Of a Homecoming for Bill and
and folks.
However, the local boys are
out to spoil that Homecoming
since they want to prove to
their followers that they are
emerging from the 'rut" in
which they have been for the
past few weeks. The team came
through the Goldsboro disaster
without any great mishap, so
should be in top shape for the
seasons finale. Brinkley, W o
saw the coming opponent IN
their 60 loss to the good San
ford eleven, is very hopeful that
his boys will come out victorl-
GUS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-12
Notre Dame Officials Deny
Coach Leahy Has Resigned
Irish Mentor Also Denies
Printed Reports OF
Resignation

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. II
-R-Notre Danes Frank
Leahy, in the midst of cunning
for his third National Collegiate
title in five Irish seasons, today
asserted "why should I think of
resigning" in answer to printed
reports he already had offered
to quit his job and planned to
enter professional f O o t b a | |
ranks.
The schools president and
vice-president, Revs. John J.
Cavanaugh and John M. Muir
ply, respectively, fatty denied
Leahy had submitted an oral or
written resignation as head
coach and athletic director.
The hub-bub started when Joe
Williams of the New York
World Telegram and H. G. Sal
singer of the Detroit News
wrote that Leahy repeatedly
had offered to resign because
OF repercussions of the Army
Irish series break-off. Notre
Dame last Saturday trimmed
Army, 27-7, in the finale of a
34-year rivalry which both
schools declared had been dan.
generously over-emphasized.
Williams further wrote that
Leahy would continue for two
years but would meanwhile
hunt for a professional interest,
possibly as part-owner and
coach.
After Fathers Cavanaugh and
Murphy had jointly said that
the report of Leahy's verba.
resignation was news" to both,
Coach Leahy had the following
statement released by the
schools publicity department
81 would consider it a great
honor and privilege to remain
at Notre Dame as head football
coach and athletic director fol
as long a period of time a:
university officials believe I car
be an asset to this institution
"Why should 1 think of re
signing when my relations will
university officials have beer
absolutely beyond reproach
and I hope sincerely that m,
work in the future at Notr'
Dame will cause Father Cava
naugh and Father Murphy t
want me to remain for a Ion
period of time"
Leahy, who signed a 10-yea
Notre Dame contract two year
ago when he returned from
two-year Army hitch, could nc
be reached Immediately TO
comment on reports by Wi
liams and Salsinger that his a.
legged resignation offer wa
prompted by the Army breal
off.
Williams wrote that Leahy O.
fered to resign when he hear
rumors that Army decided
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end football relations with
Notre Dame because of the
West Point Academy's dislike Of
him.
Salsinger also attributed the
reported resignation to tine
Army rupture and pointed out
that "Leahy, a sensitive man
has been deeply hurt by criti-
cisms directed at him this fall''.
Notre Dame officials, VIII
liams wrote, persuaded Leahy
that personalities did not enter
into the Army-Irish break-off,
but the incident "has taken
much of the flavor out of the
job"
The undefeated Irish already
have beaten Pittsburgh, Pur-
due, Nebraska, Iowa, Navy and
Army, with Northwestern, Tu-
lane and Southern California re-
naming as hurdles to Leahy's
second straight undefeated sea-
son, although the Irish last year
played Army to a scoreless tie.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-12

WAKE FOREST, Nov. IL
~(AP)-Although driven indoors
by rain, Wake Forests Deamon
Deacons, strove to improve their
running attack in preparation for
playing N. c. State college at
Raleigh Saturday.
Coach Peahead Walker point
ed out that the Deacon's running
attack had not functioned too
well in the last two games, roll
ing up only so yards against Bos-
ton College and 70 yards against
William and Mary.
The squad in dummy scrim-
mage also worked on defense
against Wolfpack plays.
End Jim Duncan, who was in
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-12

TAR HEELS DRILL
ON S0CCY FIELD

CHAPEL HILL, Nov. 11-(AP)
Indictment weather was no bar
rier today for North Cardinals
Tar Heels as coach Carl Snavely
sent his charges through a long,
hard drill in preparation for
Saturdays engagement with
Maryland's Old Liners at Wash
ington.
Continued rains and a soggy
turf held at least four Tar Heel
standouts out of today's spirited
workouts in Kenan Stadium.
These included Bill Earthquake"
Smith, Choo Choo Justice, John
nyC lements and end Ken Powell,
all of whom are nursing bad head
colds.
Coach Snavely emphasized the
Old Liners dazzling split-T for
nation attack and devoted con-
siderable time to running of
Maryland plays, Coaches remind
ed the Tar Heels that they will
face the Southern Conferences
Leading scorer in the person of
rambling Lou Gambino.
Fullback Hosea Rodgers, who
was held out of the N. c. State
game last week, was in light toys
today. However, trainers were of
the opinion he would be in top
shape for Saturdays game. Bob
Kennedy, who sustained a left
hip injury Saturday, was back in
harness.
indications were today that one
OF the largest student aggrega-
lions ever to follw the Tar Heel
team would be on hand for the
Maryland encounter. Special
train and air transportation faci-
llties have been arranged.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-12
Detroit Titans, Michigan
Rated Top Offensive Clubs
North Carolina Leading In
Punts, Moab Report
Shows

NEW YORK, Nov. II. - R-
Michigan has the two best pass
ing and rushing football teams
in the nation this week - the
State of Michigan, that is.
The university of Detroit tt
tans, who turned in an upset 49,
6 win over Nevada, vaulted into
the top sports held last week
by Penn State in total offense
and rushing offense by amass-
ing SOL yards, the National Col
legiate Athletic Bureau reported
today.
In forward passing offense it
was the University of Michigan
again for the seventh consecu-
tive week, and the Wolverines
continued in the No. 2 spot in
total offense for the second
week.
Bad weather last weeke n d
was reflected in the shrinkage
of averages of many Of last
weeks offensive leaders. Michi-
CAMS passing average per
game, six weeks ago at it's high
mark of 258, was down to 1871
this week.
Detroit took over total offense
with a mark of AIT wards per
game, as against Penn States
high of a week ago which was
AT, and the Titans became the
rushing offense leaders with a
1871 average, which is lower
than Penn States 1862 of a
week ago.
The mud and the rain mired
Penn States powerhouse as the
Nittany Lions dropped to third
in total offense and second in
rushing offense after their 10
victory. Virginia's loss to Penn
dropped the Cavaliers from
fourth to eighth in total offense.
Notre Danes switch from air
to ground in the rout of Army
was reflected in the figures. The
Irish jumped from seventh to
fourth on the strength of their
ground game against the
Cadets, but their four compile
tons in ten pass attempts for
Is yards dropped them from
second to fifth among the team
passing leaders.
Yale, although not among the
top ten in average air yield per
game, nevertheless could claim
to be the top team in passing
efficiency, completing 81 per
cent of its throws. The Els have
thrown 1913 and completed IS.
Mississippi, paced by the
Charlie Conerly : Barney Poole
battery, has completed 16 touch
down passes to lead in that re-
spect. West Virginia, which led
for several weeks and which
was tied last week at II with
Mississippi, is tied for second
in touchdown losses at II with
Michigan, Kansas and Wyo-
ming.
North Carolina leads the punt
ers for the fifth straight week,
although the Tar Heels average
slipped from A yards per boot
to 42.8.
Indicative of the improvement
in the punting phase this year
is the fact that a year ago this
time there were only five teams
in the country averaging 4O
wards or better, and only three
at the seasons conclusion.
There are now nine teams
averaging Al or better.
The figures:
Total offense-(gains rushing
and passing) - % Detroit, AT
Yards average per game: (2)
Michigan, 4O6.7; (3) Penn State.
1905: 90 Notre Dame, 1872;
50 Georgia Tech, 1852; (6) Penn
sylvania, 361.2; CD Missouri,
1908; (8) Virginia, 1874; (9)
Hardin : Simmons, 349.9; (lo)
California, 1856.
Rushing offense --O Dertoit,
319.1; 60 Penn State, 312.7; 90
Missouri, 284.5; az Wichita,
2S1, (5) Hardin Simmons, 276.7;
To AT33
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-12
B Bobby Cruickshank
Tenders Resignation
As Virginia Club Pro

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. IL
(UP)-Bobby Cruickshank, the
colorful little Scot who became
one of the nations best known
golfers, announced today he has
resigned as pro at the country
club of Virginia after Is years
because of a slight salary diff
ference"
Cruickshank, a three-time win
ner Of the North and South open
at Pinehurst, N. c., will be sue
ceeded Dec. l by Darrell Napier
Of the Petersburg, Va, country
club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-12

New York University 10, Buck
nell 6.
Kings Point %, Brooklyn Col
legs IA.
Jamestown VS.. Aberdeen, N.
D., Teachers, cancelled.
Upper Iowa 10, Wartburg 0.
Bloomsbury Teachers IS, East
Stroudsburg Teachers IL.
Yankton College u. Dakota
Wesleyan 6.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-12
hurley BOWL

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn, Nov.
11-W.H-The Pennsylvania State
Teachers College, of Westchester,
Pa, and ACKNOWLEDGMENT college,
of Jefferson City, Tenn, were
named to play in the annual
Burley Bowl football game here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-12
TURNS DOWN F

BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 11-W.D
Francisco (Pancho) Segura,
Ecuador's gift to big-time tennis,
said today that he had received
offers to become a professional,
but had turned them down.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-12
BOWLING LEAGUE
STANDINGS

The standings in the Com
mercial duckpin and City ten
pin bowling leagues, including
last nights games are as follows:
Commercial League
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-12

High set; McHenry $50.
High game; Roy Epps 229.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-12

DIAL 2-3311 For Newspaper Service
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-24
ARMIJA IR LAI-
VYNAS 20 We
MA VADOVYBE

Americas karo laivyno
ir armijos vadoyybes suda-
re planus pavedimui vienon
vadovyben Armijos ir Lai-
vyno jiegu. Tuo klausimu
ilgai gincytasi, taciau ju
paemimas vienon vadovy-
ben lures dideles svarbos
atsitikime kito karo.
Laivynas ir Armija pa
laikys savo atskirus de-
partmentus, taipgi marinai
laikysis savo korpusus, If
lures savo aviacijas. =.
Xxi siol, tarp Armijos il
Laivyno vadu ir tarp paciu
kariu ejo net varzytine ir
vieni kitty pasiepimas, sa-
yes pasigyrimas; kiekviena
tu tarnybu stengesi gauti
sau pirmenybes.
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GEN. MARSHALL
PRISAIKDINTAS

Gen. Marshall, gryzes is
Kinijos j Washingtona, ia,
pc prisaikdintas Americas
alstybes DEPARTMENT. SEX.
retorium, tuomi tapdamaS
No. l Sales diplomatas.
Jam atiteko visi Byrnes
pradeti taikos sutarciu ga
minimo darbai ir vadovavi-
mas Americas uzsienio po-
litikos.
Triumph laiku pasirodys
koks is jo valstybes reika-
lu vedejas ir kaip jis ziuri
j Europos ir viso pasaulio
sutvarkymo klausima.
Nors Marshall sake ne
busias kandidatas j prezi-
dentus, ir nekandidatuos
vice prezidentus greta Tru-
mano, taciau jis gall likti
prezidentu jeigu kas atsi-
tiktu su Trumanu Xxi Sc
kanciu prezidento rinkimu.
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PRANCUZIJOJE
prle1-

ia prize sudarymo koallclnes
vyriausybes, kurioje visas
pirmenybes turf komunistai
aciu socialistu remimui ko-
munistu. Uzsieniu reikalu,
karo ministerial ir vidaus
ministerial atiduota komu-
nistams, taip kad visapusiai
Prancuzija yra komunistq
naguose. Socialistai komu-
nistus RENE del to kad ko~
munistai isvien su socialis-
tais galejo sudaryti daugu-
ma ir dave socialistams pre-
zidento bereiksme vieta IL
premiere vieta.
Visoje Europoje .socialis-
tai skubina pagelbeti komu'
nistams pajungti valstybes
Maskvai.
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UNRRA ISAkYTA
PATARNAUTI
SOVIETAMS

Americas civiliniai ir mi
litariniai atstovai prie UN
RRA Europoje gavo isaky-
mus, po grasinimu baus-
miu, atsinesti draugiskai ir
visapusiai gelbeti sovietu
agentams atsiustiems j U.
S. zona Vokietijoje, kur
jie registruoja pabegelius
is Rusijos ir Lenkijos, gra-
zinimui ju atgal j Rusu uz-
imtas sritis.
Tie Rusai, atsiusti j pa
begeliu tarpa JUGS suziure-
ii, yra ziaurQs NKVD sni-
pal.
Amerikieciams isakoma
kooperuoti su tais Rusais
grazinimui visu sovietu pi-
lieciu j raudonuiju nagus.
UNRRA direktoriai per-
Quota visus pabegeliu sara
sus bolsevikams.
Visokias klastas daro ir
stengiasi prikibti tie snipai
ir prie Lietuviu pabegeliu,
pasiremdami tue vyriausios
UNRRA vadovybes isaky-
mu.
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Ragina Nukelti Savo
Gelezine Uzdanga n

CHICAGO Daily Tribune 5,
ko, Demokratai nori sutramdy-
tt tyrlnejima Americas kariuo-
menes nedoru ir kriminalisku
apsiejimu Europoje. Tam no.
ri pritarti ir tuli New Deal
Republikonai. Tribune jrodine-
ia kad ir Sen. Vandenberg no.
ri losti Trumano zaisla ir nori
tai visa slepti.
Anot Tribune, turetu butt
atldengta paciu Amerikieciu
gelezine uzdanga ir atskleista
ne tik Amerikos kariuomenes
ir ju virsininku nedori elgesiai
Vokietijoje, bet turf butt imta
tyrlnetl nezmoniski Roosevelt
to If Trumano sutarimai ir pa
zadai MaskVai Teherane, jail
toje ir Potsdame. sios slaptos
sutartys niekad nebuvo patiek-
tos Kongresui uztvirtinti, JOS
nera teisetos ir nekonstituci-
nes. Xxi jos nebus atmestos
jos surisa Amerikos rankas ir
pastato sios Sales zmones at
sakomingais, tokiu ivelimu, uz
visus brutalumus, nemoraluma
ir ziopla Americas uzsienio po-
litika.
Tribune itaria Sen. Vanden-
berga ir jo New Deal draugus
bijant patiekti Amerikos vi
suomenei faktus.
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Lieka SovietQ verge-P PastuInde|e
RINKlMU RlAUSESE UzMUSTA PER
140 zMONIU

davima patyre is Molotovo
Maskvoje, kai tas netycia
prasitare kad Rooseveltas
jau pazadejo 'rytine Lenki-
ia sovietams. Galutinai uz-
baigta tas Lenkijos parda-
vimas Jaltoje. Rooseveltas
Lenku prispirtas apie tai,
neuzgincijes to fakto, tik
pasakes darysias viska kas
galima issprendimui nesu-
sipratimu su sovietais del
Lenkijos sienu. =.
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kada Norejo,. Byrnes
Pasake "No!"

BYRNES priverte Molotova
sutikti priimti trieste sutarp-
tautlnlmo sutarti pareiksda-
mas kad Amerika laikys savo
kariuomene Trieste neribotai.
Tas surupino Maskva ir suru-
pino Jugoslavija. Jugoslavai
Wis reikalavo Trieste sau, ir
todel Byrnes pareiske Jugosla-
WHO'S atstovui kad Amerikos
kantrybe jau issibaige, ir to-
del daugiau del Trieste nesi-
deres, laikys ten savo kariuo-
meme toliau. Tada Molotovas
sekancia diena atejo pas Byr-
nes pasikalbeti ir kalbejo visai
svelniAi.
Molotovas noreio prigavingu
budu irodyti Byrnes buk Roo
sevelt prizadejo Jaltoje duoti
sovietams 10 bilijonu vertes
karo nuostoliu atlyginimo is
Vokietijos. Byrnes pasake jog
Jaltoje sutarta tik apkalbeti
Rusu reikalavima atlyginimu.
ir panasiai po ilgu kalbu taip
buvo Trumano ir Stalino SUI
tarta Potsdame.
Byrnes klause ko daugiau
sovietai noretu gauti? Molo-
tovas pasake, "Ruhro". Tai
yra Vokietijos svarbi industri-
ne dalis. Byrnes vel atsake
jam mo.
Ar naujasis Valstybes Sex.
retorius Gen. Marshall mokes
pasakyt "No" kur Molotovas
melagingai irodines buk tas il
tas Roosevelto prizadeta? Il
Gen. Marshall dalyvavo slapto
Sc tarybose Roosevelto su Sta
linu ir jis turf zinoti tikra tel
sybe. Bet gal ir jis, kur rel
kes Maskva nuraminti, sutik'
duoti ia ka Roosevelt pazadejo
kur nesutiks, sakys mo.
ROMOJE, Lapkricio pradzio
je Lietuviu sv. Kazimiero ko
legija persikele gyventi j sa
vas patalpas. siuo metu kole
gijoje gyvena % kunigai ir 1
aukletiniu. Visi jei studijuoj
keturiuose garsiuose Romo
katalikiskuose universitetuo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-24
NESISKAITE SU u. S.
PROTESTU

Prizes pat Lenkijos rinki-
mus nei is sio nei is to dar
Amerika pareikalavo Mas
kvos kad j pildytu Jaltos
ir Potsdamo sutartis uztik-
rinimui netrukdomu rinki-
mu Lenkijoje. Molotovas
atmete visus itarimus kas-
link tu rinkimu, ir apkalti-
no Lenkus norincius teisin.
GU rinkimu, kriminalistais
kurie kelia salyje suirute.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-24
PRIGERE VIRS 1,OOC
ZMONIU

Graikijoje pereita savai-
te nuskendo laivas uzejes
ant minos, zuvo 437 EMO
neS.
Kinijoje, upeje apvlrto
laivas perpildytas pasazle-
riais, zuvo apie 600 Emo
niu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-24

Is Anglijos isveza Len
kus Gen. Anders armijos
karius j Argentina, kuri su-
'tiko isileisti ju kelis tuks-
tancius.