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Evening star., 1948-06-02
|Mid-AtIontic, Ex-D. c. Golfers
Bat .5OOinU. S. Open PreIim

ers that qualified at Fort Worth
with Harper posting H-72-146.
Virgil Buck Worsham, younger
brother Of Lew, the defending cham
pion, was an alternate with a
76-75-151 at the Quaker Ridge Club
in Scarsdale, N. Y, but announced
ne would not make the trip to Los
Angeles next week even II named.
Charles Price, Kenwood amateur
who was entered in the trials at
Salisbury, N. c., did not compete,
while Bob Hamilton, representing
the Prince Georges club on the cir
cult, passed up the Fort Worth
tests.
Lew Worsham, of course, is an
automatic qualifier.
The tests produced good and me-
diocre golf-the best from little
known pro named Jack Harden of
Ell Paso, Tex.-a hole-in-one by
Herman Barron, and one notable
casualty.
The big man who missed 1t was
Jimmy Thomson, the veteran tour
nament campaigner from Los An
geles and Chicopee, Mass, who is
regarded as one Of the games long
est knockers. Thomson turned in a
two-round 153 at San Francisco and
fell one stroke short Of qualifying as
the top of IL places went to former
California and Hawaiian Champion
Art Bell of San Francisco with 143.
The hottest round of the day was
engineered in the torrid Southwest.
Harden did 1t with a nine-under-p par
67-66-133 at Lubbock, Tex.
Evening star., 1948-06-02

Golfers from the Middle Atlantic
section, and former Washingtonians,
batted 500 in sectional qualifying
rounds for the National Open
championship at scattered points
throughout the country. yesterday.
The record field of 1,418 which
fired for the tournament was re-
duced to I'll with most of the Ma
tons fairway giants still answering
"here."
The championship, COLTS most
coveted prize, will be contested June
1912 over the Riviera Country Club
at Los Angeles.
The Middle Atlantic area was not
awarded a sectional test for the first
time in many years.
Fred Bolton, the Pendleton
(Oreg) pro, formerly Of Bethesda,
qualified at Portland, with 1863
142. Bolton trailed Joe Mozel with
139 and Al Zimmerman and William
Langley with 14ls in the scrap for
three places, but Langley withdrew
Baltimoreans Otto Greiner and
Johnny Bass qualified, the former
with 141 at Tulsa, where he topped
three other qualifiers, and Bass with
145 at Philadelphia. Bass and Dave
Douglas of Wilmington, Del, won
the places at North Hills, while Wal
ter Romans of Baltimore Country
Club was out with Isl.
Chandler Harper of Portsmouth
Va, was in the group of name play
Evening star., 1948-06-02
DC. Women sCIass 4
Golf Event Draws 81
For Play Friday

The Women's District Golf As
sociation's Glass A tournament for
the NBC Cup will draw a field OF 81
players to Washington Golf and
Country Club on Friday, according
to parings released today by Mrs.
Elmer jenkins.
A new champion will be crowned
as Mrs. o. L. Young, last years
winner. is in Japan. Players are
requested to bring caddies.
MIS-. Gilbert Hahn, Wood: s:s9, Mrs.
asan har1s Wo %ood s nd Ms MS Hses seoS.
Rsoa Rssss s mss snd miss scE.Tnr Egih Ksn
Mrs ns Nri GRsssF Ws,asE M0TI .na KEN ana fts MEs
j, F. conklin. a. and N. $3.50. MRS. r. NJ.
A: and N:;s;54: Mrs; Michael Mehan; 3 H.
kSnss:. 8: Philllg'' r nnS N A. and N. and Mrs. Eric
nl. w. Ms s Sarson. Little A And rns 4 N sSs sHs
Mrs, O I; Altman; A: and q, N and Nj, Mrs.
Charles I. EsspIoad: wash: and Mrs: J.
vert, Wash and Mrs. 4. g. simmends,
Wash; s:ls, Mrs. s; B; CrCeker. Ken.
MS na Mcs oyd bed, %.h1 and ksn M1s si
oA core'. and H Mrs. Il. Il, Goldman o s Wash. aan
$50. Mrs; Charles Brumfiel, Cong. and
Bower. !. s., @ and Mrs Roland CABLE able: Ken =;
9:3S. Mrs. Richard johnson, c. c., and
Mrs; Arnold Wilcox, c: C.; 9:42. Mrs.
stureis. M A. and NJ: $40, Mrs. T Philip Israel.
$50, Mrs. E. S. Hanson. Cong, and Mrs.
Evening star., 1948-06-02
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. 80 A-2E
~, Z,

n. F. Hollander, Ken; e;54. Mrs. W. I.
Horner, Wash, and Mrs. M. NJ. Alexander.
Wash; 9:5S. Mrs. John Ives, Col. and Mrs.
Johr Godfrey, Cong.
1902, Mrs. W. r. Patterson. I. 8. and
Mrs. frank Mirth, Wash; 1905, Mrs. H.
NJ. Chapman, Con. and Mrs. Frank Dole,
Cong; 1910, Mrs. Betty Meckley.. Ken.
ana Mrs. D. II. Henderson, Cong.; 1Q:14s
Mrs. Marie Walper. p. G. and Mrs. NJ Hals
pinneen. Wash; i0:1s, Mrs. John Lone
l.. s. and Mrs, Helen Sasscer, Argyle
1922, Mrs. Roderick Watson, Manor an
Mrs A. P. Moore. A. and NJ; 1926, Mr.
William Gillian. B. H. and Mrs. j. Nc4
mlps.so, 1850. Mrs :, c. ,. Hartman. !. 8. .nj
Mrs. George Thornton, ]. s.; 1924, Mr.
Paul Costello. /. s. and Mrs. George MafS
tin. Manor: 10:3S, Mrs. George Bailey, jr.,
Wash: and Miss Ann Reh, Wash: lo:42.
Davies, Manor: 1o:4s, Mrs. R. {. zuber.
Manor and Mrs. r. T. Brooks. Manor;
1850, Mrs. j. Kinder. P. @. and Mrs.
Marion Russell. P. g.; 1854, Mrs Rex
Howard, Ken and Mrs. L. @. Pray, Col;
1888, Mrs r: Keebler, Ken. and Mrs.
p. W. Yager. Ken.
HOS: Mrs. award Widmayer; Ken; and
Mrs. ]. H. Bullock, Ken; 1106, Mrs. Mar
saret Cox. p, g., and Mrs. Mary FToun-
felter. P G.: IL 10, Mrs. Ora Ense, p. q.
and Miss Lois Gladding, p @,
Evening star., 1948-06-02
BrowneII 10 Pass Up
Defense Of Golf Title

Bobby Brownell will not defend
his title in the 45th annual Middle
Atlantic Amateur golf champion
ship that opens with qualifying
round tomorrow at the Five Farms
course of the Baltimore Country
Club.
Brownell winner Of practically
every amateur honor in this section
last year, said the pressure of bus
mess would make it impossible for
him to compete. He has played
only three or four rounds of golf
this season.
Entries in the sectional cham
pionship will be accepted until 6
o'clock tonight with Secretary DR.
Robert A. Keilty. Most of those
entered planned a practice round
today at Five Farms, one Of the
East's finest golf courses.
Two rounds of match play in the
title flight and other sixteens will
be played Friday with the semiflnals
and final on Saturday.
Evening star., 1948-06-02
MARYLAND Horse Show Opening
Tomorrow Offers 100 Glasses

er threat, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A
Hale's Golden Hill from Connecti-
cut, also is entered.
Among the many featured attrac-
tions will be Oscar F. Smiths six
pony hitch from the Carolanne
Farms near Norfolk, Va. This hitch
is made up of six matched Shet-
land ponies.
Tomorrow mornings classes, which
start at 10 o'clock, are devoted to
the breeding division. The after
noon session starts at 2 o'clock with
nine classes listed. Fridays sched-
ule is the same, with night session
added, scheduled for o'clock. Sat-
urday's time schedule is the same as
Fridays, with the morning classes
devoted to the ponies. On Sunday
the heavy schedule Of 13 classes will
start at l o'clock, concluding with
championship and reserve awards in
each of eight divisions.
The Timonium State Fair Grounds
are located 10 miles from Baltimore
and 3 miles from ToWson, Md. Bus
and train service is available. The
show is staged for the benefit OF the
Hospital for the Women of Maryland.
Evening star., 1948-06-02
By Angelina J. CorobeIIi

The sixth annual Maryland horse
show which starts a four-day run
tomorrow at the Timonium (Md)
State Fair Grounds offers a card
consisting of 100 classes. IA cham
pionships, nine stake classes and
cash awards amounting to $4,000
Events are listed for breeders,
green hunters, conformation hunt
ers, jumpers, three and five gated
horses, Maryland hunters, walking
horses, fine harness, roadsters and
ponies, as we'll as American Horse
Show Association horsemanship
classes for jumping and saddle
horse seat and the D. Sterrett Git
tings horsemanship award.
Mrs. M. E. Iiz) Whitney from
Upperville, Va; Mrs. Amory Law
renee, Warrenton. Va, and Ballan-
trae, Mclean, Va. have entered
in the hunter division to represent
this area. In the jumper division
George Fitzpatrick's well-known
Baltimore entry, Party Miss, will
challenge entries from all sections
of the country. The Eastern hunt
Evening star., 1948-06-02
Manor Big '49 Threat
After Kenwood Wins
Women S Golf Title

The Women,s District Golf As
sociation's f1rst-team series may be
q four-club race next year with
Kenwood, the new champion as of
yesterday; Army Navy, Manor and
Chevy Chase struggling for the title.
Seven clubs competed this year,
but due to big difference in handi-
caps and the fact that the first
team matches must be played from
scratch, the three teams with the
highest handicaps scored few, if any
points, in competition against the
top four.
Kenwood figures to be equally as
strong next year but the team to
watch will be Manor, as Mrs. A. B.
Bower, the former Kentucky, Mary
land and District titlist, now is
member of Manor. With the pres
ent District champion, Mrs. w. R.
Stokes, and Mrs. Bower as part
ners, Manor would present a pow
erful top twosome. In addition, Mrs.
George Martin moved up to Manors
first team, and with Mrs. H. L. Lacey
as partner scored 21a points in her
Glass A match-play debut yesterday.
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Bower play
of for the Post Cup tomorrow.
With its six-match schedule COM
pleted as it draws a bye in the
meaningless final matches next
week, Kenwood went through with
the loss of only 81 points out OF a
possible 54. Kenwood's Mrs. j. P.
Trouchaud and Mrs. Ed Widmayer
we're unbeaten and Mrs. Richard
Kreuzburg and Mrs. S. B. Crocker
did not lose until yesterday, when
they were upset by Mrs. S. F. Little
and Mrs. w. S. Parsons of Army
Navy.
Kenwood's 6-3 triumph over Army
Navy, with the deciding points
scored by Mrs. Betty Meckley and
Mrs. Rex Howard, put the crown
beyond the reach of the service
club. Manor pulled within half
point of third place by defeating
Chevy Chase, 512-31z, while Con-
gressional moved into fifth by de-
feating Woodmont, To.
The first-team title was the third
in recent years for the George Dit
fenbaugh-tutored sextet.
The best medal score of the day
at Washington was an 81 by Mrs.
Stokes, which was an exceptional
score considering the heavy condl-
ton of the course following the 1ol-
iday week end.
Manor moved seven points ahead
with one match to play in class B
competition by defeating Washing
ton, To, at Kenwood. Prince
Georges edged Chevy Chase, 7-2,
and Belle Haven won, 5-4, over Con-
pressional,
Evening star., 1948-06-02
Pass by IsIey Of Phelps
LAyerts Perfect Come

Ed Isley, star hurler for Phelps
Vocational School, allowed only one
man to reach first base as Phelps
blanked Carver High of Baltimore,
20, yesterday.
Isley allowed no hits, famed IT
and walked one. the pass coming
in the seventh inning. Isley picked
off the runner. The victory was the
No. 13 for Phelps in Is games.
Evening star., 1948-06-02
Eastern Out 10 Recoup
Prestige in Battle
With Anacostia

Eastern High Schools baseball
team was hoping to regain prestige
today, while Anacostia, the Ramb-
lers' opponent in the semif1nal round
of the District public high cham
pionships, depended on tight base
ball and lady luck to stay the enemy.
The teams had a date today at
Griffith Stadium at o'clock, with
the winner meeting Coolidge Friday
in the final round.
The Ramblers won all their regu-
lar round robin games and entered
the playoffs a virtual cinch to cap
ture the title. Coolidge, however,
surprised Eastern last week and TO-
day is in a favorable position to
take the crown for the third straight
year.
Anacostia, practically counted out
of contention in the early weeks OF
the season, quickly climbed to the
upper bracket and climaxed its
amazing drive with a close win over
Wilson in a special playof.
Chunky Eddie Kline was expected
to get the call from Eastern Coach
ROLAND Lund today. Kline has yet
to be defeated in series competi-
ton. He has won six and lost one
this season, including one-hitter
over George Washington, Northern
Virginia Glass A champ; two
hitter, a pair of three-hitters and
a four hitter. George Sengstack
was expected to toll for the Indians.
Both clubs saw action yesterday,
Eastern dropping 13-inning, 5-4
decision to Washington-Lee and
Anacostia going down, AZ, to Con-
zaga. Relief Pitcher Garland Brill,
who took over in the ninth, banged
out a single to score the winning
run for Washington-Lee at Airing
ton. AL Berling held Anacostia to
two hits as Gonfaga chalked up its
tenth win in 13 games.
Bob Costinette fired one-hitter
as Hyattsville High clinched the
Prince Georges County A Confer
ence title with a To victory over
Bladensburg. 1t was the eleventh
straight victory for Hyattsville.
In other games yesterday Mount
Vernon trounced Dewitt, 1872, and
St. Anthony's downed Sherwood,
Evening star., 1948-06-02
Barbara Ann Scott Signs
Contract as Pro Skater
By the Associotsd Press

BROCKVILLE, Ontario, June q
Olympic Figure Skating Champion
Barbara Ann Scott has signed q
professional contract to skate for
money and charity.
The pretty blond ballerina of the
ice signed yesterday with Music
Corp. of America Artists, Ltd. She
will be booked for various engage
ments with part of the proceeds
being retained as salary and the
remainder to go to a Canadian
charitable organization, st. Law
renee Foundation.
Barbara Ann won the Olympic
figure skating title this year at ST.
MoritZ,' Switzerland. succeeding
Sonia Henie, who had won in three
previous Olympics.
Evening star., 1948-06-02
Ten D. 6. Area Youths
Honored by Generals
SpseioI Dispoieh 10 The Siar

SpSeIoI UtPofeh 70 Ihs SfoF
LEXINGTON, Va. June 2.-Ter
athletes from the Washington area
were among the 76 awarded letters
at Washington and Lee University
for participation in spring sports.
The list includes Fred Vinson
Brian Bell and Paul Cromelin, base
ball; Dick Hynson, Ollie Carter and
Ted Bowie, crew; John McKelway
golf; Bill Bernard. tennis; Lee Rob-
erts, track, and Paul Yates, cheer
leader.
Evening star., 1948-06-02
High School Golfers
In Three.Way Tie

Fridays golf match between West
ern and Wilson has taken on added
importance following the former S
5-4 defeat of previously unbeaten
Coolidge in the interhigh golf series
for the Dawes Cup yesterday.
With Western, Wilson and Cool
idge each having lost one match
the meeting on Friday, and the
Coolidge-Wilson match next Tues
day, may decide the title. Other
wise. a playoff may be necessary.
Wilson defeated Western in
previous match, 6-2.
In other matches yesterday Be-
thesda maintained its unbeaten pace
at top of the metropolitan section
of the league by defeating George
town Prep, 81. at the Prep, and
Gonzaga defeated st. Johns, 54
ut Prince Georges.
Evening star., 1948-06-02
SuIkey Driver Injured

WESTBURY, N. Y, June 2 P.-
Driver Edward Morgan was injured
last night in the feature harness
race at Roosevelt Raceway and was
taken to Nassau County hospital
suffering from shock and lacerations
about the face. Morgan was knocked
out Of his sulky in collision and
struck by a.other sulky as he lay
on the track.
Evening star., 1948-06-02
Bues Pay Out $65, 900,
Wind Up Chesnes Deal
Dy fhs Assoeiofsd Press

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.-The
Pittsburgh Pirates have completed
their purchase Of Bob Chesnes, San
Francisco Seal pitcher, with pay
ment Of $4,000.
The Pirates, for whom Chesnes
has won two and lost none this sea-
son, had until June is to complete
the purchase They also gave the
Seals Gene Woodling, Dixie Howell,
Mamie Perez and Ken Gables in a
sale flrst negotiated last September.
Evening star., 1948-06-02
Grid Giants Siqn Coates

NEW YORK, June 2 (P.-Ray
Coates. "a, triple-threat halfback
from Louisiana State University
has signed with the New York
Giants Of the National Football
League. He Is the sixth new back
to be signed by the club in its
general rebuilding program.
Evening star., 1948-06-02
Demuree New Manager
OfCIub in Wisconsin
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis, June
Frank Demaree, former major
league outfielder, is the new man
ager of the Wisconsin Rapids White
Sox of the Glass D Wisconsin State
,ea plle
Evening star., 1948-06-02
Stounton Names Ellis
As Its New Grid Coach
BY the Associated Press

STAUNTON, Va, June 2.-Charley
Ellis, former University OF Virginia
quarterback, has been appointed
head football coach at Staunton
Military Academy.
Ellis, more recently backfield
coach at Marquette University, will
succeed Eddie tFlash) Bryant. an
other former Virginia player, in the
SMA post.
Evening star., 1948-06-02
Football Aide Chosen

ID LINCOLN, Nebr., June tP.- H
H. Ike) Hanscom, Scottsbluff, Nebr
high school football coach, has been
named assistant coach at the Uni
verSity of Nebraska.
Evening star., 1948-06-02

CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Grand Rapids. /: DAYTON, O.
Fort Wayne, z; Flint, 3.
Saginaw, 4; Muskegon. 2.
Evening star., 1948-06-02
Trinidods Win by 10

The Trinidad Boys Club edged
Avondale, 10, in a midget-class
game Yesterday at Avondale.
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Tap paruosta grupe vykdavo isvykimo
vieta. Tuo laku - 1912 m. pavasari ir vasara
- Lietuva buvo vykstama is Kalnino apylin-
kiu. Prizes isedant lektuva kursantams budavo
duodamos paskutines instrukcijos ir drasai ide-
damas degtines butelis kuris paprastai tuojaus
ir buvo istustinamas, tue labiau, kad daugumas
pirma karta gyvenime sedo lektuva. NKVD pa
reigunai aiskino, kad neturi joku ziniu apie Lie
tuva todel ragino veikti atsargia bet kartu kuo
greiciausia suteikti ziniu. Atrodo, kad tue laiku
veninteliu sovietu ziniu saltiniu buvo Kauno ra-
dijo stoties informacija ir retkarciais pas kokl
zuvusi rastas Lietuviskas laikrastis ar laiskas.
(Bus daugiau
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Moskvo poti Norm
ii Sunuikinti
Tog!iotti
MASkVA TIKEJOSI KOMJJ-
NISTU REVOLIUCIJOS,
KURIA VALDZIA STAI-
GA SULAIKE

Neziurint Maskvos gelezines
uzdangos, taikytos uzlaikyti vi
So komunistine smarve siau-
clancia anoje puseje, Wis tik is
eina j vakaru pasauli nekurios
zinios.
Pasklidus Unions apie Jugo-
slavijos budelio Tito galiaus XII
lusi nesutarima SUI Kominfor-
mu If tue budu SUI Kremliaus
zmogzudziais, dabar, po Liepos
IA diena pasikesinimo Romoje
nusauti Palmiro Togliatti, TIA
lijos komunisto No. 1, kuris bu-
vo Maskvoje uzartavotas, apie
tai stai kas kalbama:
" to pasikesinimo Togliatti
nuzudyti gal but slepiasi ilga
Maskvos ranka, kuri suruose
ta pasikesinima Togliatti atsi-
kratyti.
Nors visada sunku yra zino-
ii kas Kremliuje verda, taciau
dabar jau yra nustatytas fax
tas kad tarp uzsieniu komisaro
Molotovo is vienos puses, ir
Sovietu valdytojo No. 2 po Sta
limo, Andriejaus zdanovo is XII
tos puses, eina mirtinos riety-
nes. Zdanovas yra dabartinio
Kominformo vyriausias vadas.
Kremliuje, buvo svarstoma
Tito valdomos Jugoslavijos rel
kalai. zdanov reikalaves kad
Tito prisilaikytQ Kominformo
plano ir sukomunistintu Jugo-
slavija. Molotovas, zinodamas
kokia yra Titui opoziciia is Ju-
goslavijos muziku, norejo kad
butu duodama Jam dauglau
laikO.
Kuomet tas klausimas buVo
Kominformo balsuojamas, Zda-
novas laimejo gaudamas iris
balsus daugiau. Tada Tito IL
tano vieSai pasmerktas.
Maskva dabar zinc kokia ne
gera reakcija sukele Kominfor-
mo viesas susiriejimas saVQJQ
tarpe. Tuo budu Molotovo po-
ziciia sustiprejo, zdanov gal
atsi,lure slidzioje pozicijole.
Xiii sp6ja, zdanoVui sekan-
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VIZIJA

NlZIJA
Teka laisves skaisti saulute
add Sauksmas EurOpos krastuos;
grizta laime laisvu vel buti
nenesiot sieloj baimes nastos.
Is griuvesiQ, tiesa kur nutilo,
kaip saule gelyte trapi,
su veidu iSkankintu pakilo
sios gadynes raupsuotas - Di Pi.
Argi jam, argi jam vel laimuze,
gimto krasto Silta palaima,
vejai paniekos liovesi uze
ir Europa lygiQjQ Selma?
Jis paluzes If jegos jo menkos,
dziaugsmas perveria sirdi kardu;
nors toll mielos, trokstamos lankos,
girdi: saukia tevyne vardu
Ir jam daros plasmingi ir sviesus
del teisybes kenteti skausmai;
asareles malonios ir vesios
nuo blakstienu sruvena zemai. :. :.
kastytis Gliau6
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desnis negu Prezidentas Truman spejo busiant.
Atstovas Harold Knutson (Rep. is Minnesota, ku-
ris pravede stu metu S450O000OOO taksQ sumazlnma,
dabar vel sako vadzos negu pervirss turf reikst na
ia taksu sumaznima ape 1850 netus. Repubkonai gal
to ir sieks ieigu salygos bus normalios
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tbs dalykas gall TEXT kulka j
pakausi - ir po visko.
Kick zinoma, Molotovas ar
gumentavo kad vietoje nutrau-
xii rysius SUI Tito, jis turejo
butt tyliai nuzudytas. Tas bu-
tu buve galima padaryti be pri-
metimo bedas Maskvai. Arba,
tikrino Molotovas, Jugoslavijo-
Je galejo butt ikurta kita ko-
munistu partija, kuri butu ga
lejus Tito pastumti j sail.
Dabar, gal but, Maskva pa
simokina practices klaidomis-
kick tai liecia Italijos komuni-
stu vada Togliatti. Jis yra ar
timas Tito .draugas; jis buvo
nuvykes keleta kartu j Jugo-
slavija pasitarti su Tito, ir jis
gavo didelius kiekius ginklu is
Tito.
Taipgi yra zinoma kad Tog-
liatti, Tito ir Bulgarijos raudo-
nuju vadas Dimitrov Komin-
formo posedziuose visada bal
savo isvien.
Toliau, po Italijos rinkimq 81
pavasari, Togliatti pasisake uz
Marshallo Plana. Taigi gall
butt kad Kremlius, nepatenkin-
tas komunizmo nepasisekimu
Italijoje ir 'Togliatti susvelneji-
mu, pasiryzo jo atsikratyti, o
j jo vieta pastacius kita karsta-
galvi vel testi atkaklu revoliu-
cini judejima.
Komunisto vado nuzudymas
paprastai pasitarnauja komu-
nistu tikslams. Yra palinkimo
tiketi kad komunistai nuzude
Kolombijos, Pietu Amerikoje,
liberalu vada sukelimui miniu
pasipiktinimo prizes esancia val
dzia. To pasekmeje uzmusta
virs 1900 zmoniQ Bogotoje.
Italijoje, kaip tik paplito Ii
MOS apie Togliatti suzeidima,
nors jis taikyta nuzudyti, ko-
munistai visoje salyje tuojau
pradejo kelti demonstracijas ir
streikus, sprogdyti dirbtuves If
Titus - taip kaip daryta Bo-
gotoje pereita ziema.
Italijos valdzia taciau stall
giai griebesi priemoniu If ko-
munistu platesni sukilima su-
lake.
Italiios komunistu revoliucl-
ia, ieigu il butu isplitus, butu
daug naudingesn6 MaskVal ne
OIL gyvas ir sveikas Togliatti,
kuris nepajege Italia payerg-
ii pereito pavasario rinklmuo-
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Ska pereitas fskals metas baigtas virs bionais
dolaru pervrsio Sis pervrsis yra bijonu dolariu d
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-30

MASKVA. "Pravda" pa
slzelbe 245 JugoslavQ Suddenly,
studijuojanciu Sovietu Sqjungos
karineie akademijoje, viesa lals-
ka. kuriame reikalaujama pasl-
keitimu Jugoslavijos komunistu
partiiOie.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-21
Negroes Versus Draft New Chapter
In Struggle For Democracy

NEW YORK, April Fl. (ANP)
= What reception will be ac-
corded by Negroes to the new
draft bill if it is enacted into
law-as is likely to happen de-
spite vastly popular opposition?
Will Negroes resign themselves
to the age-old segregation patterns
in the armed forces or will they
hold out for complete and I'M
biased indignation?
PMS "Opinion" editorial of
April II. comments on the situa-
ton by saying that the draft law
would "have some rough shedding
with the American Negroes" En-
titled "The Negroes and the
Draft" the editorial is written by
Max Lerner.
1t tells of the warning given
President Truman by A. Philip
Randolph, president of the Broth
erhood of Sleeping Car Porters,
and Grant Reynolds, member of
the New York State commission
Of corrections that Negroes would
be Sin no mood to shoulder an
other gun for democracy abroad
while they are denied democracy
at home" It also cites the strong
language used before the senate
armed services committee that
they would personally lead an COR