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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-04-29
College Nine TO
Play -Four Games

Bluffton colleges sports schedule
will be a busy one for the next
week, with the Beaver baseball team
engaging in four games and the
track team participating in a dual
meet with Findlay.
The Beaver nine has games as fol-
lows: This Wednesday, at Toledo;
next Saturday, at Findlay; next
Monday, Cedarville at Bluffton, and
next Tuesday, at Defiance.
In the meantime the track team
will engage in a dual meet with
Findlay collegians at that place, Sat
urday afternoon.
Bluffton's improving baseball team
lost an II to 5 decision to Ohio
Northern last week, but gained vic
tories over Wherefore, 3 to l, and
Defiance, II to 5.
The track team finished third in a
meet with Ohio Northern and Taylor
university, at Ada last Saturday.
Schertz, of Bluffton, copped first
place in the discus throw with a toss
of 116 feet. Lesson, of Bluffton,
placed in the high jump, 100-yard
dash and high hurdles.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-04-29
Pirate Nine Loses
To Lima Central

Bluffton High baseball team drop
ped an to 6 decision to Lima Cen
tral on the Harmon field diamond
last Friday afternoon, after rallying
in the sixth inning to overcome an
early Dragon advantage.
The visitors got away to an early
lead with two runs in the second in
ming and another brace in the third.
Bluffton then came up with three
runs in the fourth, and after Cen
tral had added another tally in the
sixth, the Pirates tied the count
with a two-run splurge.
The visitors then added three runs
in the top half of the seventh, and
although the Pirates came back with
one run their rally was choked off
short of victory.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-04-29

Winter wheat is in better condition
than crop reporters had expected
when late paintings were followed
by severe winter weather.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-04-29

No person was ever honored for
what he received. Honor has been
the reward for what he gave.
Calvin Coolidge
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-04-29
The box score

Two base hit: Linden. Three base
hit: Moore. Bases on balls, off
Moore, 2. Struck out by Moore, 8.
Umpires: Gratz and Miller.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-04-29
OF APPOINTMENT

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
THE STATE OF OHIOl
Allen County, s..
Estate of Jacob w. Burkholder, deceased.
Monroe Burkholder of r. D. No. 2, Columbus
Grove. Ohio. has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator of the estate of Jacob w.
Burkholder late of Alien County. Ohio. de-
ceased.
Dated this eth day of April. l94s.
RAYMOND p. SMITH.
Probate Judge 2
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-04-29
REPUBLICAN
National Ticket

hEf L BLttAN
National Ticket
Delegate-at-Large to the National
Convention-(Vote for Not More
Than Nine e)-Francis P. Bolton, John
w. Bricker, Clarence ]. Brown.
Katherine Kennedy Brown, Myers Y.
Cooper, Thomas J. Herbert, Fred H.
Johnson, Charles H. Jones, Caring.
ton T. Marshall, Ed D. Schorr.
Alternate-at-Large to the National
Convention-(Vote For Not More
Than Nine)-Kyle F. Brooks, Alber.
tus B. Conn, Rufus S. Day Jr., Miles
E. Evans, Jane Edna Hunter, T.
Lamar Jackson, Ralph H. Shellhouse.
Walter E. Sollars, Henry L. Thomp-
son Jr., Milo J. Warner.
District Delegate to the National
Convention-(Vote for Two)-John
f. Calvin, William W. Wood III.
District Alternate to the National
Convention-(Vote for Two)-A. G.
Herman, William Edward Hole.
State Ticket
For Governor-Thomas J. Herbert.
Albert Edward Payne, William L.
White.
For Lieutenant Governor-Paul NJ.
Herbert.
For Secretary of State-Ted w.
Brown, Edward j. Hummel.
For Auditor of State-Frank B.
Thomas, Roger w. Tracy.
For Treasurer of State-Don H.
Ebright.
For Attorney General-Hugh s,
jenkins.
For Representative to Congress
(At Large)-George H. Bender,
For Judge of the Supreme Court
Vote for One)-Alfred c. Jones,
Edward c. Turner.
For Judge of the Supreme Court
(Vote for One)-G. K. Allen, Clinton
Dewitt Boyd, Guy B. Findley, Henry
A. Middleton, Kingsley A. Taft.
For Judge of the Supreme Court
Unexpired Term-James Garfield
| Stewart.
For Representative to Congress
William M. McCulloch.
For Judge of the Court of Appeals
Waiter S. Jalkson.
For Member of State Central Com
mittee( Man)-Roy E. Fry.
For Member of State Central Com
mittee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stewart
Shook.
For State Senator-(Vote for OneI
james Mclean Carpenter, Fred R
Seibert.
For Representative to the Genera
Assembly-(Vote for One)-Floyd B
Griffin, Emery E. Kent.
For County Commissioner-(Vote
for Two)-Jess Cochran, Cliff C
Long, Harry G. Mason, Frank e
McLain, Fl. T. Morris.
For Prosecuting Attorney-An'
thony J. Bowers, Clarence G. Fischer
For Clerk of Court of Common
Please. N. Breese.
For Sheriff-Bernard D. Clark,
William Ray Daley, Clifford D. Hell,
Ter, Marion G.. McGinnis Dewey Mil,
Ter, Earle Irwin Plaugher, George
Terhark.
For County Recorder-Samuel S.
Burke, Morgan N. Davis.
For County Treasurer-Ray w
Barnett.
For County Engineer-John E.
Breese, Worthy z. Gahman.
For Coroner-Harry E. Lewis.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For Delegate at Large to the Ma
tional Convention-(Vote for Twelve)
Robert J. Bulkley, Francis w.
Durbin, w. B. Gongwer, Philip ?.
Hannah, James w. Huffman, w. A.
Julian, Jacob Kroll Marie Dickson
Low, Frazier Reams, Granville Reed
Jr, Marie Ryan, A. F. Whitney.
For Alternate at Large to the Ma
tional Convention-(Vote for Twelve)
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-04-29
Primary Ballots Next
Tuesday To Bear
Many Names
Concluded from page u

sheriff, recorder and county engineer.
Top contest is the race for nomina-
ton as sheriff, with seven candidates
seeking the post.
Fewer contests are reflected on
the Democratic ballot, and none for
delegates to the national convention.
Democratic delegates will be pledged
to w. A. Julian, first choice. and
Mary Boyle Barns, second choice.
For state offices, Democrats have
contests for governor, secretary of
state, treasurer, attorney general.
representative to congress at large
and state senator. In the county
there are no Democratic contests.
The complete ballots for next
primary:
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-04-29
LEGAL NOTICE

versie Mae Hunter is hereby notified Mat
William Roy Hunter has filed his petitioP for
divorce against her in Case No. 3Sl90 in the
Common Pleas Court. Allen County, Ohio,
and said cause will be for hearing on or
''''0' EIMER McCLAIN.
5 4 KAkaorney for Plaintiff
, 1948-11-23
from the Police

All loaded trucks shall have
a crew of at least two men,
namely, a Chauffeur, and an
assistant who shall be on the
rear of the truck, facing at all
times in the opposite direction
to which the truck is going, to
keep a sharp lookout and
Immediately signal the Chauf-
feur whenever a vehicle is ap-
preaching.
It is therefore ordered that
the assistant be equipped with
a whistle for the purpose of
signalling the chauffeur.
C. A. H
Acting Director of Police
, 1948-11-23
Publication

1t is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that Trademark No.
249,419, which was registered
in the United States Paten
Office, Washington, D. c., on
November Is, 1923, in the
name of OAKITE PRO
DUCTS, INC, Of New York
N. Y, a corporation Of New
York, and which was register
ed in the Office of the Govern
ment Secreatry Of the Virgin
Islands Of the United States,
on February 5, 1929, has, I'M
der date Of August II, 1948,
been renewed at the United
States Patent Office, Wash
ington, D. c., for a period of
twenty years from November
13, 1913, unless sooner termi-
mated by law, and that the re-
newal has this date been re-
corded in the Office of the
Government Secretary of the
Virgin Islands Of the United
States, at st, Thomas, in &C
cordance with the provisions
in the Regulations governing
the registration of Patents &
Trademarks in the Virgin Is
lands, approved April |, 1916,
Government of the Virgin Is
lands of the United States,
St. Thomas
October Is, 1913
Morris F. de Castro
Government Secretary
, 1948-11-23
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DR.. ROBERT M. de FREITAs
B, 40, D., Specialist in Eye
Examination Refraction
Orthoptics

Announces:
-. that he will be at his office for
consultation November % & "a.
Hours: Tuesday 10 a. m. to noon &
2 to 5 pm. Wednesday 2 to pm.
only.
Complete orthoptic service will
be offered to the Municipality Of
st. Croix.
The latest designs in Eye
Glasses prepaid or c. o. D.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
LIETUVIAI PAVYDI
NET kARO BE-
LAISVIAMS

Lietuvoje sunku gauti ivai-
rlu namu naudoiimo prekiu.
Mat, Rusu pramone gamma tik
karo reikmenis, visiskai nesi-
rupina savo gyventoju apran-
ga, maitinimu ar patiekimu
Jlems namu apyvokos daiktu.
Vienas Vokietis, neseniai
grizes is karo nelaisves Rusiio-
je, papasakojo tarp kita ko ir
savo ispudzius, kuriuos jis pa
tyre vaziuodamas per Lietuva:
Vilniuje prisiartino mote
rvs prie musu klausdamos, ar
mes neturime kartSis parduoti
puodu ar suku. siauliuose Siam
Vokieciui vienas Lietuvis pasa-
kes: "Jus esate dabar belaisvis,
bet JUS grisite greiciausia ma
mo kaip laisvas zmogus. Tuo
tarpu mes pradedame prarasti
Wilt atgauti laisve'.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
NEPASITENKINIMAS SSSR
KARIU TARPE

KraSto ekonominiai saltiniaj
ir gamtos turtai isnaudoiami
labai neukiskai ir negirdetu
skubumu. Sovietu tikslas -
kuodaugiausia isciulpti trum.
piausiu laiku.
Visa tai matydami Baltiios
krastu gyventojai tiki kad ne
trukus lures prasideti karas
Sovietu skubi ruosa ir karis-
ku sutvirtinimu statyba jiems
tai aiskiausia pasako.
Sovietu kariu tarpe auga ne
pasitenkinimas. To vienok lie
nerodo viesai. Sargybiniai vie
nok daznai pasakoja Vokieciu
karo belaisviams kad sovietu
pilieciai, taip pat ir patys
ju kariai, dazniausia badauia,
gyvena blogai, nepatenkinti ze-
mu standartu.
Valdzia zada po kiekvieno
penkmecio Wis geresni gyveni-
ma, bet tai nevirsta tikrenybe
Dezertyru daug, ypac kai ka-
rius gabena is Baltijos krastu,
kur gyvenimo salygos yra Wis
del to dar zymiai geresnes ne
gu SSSR gilumoje. Kariai pa
sislepia ir bega nuo Rusu. vie
toje grizti. X. Pelekis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
PASLAPTINGI IRENGIMAI
SALOSE

Labai paslaptingu budu da-
romi kaz koki sutvirtinimai sa-
lose. Cementas ten gabenamas
labai dideliais kiekiais. Dirba
ten tik vieni Rusai, ir tai ko-
munistai. siu darby Vokieciams
karo belaisviams jau nepatiki.
Didelis demesis kreipiamas
keliams. Gelezinkeliai, kurie
buvo karo metu labai sugadin-
tt ir Xxi 1916 metu veike labai
nereguliariai, dabar vel sutvar-
kyti. Jais vazineja beveik tik
vieni kariai arba kiti asmenys
su leidimais.
Tarp Tallino ir Leningrado
isvesti antrieji gelezinkelio be-
giai. Pastatyta nauju gelezin-
keliu ir isvesta ellie grynai
strategisku plentQ. Daugelis
siu darby atlikta kaliniu darbo
jega.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13

Lietuvos nepriklausomybes, nors grestu pavojus
mano gyvybei!
Ponas Dargis buvo nelaimingas, kad atli-
kes pavojinga kelione pafronte tegalejo pasa-
kyti man tik ia viena sakini ir tai surizikuoda-
mas Taciau, tie keli jauno Lietuvio patriotic 70
dziai buvo man didele paguoda: jie pridave man
man moraliniu jegu laikytis nepalauziamai Xxi
gallo.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
u. S. SUNKVEZIMIAI PA
RUOSTI KOVAI PRIZES
AMERIKIECIUS

Perdaug jau absurdiska A
merikieciu trumparegi k u m a
pereito karo metu patvirtina
simtai sovietu cia atgabentu
sunkvezimiu, daugiausia Ame-
rikieciu gamybos. Motorizuo-
tos yra ir patrankos. Miestas
pilnas kareiviu, pestininku, ar
tirelistu ir Sarvuotininku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
KAS PAGELBES

Esu silpnos sveikatos, turiu
SO metu amziaus, Amerikoje
giminiu neturiu. Prasau gera-
sirdziu zmoniu paramos, nes
nepaprastai sunku gyventi.
Cernius Juozas
Lubbock (24a) Artilerie
Kaserne. Litauisches Lager.
Br. Zone Germany.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
DARBO PRIEVOLE KARIS-
KIEMS DARBAMS VYKDYTI

Mes jau esame paskelbe kai
kuriu ziniu apie SSSR kariskus
pasiruosimus Pabaltyje. Siuo
metu tas zinias yra ne tik pa
tvirtine daugelis buv. Vokieciq
karo belaisviu, dabar griztan-
ciu is SSSR, bet ir iskele kai
kuriu nauju faktu. Idomios me-
dziagos galime rasti ir News
letter.. Pasiruosimo faktu ne
slepia, pagaliau, ir patys sovie-
tai. stai Birzelio 10 d. Rygos
radijas paskelbe, kad simtai
ukininku ir kolchozninku Lat
vijoje atstato labai militariskai
svarbu Leningrado Varsuvos
plenta.
Bene didziausi sutvirtinimai
daromi Tallino ruoze, kur yra
kasamos didziules transejos ir
statomi apsaugos pylimai. Dar-
bu vedeju yra auksto range
SSSR karininkas. Darbus vyk-
do sovietu inzinerijos dalys, is
krasto gilumos darbininkai, o
taip pat ir vietiniai civiliai bel
Vokieciu karo belaisviai. Kras-
te ivesta visuotine darbo prize
vole, kuria turf atfikti visi, net
moterys Xxi IS metu amziaus.
Darbininkai, ukininkai ir civil
liai turf dali savo laiko, ypac
sekmadieni, paskirti apkasu
kasimo darbams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
PERNAU UOSTE IR RYGOS
ILANKOJE

Pernau uoste nera dideliu
karo laivu, tik greitlaiviai.
Nesimato ir didesniu prekybos
laivu. Reparaciju plaukimas is
Vokieciq ukio j sias sritis pa
staru metu sustojo. Eksportas
is Estijos eina vien tik j Rusi-
ja. Ia patti galima pasakyti ir
apie Latvijos uostus.
Estijos salose Rygos ilanko-
je nebera civiliu gyventoju =
visi jie isvezti Kaspijos paju-
ri ar Tolimus Rytus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
TALINAS PRIMENA KARIS-
KA STOVYKLA

Miestas pilnas sovietu karei-
viu, tankistu ir pestininku. Pri-
statyta daug baraku jiems ap-
gyvendinti. Tx vienose karei-
vinese yra keli Rusu vadovau-
jami Estu daliniai, visi xiii at
siusti is Rusijos. Pazymetinas
didelis Mongolu skaicius. Mon
golai - siuo metu pats istiki-
miausias elementas bolSeviku
rezimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
ARTILTRIJOS POLIGONAI
MISKUOSE

Apie 5 KIN. nuo Pernau ant
plento j Valga iruostas didelis
artilerijos poligonas miskuose,
kur yra daug ivairaus dydzio
gaubic, sunkiuju ir priestanki-
niu patranku; ju skaiciu sun
ku nustatyti, mes poligonas sti-
priai saugojamas.
] rytuos nuo Pernau tokiu
poligonu yra daugiau. Diena
ir nakti girdisi sprogimai il
patranku suviai. IS siu apylin-
kiu civiliai gyventojai isvezti
Sakoma kad Rusai cia bando
savo vi, w ir VS. rakietas
Pastaros rakietos esq paciv
Rusu isradimas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
ZONOJE, KUR REIKIA LEI
DINO -KAIMYNUI APLAN-

8 5 KIN. ruoze nuo juros
kranto civiliai gyventojai yra
arba iskelti arba deportuoti j
Rusijos giluma. Klooga kaime
dar yra palikta keletas zveju
seimu, taciau ju judejimo lais-
We labai suvarzyta. Jie turf is
siimti leidima net noredami
aplankyti savo kaimyna, o no.
redami patekti j gretimus kali
mus - sunkiai duodamus spe-
cialius leidimus. Vokieciu be-
laisviai cia turf didesne judeji-
mo laisve kaip vietiniai civiliai
gyventojai. Sioje nemazoje vie
toveje stow net du pulkai: vie
mas pestininku vadovaujamas
pulk. Artamonov ir antras tan
ku.
AERODROMAS TALPINAS
1000 LEKTUVQ
Prize Pernau miesto iruostas
Vokieciu belaisviu darbu dide-
lis moderniskas aerodromas,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13

DIRVA - vienatinis Lietu-
viu laikrastis Ohio valstijcje.
kama metams tik $500.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
Oar Apie SSSR Kari$ka RuoSa Paba|tyje

kuriame gall tilpti 1000 lektu-
WI. 1947 metals vienas stebeto-
jas suskaite aerodrome 500 lex
tuvu, kita tick buvo anga-
ruose. Daugiausia tai buvo Vo-
kiskQ tipu lektuvai. Buvo ir
Rusiskq tipu. Aplink aerodro-
ma skubiai itvirtinamos 7-S
en-. patrankos, prie ju prikrau-
ia daug municijos. Komandos
budi diena ir nakti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
MOKYKLOS PAVERSTOS
KAREIVINEMIS

Karisku ir valdisku pastatu
neuztenka gausiai Rusu kariuo-
menei sutalpinti, visos mokyk-
los paverstos kareivinemis. &C.
resni privatus namai rekvizuo-
ii karininkams bel ju seimoms.
Cia pat yra dideli sandeliai
jaw ir kitty maisto produktu.
Atrodo kad visos sios gerybes
bus naudojamos tik labai svar-
biam reikalui istikus.
Kai 1916 metals cia buvo la
bal didelis duonos trukumas tai
nei vienas tomas jaw nebuvo
is ten paimta, nors ten SUPPL
ia tukstanicai tony grudq.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-08-13
NORI SUSIRASINETI

Dvi Lietuvaites, neseniai at
vykusios is Europos, noretu SUI
sirasineti su Amerikos Lietu-
viais. RaSykite:
Elena Kvintufelyte,
2024 St. Louis Road
Quebec Canada
Evening star., 1948-08-03
Syria Considers Taking
Berlin Issue to Council

LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 8 (P.-
Syria is considering taking the Ber-
lin question to the Security Council.
Faris ell Khoury, Syrian delegate,
said the outcome of last nights
talks in the Kremlin might in
f1uence Syria's final decision.
He challenged the Big Four pow
ers-France, Britain, the United
States and Russia-last week to
bring Berlin before the Council. He
said it would be more honorable
for them to do so than for smaller
nation to have to take such step.
He said now that he did not know
the final action his government
might take on the Berlin question
but that they were watching the
talks closely.
Another delegation on the Secur-
ity Council-Colombia is Keen
ly interested in the progress of the
Moscow talks.
The Colombian delegate, DR.. Ro-
berto Urdaneta, said about month
ago that the issue OF the blockaded
German capital should be brought
to the Council but so far he has
mot taken any action.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
Red Candida Elected
President Of Hungary
BY The Assoeioied Press

BUDAPEST; Hungary, Aug. s.
Arpad Szakasits, a former stone
mason. journalist and poet, was
elected president of Hungary today
The vote by Parliament was unani-
nous.
He succeeds Zolton Tidy, who
resigned last Friday. a few hours
after his son-in-law, DR.. Victor
Csornoky, was arrested and charged
with espionage and treason.
When Inre Macy, speaker OF
Hungary's Parliament, announced
that Szakasits was the only candi-
date for the presidency, members
of the Democratic Peoples Party
and OF the Christian Womens Camp
- both opposition groups - walked
out. They returned to their seats
after the speaker declared Szakasits
elected. =
Szakasits, who was nominated by
the Unified Communist ruled)
Labor Party. formerly was deputy
premier under Premier Lajos Din
nyes.
1t seemed clear the cabinet would
not even go through the formality
! of submitting designations, but
would continue In office under the
new President.
After taking the oath. Szakasits
said in speech that relations be-
tween governmental parties has
never been as satisfactory as today"
He threatened satellites of i'm
perialists at home" with iron fist
treatment.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
Uniiviis
Continued From First Page }

Workers, appeared and told news
men the union would observe a
courts order limiting pickets to six
Five unionists were found in con-
tempt yesterday for disobeying the
court order and wait sentencing to-
day.
Truck Catches Fire.
The pickets carried signs: Re
hire all strikers; You can't make
lenses with bayonets':: $4,000 Day.
ton workers say make Univis settle
Squads of troops patrolled the
streets and ran off persons without
business in the vicinity
At one road blockade, at a bridge
Sherman tank stood guard, ano
machine guns were placed on each
side of the span
A mile from the plant trailer
truck swerved to avoid colliding with
an Army truck. crashed into filling
station and caught fire. The driver
escaped without injury.
Some 20 strike sympathizers crept
through the Gordon but were inter-
cepted by infantrymen a block from
Evening star., 1948-08-03
CONGRESS
Continued From First Page.)

~
no hope of breaking the filibuster,
Senator Taft said a number of Sem
ators want to make speeches and it
was decided to give them a chance
to do so.
The full conference of all Repub-
lican Senators will be held at 10
am. tomorrow.
G. o. P. May Reconsider Plan.
Thus far the Republicans have
been cool to the proposal for con-
stitutional amendment. pointing
out that three-fourths of the States
would have to ratify it as a change
in the Constitution. This would
enable 13 States to kill it.
Having found yesterday that they
cannot stop the Southern filibuster
under present rules, the Repub-
licans also could make one more
gesture by trying to get action on
change in Senate rules, but they
conceded in advance this would be
only gesture.
The reason is that resolution to
amend the rules would be subject
TO the same endless debate which
stymied the anti-poll tax bill.
Yesterdays battle of parliament
tary wits strengthened a move on
The Republican side to make revi-
sion of Senate rules the first order
of bushes in January. if they still
control the Senate at that time.
The most likely change is a pro-
posal already recommended by the
Rules Committee to enable the Sem
ate to apply cloture-limiting debate
to any pending question. In its
present form, the rule confines clo-
ture to a pending measure" and
the precedents hold that this does
not include a motion to take up a
bill.
When the Republicans tried to in
woke cloture yesterday the pending
question was a motion to take up
the anti-poll tax bill, and Senate
President Vandenberg merely fol-
lowed his predecessors in ruling it
out of order. The Michigan Senator
made it clear, however, that he IA
vors abolishing the poll tax, and also
favors change in Senate rules.
COP strategists point out that if
revision of the rules could be given
the right of way at the start OF a
regular session in January, there
would be no adjournment pressure
to interfere with continuous sessions
to obtain action.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
Greeks
Continued From First Page.

reports that the rebel bastion was
being evacuated.
A guerrilla brigade occupied
Kerassovon last week in the face
of 9Th Division advance It's fall
apparently was caused by the I'd
Division driving from the East, and
by two battalions which moved
from Zagoria in the south.
High Command Shaken Up.
Earlier, Premier ThemistokleS
Sophoulis announced the reshuffle in
the Greek Army high command to
accelerate the tempo of the war
effort. The shake-up followed
American suggestions for speeding
up the fight against Communist LED
insurgents.
The Premier said 1t Gen.
Panos Kalogeropoulos. commander
of the 2nd Corps. has been given a
months leave. He added that the
Greek deputy chief of staff, 1t.
Gen. Stylianos Kitrllakis. Is proceed
ing to the Northern front to take
full command of the Grammos
Mountains offensive.
The Grammos operation original
ly was slated to end within two
weeks. 1t now has stretched into
six weeks. 1t was intended as a
final drive to smash Vafiades Com
munist rebellion.
American dissatisfaction with
Gen, Kalogeropoulos became clear
more than two weeks ago. The
United States contended that Gen.
Kitrilakis should assume closer con-
troll over plans and operations he
had prepared. He now will have
Evening star., 1948-08-03
Gov. Gruening Joins Nav
In Accusing Gov. Dewey
BY the Associated Press

Democratic headquarters said
yesterday that Gov. Ernest H.
Gruening of Alaska has joined Gov.
Herbert B. Nav of Utah in ac-
cusing Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of
attacking the teachers lobby"
James Hagerty. press secretary of
the New York Governor and Re-
publican presidential nominee, de-
MED the statement issued by Gov.
May Saturday through the Demo-
cratic National Committee.
The committee said yesterday it
had telephoned Gov. Gruening
about the exchange. 1t quoted
Gov. Gruening as saying Gov
Dewey told members of the Gov
ernors' Conference that he thought
the time had come to launch a
countercampaign against the
teachers lobby" The statement
quoted Gov. Gruening further:
Dewey described it as the worst
of all Hobbies /" the only lobby
I've ever had trouble with in New
York." 4