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Evening star., 1950-10-11
Game With Michigan to Prove
If Army Deserves No. ! Rating

before the season, had shown a
tendency to bog down near the
goal. The wide" stuff. with a lot
of fast. elusive backs to carry the
ball, worked well. But the Army
attack was stopped three times
inside the is yard line and a few
more times within scoring range.
After giving away a touchdown
by penalties, the Cadets took the
Mckoff and scored two touchdowns
within four minutes, hitting with
the explosive power and speed
that usually marks the Army
attack.
The two victories have been
marked by long runs, either on
wide sweeps around the ends or
on successful trap play through
the middle. Vic Pollock, second
string halfback, made the longest,
a "a yard dash against Colgate.
Halfbacks Jim Cain, Frank Fischl
and Jack Martin all have had a
share in the long gains and
Sophomore Gene Filipski, who got
his chance when Fischl was hurt.
also did well last week.
Stephenson, the current "Mr.
Inside pulled off one 55-yard gal
lop and hasn't been completely
stopped, though he hasn't done
too well on straight-ahead plays.
The other fullback. AL Pollard. a
ballyhooed recruit from Loyola of
Los Angeles. has been highly eff
fective on pitchout plays.
Bob Blaik, the coach's son, and
Capt. Dan Foldberg. left end,
have collaborated on about a doz-
en- successful passes, two for
touchdowns. Gibby Reich, who
also plays safety on defense, re-
lieves Blaik occasionally at quar-
erback and has proved to be an
adept pasSer.
Defensively, there's nothing
wrong with Army that Coach
Blaik can't cure by keeping his
first stringers in action. j. D.
Kimmel, tackle; Hal Loehlein and
John Krobock, ends. and the line
hackers, Don Beck and Elmer
Stout. have been outstanding.
Evening star., 1950-10-11
Airline Bills Excursion
To Hoyu-Miumi Come

| The Georgetown Alumni Asso-
citation will sponsor a low-rate air
excursion to the annual football
game between the Hoyas and the
University of Miami in the Orange
Bowl, November 3. Reservations
are being taken by DR.. James S.
Ruby, executive secretary of the
association, at Georgetown Uni
versity.
A packaged price all-expense
tour has been arranged with Ma
tional Airlines. The flight will
leave Washington at 1888 am,
November 3 and Miami at 1870
pm, November S. Alumni from
other areas will board the flight
at New York.
Evening star., 1950-10-11
BY the Associoied Press

WEST POINT, N. Y. Oct. IL
In two games this season. the
Army football team has scored 50
points. gained 757 yards from
scrimmage and earned the No. l
place in the weekly Associated
Press ranking poll
Yet the 1850 Army team will
have to prove in Yankee Stadium
Saturday that it is as great as its
predecessors of the last half dozen
years. Michigan is the first big
objective for which Army has been
pointing while breezing past Col
gate, $50, and Penn State. Alt.
In spite of the figures, the
Cadets haven't looked great on
offense against two rivals that
figured to have only fair defensive
strength. The Army defensive
platoon has been the kind of
thing coaches dream about. And
if the fire which seemed to sweep
over the team after Penn State
scored late in last Saturdays
game continues to burn, this Army
team could be as great as any.
Up to that time the offensive
line. which Coach Early Blaik
picked as the teams weak spot
Evening star., 1950-10-11

Young and comparatively green
football teams are unpredictable
and therein lies Georgetown's
hopes of respectable showing
against Maryland Saturday al
Griffith Stadium.
If Coach Bob Margaritas young
sters can come up with something
unexpected that is good, they
might make it an interesting after
noon. But of course sophomore
dominated teams often come UP
with something unexpected that's
not so good.
Georgetown is not as we'll pre-
pared for the Maryland game as
it was year ago when it lost. 33
7. Even Georgetown's scoring
combination. Bob Barry to Lou
Surman. is gone. The Hoyas lost
% men from that squad. 18 letter.
men and nine who lost out because
of scholastic difficulties.
Maryland on the other hand
obviously is a better football team
than it was a year ago.
Margarita was saying today that
Fhe realizes the Terps have depth,
versatility and are beautifully
rounded off. Their ends are fast,
the defense outstanding. and Mar
Evening star., 1950-10-11
vPI Wondering if CIV
Will Flash Another
New Star Friday

Virginia Tech, underdog to
George Washington in Friday
nights game at Griffith Stadium,
is wondering what new star the
Colonials will unveil. For the last
two years the Gobblers have seen
some outstanding individual per-
formances by CIV players.
Two years ago at Blacksburg
Handy Andy Davis was a starting
player for the first time. He made
good in a big way. gaining 204
yards rushing and passing, more
than the whole VPI team, while
leading the Colonials to a 1870
triumph.
Last year it was AL Du Golf who
spoiled things for the homecoming
crowd at Blacksburg, scoring all
four touchdowns in GW's 24-14
victory. That was a goodly part
of Du Goff's total of II touch
downs last year that made him
the Colonials' high-point man.
Du Goff has graduated, but
Davis still is around and leading
the Colonials with his rushing and
passes to Charley Jones, Charley
Butler, Bill Szanyi and Jim Kline.
And taking Du Goff's place at
fullback is Bobby Cilento who last
week scored three touchdowns as
the Colonials beat West Virginia
for their second straight Southern
Conference victory.
If favored CIV downs Virginia
Tech Friday night it will be tied
for first place in the conference.
Current leader with 80 record
is Washington and Lee, which has
a nom conference game against
Virginia Saturday at Richmond.
The Colonials now are tied with
Wake Forest for second. The
Deacons are playing North
Carolina. a tough one. Saturday.
The Colonials will not be at
full strength Friday night. 1t is
unlikely that Bino Barreira,
speedy little fullback, who was
hurt in a practice scrimmage last
week. will be back. F'ulback Joe
Kennedy, who returned to the
team last week only to be injured
again, definitely will be missing.
In addition there are several
minor injuries as mementoes of
the West Virginia game.
Evening star., 1950-10-11
|PhiIIies' Rookie Paid
Bonus Of $4,000
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE
Phillies today paid Tom Casa
grande, Fordham University
|southpaw pitcher and star hitter
a $4,000 bonus to sign a con-
tract.
President Bob Carpenter an
nounced that the Phillies outbid
10 other clubs for Casagrande
rated by some baseball men as a
potential Babe Ruth" The Yam
KEGS. Giants. Red Sox, Braves
Cubs, Pirates, Reds, Cards, In
dians and Tigers were hot after
Casagrande.
But Chuck Ward, ace scout of
the Phillies who discovered Pitch
er Robin Roberts of Michigan
State College. finally persuaded
Casagrande to sign with the Ma
tional League champions. He is 2t
years old, stands 6 feet inche.
and weighs 225 pounds. He thrC-.,;-:
and bats left. So did Ruth
Carpenter, who once paid $685.
900 for left-handed pitcher Curt
Simmons, has been quoted as say
ing he'd never pay a huge bonus
again for a player. But apparent
ly. the Phils' chief is sold on
Casagrande.
Evening star., 1950-10-11
Wants 10 Give
More Time 10
|0wn Business
Serop Steel Dealer,
He Also Desires to
PIoy on Circuit
By MerreII WhittIesey

George Fazio, who gave Wash
ington a roofing interest in the
National Open golf championship
when he tied for tie title this year,
plans to resign as the Woodmont
Country Club pro, it was learned
today.
Fazio, who still has itching feet
for the big-time pro-golf circuit,
finds his tournament desires and
his scrap steel business in Con-
shohocken. Pa, "Fazio Metals, I"
leave insufficient time to devote to
Woodmont.
There is possibility he will rep
resent Woodmont on the tourna-
ment circuit. which he will join
in few weeks for the late 1850
swing and the entire 1881 season.
Woodmont selected Fazio from
242 applicants for the pro job at
the new club. He reported to the
old club in March and helped
open the new one July 26.
Limited to Few Journeys.
Fazio's contract gave him per-
mission to play In the National
Open, PGA. Masters and Tam
IO'Shanter after the winter tour.
However, after George tied Lloyd
Mangrum and Ben Hogan for the
National Open. won by Hogan. he
made several unscheduled ap-
pearances on the summer circuit.
In some tournaments, he played
Evening star., 1950-10-11
Fazio Slated to Resign as Golf Pro at Woodmont
Jack OnsIow
| 7oPHot Mats
'Noogo Farm

Jack Onslow, manager of the
White Sox in 1949 and a part of
1850, today was signed as mana
ger of Washington's Chattanooga
farm team of the Southern Asso-
citation.
Ossie Bluege, director of the
Washington farm system. an
nounced the signing of Onslow.
Hes a fellow who's been
around and knows baseball" /"
Bluege said. Hell be working
with youngsters with future at
Chattanooga and that's what he's
best at. We are ready to go places
with Chattanooga now and I think
that with Onslow there Well get
some good results"
The length of Onslow's new
contract and the salary were not
announced. This will be his
second connection with the Mats
He served as Washington coach
in 1926.
Onslow went to the White Sox
in 1949 after a successful minor
league managerial career. He was
replaced last May by Red Corri-
den, who was succeeded yesterday
by Paul Richards as Chicago's
manager.
In 1947 Onslow manag e d
Waterloo to first place in the
Three-I League, and in 1948 he
piloted Memphis to second place
in the Southern Association.
At Chattanooga, Onslow re-
places Fred Walters.
Evening star., 1950-10-11
Singleton Of Mats
Is Sold to Toronto

Pitcher Elmer Singleton, who
came up to the Mats from the
Pacific Coast League early this
season, was sold today to Toronto
of the International League. CAL
vim Griffith, vice president of the
Washington club. announced.
1t was straight cash deal, sum
unannounced. Singleton was used
sparsely in relief roles by the Mats
last season, compiling a record Of
one won and two lost in So in
ningS of hurting.
Evening star., 1950-10-11
battle-ground
Goes Lame, May
Never Rum Again
Kentucky Derby Victor
Breaks Down During
Workout With BoIund
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Middle-
ground, winner of this years Ken
lucky Derby, went lame during a
workout today at Belmont Park
and a spokesman for the King
Ranch Stable said the 3-year-old
colt probably would never race
again.
"It was bad accident, and ap-
parently serious" the spokesman
said at the office of Max Hirsch,
veteran trainer for the King
Ranch Stable of Richard Kleberg.
Hirsch, who saddled the son Of
Bold Venture for his Derby tri-
umph last May, was not immedi-
ately available for comment.
DR.. William Wright, the stables
veterinarian, was preparing to
take X-rays to determine the ex-
tent of the injury, which was re-
ported to be in Middleground's
right forefoot.
Bill Boland. who as an appren-
VIC JOShCy IOQC N4IOL1CSIOullu III
his Derby victory and later won
the Belmont Stakes with the colt,
was riding him when the horse
suddenly broke down.
battle-ground, regarded as the
second-leading horse in the s.
year-old division, hasn't raced
since the Jerome Handicap at
Belmont September 81.
In the Jerome, Middleground
finished 10th to Hill Prince, the
3-year-old champion.
Only yesterday Hirsch said
Middleground appeared in sharp
form and was being pointed for
the Pimlico Special next month
at Baltimore.
The trainer said he had expected
the colt would make his next start
at Jamaica, which opens tomor-
row. Kleberg had under con-
sideration plans to send Middle
ground to California for the
winter racing.
Evening star., 1950-10-11
Skin Tonic Pays s423.6o
In Winning at Belmont

NEW YORK, Oct. II (P).-Skin
Tonic was a sweet tonic to some
lucky New Yorkers yesterday. The
5-year-old mare won the seventh
race at Belmont and paid the
second highest mutuel in New
York track history, $423.60.
Skin Tonic, ridden by Jack
Cano, stepped the seven furlongs
in 1:254s. The record payoff on
a New York track was $434
straight returned by Markoboh
September 3, 1943.
Evening star., 1950-10-11

does anything ABOUT IT,
Well, Saturday they can place that parody
into the cavity of the cornerstone of Nc
Donough Gymnasium, along with other his
torical data, because DR.. Jim Ruby and thou
sands of other alumni are building that field
house-$86O, 900 worth
DR.. Ruby was host at a kickoff shindig in
the Office of the secretary of the alumni
association yesterday. This is Georgetown's
Homecoming week." he announced. Friday
night we welcome back some of the schools
greatest athletes and say farewell to Ryan
GYM capacity IS persons for basketball
SATURDAY. morning WE Law the cornerstone for
Evening star., 1950-10-11
Man Bets $7Oin Wrong Race
At Bowie, Collects 81 ,859

Merry Nymph. including IA s.
tickets and two Sc across-the-
board tickets. Only $24 was
wagered on Merry Nymph in the
place pool, including the $40 put
up by the lucky bettor. The two
combination tickets and five 81
bets made up the balance.
Merry Nymph would have paid
&207 to win
Evening star., 1950-10-11
Friends Juniors Win

The junior football team o1
Friends School scored twice ir
the fourth quarter yesterday tt
defeat the Bulls C team, 1870, al
Bulls.
Evening star., 1950-10-11
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN
A Proud Moment for Georgetown

weather but nobody does anything about it. At Georgetown
University parody coined Everybody talks about big
field house. they've been saying for but nobody
Evening star., 1950-10-11

McDonough Up to this point tl be proud moment in
Georgetown history"
What about the rest of the end?" he asked
Unfortunately" he grnned, wryly, 1--WE to have
committed game football Saturday afternoon
with Maryland that night there be alumni meeting
ways raising the last $24O00O to
pay field house"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-30

Olandijoje ivyko Atlantic Sa-
jungos kariniu stabu virsininku
susirinkimas, kuriame priimti
planai ginti Vakaru Europa nuo
galimo sovietu uzpuolimo. Gy-
nimosi linija - Reinas.
Amerikos atstovai buvo linke
uzpuolimo atveju pradzioj nesi-
ginti ir leisti sovietams okupuo-
ii visa Europa :. Tx paskui, is
Afrikos issikelti j Europa, pa
nasiai, kaip buvo kare prizes vo-
kiecius. Ypac generolas Bradley
buves presingas gynimosi linija
nustatyti ant Reino upes. Jis
nurodo, kad Sajungininku esa-
mos iegos Europoj yra per ma
zos if jos negaletu atsispirti
prizes sovietq puolima.
Taciau ir generolas Bradley
sutiko pagaliau ginti vakaru Eu-
ropa. kadangi Vakaru Europos
krastai jokiu bldu nebenoretu
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GENEROLAI PRIEME
EUROPOS GYNIMOSI PLANA

vel pergyventi panasia padeti,
kokia buvo vokieciams okupa-
vus beveik visa Europa.
Dabar ten pat susirenka ir
atitinkamQ krastq apsaugos mi
nisteriai, kurie generolu paruos-
tus planus dar karta apsvarstys.
Didelis svyravimas yra del
Vakaru Vokietijos. Vieni yra
linke itraukti ir ia j gynimosi
sistema, kiti tam priesinasi, BIZ
jodami, kad vokieciai ia proga
neatgautu savo karinio pajegu-
mo ir vel nepridarytu bedos ;.
Jeigu kartais Vakaru Vokietija
bltu Wis delto itraukta j ia
gynimosi sistema, tai if planai
dar turetu butt gerokai pakeisti.
Tuo atveju gynimosi linija qrei-
ciausiai turetu butt ne ant Rel
no. bet ant Elbes. mazdauQ, kur
dabar skiriasi Vakaru Vokietija
nuo .sovietu uzimtosios.
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Kas .atsitiko SUI Stalinu

1 samokslininka is igulos nariu
Viename lektuve samokslininkas
buvo pats pilotas. Kituose pilo.
tai su revolveriais buvo privers.
tt skristi paskui pirmaji ir nu.
sileisti Muenchene. Daugumas
keleiviu nieko apie tai nezinojc
ir pirmajame lektuve ne nepa.
stebejo, kas dedasi, mes pilotas
irgi ginklu priverte mechanikus
tyleti.
Tx lektuvams nusileidus pa
aiskejo, kas cia atsitiko. Prize
16 samokslininkq prisidejo dar
apie 10 kitu keleiviu, kuriems
patiko pasinaudoti sia proga
pasprukti is anapus gelezines
uzdangos. Likusieji pareiske
kad jie nori grizti namo. Lektu-
val ir griztantieji keleiviai per-
duodami atgal j Cekoslovakija
Sis pabegimas laikomas di-
dziausias ir geriausiai organi-
quotas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-30

Dabar paaiskejo, kad sitokis
fotografija ne vienintele. Mas.
kvos laikrasGiuse pasirode i,
daugiau balsuojancio Stalinc
fotografiju. Vienoje is ju Sta.
linas matomas is sono, SUI to.
kia pacia kepure, kaip ir pir.
ma minetoje fotografijoje, bet
is kur toji fotografija paimta
negalima nustatyti. Galimas da-
lykas, kad Sta tiesiog yra pa
kartota is anksciau nespausdin-
tu jo fotografiju, nuimtu ank-
styvesniu balsavimu metu.
Kiekvienu atveju, sioje foto-
grafijoje Stalinas atrode zy-
miai jaunesnis, negu toje, kuri
buvo nuimta, mazdaug, pries
menesi, vasario Is d., kai buvo
pasirasyta sutartis SUI raudo-
nuoju Kinijos diktatorium.
Nors tarp kitu gandu yra ir
toks, kad Stalinas vartoja kaz
kokius "atsiiauninimo vaistus",
bet sunku isivaizduoti, kad nuo
tokiu "vaistu" jis per pusketvir-
tos savaites staiga butu pasi-
dares keleta metu jaunesnis !. i.
IS Berlyno pranesa, kad vie
mas sovietu pulkfninkas, pavar-
de Naivaiko, savo paskaitoi
kovo 20 d. esas prasitares, kad
dabartiniu metu Molotovas, at
palaiduotas nuo uzsienio reika-
lu ministerio pareigu, esas lye
ir svarbiausias sovietu politikos
vadovas. Bolseviku partija tas
rareigas jam pevedusi. more
dana taupyti Stalino iegas
NEWSWEEK pastebi, kad
tai yra pirmas viesas sovietu
prasitarimas, jog Stalinas jau. /.
nebenaudotinas.
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Suiro Bilnbos
baZaraS

mai, j isitikino, kokia "labda-
rybe" uzsiima "Laisve" =.
Del to "Laisve' taip graude-
ma: "Bazaras Laisvei yra svar-
bus iplauku saltinis. 10 neivyki-
mas yra didelis nuostolis diem
rasciui. Pats prisirengimas le-
savo daug, o bendroves izdas
|tuscias. Neperdedami ir nebau-
gindami sakome, kad finansi-
Mai dienrastis dabar yra suvar-
|gintas."
Sta proga praso pinigu is
skaitytoju dienrasciui leisti, su
"kryziokas" kovoti, advokatams
uzmoketi, kad iskovotu leidima
bazarui ir t.
Vadinasi, duokit amerikieciai
doleriu Amerikai kolioti ir Mas
kvai grit! Bet argi nerase
patti "Laisve", kel dabar rub
liai labai geri, net Il uz dolerius
geresni?..
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RESPUBLIKONAI NEPASITRAUKS

Jau ellie metu, kaip Amerikos
uzsieniu politikos reikalai spren
dziami abiejq partiju - demo
kratu ir respublikonu sutarimu
Bet paskutiniu laiku respubliko
mai pradejo siaustis ir kartai'
atrode, kad dvipartines sistemos
laikai uzsieniu politikoje baige
| 81.
Respublikonai iskele visa eile
|priekaistu vyriausybei, kuril
svarbiausias - per ilgai ir pc,
didelis rodytas nuolaidumas
Maskvai, del kurio sovietai ne
tik stipriai ikele koja j Europa
bet jau spejo savo itakon paint
didziaja Kinija ir gresia kittens
Azijos krastams.
Ypac paskutiniai respublikonv
priekaistai Valstybes Departa-
mentui, faktiskai nukreipti prizes
patti Valstybes Sekretoriu Ache
soma, sudare ispudzio, kad san
tykiai gall rimtai nutrukti.
Taciau paskutiniu laiku We
pasirode zenklai, is kuriu ma.
tyti, kad dvipartine, arba su.
tartine politika uzsieniu reika.
luose bus tesiama.
Is respublikonu puses ia laba'
remia senatorius Vandenbergas
kuris, nors paskutiniu metu de
ligos ir nedalyvauja reikalr
sprendimuose, bet is tolo atsilie
pe, ragindamas sutartines 81
stemos toliau laikytis. Atrodo
kad Vandenbergas daugiau zid
ri krasto naudos, negu rinkimi
niu Interest,". Sutartines siste
mos palaikymas, mat, neleidzis
panaudoti kai kuriu priekaistu
kurie rinkimuose bltu gal il
patogus paAaudoti -.
Ir Achesonas is savo puse:
amesi zygiu tai sutartinei siste
mai palaikyti. Jis pareiske. kat
numato paskirti i atsakingas
vietas Valstybes DEPARTMENT.
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DUMPINCAS .
BALTUOS JUROJE

Baltijos ir is dalies Vokieciu
jlrose rusai pradejo beatodairi-
nj prekybos laivyno kara, kuris
savo pasekomis jau rimtai gra-
sina svedijos lkiui.
Pirmoje eileje Sis karas pasi-
reiske rusu dumpingu, gabenant
Lenkijos anglis j svedu arba
norvegq uostus. Sis samonin-
gas ir nuoseklus rusu dumpin-
gas laikomas tokiu rimtu pavo-
jun, kad tarptautine transpor-
to darbininku sajunga tue rel
kalu balandzio men. Amsterdame
saukia nepaprasta posedi.
Vienas pavyzdys: rusai uz
vienos tonos angliu atgabeni-
ma ina 8 svedq kronas, t. y.
4-5 kronomis maziau, negu
svedu LAVAL. Nera jokia paslap-
tis, kodel rusai taip elgiasi. Jie
savo jurininkams moka neisi-
vaizduojamai zemus atlygini-
mus If nesilaiko tarptautiniu ISL
pareigojimq socialinej srity.
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Pereita sestadieni ir sekma-
dieni A. Eimba organizavo
Brooklyne bazara pasipinigauti
"Laisves" naudai. Bet antra-
dieni "Laisve" graudziai pra-
nese, kad bazaras neivyko. Po-
licija nedavusi leidimo -.
New Yorke yra iatstymas,
kuris is bazaro rengeju reika-
lauja, kad jie gautu policijos
leidima. 0 leidimai duodami, be-
rods, tik rengiant bazara lab
daringiems tikslams.
Anot "Laisves, "lietuviai kry-
ziokai, pamate bazaro skelbi-
mus, puolesi protestuoti polici-
jai, kad neduotu "Laisves" ben
drovei leidimo, argumentuoda-
mi, buk laikrasciams istatymai
neleidzia bazaru proga naudo-
tis".
Ar tai is tu 'kryzioku', ar
is kitur policija surinko infor-
nezinome, bet, mato-
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ir respublikonu partijos zmoniu
Spejama, kad net Valstybes Sc
kretoriaus padejejo vieton gall
butt paskirtas respublikonas
Nors oficialiai tvirtina, kad to.
XII pakeitimai galetu butt tik
progai pasitaikius.
Bet rengdamasis vykti At.
lanto Sajungos Konferencija
Achesonas jau pasirinko sau
patarejus: viena is demokratu
ir kita is respublikonu - amba.
sadoriu Phi. Jessup ir senatoriu
Cooper, kuris paciu respublikonu
vadovybes buvo tam rekomen.
Quotas.
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TRIMS LEKTUVAIS
PABEGO
IS CEKOSLOVAKIJOS

Pereita savaite Muencheno
kariniame amerikieciu aerodro-
me nusileido trys Cekoslovakijos
lektuvai SUI 85-kiais zmonemis.
Tai buvo valdiniai lektuvai. Jie
'skrido is vieno Cekoslovakijos
miesto j Praha, bet -. nusileido
Muenchene.
Pasirode, kad 85-kiu keleiviu
bel igulos nariu tarpe, 16 buvo
susitare pasinaudoti tos keliones
proga ir pabegti is Cekoslova-
kijos pas amerikiecius. Kick
viename lektuve buvo bent pc
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IRGI RINKIMAI

Jugoslavijoj Tito pereita sa-
waite taip pat suorganizavo
"rinkimus". Tie "rinkimai" bu-
vo atlikti visiskai pagal Mas
kvos pavyzdi, SUI vienu sarasu
ir su $50 balsuotoju uz ia sa-
rasa. Tai dar vienas priminimas
kad, nors Tito ir pesasi SUI Sta
linu, is esmes jis nedaug ko ski
riasi nuo ano.
zinoma, jeigu tos pestynes
yra tikros, tai Stalinui ne VISA
malonu, kada jo paties isradi.
mas kitq pavartojamas
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MERE. II. E. LASKI

Pereita savaite Anglijoj mir6
Harold E. Laski, savo laiku bu-
yes pagarsejes darbieciu parti-
joj itakingas asmuo. Karo me.
tn ir po karo .jis pasizymejc
sovietams palankiu nusistaty-
mu. Del to jam teko is partijos
pasitraukti. Paskutiniu laiku 20.
litikoj mazai bepasireiske ir. be.
rods. nusvyl6 savo isivaizduotu
.bolsevizmo idealistiskumu.