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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-08-10
/ RASALo ASARos
- BrOnys Raila
BrOnys Raila
ieriausias ietuviu rasytojas Amerikoje
80 --~ W~~~-a

sviediniu. O rasytoju sukurtos
vertybes sunkiai laipsniuojamos
savo svoriu ar gausumu. Plo-
nelyte talento knygaite cia nu-
sveria daugybe story grafoma-
no tomu.
Net nepatogu naudoti pavar-
des. Taciau viena kita vistiek
paminesiu. Paminesiu Antana
Tuli, savo literaturines kury-
bos dalyje neabejotinai viena
is paciu geriausiu Amerikos lie
tuviu rasytoju. Gal vieninteli
is beletristu, kuris is jaunyst5s
suvoke, kas yra literaturine
kuryba, pramoko jos metodu
ir nepatingejo issiugdyti tikra
literaturini skoni. Jis megino
duoti ir savo novelese dave ti-
kro Americas lietuviu gyveni-
mo vaizdu. Bet jis uzduso, O
gal tik smarkiai priduso. Prizes
kokius trejus metus j Paryziu
jis man viename laiske mineio,
kad negalis daugiau rasyti, mes
nera kan tokiu rastu skaity-
IT,. Vehau pranese norris ra-
|syti romano is dabartiniu Lie
tuvos partizanu gyvenimo ir
prase suteikti kai kurios me-
|dziagos. AS il atkalbinejau nuo
to grazaus sumanymo, sakyda-
mas, kad ia tema geriau tegu
raso tie, daugmaz musu rezi-
stencijos drama isgyveno. Jam
patariau nesimesti j jam sve-
TINA tikrove, o duoti NUNS
Americas lietuviu gyvenimo IT,
kroves. Jei jau nesinori init
kitty temu, tai geriau parodyti
ne kaip lietuvis zuva Tevyneje,
bet kaip jis zuva Amerikoje -.
Gal supyko Antanas Tulys, bu-
yes geras mano draugas ir ko-
ne parapijonis, - bet musu
korespondencija tais klausi-
maiS rl1tri1lo
Atvykes prizes pora metu j
New Yorka, greit pamaciau vie
tos lietuviQ gyvenima, atmosfe-
ra ir musu tautieciq tipus bel
kiekvieno jig tirsta istorija. Bu-
vo daug misliq, daug nusivyli-
mo ir humoro. Ir tuoj daug
greiciau savo tautiecius emiau
suprasti, kai paskaiciau stora
S. E. Vitaicio apysaka is "rea-
lilo Amerikos lietuviu gyveni-
mo-, vardu Gyvenimo Dumble.
Be abejo, literaturiskai tai vi
sal silpnutis dalykelis, ir to lie
tuviu "realio gyvenimo' ten
visai maza, - bet musu pirmu-
jQ emigrantu buities fragmen-
tai prasiverzia, matyti klaiki
ir liudna dvasine ju kelio gija,
kuri veliau suformavo daharti
mes kartos psichologija; matyti
zmones ir likimai, atrodantieji
zymiai kitaip, negu kadaise
Lietuvon siustose ju fotogra-
fijose SUI auksinemis laikrodzio
grandinelemis ant liemeniu ;.
Paskaiciau dabar Algirdo
sliuptarnius, = tas
pats. -. Kaip apie storiausia
ir veliausia kurini, noreciau
apie sliuptarinus netrukus pla-
ciau pasneketi.
Bet tue tarpu tureciau atsa-
kyti j sios asaros klausima:
kas geriausias Amerikos lietu-
viz rasytojas? Deja, man rodos,
juo Wis tebera nelietuvis Upton
prizes daugeli metu pa
'ases Raista, ta gera apysaka
S Chicagos lietuviu darbininku
syvenimo gyvuliu skerdyklose.
r klausiu. Nejaugi lietuvis
'ats apie savuosius nieko ge-
'esnio Wis nesugebes parasyti?
5eisbole ir bokse lietuvis pa
lrode galingas. Bet jis nieko
'ertingesnio dar nesugebejo pa
asyti nei "litevskai", nei IAN
'elskai" -. Pc velniq, - tik
Iok9 noco Ixy%;
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-08-10
Architektas St. kudokas pasakoja

Architektas dr.. Stasys Ku-
dokas savo impozantiskomis ir
nauju formu statybomis nepri-
klausomoje Lietuvoje buvo pla-
ciai pagarsejes. Laikinoji So
stine Kaunas buvo pasipuoses
visa ellie jo projektuotu pasta
tu: Aukstoji Technikos moky-
kla, sanciu gimnazija, Karinin-
ku Romove ir visa ellie mokyklu.
Ivairiose Lietuvos vietose jis
state baznycias. Paezeriuose ir
Pilviskiuose jos jau buvo uz-
baigtos. Radviliskyje ir kitur
jau buvo suprojektuotos ir tu-
|rejo prasideti statyba, jei ne
tie nelemti ivykiai, kurie visa
musu kurybini isibegejima su-
arde ir mus pacius isvede trem-
tlnlQ kellalS.
Is tremties, Vokietijos, prizes
metus j Clevelanda SUI Selma
|atvyko architektas DIR. Stasys
Kudokas. Trumpa laika buvo
|apsistojes New Yorke, bande
ten gauti savo profesijoje dar-
DO. Kietai ieskodamas laimejo
ir lektuvu viena statybine fir
ma atsiveze il j Clevelanda. To-
je firmoje jis kuri laika dirbo,
susipazino SUI salygomis ir da-
bar jau perejo j visiskai sa-
vistovQ darba.
Aplankiau architekta S. Ku-
doka jo darbo butte, 1864 E..
78 st., Clevelande. Tx zenges
pro duru slenksti pajunti, kad
esi atsidures architekto meni-
ninko darbo kambariuose: -
stalai nukloti, sienos nukabine-
tos naujais, projektuojamais
pastatais. ,Dairaus j juos, ziu-
rineju ir dziaugiuos. Jei bus
lemta cia ilgiau pagyventi, jo
kuriniais pasipuos ir Clevelan-
das.
Vienas pirmuju didesniu pa
statu Amerikoje = Clevelando
lietuviu naujosios parapijos ba-
znycia. Architektas S. Kudokas
yra laimejes lima premija tos
baznycios projekto konkurse ir
dabar baigia statybos prejekta
bel skaiciavimus. Baznycios sta
tyba prasidesianti, jei tik karo
|ivykiai nesutrukdys, uz poros
savaiciu. Architektas labai no
ri, kad ir baznycios statyba, ir
jos vidaus irengima ivykdytu
lietuviski rangovai ir lietuviski
menininkai. Ar pasiseks staty-
hos darby vykdyma paimti lie
tuviams, greit matysime = kai
baigsis varzybos.
zinodamas, kad architektas
IS. Kudokas yra gerai susipazi-
nes ir isstudijaves Europos sta
tyba, pasiteiravau, koki ispldi
jam daro Americas statyba?
Spresti apie Americas
statyba man butq gal dar ir
peranksti,, mes Amerikoje ma
ciau tik New Yorka ir Cleve-
landa. Savo statybos charakte-
riu jie labai mazai tesiskiria.
tia labai dideli kontrasta SUI
daro stambioji ir mazoji sta
tyba. Stambioji statyba impo-
nuoja savo gigantiskumu, pa
vartota statybine medziaga ma,
zinoma, ir savo milziniska kai-
ma. siaip susidaro ispudis, kad
stambioji statyba yra projek-
tuojama ir tvarkoma architek-
tQ. Kas negalima butu pasaky-|
ii apie mazaja statyba. Mazoji|
statyba yra kuriama ir stato-
ma daugumoje rangovq. il yra
[abai nuobodi ir disproporcinga.
Kada pasizvalgai po miestq
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-08-10

. Anglu rasytojas, keliautojas
John Gibon, parases IA knygu,
dabar isleido Keepers of the
Baltic Gates. Knygoje labai daug
medziagos apie Lietuva. Istori-
Mai ivykiai pavaizduoti teisin-
gal, iskeliamas lietuviu didelis
noras gyventi laisviems. Kau-
mas aprasomas, kaip modernus
ir grazus miestas, kuriame au.
torius daug kartu noretu lanky-
tis. Knyga iliustruota.
. Brazilijoj gyvenas A. Dut-
kus parases Brazilijos lietuviQ
istorija ir mano artimiausiu lai-
ku ja atspausdinti.
. Toronto ivykstancioje paro-
dole nuo rugpiucio 25 Xxi rug
sejo 10 dienos dalyvaus dali. A.
Tamosaitiene SUI savo ir dailes
studios gaminiais.
. Bostono advokatu Sajunga
isrinko lietuvi advokata A. O.
Shallna (Lietuvos garbes konsu-
Ia Bostone) Unlawful Prac-
tice of Law" komisijos nariu.
81 sajunga yra viena is seniau-
siu ir stipriausiu advokatu So
jungu visoje Amerikoje.
. Dailininkas "A. Varnas, ato-
stogaudamas J. Bacilpo vasar-
vieteje, padare eskizus keliems
naujiems kuriniams.
. Smuikininkas Stasys Gabri-
jolavicius, is Vokietijos nuvy.
kes j Australia, dabar keliasi
JAW. Australijoje negaves sa.
vo profesinio darbo.
. Bostono lietuviu -sachmatinin.
ku komanda, dalyvaujanti Met.
ropolitan lygos pirmenybese, yra
sudaryta is K. skemos, K. Mer.
kio, A. Keturakio, V. Kubiliaus
ir P. Kontauto.
. Ivairiuose laikrasciuose pasi-
rode ziniu, kad komunistai ruo.
siasi isgabenti is Lietuvos Da.
riaus ir Gireno karstus. Esa
ju buvimas Lietuvoje kelia ma
cionalizma.
. Anglijos Lietuviu Sajunga
yra numaciusi pirkti namus uz
$1,000. Nanny pirkimo fonde
turf $4,000. Kitus tikisi pasi-
skolinti.
. Anglijos Lietuviu Sajungos
skyriu atstovu visuotinis suva-
ziavimas ivyks spaliu men. a.
Is d. Londone.
. Rugpiucio m. ID d. is Woke
tijos j JAW isvyksta buves Lie
tuvos Raudonojo Kryziaus pir-
mininkas dr.. Domas Jasaitis.
. Vokietijoje sudarytai naujai
Lietuviu Bendruomenes valdy-
bal Detmolde isikurti nesiseka.
Susidurta su vokieciu admin
stracijos nepalankumu. Iesko-
ma naujos isiklrimo vietos.
. Pasitraukus DIR. D. Jasaiciui,
Lietuvos Raudonoja Kryziaus
pirnininku isrinktas J. Makaus-
kas, senas LRK veikejas.
. Rugpiucio 6 d. Sveicarijos
Beromiunsterio radio stotis pa
minejo Lietuvos, Latvijos if Es-
tijos 10 metq pavergimo su-
kakti. Minima radio stotis Eu-l
ropoje labai placiai klausoma.
. Kauno gelezinkeliu stotis,|
kuri karo metu buvo issprogdin-
ia, ligi siol dar neatstatyta. Sto-
ties istaigos veikia mediniuose
barakuose.
. IRO skyrius Bad Kissingene,
iesko pabaltieciu klasikiniu So
kiu sokeju, kurie sutiktu va
ziuoti Ekvadoran. Toji valstybe
oaletininkams zadanti geras sa-
lygas. j !
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-08-10
RAUDoNoJI zvAIGzDE

81 autentiskos fotografijos - bolseviku
darby Lietuvoje 1941 birzelio menesi liu-
dininkes. TRIUMPH ir tikslus paaiskinimai
lietuviu ir anglu kalbomis.
Gaunama DIRVOJE. kama Is c.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-08-10

lsvykdamas atostogu su
selma, pranesk DIRVAI
savo adresa : gausi laik-
rasf ir atostogaudamas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-08-10

Kalbeti apie geriausia rasy-
toja negalima taip, kaip apie
geriausia golfininka ar krepsi-
ninka. Geriausias sezono krep-
sininkas laikomas tas, kas per
daugiausia imete
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-05-26
Plaque Honoring Jewish
Heroes in France
Removed by Nazis

PARIS, (JTA)-A plaque hon
oring French Jews who gave
their lives in World War l.
which was removed by the Nazis
when they occupied Paris-was
found recently in the Berlin mu-
scum of the German Army and
replaced this week at a ceremony
to its former place at the Hotel
DIES Invalides here.
Present at the ceremony were
representatives of the Israel le-
cation here as we'll as of leading
Jewish organizations in France.
The ceremony included rekind-
ling of a memorial light honor
ing the slain soldiers. at the Arc
de Triomphe.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-05-26
BRANDEIS F0RESAW IT

Continued from Page Three
chase of land for colonization in
the Aqaba region adjoining the
Red Sea-"
II think this will prove a good
investment"
That was all Brandeis wrote to
Ben Gurion.
Why was Brandeis SO interest
ed in buying land in this outer
most part of Palestine? You may
say that Brandeis remembered
that the Israelites had crossed
the Red Sea in Biblical days to
get into Palestine.
But Brandeis was not man to
be moved by sentimentalities. 1t
is only now in fact that we are
beginning to see what BrandelS
had in mind. The Red Sea route
offers the only alternative route
to the Suez Canal In bridging the
east and west, and the little town
of Elath, which the Israelis have
established beside Aqaba, may
some day be one of the greatest
ports in the world. When India
and China and Africa come to
assume their destined Importance
in world affairs, Elath may be a
world metropolis.
Mendel Fisher. executive direc-
tor of the Jewish National Fund
who returned last week from a
visit to Israel. was telling me
about this incident of Brandeis
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-05-26

foresight.
Mr.. Fisher visited the town Of
Elath. Right now it's hardly
more than an Israeli military
post, but the j. N. F. director
feels that Brandeis long ago
scented the great future ahead
for this section.
Fisher is very enthusiastic
about everything in Israel. There
are. of course. he comedies. many
hardships. but the Israelis do not
grippe about these growing pains.
It is only the American tourists
who do any complaining. he says.
If they do not find all the lux.
uries they have been accustomed
to. they bellYache. but otherwise
everyone tolls with a happy feel.
ing that whatever hardships
there are. they are engaged in a
great creative task which makes
the lack of Injuries a trivial de.
tail.
Fisher is of course particularly
happy about the j. N. F. work in
Israel. He saw two million trees
being removed from nurseries
and transplanted in the soil of
the dry Negev you know" he
says, you stick them in the soil
of the Negev and you do not need
to irrigate them, for the rains,
when they come, go deep into the
sand and the sand as it were,
locks the water in"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-04-27
Hospital Board
May Party Is
Seven-FoId Event

May 1st will be party day for
the members of the Women's Board
of Huron Road Hospital. All year
on the third and last Monday of
each month the women have met
to make surgical dressings, hav-
ing completed more than 10000
under the Craftsmanship of Mrs. F.
Sloniowski. Draperies for the
Nurses Home were made with Miss
Mary Achenbach supervising. At
Christmas time all were busy max
ing and gathering items to be sold
at the Bazaar. This was combined
with a Book Review under the
leadership of Mrs. H. A. Crawford,
Ways and Means Chairman.
Now Mrs. Crawford will head
the one large Spring Party of the
year, seven simultaneous Bridge
and Canasta luncheons, all at 1890
in homes all around town. These
parties are to enlarge the fund to
provide furnishings and equipment
for the needed hospital addition.
Mrs. Crawford announces the fol-
lowing hostesses and their assist
ants for these benefit parties.
Mrs. F. F. Jordon, 2730 Dryden
ave. will be assisted by Mrs. T. H.
George, Mrs. Chalmers Carothers,
Mrs. G. L. Hassell, Mrs. H. w.
O'Neil, Mrs. T. j. Rowland.
Mrs. G. M. Hawk, newly elected
president is opening her home at
24301 Cedar rd. where she will be
assisted by Mrs. G. B. Nelson, Mrs.
Andrew Sebusch and Mrs. T.
Haubrich.
Mrs. Howard Church, Mrs. VIM.
P. Mullooly, Mrs. Clifford Dett-
man and Mrs. J. Ford Pisor will
be on the committee for Mrs. Carl
Mattson, 1549 Kew rd., Forest Hills
while Mrs. Fred W. Reindell, re-
tiring president has asked Mrs. F.
w. Henkel, Mrs. A. E. Rinear and
the Misses Anne Achenbach and
Mary Achenbach to serve with her
at her home, 14016 Terrace I'd.
Mrs. w. w. Starrett, 15491
Northvale blvd. has on her COM
mittee, Mrs. c. s. Berlin, Mrs. C.
D. Ross, Mrs. w j. Tyler, Mrs.
P. A. Fernandy, Mrs Otis Wright
and Mrs. Mabel Smith.
Assisting Mrs. Frank Lloyd,
1548 Glynn I'd. will be Mrs. Her
man P. Pocock, Mrs. w. C. Domino,
Mrs. Charles P. Turnbaugh and
Mrs. Jenny Miles.
For guests in the vicinity Of the
hospital, one of the parties is
scheduled for the Nurses Lounge
with Mrs. H. A. Crawford and
Mrs. N. L. Farnacy and other
board members hostessing.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-04-27
Jumpin Jupiter
Jumps Tonight

At S:15 tonight and again tomor-
row night the curtain in Monticello
Junior High School auditorium will
open on the fourth annual pro-
duction of the Guidon Glass of the
Church of the Cross.
With three previous successful
plays to their credit, the Guidon
have to offer something snappy to
maintain their name and this
they promise to do in "Jumpin'
Jupiter.
Packed with comedy, sparkling
with the most elaborate costuming
yet undertaken AN dthe cast in
cluding many of the familiar stars
give promise of a hilarious
evening.
The tale of two men off in
rocket is really a riot.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-04-27

are furnished time announcements
at ten-second intervals.
Weather forecasts and reports
are received from the weather
bureau by teletypewriter and re-
corded on wire tape recording ma
chimes. New tapes are made in
accordance with changing weather
conditions as new forecasts are OBJ
tained for the Cleveland area.
Equipment in the weather an
nouncement center consists of three
announcing machines of the mag
netic tape type. Each machine is
directly associated with an ampli-
fier used for both recording and
reproducing processes.
One machine and amplifier car
ries announcements with second
machine serving as standby. The
third machine carries a reserve
tape. When a new forecast is re-
ceived, an operator is summoned
by automatic signal to record the
latest forecast on the reserve and
standby machines.
While this is being done the
machine in service continues to
supply weather forecast announce
ments to callers. When the new
forecast is recorded, one machine
issues the latest report with the
second one as standby.
About 30 operators from the
Ohio Bell Company's traffic de-
partment in the headquarters
building at 750 Huron Road have
taken special training for record
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-04-27
Dial For The
Weather? Yes>
Weather 1922

If you dial the telephone number
Weather 1-1212 you can now get
the latest weather report.
A weather forecast and report
service, similar to the time-of- day
service offered here by The Ohio
Bell Telephone Company, began
functioning last Saturday, it was
announced by d. B. Wiles, the
company's division commercial
manager. The weather announce
ments are the latest official United
States weather bureau bulletins of
existing and future conditions in
the Cleveland area, obtained in CO.
operation with the Cleveland
bureau.
Details of the plan were worked
out between representatives of the
Ohio Bell Company and Clarence
G. Andus, meteorologist and Off
cial in charge of the Cleveland
Weather Bureau.
The service parallels closely the
operation of the present time-of-
day service whereby telephone
users by dialing Greenwich 1-1212
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-04-27

ing the announcements on the
tapes. They provide 24-hour cover
age, seven days a week, for MAX
ing the weather report and fore
cast recordings. Additional opera
tors will be trained from time to
time as the need arises.
So if you want to get a preview
of the whims and fancies that
Mother Nature has in store for you,
Just dial Weather 1-1212.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-04-27

Whatever you expect from the
next General Assembly will be
largely determined on who is
nominated at the Primarie Elec-
ton May End. Do your voting in
May as we'll as in November.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Jethroe and Chapman
Star for Braves in
AZ Win Over Giants
By the Assoeiated Press

BOSTON, July 8.-Switch Hit
ter Sam Jethroe banged out three
of the Braves 10 hits, including
his ninth homer, as Bob Chip
man turned back the Giants, a.
tonight before a 21,885 crowd
Chapman pitched a hitter
and had shutout going until the
eighth inning.
Jethroe, swinging righthanded
against Southpaw Dave Koslo,
drove his four-bagger about half
way up the towering scoreboard
in left field. 1t was his third right
handed homer of the year and the
first such on his home grounds,
In the first inning, Jethroe
singled and moved all the way
around on Koslo's error and Bob
Elliott's infield out.
Earl Torgeson, who has been
playing steadily with a broken rib
since June 18, doubled in Roy
Hartsf1eld and Jethroe in the sew
enth.
Chapman was greeted at the out
set by Eddie Stanky's single, but
ne then set down the next Is
Giants in order before Alvin Dark
got the second New York single
with one out in the fifth.
Evening star., 1950-07-09

$500 PGA check, however, and
Chandler settled for something
less.
500 Attend Banquet.
In addition. when the door
prizes were hat-drawn, a distant
relative won the first set of
woods and the second set went
to his sister, Lily, who won the
Virginia women's title five times
before she quit the game. There
were more than 500 persons at
the banquet, but the odds were
in favor of the Harper family
that night.
Harper's future is in golf. al
though other fields have been
suggested. In Columbus he
struck up a quick, fast friend
ship with dynamic Mayor Jim
Rhodes. the young politician
with a brilliant future.
At Rhodes home the night he
won the PGA title, his host told
Chandler to go home and put
his name on the ballot. In
your town." Rhodes told him,
You'd be a cinch for mayor"
Chandler is trying to be nice
to everybody. The day of the
PGA final three friends from
Portsmouth drove in at 7 am.
and Immediately called Chand-
ler's room. Didn't get you up,
did we?" they asked. mo, of
course not" Chandler told them,
Its not quite 7 o'clock and I
play at 1870, but that's all
right. They play the PGA every
year, and If can't win it today,
/ might win il some other time -
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Red Sox S|ugger Hero
Twice, but Those 5
Strikeouts Are Tons
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, July 8.-Carl
Hubbell, the Giants lean south
paw with the ankle-length pants,
furnished the greatest pitching
thrill and Ted Williams, the Red
Sox Slugger, the biggest batting
exploit in the history of the ma
jor leagues all-star games.
The feats of Hubbell and Will
liamS, particularly the former, are
being recalled again today as the
two leagues get ready for the 18th
meeting Tuesday at Chicago's
Comiskey Park, site of the first
one in 1888.
Hubbell reached the pitching
heights in the 1884 classic when
he struck out in succession Babe
Ruth, Lou Gehrig. Jimmy Foxx,
AL Simmons and Joe Cronin, five
OF the games top hitters.
Williams added to his fame in
the 1941 struggle at Detroit when
Evening star., 1950-07-09

heallah Club in Portsmouth, a
fiat, short municipal course
where he won the city title when
ne was IA years old. and which
he has played in SO strokes. But
Glensheallah will become a sub
division before another year and
Harper is moving to a private
club, Elizabeth Manor. in which
he is a stockholder and will be
the pro.
This fall. Harper is inviting
all the Middle Atlantic pros and
Snead into his lair and will hold
a $4,000 Middle Atlantic Open.
Chandler was very particular to
get Snead for the 54-hole tour
ment, and if you think Snead
can beat Harper at Glensheal-
lah you can make a few dollars
come October.
Harper has a number of COM
mitments before he shows off in
competition in his home town,
however, all of them predicated
upon his aching back, a rather
familiar ailment among golfers.
After winning the PGA Chand-
Ter went to Detroit for the Motor
City Open and was hit by a
sharp pain on a backswing in a
practice round.
He played through the tour
nament-the first which he re-
ceived the automatic $3.50 guar
antee that goes to the PGA
champ-in a tightly laced cor
set and managed to win $130
with three-under par score.
He was % under for seven days
of the PGA. His next date is
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Yankees Seek End Of Limit
On Spring Training Season
By the Associated Press

CINCINNATI, July 8.-The New
York Yankees will seek removal
of the March l limit for the start
of spring training when the ma
jor leagues joint baseball meet
ing is held in Chicago next week.
Walter Mulbry, secretary of
baseball. said the Yankees pro-
posal that the date for starting
spring training be left up to the
individual clubs will be one of
the items on the agenda for the
meeting, which will be held in
connection with the All-Star game.
The proposal also contains the
proviso that although clubs be
allowed to start training when
they wish. they may not play any
exhibition games until the second
Saturday in March.
Mulbry said he did not expect
any discussion at the joint meet
ing of rumors that the st. Louis
Browns franchise might be moved
or of what he called "the alleged
rabbit ball."
He explained that any moving
of the Browns franchise was a
matter for the American League
alone and that the uproar over
whether the baseball itself is caus-
ing the rash of home runs and big
scores is a matter for the Playing
Rules Committee.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
FIRST GAME.

Totals Al IS IA Totals "a s27 o
Struck out for Fox in sixth,
Grounded out for Holconnbe in sixth.
Walked for Aloma in seventh.
Flied out for Judson in ninth.
Grounded out for Friend in ninth.
struck out for Stirnweiss in ninth.
Walked for Bruner in ninth.
Ran Tor Lollar in ninth.
oon ooo soo +,
St. LOUIS -----l------- 301 0I0 0O0-5
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nenhard kofos S1ssGa e. Maf ErroFROSns9oD PelisoS 9
Runs Runs 5atted inMKokos. Coleman (3),
Masi; Niarhos; carrasquel. Two base hits
e,o1o Delsing. Mccormick. Masi
plays-,Friend, Upton and Lenhardt; Car
rasquei, Baker and Robinson. Left on
bases---chieago l3, ST. Louis 8. Bases
on balls-Of Holcombe. 2; of Overmire,
/; of Marshall, 3: of Bruner. q of Jud-
son, son. l: off scarborough. /. Struck out
Hits-on Holcombe, in innings; of
Aloma,, in ]; of Judson, l in 2: off Scar
borough. in i; of Overmire. 13 in ga;
Of Of Marshall; in "a; OF Bruner, 2 in oIs.
Winning pitcher-Aioma (3-0). Losing
pitcher-OYernire t2-7)