davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-07-11
Reds Use Mobile Banks
For MongoIion Deposits
By the Associated Pres

HONG KONG.-Red Chinas
lstate-owned banking system ir
Chahar. Mongolia. is literally roll
ing In wealth. The banks are or
wheels sort of financial copy Of
Americas mobile libraries.
A Tientsin newspaper says the
scheme is so popular that new de-
posts in the last few months alone
are greater than the total private
deposits at the end of 1880" The
paper added that from an origi-
nal Is mobile banks in October o1
last year. the number has in.
creased to 219.
Evening star., 1951-07-11
Crooks Beware Femmes

There are Is reasons why
crooks are seduously avoiding
England's county of Hertfordshire
London reports. They are the
county's Is spinster policewomer
who made so arrests last year, ar
all-time record.
Evening star., 1951-07-11

ing room and a cocktail lounge
on the second floor also were de.
stroyed.
Herman Susman, ~3215 Chesa.
peake street NV, owner of thu
grill. said he could not estimate
the amount of damage. The first.
floor restaurant suffered heavy
water damage.
Pvts. r. L. Gardner and E. F
Logan OF Engine Co. IL suffered
cut hands and were treated BY
the Fire Rescue Squad.
Evening star., 1951-07-11

Italy's all-time high sugar pro-
duction last year now is set at
$4,000 tons.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-02

tina. Taciau jis vakarais .jau
sugebejo baigti su pagyrimu
thigh schoole". Esu tikras, kad
atsiras, kaip visados lietuviu
tarpe atsirasdavo, jautriu EMO
niu, kurie atsilieps 81 gyvos
bedos sauksma. Name padrasina
jau dabar Stud. S-gos Valdyba
pasiekusios mokslus einancio
jaunimo likimu susirupinusiu
zmoniu pirmosios aukos.
Kadangi studentu, o ypatingai
norinciu studijas pradeti, salpa
Xxi siol nebuvo pakankama, Stu
dentu Sajunga steigia ju naudai
Studentu salpos Fonda. Kol bus
galutinai parengtas sio fondo
statutas, j galima pasiekti
Centre Valdybos izdininko adj
resu: Suddenly salpos Fondas,
Go julius smulkstys, 5000 So.
Union Ave-, Chicago 9, Ill.
Fondo leSos susides is auku,
parengimu pajamu ir KIT. Bus
duodamos stipendijos, grazina-
mos mokslus baigus. Atrodytu,
kad 81 butu geriausia proga mu-
su visuomenei prisiminti savo
jaunaja, j mokslus besiverzian-
cia karta. Kuriems siuo budu
bus sudarytos salygos, savo ge-
radariu neuzmirs! V. Kavolis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-02

niais studentais ir pamatyti ju
darbo planus ir pasiryzima, ku-
riais nesiafisuojama.
Butu galima daug kalbeti ir
daug pasakyti apie siu studentu
padeti ir apie reikala jiems pa
deti. sviesuomenes paruosimas
turetu butt vykdomas bendruo-
meniniu mastu ir planingai.
Ypatingas demesys turetu butt
atkreiptas j tuos, kurie del fl
nansiniu ar informaciniu kliu-
ciu negalejo, kartais staciai ne
driso, studiju Amerikoje pra-
deti arba Europoje pradetu tes-
ii. Yra simtai jaunuoliu, kuriu
mokslas NUNS visiems butu
naudingas. Daugeliui is ju rel
kia tik nedideles paramos pri-
durti prie tu lesu, kurias jie
patys sukaups. Nuo placiosios
musu visuomenes priklausys, ar
Siam gyvam reikalui susiras le-
su.
Kiekvienas siu jaunuoliu jau
kainoja NUNS tukstancius: do
leriais ar motiniu prabudetomis
naktimis, svajonemis ir viltimis.
Vienas is tokiu Suddenly Sa-
jungai zinomu jaunuoliu negali
lankyti universiteto, mes turi
islaikyti nedarbingus teva ir mo-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-02
viSuomene ir StudentaS

fesura. Nekomunistiniam jau-
nimui uzdaromos aukstuju mo-
kyklu durys. Lietuviu sviesuo-
menes ateiciai parengimas pri-
klauso nuo iseivijoje mokslus
einancio jaunimo pastangu. Su-
komunistintos Lietuvos mokyk-
los gal ir sugebes paruosti ne
blogo technikinio personalo, bet
is ju nelauktina mastytoju, mo-
kytoju, tautotyrininku ir sazi-
ningu istoriku - visu tu. kurie
kurs gyvaji musu kulturos gy-
venima.
Gyvenant tremtiniams YAK.
Europoje, buvo sudarytas sio-
kios tokios salygos mazdaug
1000 Suddenly testi mokslus
(salygos buvo tokios, kad net
keliasdesimt ju bestudijuodami
prarado sveikata). Sis skaicius
Amerikoje krites Xxi mazdaug
12-1596. simtai pasiruosusiu ir
mokslo trokstanciu jaunuoliu
savo pasiryzimu nepajegia nu-
galeti medziaginiu sunkumQ. lr
studijuojantiems ne kokie py-
ragai. Skaiciuojama, kad apie
puse jq patys bestudijuodami
uzsidirba duona. Ju neremia mel
valdzia, nei lietuviu istaigos lis
skyrus tokius visuomeninius
samburius kaip ziburelD. Ia
ciau ju mokslo lygis pazymeti-
mai augstas. Ju visur paliekama
pagarba lietuviu tautai ir kul-
turai. Niekur nepraleidziama
proga - per paskaitas, straps
MUS, net seminarus - supa-
zindinti amerikieciu ir tarptau-
tine studentija bel profesura su
Lieuvos byla. Savo akademiniu
darbu, kur begalima, nagrine-
jami Lietuvos reikalai ir rem
kama medziaga bel issilavini-
mas, reikalingas ukiniam ir So
cialiniam Lietuvos atstatymui.
Tereikia ti1k pakalbeti SUI. vyres-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-02

yra lojalus Jungtinems .Valsty-
bems. Jei jis toks nera, tai as
nemanau, kad jis turetu aka
demine laisve; jei jis yra komu-
nizmo sekejas, tai jis turi lai-
kytis isakymu is Kremliaus. JUS
neturite akademines laisves, jei
esate komunistas ar laikotes tos
linijos. JUS turtle laikytis isa-
kymu pagal linija nuo virsaus
Xxi apacios, ir ,zmogui, kuris
praktikuoja bel ispazista komu-
nizma, akademines laisves nera.
Jei JUS taip nemanote, tik pasi-
skaitykit, kas dedasi Rusijoj.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-02
- Kaip JUS apibreziate ko-
munizma.

munizma.
Komunizmas, mano nuo-
none, yra super-primetimas
valstybes individui. Cia yr.a ne
lsvengiamai butina policine vals-
tybe, mes individai, nesvarbu,
kas jie bebutu - rusai ar koki
xiii maistautu prizes tokia ak
CHA. Tai yra visai priesinga mu-
su sistemai. Del to as visada bu-
vau priesingas centralizuotai
valdziai. Komunizmas, mano
nuomone, yra super-primetimas
valstybes individui Xxi toxic
laipsnio, kur individas nebeturi
jokiu kitty teisiQ, isskyrus tas,
kurias jam leidzia tureti vals-
tybe. ST Sails niekad tam nepa-
siduotu. Jie turetu cia steigti
koncentracijos stovyklas 15O-ciai
milionu zmoniu.
- Ar jus manote, kad pasau-
lilo federacijos judejimas, kaip
galima taikos islaikymo priemo-
ne, yra perankstyvas?
Manau, kad perankstyvas.
Kaip JUS galite sukurti pasaulio
valdzia, kada yra tick daug ne
sutarimu? Pc II pasaulinio karo
nebuvo jokio dfdeles pajegos,
kuri galetu stoti prizes JAW. Da-
bar yra tik dvi dideles galybes
pasaulyje ir pasaulis yra pada-
lintas. JUS negalit tureti pasau-
lines valdzios, kol taip yra. Mu-
su atomines energijos kontroles
pasiulymai pradejo eiti ia link
me, bet jeigu negalima pasiekti
susitarimo del to vieno dalyko
del nevartojimo atomines
energijos naikinimo tikslams ir
jos naudojimo tik taikingiems
tikslams - as nematau, kaip
butu galima susitarti del dau-
CELLO kitty dalykQ. Tam reiktu
daug laiko ir as, dar nezinau,
kick tai butu gerai. Kiekvienu
atveju, as neprisidedu prie to
judejimo.
- Ar jus manote, kad sOcia-
lizmas yra vienas is didziausiu
dabartiniu musq priesq, ir kad
medicina yra vienas
is keliq j socializmo sustiprini-
ma Jungtinese Valstybese?
= AS manau, kad prizes at
j tuos klausimus visu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-02

Baruchas Amerikoje yra savo
rusies politinis 'rabinas" jis
yra Writes kaip ir profesiniu pa
tareju. Jis buvo lis dalies ir
tebera) prezidentu, kitty politiku
bel finansininku patareju, megs-
ia j j kreiptis ir laikrastininkai,
tiesiog net is smalsumo, - ka
jis pasakys. Vieni j nepaprastai
augstai vertina, kiti jo nemegs-
ta, bet jo nuomonemis visdelto
domisi. LOOK zurnalas pasku-
tiniu metu skelbia visa ellie jo
atsakymu j ivairiausius klausi-
mus. Stai vienas kitas is tu ido-
mesniu klausimu ir atsakymu.
Ka paskiras pilietis gall
padaryti, kad pastatytu j val
dzia saziningus ir ismintingus
pareiglnus?
- Viskas, ka jus galite da-
ryti, tai klausytis visu musi-
musi j krutines ir visu pazadu.
Ir nemanykite, kad tas, kas ge-
riausiai kalba, taip pat geriau-
siai galvoja ir geriausiai veikia.
Ir saugokites 'graiku, nesanciu
dovanas'. Saugokites zmoniu,
kurie jums prizada ka nors uz
nieka.
AS manau, kad individas turi
butt bendruomenes proteguoJa-
mas Xxi tam tikro laipsnio, bet
yra taskas, uz kurio bendruome-
ne neprivaletu eiti. Klausykite
ne tik, ka jie sake, bet apsigal-
vokite, ka jie rengiasi daryti.
Atminkit, kad NUNS reikia val
dzios, kuri butu gera ,ir telsm-
ga. Nuns nereikia valdzios, ku-
rios, kaip esu sakes, nepriimtQ
Jeffersonas ir Wilsonas. Jie ME
kad nebutu leide save koklems
nors politiniams interesams prl-
versti daryti tai, kas nera nau-
dinga bendrajai gerovei. JUS ga
lit daug ko pasiekti, jei nepa-
virstate banda, nesiduodate su-
propagandinami ar iaistrinami.
Naudokite savo makaules. Nau-
dokite savo discipline ir moksla,
kuri gaunate savo mokyklose.
Ar Platonas, ar kitas kuris is
mintingas vyras yra pasakes,
kaip galima laukti, kad protas
imtu .virsu, kol zmogus nera
mokomas?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-02
.BARUCHO NUOMONES

| pirma reikia apibrezti siuos ter
minus. AS nesu uz socializuota
medicina, bet, kaip esu sakes
daktarams ir visam medicines
personalui, jie turi padaryti kai
ka daugiau, nei tik sedeti ir
! sakyti, kad jie yra teisus. Jie
turi padaryti pakeitimu, dideliu
pakeitimu. Jie turi atsiliepti ]
zmoniu masiu reikalus, ir as
manau, kad pirmutinis budas
tam padaryti yra padidinimas
gydytoju prirengimo. Jei ture-
site daugiau gydytoju, jie lenk-
tyniaus vieni su kitais ir 'jie ne
sedes miestuose.
AS manau, kad reikejo isples-
tt gydytoju rengima prizes ket-
verius, penkerius, seserius me-
tus. Bet pirma kalbeje apie pir-
mutines eiles reikalus, jie isive-
lie j politikavima. O visu pirma
juk reikia tureti daugiau gydy-
toju, taigi reikia daugiau atitin-
kamu mokyklu, reikia rengti
daugiau mokslininku, bet jie
politikuoja, kaip pertaisyti visa
mediku profesija.
AS manau, kad mediku profe-
sija yra padariusi grazu dar-
ba -. AS zinau, kad gydytojai
ir dabar atlieka gera darba, bet
dar ne taip gerai, kaip turetu.
Jie turi padidinti savo kieki, jie
turi placiai atverti duris j savo
profesija. Mes turime rasti bu-
da, kaip aprupinti zmones, kurie
negali patys saves aprupinti, ir
tas budas nera vien tik savano-
riska apdrauda. Vyrai ir mote
rvs yra didziausias tautos tur-
tas, mes jie turf smegenis ir
raumenis. Be smegenu ir rau-
menq visos kitos pasaulio Ia
liavos neturetu jokios vertes.
Jei valdzia nori padaryti ka ge-
ra medicines srityje, tai tas tu-
ri butt daroma vietiniu mastu,
kad vietos bendruomene uz tai
butu atsakinga. To nereiketu
vairuoti is. Washingtono.
Ar tai yra akademines lais-
YES suvarzymas, jeigu is prOfe-
sOriu reikalaujama lOjalumo
priesaikOs, kaip tai buvO Kali
fOrnijOs universitete?
- Ne. AS nemanau, kad aka
demine laisve pazeidziama, jei
zmogus turi pareiksti, jog jis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-02

Prizes puse metu parasiau
DRAUGUI straipsni vardu Stu
dentas ir politika. Ten bandziau
isreiksti lietuvio studento vieta
visuomeneje, jo vaidmeni visoje
didziojoje tautineje kovoje del
Lietuvos atstatymo. Aname
straipsny tvirtinau, jog studen-
tia savo visuomeniniu tikslu
pasieks, susiorganizavusi Lie
tuvos Suddenly Egzilyje Sajun-
gon arba jos ekvivalentiskan
samburin."
siandien 81 Sajunga yra igy-
vendintas faktas. Ruosiama .pla-
ii visuomenine programa, kuri
bus patiekta Vlsuotlnlam stu
dentu suvaziavimui rugpiucio
men. Matant, kaip tvarkosi stu
dento santykiai su visuomene,
galima klausima apversti ir pa
klausti, kaip gi visuomene ziuri
j aukstuosius mokslus einanti
jaunima.
Apskaiciuojanti logika reika-
lauja zvelgti is sio tasko:
q Raudonasis okupantas neskru-
pulingai naikina Lietuvos aka
demini gyvenima. Marksistines
leninistines propagandos parei-
kalavimais prievartaujama pro-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-02

Net r strna ka unukas ant paskutinq kou pasisiepus
sieka maiso zmogaus ranos pasrode
daugelye Americas akrascu kap turstinip domy
b 81 nuorauka padaryta Bacuno naujausioe
G Mchgano saoe ak pazym ten yra
padary daug okio rdses nuoraukq Pazymetna, kad
Baclno vasaieemis doms sveciai r is ku krastu pvz,
Anglijos, Braziijos il net Indi JOS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-02

-
prizes
matom
Yra
padedk kad
iespu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-20
MEMS WEAR AT ALB
IF YMS STORES

Women's wear at all 3 YMS stores.
Boys wear at 2 suburban stores.
Girls wear at 2 suburban stores.
III Infants and Children's wear
4 At 2 Suburban Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-20
MV72 YOUR MARK OF
NN STYLE SINCE 1911

Yes, since 1911 YMS has been your
mark of style! For 40 years we've been
Washington headquarters for famous
name merchandise !. at prices you
want to pay.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28

Psalmist: "a king is not saved by
greatness of power: a mighty man
is not delivered by greatness of
strength. A horse is a vain thing
for safety, neither shall he rescue
any by his power" This is not a
mere empty poetic phrase-it is
a tried and tested historic truth.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28

No nation, and no civilization has
endured on the basis of military
might alone-the security of
peace is made of sterner stuff.
''By these things is the world pre-
served" according to our sages:
''By truth, by justice and by
peace" Observe closely that truth
and justice are the unavoidable
prerequisites of peace. In other
words any attempts that are made
for the establishment of peace On
basis of distrust and dishonesty,
or where injustices are ignored
and permitted to go uncorrected,
are doomed to failure.
On this Rosh Hashonah, when
according to Jewish tradition, CD
will sit in judgment of the world,
it would do us a lot of good to
examine our ways-yes, the
statesman, on the international
scene, our elected representatives
in their domestic policies, and
each individual, in his day to day
inter-personal relationships. Have
all our motives been completely
honest, fair, righteous and just ? ?
The extent to which they have
been so, will approximate how
much closer we shall come to
peace in the coming year.
Let us pray that ''He may shine
forth in the splendor of His might
upon all the inhabitants of the
world that all who have breath
may say the Lord CD is King and
His dominion ruleth over ALL"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
PENSAC0LA, FLORIDA
R0Sh HaShOnah MESSAGE
: BY RABBI JOSEPH ROTHSTEIN =
BIRTH SHoLOM CONGREGATION
HLa.IAaAA.. cA..aa.
Charleston. South Carolina

AS the old vapshes and the New
Year. fear epdon the
and what it holds out This
be raised IN ervent for life and
world seems to be from the enjoyment of seemingly
blessings Everywhere hear the
drubeat that calls of mans con-
science drowned by the
bombs The ynics and false prophets preaching
evitabitY Of war-theY tell that only security
building up an even greater military machine and increasing
stocApies Of atom and hydrogen bombs
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28

It seems that most Of us have
forgotten the admonition of the
Evening star., 1951-09-14
Redskins Are Favored
By 1O7 Points Over
Ragged Yanks Tonight
By Lewis F. Atchison
Stor Stoff Correspondent

SHREVEPORT, Sept. 14.-The
revamped Redskins, featuring
juvenile members of the cast. will
be Hotpoint favorites-Shreve-
port odds-over the thrice-beaten
New York Yanks in their exhibit
ton football game here tonight.
Even the threat of rain and
Coach Herman Balls insistence
that he intended to experiment
with his rockies couldn't shake
the villagers faith that the Red
skins would chalk up their third
consecutive victory by convinc-
ing margin. The Tribe seems to
be picking up speed, after a
diSasterous beginning, while the
Yanks. beaten by Pittsburgh,
Cleveland and the Chicago Car
dinals, are far from well organized.
The Yanks have AL Pollard, one
of West Points recently retired
gridmen; Buddy Young, one-time
speed merchant of the All-Amer-
ica Conference: George Taliaferro
Evening star., 1951-09-14

and zolly 10th in their backf1eld,
but Coach Jimmy Phelan says
they're not in good shape.
Pollard hasn't gotten his foot
ball legs yet and others. like
Young. who zoomed to 100
pounds and dropped to ITO, aren't
at their best.
You can't lose good men like
Marty Ruby, Art Weiner, Joe
Signaigo and George Ratterman
and go right on as if nothing
happened" Phelan said.
Most of this group left the
Yanks to play Canadian football
or retired to coach.
Ball, who may drop another
brace of unsuccessful candidates
after tonight's game, expected to
use rockies in as many key spots
as possible and. consequently, fig
ured to see some ragged play
Anything else would be pleasant
surprise.
A Redskin- Yanks deal appar-
emily fell through because the
Yanks had no players the Redskins
want and few draft choices left
for '52.
Evening star., 1951-09-14
Robinson Says He Won't Meet
Groziono as Next Opponent
By Francis Stonn
Sfor Sfaff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-Sugar
Ray Robinson. with a new hem
stitching job above his left eye
land the world middleweight
championship again in his pocket.
definitely says that Rocky Grazi-
ano won't be his next opponent.
"You can scratch him." Sugar
Ray told reporters who sought out
the conqueror of Randy Turpin
at his Harlem estates" yesterday,
lin the wake of Robinson's spec
Itacular 10th-round victory over
the Britisher.
Il plan to fight again in the
winter for the Heart Fund, in
conjunction with the Cancer
Fund" Robinson said. "but re-
gardless of who said what, I'm
not counting on Graziano as my
Opponent"
Offers No Explanation.
Sugar Ray offered no explana-
|tion as to why Graziano might
be considered persona non grata.
Nor did he care to- discuss the
announcement by his manager
Wednesday night, after Ray. had
lregained his middleweight crown.
that Graziano would be next.
"It's time to give an American
la chance at the title," Manager
Evening star., 1951-09-14
W. & N. Presidents S
Resignation Is Third
In Athletic Probe
BY The ASsocioied Press

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. Sept. IA.
"A month-old sports scandal at
the College of William and Mary
has resulted in the resignation of
the president, DR.. John E. Pom
fret
The 52-year -old educator an
nounced last night he had sub
mitted his resignation "in the best
interest of the college," which he
headed for almost 10 years.
The announcement came less
than a week after the w. & Nj.
Board of Visitors publicly rebuked
DR.. Pomfret's administration for
alleged failure to deal with the
blosSoming scandal promptly and
adequately when it was first dis
covered early this year.
Third to Quit in Probe.
Pomfret's was the third reSig-
nation during an investigation
which, the board said, revealed
that the transcripts of several
high school athletes had been al
tered to make them eligible for en-
rollment at William and Mary.
The board also found that certain
athletes had been given credit for
work they did not perform in
physical education classes.
. r. N. (Rube) McCray, athletic
director and football coach, and
the basketball coach, Barney E.
Wilson. resigned August 10, short
ly after first word Of the investi-
cation was published.
Pomfret, national vice president
of Phi Beta Kappa, submitted his
resignation to Oscar L. Shewmake,
rector of the Board of Visitors.
Shewmake said an acting presi-
dent likely will be named early
next week by the Executive Com
mittee of the board.
"Since it is apparent that I do
not possess the confidence of the
full membership of the board, ;"
Pomfret wrote Shewmake. II
deem it in the best interest of the
college for me to resign, and I
herewith submit my resignation,
effective Immediately"
Pomfret Accused.
The board charged in an eight
page statement last Saturday that
Pomfret's administration did not
handle the Athletic Department
situation with dispatch" 1t
said, instead, the administration
"let the matter drift
It said an investigation into the
scandal already was in progress
by Dean Nelson Marshall when
Pomfret appeared before the
board May 26, 1851. and recon-
mended that McCray. who headed
the Athletic Department. be ele-
waited to a full professorship in
physical education.
Pomfret came here from Van
derbilt University, where he had
been dean of the senior College of
Arts and Sciences. He was named
w. & NJ president in 1912 byl
vote of the Board of
Visitors.
Evening star., 1951-09-14
Heafner and Mangrun'
Shoot Sub-Par Golf
In Eastern Open
By MerreII WhittIesey
Stor Stoff Correspondent

BALTIMORE, Sept. 14.-Clay-
ton Heafner, runner-up in the
Eastern Open last year, continued
to find Mount Pleasant one Of his
Ifavorite golf courses, as he played
the first six holes of the second
round of the $4,000 tournament
in two under par today.
Heafner, involved in a close
scrap for one of the last places or
the Ryder Cup team. was tied fol
second yesterday with a three
under-par SO. The other SO shoot
ers, Ed Oliver and Andy Gibson
and AL Smith, leader with a 81
were late starters today.
Lloyd Mangrum. winner last
year and the leading money win
ner this season. was playing with
Heafner and was three under par
for the first six. after starting
with an eagle on the easy par
5 first hole and dropping a birdie
putt on the third.
Shoots Hole in One.
The early sensation of the sec
ond day was Hord Harding, an
amateur from st. Louis, who
dropped his tee shot into the cup
on the 140-yard sixth hole for
a hole-in-one. Hardin shot 80
yesterday and was out in 81 with
his ace. He is general chairman
of the st. Louis Open, last event
on the summer schedule, and is
here to sign up players for the
tournament.
Charley Bassler, a 70 shooter
yesterday, was l under par today
for the first II holes, while George
Fazio. the former Woodmont pro.
was off to perfect start. Fazio
also hit the first green in two
shots and dropped an eagle putt
and then birdied the second hole.
Jack Burke, who played the first
nine in 2-under-par "a yesterday
only to slump to a 73, was taking
the out-nine apart again this
cloudy, sticky day with 3-under-
par golf for six holes. Dave Doug
las. who shot 10 yesterday, was
under for six. Buck White, winner
OF two of the last three tourna-
ments, was out in 81, over, after
a f1rst-round "A.
Pros Battle for HOnors.
The touring golf professionals
currently are involved in three
tight races for honors that mean
more to them than the average
golfer believes-positions on the
Ryder Cup team for the matches
in November, the leading money
winner spot and the Vardon
Trophy for low scorer.
The Eastern Open and only
three other summer events remain
before the prize money drops to
$4,000 in a few scattered fall
events before the 1851 season ends.
That's why this tournament and
Evening star., 1951-09-14
Probable Pitchers
Probable Pitchers.

Probable FltcherS.
CWon and lost records in parentheses.)
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland at Washington (night)--
Wynn OS-12l VS.. johnson (7-10).
Detroit, at New York-Cain q1-1D VS.
St. Louis at Boston-sanford (4-9) VS.
McDermott $50.
Chicago at Philadelphia (night)-Rogo.
win 12-S) VS.. Hooper (S-l0)
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at Chicago-Hearn (14-s)
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh night) Roe
19.2l VS.. Dickson (1S-13).
. Philadelphia at Cincinnati (night)-
SSanrsh Samsdel, dSS-114}} lS.1e}} or johnson '5-0l VS..
Boston at st. Louis (night)-Spahn
69-12) VS. Lanier Q1-S).