US State Dept revises blacklist; 38 firms in Eire listed; 12 other countries including Spain included

38 IN EIRE PLACED ON U.S. BLACKLIST; Government Answers Refusal of Irish to Expel Axis Agents in That Country 38 IN EIRE PLACED ON U.S. BLACKLIST

BY day Walter N. Greaza keeps office hours as assistant executive secretary of Actors Equity. By night, as Andrew Linnet, he loudly, if ineffectively rules the erratic family housed at the Cort Theatre in the season's unexpected success, "Wallflower."  

PRONOUNCED 'GREEZAY'; About Equity's Secretary-Actor and His Various Theatrical Turns 

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Every Italian Railway Yard Below Florence Knocked Out; ITALIAN RAIL YARDS SEVERELY CRIPPLED

ARMY EMERGENCY RELIEF: H Hart benefit show, Winged Victory, production notes

IN THE WINGS WITH 'WINGED VICTORY'

Horses came into their own on Jamaica's closing program yesterday when Mrs. Ed Mulrenan's First Fiddle equaled a 20-year-old track record to win the $15,000 added Grey Lag Handicap.  

First Fiddle Wins to Equal 20-Year-Old Jamaica Mark; First Fiddle, 7-5, Wins Grey Lag To Tie 20-Year-Old Jamaica Mark 

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NYC police clear boys from Times Sq; illus

Police Round Up Boy Bootblacks; Drive 35 From Times Square Area; SHOESHINE BOYS IN CUSTODY POLICE BEGIN DRIVE ON BOOTBLACK RISE

FIVE RUMANIAN RAIL HUBS BOMBED AFTER ATTACK ON OIL REFINERIES; WEATHER CURBS ASSAULT IN WEST; BALKAN STRIKE BIG U.S. 'Heavies' Hit Third Blow in 24 Hours at Nazi Traffic AIR PLANT ALSO TARGET From Britain Liberators Rock Pas-de-Calais, Other Planes Batter Nazis in France RAIL HUBS BOMBED THROUGH RUMANIA

predicts com will approve bill; sees Sen delay; cites normal tax reduction effect on some Fed security holders

TAX BILL APPROVAL ASSURED BY GEORGE; Finance Chairman States Poll Tax Dispute Will Delay Senate Action This Week TAX BILL APPROVAL ASSURED BY GEORGE

SOMETHING of a sequel to the current "Chicken Every Sunday," based on the Rosemary Taylor autobiography, probably will be seen on Broadway next season. Edward Gross, producer of "Chicken," has informed us of his acquisition of the dramatization rights to a story by Mrs. Taylor and her husband, Major Winchcomb Taylor.  

GOSSIP OF THE RIALTO; Gertrude Berg to Dramatize 'Chicken' Sequel for Edward Gross 

BALTIMORE, May 6 -- Sun Again turned on a blazing burst of speed to score easily in the fortieth running of the Dixie Handicap at Pimlico today, gaining his third consecutive victory and the fifth 1944 Maryland stakes triumph for the Calumet Farm.  

SUN AGAIN SCORES IN DIXIE HANDICAP; Calumet Choice Easily Beats Rounders, With Alquest Third, at Pimlico SUN AGAIN SCORES IN DIXIE HANDICAP 

Rev S Orlemanski repts Premier Stalin to be friendly toward ch

Stalin Friendly Toward Church, Priest Says on Leaving for U.S.; STALIN IS CALLED FRIEND OF CHURCH

McCarthy May Join Yankees This Week

Big Ed Levy, all 6-feet-5-inches of him, and husky Bud Metheny collaborated in a popular victory tableau yesterday at the Stadium, as, before 10,957 fans, the Yankees turned back the Red Sox for their sixth victory in a row.  

STAGE 3-RUN RALLY; Hits by Levy, Metheny in the Eighth Decide Game at Stadium SIXTH VICTORY IN ROW Yanks Use Three Hurlers Against Red Sox -- Etten's Streak Is Ended HE ALSO LOST HIS CAP IN THE ATTEMPT THREE RUNS IN 8TH WIN FOR YANKS, 4-3 

opposes ILO subcom ban on resolution to set United Nations policy on defeated Axis countries govt

ILO VOTES TO AVOID ANY ADVICE ON HOW TO TREAT GERMANY; Subcommittee Blocks Action as Briton Insists People of Reich Must Be Punished WATT, AMERICAN, BEATEN He and Labor Delegate From Australia Lose, 9 to 2, on Help for Rank and File ILO NOT TO ADVISE ON FATE OF REICH

LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 6 -- Pensive, the horse that almost didn't get to the Kentucky Derby, struck from behind in the final eighth of a mile today to win the seventieth and richest of all Derbies at Churchill Downs in the silks of Warren Wright's Calumet Farm.  

STIR UP RUNS THIRD; Choice Trails Pensive, Broadcloth -- Crowd Is More Than 60,000 PURSE FOR DERBY $86,700 $65,200 to Winner in Richest Kentucky Classic -- Victory Third for Trainer Jones WHILE WAITING FOR THE DERBY TO START PENSIVE IS VICTOR IN KENTUCKY DERBY 

Russian fleet and air units sink 8 Axis ships off Sevastopol; Gers rept USSR Army units beaten off at Sevastopol, with heaviest fighting along Chornaya River; Russians repulse Ger counter-attack near Stanislav; USSR planes raid Ger airfield in area

RUSSIAN GUNNERS SINK 8 MORE SHIPS; Fleet and Air Arm Intercept Craft Off Sevastopol -- Land Push on Base Reported RUSSIAN GUNNERS SINK 8 MORE SHIPS

DR. HALVDAN KOHT, Professor of Norwegian History at the University of Oslo, was Minister of Affairs in Norway's Labor Government from 1935-1941 -- that is, during the rise of the German menace and the invasion of Norway.  

THE WIDE HORIZONS OF NORWAY; With Centuries of Democratic Life Behind Them, Its People Await the Nazi Collapse THE VOICE OF NORWAY. By Halvdan Koht and Sigmund Skard. 313 pp. New York: Columbia University Press. $3.50. Wide Horizons of Norway 

BOSTON, May 6 -- The downward plunge of the Giants from their once lofty position in the National League's 1944 flag race apparently is only beginning to gain full momentum.  

BARRETT OF BRAVES CHECKS GIANTS, 4-1; Boston Pitcher Allows Four Hits as Ottmen Drop Sixth Straight Contest BARRETT OF BRAVES CHECKS GIANTS, 4-1 

Ward lawyers argue against bargaining unit election validity in govt-operated plant

WARD RESTRAINER EXTENDED BY JUDGE; He Disregards Plea That NLRB Vote While It Is in Force Might Be Invalid WARD RESTRAINER EXTENDED BY JUDGE

Harriman Returns For Talk on Soviet

Roosevelt asks lend-lease operations appropriation

Roosevelt Asks 3 1/2 Billions For Lend-Lease Next Year; He Says This Will Give $7,188,893,000 Total for Fiscal Period Starting July 1 When Added to Unexpended Balances ASKS 3 1/2 BILLIONS FOR LEND-LEASE

WLB chmn Davis asks AFL pres Green and CIO pres Murray to order men back to drydocks; Internatl Machinists Assn Lodge 68 and USWA Local 1304 reprs defy order to attend bd, San Francisco, and P R Porter, Portland, Ore, meetings; WLB warns on govt intervention; subpoenas E F Dillon and H Hook; '42 West Coast agreement revd; Calif Metals Trades Assn 104 shops and 64 other shops affected; union dispute over repair vs new work wage rates cited

WLB CONFRONTED BY LABOR DEFIANCE; SEIZURES LOOMING; AFL and CIO Machinists in West Coast Shipyards Fail to Answer Summons APPEAL TO UNION CHIEFS Green and Murray Are Asked to Order Men Back to Dry-docks -- Naval Work Hit DEFIANCE BY LABOR CONFRONTS THE WLB

May 7, 1944

Headlines from May 7, 1944

38 IN EIRE PLACED ON U.S. BLACKLIST; Government Answers Refusal of Irish to Expel Axis Agents in That Country 38 IN EIRE PLACED ON U.S. BLACKLIST

PRONOUNCED 'GREEZAY'; About Equity's Secretary-Actor and His Various Theatrical Turns

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Every Italian Railway Yard Below Florence Knocked Out; ITALIAN RAIL YARDS SEVERELY CRIPPLED