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As Also Benefit

Incidentally. Harris. Just 8G.
Is in his 10th year as a major
league manager, and while the
Pills will not Win a lFnnant
this year. despite the request Of
Philadelphia fans for world
series reservations, Harris has
already done much in bringing
this drowSy old Quaker Town
hack 10 baseball life. Not only
has Harris done much for the
National League; he has inti-
rectly been the source OF Stlmu-
lation 10 the Athletics which has
inspired Connie MaCk'S charges
TO big achievements and big
crowds again.
Right now the As are one of
the best looking clubs IN the
Junior circuit. And while Harris
can claim no credit directly for
the squirt Of the MackS. one Of
our other former Tigers can. He
is the hkahle Jo-Jo White We
have already told YOU how Bob
Swift, Whites teammato gives
the eX-Detroit player credit for
the pep revealed by the Attn
leticS this season
The Philadelphia fan. some
what apart from the holsterous-
ness of a Dodger tan, for
instance, likes the modest, quiet
unasSuming Harris. There used
10 be a complaint that Bucky
was not aggressive enough
But players said that this was
not true. The difference between
Harris and the more boiSterous
pilot is that Bucky just isn't
loud about aggressivenesS. Not
the back-slapping kind, Harris
j. affahle and among newspaper
men especially well liked, In his
operating Of a ball club Buck
will forgive most ANYTHING hut
laZineS, and INSTRUMENTATION In
TINS respect The former Tiger
manager IS much Like Steve
O'Nelll.
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ROTH SCORE IN FIRST

With each club scoring run IN
the first inning, the game went
into ktssiH4 geHt. rariy7 Hoover led
off with a double 10 right center
which Valo got ms hands on but
couldn't hold. Then Cramer sac
uhced Joe 20 third from where
he scored as Wakefield grounded
out 10 Suder.
FIRST up for the Athletics, Valo
singled 20 lett After White
planted another single 10 left,
Mayo moved both runners ahead
with a sacrifice. And Mayo scored
after Harris shared Estalella's fly
en- deep right.
The Athletics scored two runs
in the fourth. With one out, Sle-
bert singled 10 LETT and took third
when Suder singled over first base,
from where he scored as Hall
forced Suder Wagner drove one
OF TTout's pitches against the left
field stands tor tWo-baggcr and
Hall raced home.
With the and of timely hits the
Tigers showed two ITALICS across
the plate and tied the score in
the fifth First up, Richards
walked After Trout sacrificed,
Hoover came through with a
holsterous three-bagger to right
center and Richards scored. In
splred, Cramer dropped Texas
Lacquer over second for single
md HOONcr scored.
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Joyce and Armstrong
To Fiqht June 70

HOLLYWOOD. June 2 tUP)-
A rematch between Willie Joyce
and Henry Armstrong. who broke
Joyce'S jaw in their last match but
dropped the decision. has been
scheduled for June rs at Gilmore
Stadium, promoter Joseph Lynch
said today.
Physicians recently pronounced
the Gary. Ind, fighters Jaw ready
for more action The Joyce-Arm-
strong fight VIII follow Arm
strongs bout with Sammy Angott
at New York by ID days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03

phils recently attracted $1,000
through the turu>llles ~ ShIhe
Park Before that the team had
drawn two crowds of more than
$4,000, which has baseball men
throughout the majors ar well
as the ciuzcnry of Philadelphia
Whacky.
Winner OF "a couple of games
in the box and the tabrIcator ut
a home run with the hasEs
loaded. Rove Of course. broke
into the Philadelphia National
League clubs lineup with con-
siderable thunder, which mast
have made the SchOolhoys many
friends in Detroit happN.
Locks like the old schoolboy
Is making comeback, - slE-
gested Pete Fox up IN Boston.
Pete is one OF RoWc'S public.
They were 'roumies' when with
the Tigers.
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DABF chedules
For Sunday

BRIGGS STADIUM
Arthurs vs. Sans tClsn b. 1870; Auto
Club We Virgiss (Clsss ~, i;50.
CLASS 4
Vlcksrs vs.. Pepsi-Cola, Wallace, 40
Transfers vs. Parsclesn. N0rthwestern ]
80, Chevrolet vs.. Police, NV 3, $50.
CLASS
JAW i7i vs. DsR, Ives o'clock
Cadillac Gauge Ives. $50; FlsK-o Va
JAW $50 Wallace 1880; South Fort W.
Kowalski Clark $50, Hoffman vs. JAW
1874, Belle Isle 8 $50.
CLASS d
spartans VS. Oskvood Aces NV 2, q
nasco- Kings VS.. East Side Coal, Belle Isle
3. / West side VS. Russell Woods. Clark
/ state Show Va. Wolves, Belle Isle 3, q
Owls vs.. HAags, NV l. 1, Hudson Juniors
vs. Sheriff. A. G, NV. 8. l; East Side
vs.. Rams. Jayne 3, / st. Rita Va. Arrows,
Red Arrows vs.. Bisons. NV &. 4; JAW
St. John Csntius, NV S. 4. Northwest
Lions W. Dukes, Atkinson 2, !.
CLASS
state Lumber vs.. Accessory, e.. clair,
Moellsrs W Dukes A. G. University Of De
tr0it, 4; Wyoming Club Va. X -LlnenG stOe-
pei q l Leathernecks vs.. Wilson's, stOspel,
4 Ambest Va shAmTocks, Atkinson 2. 4.
Scorpions W. stags Littleheld, 1 Great
Lakes Va Fort A. c., stoeptl /, Catholic
Central vs. st. John Cantius stoepel 1, 4;
Hawks VI. Cowboys Liulshsld, 4.
NUGGETS
Twelve W -Four. Belle Isle 2, l. Eleven
Va one Atkinson !, 1. Ten W. Six, St.
Detroit. l. Eight vs. Two. Jayne, Frvs
" Three NV ID. l.
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Jimmy Foxx
Wife Gets Divorce

NORRISTOWN, Pa. June
(UP)-Mrs. Helen M. Heite Foxx
35, of Jenkintown, Pa. today was
granted a divorce from Jimmie
FoHX, former major league base
ball player, on charges Of indigni-
ties. Mrs. Foxx, who testified in
the uncontested suit that FoXx lis
just a selfish boy who has never
grown up said he earned be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 a year
but "squandered most of it on
himself"
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.CdfdindIsW
Dodgers in 18th

The groundkeepers at Sports
mans Park in St, Louis are still
combing the premises today fol
remnants of the Cardinals and
Brooklyn Dodgers, victims OF
that horrible blast that took
place yesterday when the Cards
whipped the Dodgers, II 10 Q, For
IL innings, the two clubs brought
their big batting guns 10 bear
and when the smoke OF battle haC
dlssipated, nine pitchers lay pros
trate in the dust, victims OF q
total of 80 hits
A home run by Harry Walker
in the tailcrd of the twelfth with
one on sewed up the game for the
Cardinals.
The Philadelphia phAlieS beU1
the Chicago Cubs out Of a 7 TO
decision.
Huck Geary who promises &c
be the robher baron among base
IStcalerS, ran like a thief 10 stea
home IN the fourteenth inning anc
give the Pittsburgh Pirates a ; tC
a win over the Boston Braves
Two unearned runs IN the sixth
inning gave the Cincinnati Reds q
3 TO ! triumph over the New York
Giants.
In the American League the
Washington Senators rallied n
the tenth inning OF night game
at Washington 10 beat CLEVELAND
.3-2. In another nigh game the
Detroit Tigers came from bchinC
10 beat the Philadelphia Athletics
5-3. The Tigers victory brought
10 end Scvcn-Game winning
sirnak Of nilrhnr loss tlnrcA.
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Terry Moore
Nm Air Corps

BALBOA. {. T., June = GNS)-
Terry Moore, former Centerhclder
of the champion 81. Louis Car
.dinalS, who starred in the last
World Series. yesterday was sworn
I'm as a private in the L. S. Army
Air Corps and is awaiting assign
ment.
Terry arrived here last Deem
Der 10 assist IN the drive TO sell
war bonds but remained 10 take
a post with the Canal Zone school
division. In the interim he lent
his SerieS-winning abilities 10 the
local ball league.
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Stephens En- Route
To Army Induction

BOSTON, June 2 OUP)-Ve
ST. Louis Browns short.
stop and the American League,
leading hitter was en- route &c
Long Beach, Cal, today, his ma jon
league career probably over for
the duration. Stephens, hitting
.376, left the Browns 10 take his
army induction examination. He
is married and has an 11-weeks.
old son
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CHRISTOPHER YANKED

The seventh saw the ehmna-
tion of Christopher after Rich
ards first up, had singled 10 left.
With Flores pitching, Trout sac
.rfCed But Hoover struck out
and Cramer drove a savage
.grounder at Flores, which the
Mexican knocked down and then
nailed Doc al first.
There was one out when h
Tigers bagged two TALES 10 take
the lead in the eighth. one Of
them was the fruit Of Higgins
homer and the other came when
Harris walked, moved To- third on
York'S double and later scored
on Richards scratch hit off
Flores glove.
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Wrestling Results

"Flash' GnrdAn retained bis
hold on the MWA junior heavy
weight wrestling title by holding
Jack League 10 a draw in their
match at the Fairview Gardens
last evening Louis Klein defeated
Babe KaSaboski and Rene LaBelle
won from Fritz krcuger
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Hdgg May Compete
In Chicago Meet

CHICAGO, June . tINS) Gun
der Hagg Sweden'S champion dis
tance runner, was sought today 20
appear in a tWo-mile race with
Greg Rice. former Notrc Dame
star. in "a twilight track meet at
Northwestern UnIvCrsity'S DyChc
stadium June 3 under the aus
pices Of the Central a. a L.
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Toronto S Lead
Now Three Games

The Toronto Maple Leafs were
three full games ahead in the
international League today follow
ing a narrow ga triumph over the
Buffalo Bisons in a night game.
The second-place Montreal Royals
were defeated by the Rochester
Red Wings, so.
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STAR MAEDIC WINS

The single winning fayorite was
1.-THE shortest priced favorite of the
injecting, Mrs. II. +. Newcombe''
Star Macdic led six rival 2-year.
old maidenS through the muck
under johnny Adams guidance &c
WIN by two lengths from the lO-l
shot BpmbercSS. Star Maedic paid
.S3. The long shot Of the day was
ID II. McShane's Balance Due
which paid S43.40 after scoring Z
neck victory over Busy Black IN
the fourth.
The only Jockey who rode more
than one winner was Jimmy Bren-
nan. rider for the Edward McCaun
stable, who scored with Azizi N
the FIRST and Mintlock in the sixth
race. lie had ridden only one win
.ner IN the previous eight days.
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Collegiate Golf
Tournament SET

CHICAGO, June 2 GNS) The
47th annual golf tournament Of
The National Collegiate AthlCtIC
Association WAS scheduled today
for the Olympia Fields Country
Club. Chicago, June 2S. % and 30.
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West Point Gridder
Wins Hiqh Honor

WEST POINT, n. Y, June :
.CUP)-Cadet Ralph J. Hill, Santa
Re, n. NJ, star halfback on ArmyS
1912 football eleven. today held
the military academy's athletic
association trophy for outstanding
service TO army athletics during
his West Point career.
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IT'S \ SHOWDOWN

The result, however, is a show.
down The official rtiing IS tint
the entries close at 1870 this
morning or the track Closes--fGl
how long general manager Edward
p Strong -dia- not say IN his an
InOunCement.
The chances are the track will
give the horsemcn a little leeway
on the 1880 a. IN. closing time
even today,
Racegoers saw a demonstration
Of the faVoritcs usual difficulties
in the mud when only one of eight
won after yesterdays wind anC
rain storm.
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Major League
Standings
American League

FGameS behind leader.
YEsIERDAI's RESULTS
DET ROIT $50. Philadelphia $50
Trout. White 49, aud Richards Christie
pneT F10Its ~ ana Wagner
Washington $50, Cleveland 2-6-3 Ken
NEEDY. Poat 90 and nesautels, Pyle, Scar
borough ts) and Early.
Chicago al New York weather.
ST. Louis At Boston, weather.
TODAY's GAMES
DETROIT at Philadelphia.
cleveland at Washington, night
Chicago at New York
st. Louis az Boston t2l.
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lagher. basketball coach. have re-
ceIvcd new assignments n d
shortly viii leave the station +.
ClOgston was athletic director al
81. Lawrence and Gallagher va,
assistant coach AZ William and
Mary bcfoy entering the navy
Pvt Harm Fisher, all-City player
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FLORES SECOND DEFEAT

Pinky's homer here last night
came off Jesse Flores. the seHsa-
uonal Mexican, and was driven
far into the lower deck of the left
field stands. The blow coming in
the eighth, smashed three-all
deadlock which had existed since
the fifth.
1t was Flores second defeat Of
the season against seven victories.
He lost tWo-hit game 10 Tex
HugRSon Of Boston in the- opening
game OF the Season April Il.
Hughsun pitched L tAree-hitter
and won. 10.
Flores had replaced Russell
Christopher.
Besides Higgins the big guns OF
the Tiger attack were Joe Hoover
with q Triple and double and
Doc Cramcr and Paul Richards
with Two singles each.
A crowd OF l2,3l7 paid saw the
contest, bringing the Total attcnd-
anCe up 10 nearly 90 900 for the
last three days OF play tor the
Athletics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03

Runs Hoover O. Hirens Harris Rich
ards. Vslo. Sehert, Hal Runs batted in
Wakeheld Hoover Crdmor Iliggins, Rich
hits-Hoover York. Wagner. sudsr Three
base hit Hoover Home run Higgins. Sac
rinces-Crsmer. Trout 2 Mayo. Left on
bases Philadelphia 7. Detroit Bases On
Flores ]. Struck oui-By Christopher 3,
by Trout 2 hy Flores Hits or Christie
pher In . innings (n0ne out ~ SEVENTH,
'od Flores 3 in 3 innings 0G Trout Q in
sis innings on White IN q innings.
Winning pitcher Trout Losing pitcher
Flores Empires stewart Plpgras and
NcafeT. Attendance --i2 3i7. Time-2 OF.
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Tigers Hand Flores End Defeat, Take 3rd Place
Horse Racing.
Halted at
Detroit Track
b, LEWIS II. WALTER

Racing has been halted at The
Detroit race track, effective 10.
morrow. Lack Of entries due Il
weather conditions forced officials
OF the Detroit Racing Association
to cancel tomorroW'S program.
lIUf,DWCn al The Detroit track
nave hlCn- warned repeatedly that
unless they hll entries promptly
Today iur tnmorrow's racing the
la-d4y meeting at the Fan
Grounds would be- suspended
How long the track Will he
closed Is pot known, hat tomor-
rows program al least has been
called Off
Reluctance of horsemen 10 race
their horses over the heavy track
fUS tuTCTU racing SeCre tary
Charles Horny to keep the entries
open until Z p. m, almost every
day for a week. although the off
Cial closing time is 1890 a. m.
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MUST PAGE THEM

Although the track is Offering
the richest purses in its history
officials have been forced TO SEND
men out through the STABLES sole
ling entries have called horsemer
lat home, even PACED them on the
,puhiiG address system during the
racing programs TO beg for entries
1T Shas become u little ridicu-
lOus," said mutuels ager,
George Lewis today "We're try
ing ia take care Of the horsemen
and IL j. uP Ia them 10 do some
thing for us when we are in a
difficult position"
Nevertheless, most of the horse
linen who own better horses dom
like 10 risk knocking them ont
ION the extremely heavy racinl
strip. Many OF them haven't ever
[ had a chance TO get their horse.
lrCadV
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Higgins Homer
In 9Th Decides
Night Battle
BY LEO MACDoNELL'

PHILADELPHIA, June Back
in third place as a result of their
triumph over the Athletics, 5-3, in
a game under the lights at Shibe
Park here last night, the Tigers
moved ahead of both Cleveland
and Philadelphia, holding a skinny
| per cent margin over Connie
Mack's boys, which will lend great
TO the outcome of
today'S series final here between
the Tigers and Athletics.
Paul DIZZY Trout, who has
made wagers that he will win ID
or more games this year, also had
bagged his fifth victory for one
third of his goal, and Frank
PInky) Higgins had posted his
second home run of the season.
Higgins FIRST circuit smash was
bagged in the Washington series
IN Detroit recently,
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National League
Games behind leader.
IFSTERUAIrS RESULTS

IdTIIUN UITIITIU IEuWII.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati 800 New York l-5-2 Starr
and Lakcman. Witus, Adams (S) and
Lombard
Pittsburgh 5-12-2, Boston 40 Hanett
Gormiki GO). Lanning 02l and Lopez
Barrett, Javery tS) and Poland.
St Louis ] 2O-3 Brooklyn 9-lb-2 Pol
let Kust 90, Dickson a.. Munger 80
Brechrcn G0l and W Cooper Head Web
Der "a, Newsom ca, Melton (i2b anc
owen.
Philadelphia 7-l2-0 Chicago 2.73. John
son and Livingston. BithOrn, Barrett 80
Fleming 90 and Hernandez,
a r.a
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II zENoATATHER

~ Cn1..,e Zero coach vi The
Crosse u, &aNai AIR Station base
.tail team and director In The
Detroit Times Serviccmcn $
ls79nf Is passing oar cigars
ills hr,t son, Joseph Russell. was
born lass week Mother and
heir dong extremely well .
l. Roy Clogston, athletic officer
az Crosse lie, and L. Dick Cal
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PHILADELPHIA
DETROIT
ton o20 o2o S
TOO 200 0003
DETROIT
Philadelphia

Totals 81 s ~ - Totals 80 p IS
'Batted tor Flores IN ninth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
T0DAl's GAM

New York a. Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburgh. night.
Philadelphia at Chicago
Brooklyn at St. Louis. night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
THE GREATER GAME

ITit' ,oluBp of athletes IA
bc s,rp.r, oppcgrs tWirc ouch
t,,k H The Detroit Times
Jimmy Powers, one-tme giant
haa,yve ght of HE Michigan anna
tHr circles, mas been graduated
from thc United States Army All
Forces Technical School at Lowry
Fg.I5. Denver -, lie Is al Salt
Lake CITY, aWaNng assignment TO
'tl, second air force as a motion
picture DamcIaman
pt1 Frank Maulo, son Of Mrs.
Eleanor Ward of Detroit lost a
close dec or In The finals OF the
boxing tournament of the Field
ARTILLERY replacement training
.e.rf.r g.. The tournament drew
moro tfan 5000 contestants al
Fort Sll CEla. He was
awarded silver trophy presented
uy MsI Gen. Ralph Tennell.
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BoIsevikQ Motyvai NeiS|aiko Jokios Kritikos

tinis, paveldetas is didziuju ca.
rQ gadynes: Jono Baisiojo, Pc.
trot Didziojo, carienes Kotry.
nos. Neveltui tie ziaurus au.
tokratai imami bolseviku poll.
tikos pavyzdziu, ju garbinami
irS visaip propaguojami.
Reikia stebetis kad siu fax.
tu. .akivaizdoje randasi demo
kratiniu galybiu tarpe zymiu
diplomatu, meginanciu patel
sinti musu jau nagrinetas Ru-
sijos pretenzijas, jokiu budu
nesuderinamas su demokrati-
niais principals, del kuriu Uni
ted Nations skelbiasi kariau-
jancios su diktatoriniais Asies
siekimais.
Taip pat tenka apgailestauti
kad ir patentuotu laikrastinin-
ku tarpe nestinga tokiQ kurie,
nesiliaudami deklamuoti ir gar
binti demokratija, persasi bet
gi spaudoje ginti Rusijos i'm
perializma, taikanti praryti
mazasias tautas. Giedoje pir-
ma dithirambus Atlantic Car
teriui, dabar, nuo jo atsisuke,
didziuojasi write realistais.
O mazuju tautu vaidmuo sia-
me kare labai didelis. Ar De-
mokratiju Sajunga butu gale
jus pereiti is defensyvos
ofensyva jei Lenkija, Belgija,
EIolandija, Norvegija, Graikija
ir Jugoslavija nebutu stojusios
sajungininku pusen? Tikrai
kad ne. Be mazuju talkos ka-
ras gal Jau butu buves Asles
laimetas.
Kai is vieno Sono Vokieciai
baige triuskinti Lenkija, is
antro sono ia Rusai uzpuole,
Lietuviams buvo pasiulyta Vo-
kietijos atsiimti Vilniaus kra-
sta if tapti jos sajungininke.
Lietuviai nepasidave tam gun
dymui. Jie kitaip pasielge
dave pas save zmoniska prize
CLAUDIA atbegusiems Lenkijos
pilieciams. Tas kilnus Lietu-
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viz pasielgimas ir valyvas ne
itralumas Demokratiju ligsiol
tinkamai neivertintas.
DidziQju demokratiju vadai
neskuba pasisakyti del Rusijos
nedemokratingu ingeidziu. Sa-
ko, dar ne metas. Pirma rel
kia nugaleti bendras priesas-
Asis. Gal ir ismintingas toks
iQ politikos taktas, tik ne vi
sur jis tinka. Pavyzdziui, ne
vietoje butu dabar sienu revi-
zija, kol pavergtieji krastai te-
bera neisvaduoti. Kas kita
principinis klausimas, liecias
tautos laisve, gal ir jos gy-
vybe. Atsakymas jam sufor-
muluotas Atlantic Carteryje.
Jis belieka priminti Sovietu Sa-
jungai.
Kills ideju anarkija jei laiku
nebus tatai padaryta. Kai ken
ciamas pasikesinimas Pabalti-
jyje issilenkti is Atlantic Car
terio tai kur garantija kad pa
sikesinimas nepasikartos Bal
kanuose ar siaures Europoje? :?
Vertingumas to dokumento
kuriuo pasaulis dziugavo, da-
bar gyvena ruscia krize. Eu-
ropos pavergtas kontinentas ia
giliai atjaucia. Tokia slogi jo
nuotaika yra vanduo Asies ma
lunui. Asies propagandos apa-
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F r AL
TRINAMA MOSTIS

Tai saugus vaistas namams. il
gerai veikia sumazinimui istinimo,
prasalinimui gelimo ir labai persi-
gerianti. Galima naudot su geromis
pasekmemis nuo nikstelejimo, skau-
damu muskulu, nubruzimu, salcio,
krutineje ir bronchinio uzdegimo, ir
ir neurito skausmu. Prasalina CHG
paprastai pagelbsti nuo reumatizmo
gers ir panaikina niezejima. Geras
bent vabalu ikandimo. Labai vel
kiantis vaistas nuo kojp niez6jimo
(athlete's foot) ir paprastai palen-
gvina skaudanas, nuvargusias ko-
jas. Aktyvus sudetiniai: camforo
aliejus, terpetinas ir ammonia.
Kiekviena prasom sia Mosti atsa-
kanciai isbandyti. Mes tikime kad
jus paskui pripazinsit kartu su TUX
stanciais musu regularly naudotojp
kad tai vienas is geriausip seimos
vaistu. Neturi chloroformo nei mar
kotikp ar opiatq ir todel yra nau-
dingas vaistas naudojimui. Isban-
dykit ia atsakanciai. kama: 4 on.
midas 30 centp (su prisiuntimu O0s,
Klauskit ulmo kainQ.
FLORAL HERB co. Dent. D
Box sos Clinton, II,
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Stai Dr. Owen ]. c. Norem, buves Suv ValstQ
Igaliotas Mnisteris atstovaves Kaune valstybe
paskutinus treus metus Q9381940), turi paraSes la
bal idomia knyga 600 puslapu didumo) apie Lieuva
DIR. NOREMu BUVO LEMTA SAVO AKIN MA
TYTI IR IVERTINTI SMUGIAI, SUDUOTI LIETU
Val 1938-1940 METALS NUNS yra brangntinos tos
o kaip pasalieco besaisko udytojo kritingos pasta
bos. Autorius knygoe skelia aiksten nauju fax
tv dar neznotu vesumai.
Knyga puosia apie 20 iliustraciju ir keli Letuvos
zemelapai. Vienas ju parodo kokiu ribu Letuvai rel
kalavo Letuviu Deegacja Paryziaus Takos Konferen-
rasyta taikos sutartis.
DR. Norem rase ne tk susidomejes, bet ir isimyle-
jes Lietuva. Ia jo budo savybe tacau nekiude jam
vaizdint iziuretus dalykus tap kaip jie atrode.
Taigi Suomi kreipiames Tamsta prasant padeh
81 klnu ir dideli darba ikuny prasome atsiep-
greiciausiu laku prsiuncant auka sulyg isga
les. Ko daugiau ir skubiau bus aukojama to engviau
bus ivykdyi tas patriotskas darbas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-30

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