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Evening star., 1943-07-09
Major Leaders
By the Associated Press.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Bsttins-acurtrisht chieaso. .s3s;
Runs-Vernon, Washington. Al;
Gutteridae, st. Louis, A.
RUNS batted inEEtten, New York.
son, Washington, SO.
Doubles-keltner. Cleveland: 81;
Wakefield. Detroit: .Appling, Chicago,
and Siebert. Philadephia, II.
Vt Triplss-York' pies Detroit :; Lndell'
Home runslKeller Nsx York;
Stolen bases-Case, Washington. "A:
Moses, Chicago. Is.
Pitching-Grove. Chicago, and Can
DIM, Washington, 20.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Battins-Musial. st. Louis, ,32a:
Herman, Brooklyn, and Hack, Chicago
Runs-vsughan Brooklyn, So; wal
ker, Brooklyn, and Musial, st. Louis,
46.
Runs batted in-Herman. Brooklyn.
so: Nicholson. Chicago, ~.
Hits-vaughan, Brooklyn, 30: Her
man. BROOKLYN, 81.
Vaughan, Brooklyn, 90.
Triples ZiMussia,s; is st. Louis IL; Cor
Home runs-Ott. New York, IL;
Nicholson, CHICAGO, Litwhiler: st. Louis.
and Di Masgio, Pittsburgh; Q q.
OFT. New York. and Gustine, Pitts
Pitchins-sewell. Pittsburgh. 1872;
Krist, St. Louis. III.
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Mile in 4 Flat Beyond
Current Track Aces, !.
Anderson Holds
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press. r.
STOCKHOLM, July 9.--Arne Ans ;
dersson, worlds fastest miller (4:02.6l
who failed yesterday in an attempt
to shatter Gunder Haegg's 1900
meter record, doesn't believe the
much talked about 4-minute mile
will be run by any Of the present
milers. r..
II cannot imagine any one running
the mile in four minutes or less dur
ing this or the next few years" the
Swedish 25-year -old school teacher
told the Associated Press In an In
terview shortly before his attempt
to set new world / 1,500-meter mark
of 3:45 was spoiled by inclement
weather.
Planned Race on Schedule. ,
Watched by a capacity crowd OF
10000 (an estimated additional 10 900
were turned away the spindle
legged, long striding 155-pound
Anderson ran, the ] 500 meters over
q rain-soaked course In 3:48.8, three
seconds OIL Haegg's recognized world
mark Of 3:458. aa.
"The track was too heavy to set
a record" he commented later.
Anderson, VINO ran his record
breaking mile only a week ago, had
felt he had good chance of setting
another record. provided weather
conditions were right. He had
planned to run the first 300 meters
in two minutes. Under his plan II
he ran 200 meters in 3:01, he would
try to sprint the remaining 800
meters In A seconds. e
However, he was IA seconds be-
hind his timetable when he reached
the 800-meter mark and didn't try
to extend himself thereafter. He
finished Is yards ahead Of his near
est competitor.
Might Cut Second Of Mark.
The flying school teacher" who
asserted I'm running better than
ever now" expressed the opinion IF
I could have run last year like I'm
doing now I could have pressed
Haegg much harder and perhaps he
would have been able to run a A.
minute mile. Haegg was at his
best last year and 1 doubt whether
could beat him at his best" -4.
Maybe the next generation OF
runners may be able to run the
mile in four minutes or less"
Anderson continued. II might be
able to run it one second faster in
4:016, but no more"
Evening star., 1943-07-09
British to Air AII-Stor
Ball Tilt for Yunks

The British Broadcasting Corp
will carry a short-wave play-by-
play of next Tuesdays All-Star
major league baseball game to
American troops stationed in Eng
land and Africa.
Don Dunphy will do the an
| nouncing.
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Gibson Leads Assault
In Groy's Easy Win

HAMILTON, Ontario, July g.
Two homers and two singles by
Josh Gibson helped Washington
Homestead Grays of the Negro Ma
tional League to 12-1 victory over
Cleveland Buckeyes of the Negro
American League in an exhibition
game here.
Evening star., 1943-07-09

majors to reach the century
mark.
Just before he took the field
last night against the AS, Wake
field was notified by League Pres
ident William Harridge of his
All-Star selection in place of the
injured Charley Keller of the
New York Yankees.
There's no mistake that the
f1ashy rookie, who two years ago
got a record SIS, 900 for his sig
nature, was supremely happy as
he read Harridge's wire.
You'll probably be the first
All-Star nominee to come from
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Wills Trains In Baltimore
For Montgomery Fight

Frankie Wills, Washington welter-
weight who meets Bob Montgomery,
New York lightweight champion, In
the feature scrap of the Liberty A. C..
boxing program at Grifith Stadium
on Tuesday. July 20, opens training
quarters in Baltimore today.
He will drill at the Century Ath--
letic Club under direction of Heinie
Blaustein.
Shortage Of sparring partners and
training facilities here was given as
reason for shifting to Baltimore.
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Carpenter of Lookouts
Sent to Minneapolis

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. July 8
{P.-Lew Carpenter, right-handed
pitcher sent here from Washington
on June Is for further seasoning,
is being stepped up to Minneapolis.
He won three and lost one with the
Lookouts.
Evening star., 1943-07-09
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, July 9.-Lanky Dick
Wakefield, Detroit rookie out
fielder, is getting into the major
league All-Star game on a rain
check, but he hopes to receive
an honest to-goodness chance to
swing at National League pitch
ing at Philadelphia next week.
Wakefield, baseball's super
salesman who is living up to ad-
vance notices, has belted Amer
ican League pitching in 68 games
for 80 hits and tonight against
the Philadelphia Athletics he has
the chance to be the first in the
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Haegg Declares He'll Beat
His CHICAGO 2-MiIe Time

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, July 9.-Gunder
Haegg, the swift Swede, admits in
all modesty that he'll better his
Chicago mark of last week when he
lopes two miles tomorrow in Los
Angeles Memorial Coliseum against
Gilbert Dodds, Boston divinity stu
dent, and Bobby Madrid, Califor-
MAS top distance man.
Haegg did two miles in 9:2.8 in
Chicago, and Dodds says to win
Haegg will have to get under 9 min
utes tomorrow.
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Ruork, Smock Latest
On AII-Stur Grid List
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 9.-Walter Ruark
co-captain and guard of Georgia S
Rose Bowl champions, and Ken
Smock, Purdue halfback who now is
in the Navy Air Corps stationed at
Glenview, ILL.,, are the newest men,
bers of the college all-star football
squad which will meet the Washing
ton Redskins the night of August Is.
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at the Greensboro, N. c., Air
Base. Garvey Young, the marine
who beat Sailor Freddie Coch-
rane, the welterweight champ. In
a nontiue bout last year, has
been transferred from Boston to
the Southwest Pacific war zone.
Jacksonville, Fla, fight fans are
excited about Louis Nezou of the
Naval Air Station. who formerly
was In the French Navy. George
Abrams says: Hes got the best
left hook I ever saw an amateur
use"
Evening star., 1943-07-09

elements. only normal elcInSuCS
But they had something more. A
rare commodity. An almost lost
virtue. Plus, of course, the winning
art of concentration.
They had the rare gift of modesty.
They have gift of shyness and of
subdued friendliness.
None of the three-as many head
lines as they have made-seem to
think they are important.
Hoppe Is ImpersonoI Foe
To my mind this is the top gift,
when you take into consideration 50
many fourflushers and headline
chiselers in this country who think
they belong around the top, in place
of the bottom.
I'll call them the Big Three for
this one reason-humility Willie
Hoppe has been world champion for
81 years, off and on. Largely on.
He still is the greatest billiard
player in the world on his way to
so years of age.
And Willie Hoppe happens to be
one of the shyest, humblest COM
petitors I've ever known.
AS my old-time friend, John Sid
dali, once wrote about Hoppe
Hoppe plays billiards-the others
play Hoppe"
Il guess that's right" Hoppe told
me. IT just keep playing billiards.
I don't play any one or anything
else. You can't play your oppo-
nents. You've got to play your
own game"
Different With HubbeIl
I moved this argument over to
Carl Hubbell. who is about as To-
quacious as the well-known Sphinx,
with bad cold
Il guess Hoppe is right" he said,
@as far as billiards 60. But billiards
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Fourth PentothIon Title
Is Sought by Peacock
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ELIZABETH, N. j., July g.
Eulace Peacock, three time National
AAU pentathlon winner, heads the
list of entries for the championship
test to be held here Sunday.
Peacock, stationed at Manhattan
Beach in the Coast Guard, is for
mer Temple star.
Peacock is expected to battle 1t
out with John Dick of Milwaukee,
Wis, who finished sixth in the de-
cathlon here two weeks ago, and
John F. Kennedy, former Cornell
star, who finished fourth.
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Win, Lose or Draw
r Draw Banetts Shuto Win Shows Harris Handy With Phil Vets
Modesty stonds Out a. Three Greet Aces Meet
BY GRANTLAND RICE.
Special CORRESPONDENT Of The star.

Modesty Stunds Out os Three Greet Aces Meet
YORK great competi-
the headlners
Their be Willie Hoppe Carl Hubbe and
alme in three widely
baseball racing
watched
championship competition
10 what they had in
Ski Ability? Form? Style? these
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Army Gets Reposs July 2o

HARTFORD, Conn, July 8 (P,.-
Robert w. (Spike) Repass, Balti-
more shortstop and former Nat.
passed his induction test and has
been sworn into the Army. He
leaves for Fort Devens July 2o.
Evening star., 1943-07-09

is an exact science. Baseball isn't
Not quite. Hopes opponent is the
billiard table. Mine is bunch OF
human beings. I still might be bet
ter of II ! just kept on pitching
But you keep trying something,
against individual hitters.
But I understand what Hoppe
means. That's not to tighten up
not to overtry-just keep within
your limit. Just play your own game
and not play against your oppo-
nent. But that's easier to do In bill
iards than it is in baseball or foot
ball. Willie Hopes main job-just
as 1t is in golf-is to play against
yourself. That isn't true in other
games"
Sonde q Doring Rider
At this point in the argument I
turned to Earl Sande. Sande is
just as modest and just as shy as
Willie Hoppe and Carl Hubbell.
II wouldn't know what to say"
Sande said. "All know is that I
Wdso OuL W Wnl-Vo UdAC CNCly ORCAA-
ing-to take any chance-to take
any gamble-to take any risk-if it
meant winning. I was no soft
rider. I always liked to shoot the
works. There we're times when
had to be little rough. Not un-
fair. But to take care of myself
and my horse. Don't forget the
horse always came first"
After talking over the general
situation with these three outstand-
ing stars, I give them the No. 1
vote on the side OF modesty and
humility.
But in this modern world 1t may
be these are lost arts.
Perhaps they have been wiped out.
Outside of a few, humility" and
"modesty" only remain in the die
tionary.
tReleased by North American Newspaper
Evening star., 1943-07-09

Cleveland ---------- UgE UIU UUX-0
Runs-Casc. johnson, Rosar 90. Rocco
ip-Johnson, Early, Boudreau ca, Rocco
(2,. Mack. Two-base hits-Boudreau
non. Three-base hit-MacE. Sacrifice
Spence. Double play-Rosar to Bou-
dreau. Left on bases-Washinston, g:
Pvle. 3; of Haefner, g. OF Reynolds, A.
Struck out-By pyle l: BY. Haefner, !; by
Reynolds. 8. Hits-on Pyle. 8 in 2as in
Losing pitcher-Pyle. Umpires-Messrs.
Pipgras Weaver and Rue. Time-2:12.
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Baseball Results

Army Signal Corps Al-Stars Mon
mouth, N. j.. 8; Chicago Cubs, (12 in
nings1
Evening star., 1943-07-09

Bombers Seek Sunday Foe
Brown Bombers want ball game
for Sunday. Call Barney Gordon
at North 5224.
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Official Score

Totals 30 72415 Totals 81 ear z
'Batted for Haefner in ninth inning.
washington - 100 OOI 000-2
Cleveland -- 022 O10 00X-b
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Cleveland, 5: washington, . tmornins)
Chicago, / New York. tnight).
st, Louis. 8; Boston, 2.
Detroit, 8; Philadelphia, l (twilight).
Standing of Clubs.
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Additional Sports on
Page Be-
Major League Statistics
FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1913,

NATIONAL.
Results YESTERDAY.
pittsburgh, 8; Brooklyn, 9
Cincinnati. 20; Philadelphia 81
second game IA innings
Others not scheduled,
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PITTSBURGH
Darbininkai Jiesko
Puikesniu Nanny

Pittsburghe tikima didelio
darbininku persikraustyrno is
dabartiniu ju gyvenamu namu
] geresnius namus, apie Gegu-
zes l diena.
Pavasari kraustymasis yra
paprastas dalykas, bet symet
tikimasi daug didesnio persi-
kraustymo. Daugybe darbi-
ninku kelsis is savo prastu da-
bar gyvenamu nanny j tokius
kur nuoma siekia $50 ar dau-
giau. Tokiu nanny pirmiau jie
nepajiege nuomoti, o dabar vi
81 daug uzdirba, pinigu neturi
ant ko kito praleisti.
Tiktai, tokiam gausiam rel.
kalavimui geresniu namu pa
kilus, nevisiems uzteks kul
kraustytis.
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rs SLA 352s KUOPOS ST.
STRINKIMO

Sekmadieni, Baland.io A d.,
Lietuviu saleje, buvo laikomai
didziosios SLA kuopos susirin-
kimas kuriame isrinkta trys
,valdybos nariai j vieta pereita-
me susirinkimel rezignavusiq.
Pirmininku isrinktas Alex W.
turis- -Miskinis, uzrasu rastinin-
ku isrinkta ilgametis darbuo-
tojas Juozas Overaitis, ir fl
nansu rastininku Mirga Mi
chael (Motuzaite).
Pasitraukusieji is valdybos
turejo isduoti raportus, taigi
ia proga buves pirmininkas G.
Martinas vietoje raporto pra-
dejo kliesti apie nieka netu-
rincius bendro SUI susirinkimu
reikalus ir pagalos pradejo ro-
dyti savo "galybe" sakydamas
jog jis nesirasys po protoko-
lais, mes tie protokolai rasyti
Motuzo, neziurint kad tie pro
tokolai priimti susirinkimc
vienbalsiai. Susirinkimas ma.
tydamas kad turi reikala ST.
nesusitupejusiu diktatoros gar
bintoju, jam nebaigus save
"raporto" pasiule jo ta "ra'
/ porta" atmesti ir nubalsuots
atmesti, taigi atsisveikinant 81
Martinu ssuirinkimas uzvazia
vo jam lyg mazgote per veida
Rastininkes Masytes raporta:
irgi ne visai buvo priimtas
bet del "sventos ramybes" pri
imtas.
M. Overaitiene, sios kuopos
ilgamecio darbuotojo zmona
jau trys metal gull lovoje, de
ligos yra suvargus kaip fizis
kai taip ir materialiskai. Tode
Sis kuopos susirinkimas nuta
re surengti jos pagerbimui va
kareli, kurio pelnas bus ia
padovanotas. Vakarelis ivyk:
sestadieni, Geguzes 8, Miltont
saleje. u. Il.
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MIRIMAI
MIRE BETVIAI AMERIkOS LIETUVlAI
nios apie masius Leuvus skyrue tapnama dyka

VENSKUNAS Kazys, 48 M,
n1ire Kovo IL, Chicagoj. -
Taurages ap., Kvedarnos p.
RUTIENE Ona (Miglaite), Sc
no amziaus, mire Kovo 13,
Chicagoj. =. Panevezio ap.,
Ramygalos p. Amerikoj is
gyveno 36 metus.
KUcINSKIENE Ona, mire Ko-
vo IA, Maspeth, N. Y.
PETRAUSKAS Jurgis, so M,
mire Kovo m., Mahanoy Ci-
ty, Pa.
VAIcIULIONIENE K a olina,
mire Kovo m., Mahanoy Ci-
ty, Pa. Amerikoj isgyveno
40 metu.
KAZLAUSKAS Mykolas, mire
Kovo M, Shenandoah, Pa.
SLEzAUSKIENE Mare, mire
Kovo M, Shenandoah, Pa.
KATKUS Kazys, pusamzis, mi
re Kovo 16, Chicagoje. -
Kauno ap. Amerikoj isgy-
veno "A metus.
MILAUSKAS Stasys, mire 10
Kovo, Chicagoj. Amerikoje
isgyveno 35 metus.
RABIsKIS Mykolas, uzmustas
ANGLES kasykloj Kovo men,,
Mahanoy City, Pa.
sIMANSKIENE Mare, mire
Kovo M, Frackville, Pa.
UTARA Petras, mire Kovo m.
>Girardville. Pa.
zILEVICIENE Ona, mire Ko-
vo m., Montello, Mass.
POSKlENE Veronika, pusam-
re, mire Kovo 19, Chicagoj.
= Panevezio ap., seduvos p.
Bauku k. Amerikoj isgyve-
no 40 metq.
MARTINAITIS Jonas, 81 m.,
mire Kovo %, Chicagoj, kur
buvo ir gimes.
PIETARIS Tamas, 70 M, mi
re Vasario 20, Rockford, Ill.
SLAVINSKAS Stasys, 81 m.,
mire Kovo %, Chicagoj. =
Raseiniu aps., Kraziu par,
Platlaukiu k. Amerikoj is
gyveno SO metus.
DOMBRAUSKIENE Elz beta
(Betautaite), 62 M, mire
Kovo %, Chicagoj. = Tel
siu ap., Kuliu k, simuliu k.
| Amerikoj isgyveno 20 m.
AUGUSTAITIENE Marcele,
mire Kovo M, Mahanoy Ci-
ty, Pa.
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OAR VIENA BEDA
PITTSBURGHE

Sumazinus davima gasoline,
Pittsburgho gyventojai prade-
jo pardavineti savo autornobi-
lius, kurie perkami tam tikrp
agentQ ir gabenami j tas sales
dalis kur gasoline uztektinai
yra.
Del to, zinovai tikrina, uz
pusmecio nuo dabar, Pitts
burgho srityje apsireiks dide-
lie stoka susisiekimo priemo-
niQ ir jeigu pabloges vieSa
transportacija, darbininku ne
pribuvimas darbus pasidarys
labai tankiu dalyku.
Automobiliu supirkejai moka
uz automobiles CANA aukstas
kainas, kaip kuriais atvejais
net brangiau negu moketa uz
naujus. Mat, jie tuos antra-
rankius automobiles vakarine-
Sc valstijose lengvai gall par
duoti dar su geru uzdarbiu.
Paaiskejo tokiu atsitikimu
vienas automobiliu agentas su-
pirko Pittsburghe 100 automo-
biliu visai TRIUMPH laiku. Ia
da paskelbe lailrasciuose rel
kalaujas draiveriu items auto
mobiliams nugabent j Pacifiko
pakrasti, prizad5damas jiems
ten darbus su dideliu atlygini-
mu.
Tas apsireiskimas surupino
OPA (kainq administracija) il
iSleista patvarkymas kad gaso-
limo duoti automobiliui isga-
benti kitur pardavimui, tik del
200 nyliu tolumo.
Vienas automobiliu supirke-
jas pasigyre kad jis cia pirkes
automobile uz $1,000 Kaliforni-
joje uz j gaus S2500. Ten
vartotus automobilius graibc
nepaisydami kainos.
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SMULKIOS zINIOS

Praeitame Dirvos nuneryje
buvo paskelbta kad Juozas j.
Smailis, Detroitietis, tapo is
rinktas Lietuvai Vaduoti Sa-
jungos centro izdininku.
Nuns Detroitieciams Juozas
J. Smailis senai zinomas kaipo
tykus zmogus, teisingas If ge-
raj patyres vaistininkas ir di-
delis Lietuviu tautCs patrio-
tas. Jis nedaug kalba, bet ne
sibijo pasakyti zodi-kita kur
yra reikalas. Mes manom -kad
lis centro izdininko reikalus
tinkamai atliks.
DETROITE, kaip ir visoje
Amerikoje, rengiamasi Antros
Karo Paskolos vajui, kuris pra-
sides pirmadieni, Balandzio H.
tests per iris savaites.
Amerikos valdzia nori SUI
kelti 13 bilijonu dolariu pasko-
los. Tai iseina kiekvienam sa-
lies gyventojui = vyrams, mo-
TERMS ir vaikams = po simta
dolariu kiekvienam. Bet nu-
statyta paskola ispirkti sekan-
ciai: Bankai ispirks uz 5 bill
jonus dolariu, kitus 8 bilijonus
lieka sudeti vidurines klases
zmonems ir darbninkams.
Valdzia praso visu gyvento-
ju nepirkti tokiu daiktu kurie
nera butinai reikalingi, o tuos
pinigus ideti j Karo Bonus.
Tai yra tik skolinimas val
dziai, su geru nuosimciu sau
V. M.
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MESOS TUOJ BUS
PAKANkAMAI

Begyj dvieju savaiciu Penn
sylvanijoje rasis pakankamai
mesos, kadangi daug mesos pa
liuosuoja armija ir skolinimo
kitoms alijantams Salims adj
ministracija. Taigi pora sa-
vaiciQ mesos klausimas visai
susitvarkys.
Skerdykloms Xxi siol buvo
isakyta sulaikyta So nuosim.
cius mesos kariuomenei, ALLAN
tn maitinimui ir Kittens val
dzios reikalavimams. Dabal
tas isakymas panaikintas.
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PENNSYLVANIJOU
PHILADEL PHIIA
PHILADELPHIJOS LIETU-
VIII VEIKIMAS KARO
METU

Philadelphijos Lietuviai pa
gamino bendra rezoliucija An
gliskoje kalboje, reikale Lietu-
vos. (Rezoliucija telpa Ang-
liskame skyriuje, p. 8.-Red.).
Tos rezoliucijos kopijos is
siuntineta Valstybes Sekreto-
riui, Suv. Valstiju Prezidentui
ir Senatoriams ir Pennsylvania
JOS atstovams Kongrese.
Visos Lietuviu organizacijos
ir parapijos paprasyta ta re-
zoliucija formaliai priimti pa
rodymui kad tai yra vieningas
$4,000 sio miesto Lietuviu dar-
bas.
Lietuviai Philadelphijoje la
bal gausiai prisideda remime
Suv. Valstiju karo pastangu
Tikimes iteikti apie 100000
Americas Raudonajam Kry.
ziui. Dviejuose susirinkimuo.
sc ivykusiuose Kovo %, S32E
surinkta South Side ir $3.50
Richmonde. Prize to yra daue
smulkesniu auku.
Lietuviu Muzikales Sales
Bendrove suorganizavo Kraujt
Banka. Kurie nori dovanot
kraujo prasomi susirinkti j sa
le karta j menesi. Raudona
sis Kryzius atvyks SUI save
prietaisais paemimui kraujo i;
aukotoju. Reikalinga kad SUI
sidarytu nors SO asmenu kick
vienam Raud. Kryziaus atsto
w atsilankymui.
Karo bonu pardavimas pra
deta metinese Pearl Harbol
sukaktuvese. Gruodzio 7. Nu(
to laiko, The Liberty Fedora
Savings and Loan Association
kuri yra Lietuviu centras bo
nu pardavimui, pardave arb;
uzregistravo, su pagalba trijl
parapiju ir septyniu Lietuvil
klubu, virs 100000 Karo Bo
ny. Musu nusistatymas yri
isparduoti uz milijona dolariQ
c. S. Cheleden
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DARBSTUS DIRVOS
DRAUCAS

Vincas Zinkevicius, is Mon
tello, Mass, prisiunte Dirvai
keturias naujas prenumeratas
ir atnaujino savo. W tokl jo
pasidarbavima labai aciu. Da-
bar visi uzimti darbais, bet
Zinkevicius turejo aiko pakal-
binti kitus kelis uzsirasyti
Dirva.
X. ]. Orwell, is Youngstown,
O., prisiunte savo linkejimus
ir dovana Dirvos jubilejiniam
numeriui.
J. Anderson, is Neville, Ka-
nados, prisiunte dovana su lin
kejimais.
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BALTIMORE ND.
BALTIMORE UzPLU-
Do PAPRASTI
DARBININKAI

Nuo prasidejimo Amerikai
ruostis karui, pora metu atgal,
spejama j Baltimore suplauke
apie 10000 darbininkq darby
jieskoti. Oar kitu 10000 tiki
ma suplaukiant Xxi Balandzio,
1943 metu.
Apple puse to skaiciaus yra
darbininkai, kiti ju seimu ma
rial. Pirmiausia cia plauke
amatininkai ir siaip specials
tai arba kokius nors darbus
mokanti darbininkai. Dabar
miesta uzpildo daugiausia ukiu
darbininkai ir biedni kalnu gy-
ventojai balti zmones, be jokio
industrinio pralavinimo, kurie
todel neturi jokios produkty-
YES vertes.
Mieste ir taip maza gyvena-
mu manu-, ir tokiu budu pasi-
dare susigrudimas.
Jie gyvena nepatogiai ir ne.
sveikai. Jie turf vykti j dar.
ba kur toll, jeigu ir gauna dir
bti. Noredami pasigerinti sa'
vo padeti jie metosi is vienos
dirbtuves j kita.
Stai kaip darbininkai maino.
81, sulyg pavyzdzio is vienos
dideles dirbtuves. Padaugini
mui savo darbininku skaiciaus
penkiais tukstanciais, ia dirb
tuve per du vasaros menesius
turejo paimti 1000 darbinin
ku. Kita turejo paimti 16,O0(
pasidauginimui 5000 darbinin
ku. Tukstanciai buvo paint
ir isejo kitur dirbti, tik apit
trecdalis pasiliko.
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PASIRUOSE KARO
PASKOLAI

Pradedant Balandzio IL, vi
sole Pennsylvanijoje, kaip il
visoje salyje, itemptai bus dir
bama kad Xxi Balandzio 80 die
mai sukelus 13 bilijonq dolariu
paskolos valdzios karo vedimc
reikalams.
Tos paskolos laikotarpiu ga
lima bus pirkti bonus keletc
serijQ, kuriu verte eina nuc
$25 Xxi S1,00O,OOO.
sios paskolos bonu bus ke-
liQ rusiu, vieni kurie parsiduos
po maziau negu ju pima verte
bus suejus nustatytam termi.
nui, tai yra, pradedant nuc
S18.75, $3.50, S75, ir tt.
Xiii bonai bus pilnose sumo
Sc, po 500, $4,000, $4,000 il
taip toliau.
Bonai kurie parsiduoda ne
pilnoj vertej, pc 10 metQ SUI
angus ju nuoSimciams bus is
mokami pima verte.
Kurie dabar perkasi pilnoje
verteje, uz tuos savininkai kas
puse metQ gaus nuosimti nu-
kirpdami tam laikui suejusj
kupona.
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Peciulis, K. Peckis, Nezinoma, V
ceplinskas. S. Minkeviciene, Louis
Mitchell, Elena ir Ona Vasiliauskai-
tes, Jonas Karalius, And. zernaus-
ka5, j. Galinaitis, J. Gricinas, Ant
Brazis, ]. Garblis, K. Kasinsl1iene
S. Mandravickiene, NJ. Klisiene, j
Mykolaitis, Ona Makauskiene, St
Butkus, A. zvingilas, A. Mandra-
vickas, julie Weisengoff, Agne Wei
sengoff, w. Draiginas, ]. Kablis
NJ. Grigaliuniene, V. Miciuliene, j
Lukosevicius, Jieva Radkeviciene
And. Lietuvnikas, J. Lietuvnikas, T
Gernauskas, P. Laukaitis Pr. Ces-
ma, P. Jaras ir zmona, d. Galinai-
tiene, K. Dominikaitiene, NJ. Lobe
ne, Jonas Simaitis. Ona Simaitiene
Paulina Mitchell, " Pledas su zmo-
ma, Ant Kilkis, F. Cepulis, Jcroni-
mas JakSas Ona Byliene, NJ. Gri-
gaitiene. Aldona svelnis, X. Mez-
eiene, M. ciuciula, K. Adomaitiene,
Ona Vaitukaiticne.
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