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Evening star., 1943-11-09
Win Over WI. Proof
OF Glass; St. A|bans
Alone Undefedted
BY GEORGE HITRER.

The most potent football scoring
combination developed among Dis
trlct public high schools this season
is at Coolidge with Halfback John
Schullenbarger passing to Quarter
back Addy Bassin.
1t was good enough to beat WASH
lngton-Lee, which is proof enough
of its efficacy, and it's been re-
sponsible for large percentage of
all Coolidge gains this year. 1t isn't
the only threat the Colts present
however. Dick Bergman's plunging
and Basins breakaway runs help
vary the attack and, while there's
nothing tricky about the offense
Coach Gil Conn has devised for
Coolidge. it is so varied that op-
ponents have hard time organizing
a defense
The Schullenbarger-to Bassin pass
first hit the scoring column three
weeks ago against Anacostia. 1t was
good for one touchdown. The fol-
lowing week it worked to perfection
for three touchdowns against Wash
ington-Lee and last Friday it got
two against Central There's nc
secret to this pass play; it's just
accurate tossing by Schullenbarger
and lot Of zip and speed by Bassin
once he catches the ball.
Makes Colts Likely Favorites.
This aerial combination will be
one OF the reasons the Colts likely
will be favored over Roosevelt when
they meet in the weeks big game
at Griffith Stadium on Thursday
night. This game is billed as a pre-
view of the championship playoff
between the two top teams and very
likely will be that. because unless
there's a combination of several
upsets in the next two weeks these
two teams figure to finish on top.
Coolidge hasn't lost a game in
championship series competition
and the Rough Riders have been
nipped only once.
Not to be overlooked in this week s
important schedule is the annual
Tech-Certral clash on Saturday at
Central Stadium, and the ST. Albans-
Landon meeting on Friday at St.
Albans.
Neither Tech nor Central is going
places this year, but regardless of
the caliber of the teams involved
this traditional game usually is a
honey. Saturdays game will be the
43d meeting between the two, they
having played two in the same year
on two occasions and missed once.
Private School Title at Stake.
The st. Albans-Landon clash also
Is important. 1t will decide the
District priavte school title, and if
st. Adams wins it almost will have
a clear field to the Interstate Aca-
demic Conference title. Landon got
pushed out of this last Friday when
1t was nosed out by St, Andrews.
7-6. That ruined Landons un-
defeated and unscored upon record
and left ST. Albans as the only un-
defeated team in or around Wash
tngton.
Records of the teams to date are:
Evening star., 1943-11-09
280 Harness Racers
On Auction Block
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. O.
Horse fanciers from most Of the
Eastern States and Canada gath
cred here today for the opening OF
the fifth annual auction Of the
Standardized Horse Sales Co., con-
sidered the Nations leading market.
Some 280 STANDARDIZED harness
racing horses were to be sold, in
cluding 81 yearlings from the Ham
over Shoe Farms of Hanover, Pa,
and the outlook was for spirited
bidding and high prices during the
three-day sale.
Outstanding among aged horses
offered Is Colby Hanover, 4-year-old
and the favorite In the 1912 Ham
bletonian, consigned by Irwin w.
Gleason Of Williamsport, Pa, and
C. w. Phellis of Greenwich, Conn.
A full brother, the yearling Collin
Hanover also is on the sale list.
Both horses are by Mr.. McElwyn,
out of Miss Berthan Hanover.
Evening star., 1943-11-09
Burnhom Among Entries
In IC-4A Hurrier Race

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Don Burn
ham of Dartmouth. Larry Schmidt
Of Columbia and Rudy Simms OF
New York University are among the
leading runners from 16 colleges
who will compete here Saturday
morning in the IC--4A annual cross
country smile championship run al
Van Cortlandt Park.
Frank Dixon, then of N. Y. u, but
now Of the Army, won a year ago.
Evening star., 1943-11-09
A|sab Captures 1une-Up
For Big PimIico Race
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Alsab apparently has rounded into
shape for the SIS 0O0-added Bryan
and O'Hara Handicap at Pimlico
Saturday.
The 4-year -old son of Good Goods
which had finished no better than
third IN three previous starts this
year. won the $4,000 Discovery Purse
at the Maryland track yesterday for
his first triumph since the Victory
handicap at Belmont Park Novem-
ber II, 1912.
Ridden by Jockey George Wool
he ran the mile and l/16 in 40 4 IS
over muddy track to finish three
lengths ahead of Abrasion and pay
$3.50.
Evening star., 1943-11-09
Pocu Dots Beou Scores
In Virginia Field Trials

BY the Associated Press.
GORDONSVILLE, Va, Nov. 8.
Completion of the all-age stake, be-
gun yesterday, and running of the
shooting dog stake today were to
wind up the annual fall meeting of
the Virginia Field Trials Associa-
ton.
The trials opened yesterday with
Poca Dots Beau, setter owner by
Arthur Evans of Cass, w. Va, win
ming the derby. Second was Sweet
Briar, setter bitch owned by Virgil P
Hawse of Staunton, Va, while third
was Major, pointer owned by J. H.
Velot of Williamson. Pa.
Evening star., 1943-11-09
Demoret Ready to Help
PEA Swell War Fund
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOUSTON, Tex, Nov. 9.-Jimmy
Demaret, champion golfer who has
been pro at Detroit for two years
came back home yesterday as pro-
fessional at River Oaks Country
Club.
Asked If he would enter tourna-
ment play If he's not drafted, Dema-
ret said:
Its up to PGA. They are plan
ming several tours for war funds
and they'll advise me which ones to
make. One that is certain includes
Sam Byrd, Bing Crosby, Byron Nell
son, jug McSpaden and probably
Craig Wood"
Evening star., 1943-11-09

Fred left-knew his dad only from photographs.
Thousands of miles of war-torn land and water
kept them apart. the far-fung fronts where
Fred was in the thick of the fight so that
Junior and all the other Juniors might live in
Brighter World. ..a World of Freedom.
But Today, that fight of Fred's is not yet
won! Already he has gone long way-but
he still has far to 60 to reach that final objec-
tive-a long, slow, dangerous way! A way
Evening star., 1943-11-09
Cubs Keep French Lick
Open Camp March 20

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-The Chicago
Cubs will open spring baseball train
ing at French Lick, Ind March 20,
according to General Manager Jim
Gallagher.
French Lick Is the same site on
which the Cubs, as well as the Chi
cago White Sox, pitched their train
ing camps last March.
Evening star., 1943-11-09
Banks Victim of WRIGHT
BY T.K.O. in 5th Round

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. g. The
indestructable Chalky Wright. one
OF the rings real veterans, keeps
moving 'em down.
Last night he continued as usual
by taking technical knockout over
Billy Banks, Washington, in five
rounds of scheduled 10-rounder.
Evening star., 1943-11-09
Chase, Marshall Bottle
IS Rounds to q Draw
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. s.-Jaok
Chase of Walsenburg, Colo. holder
of the California State n1iddleweight
title, and Lloyd Marshall Of Sacra-
mento fought IS rounds to a draw
last night, an unusual ending for q
championship fight.
Chase, who weighed 1881, conse.
quently successfully defended his
State title against his heavier
punching opponent, who came in
at 1894.
In the semifinal, Buddy Millard,
174, Of Columbus. Ohio. won a deci-
sion from Hal Hazlett, l72-pound
Philadelphian.
Evening star., 1943-11-09
Drills for Field Hockey
Teams Are Under Woy

Womens field hockey season in
Washington has opened with prac-
tices every Saturday at Cathedral
School grounds from 10 a m to noon
and on Sundays at the Sixteenth
and Kennedy streets field from 3 to
pm. All local players are invited
to join.
Big game of the season is the
annual clash between Washington
and Baltimore all-star teams, sched-
uled for Baltimore in December this
year. Elizabeth Cooper. Ordway
4571, will supply additional informa-
ton
Evening star., 1943-11-09

In Glass A j, Hurvitz toppled C.
H. Thomas in an off-schedule
match.
Emile Skraly starts his "chess
laboratory" tonight at 7:3O at 2431
Fourteenth street NV. Beginners
and novices at the game are taught
how to play chess by over-the-board
instruction. No charge; women are
welcome; Servicemen always are
given a CHEEKY greeting.
Evening star., 1943-11-09
Fights Lost Night
By The Aysociated Press

PHILADELPHIA. - Ike williams
JOHNNY H HuteSlnson, M 1s7h, n'cPhi Phil.del. Sd.
phia (3): Chalky Wright. 1914, Los
Angeles. stopped Billy Banks, 1884,
WAshington iO.
Baltimore, outpointed Phil Terranoya,
126h. New York, 10 (nontitle).
NEW YORK. - George Kochan,
l64A, Akron. Ohio, outpointed Vince
Dellicurti. 16Oh. New York (s).
NEWARK. N. willie Cheatum.
1881. Newark, outpointed Ernie (Cat)
Robinson, l46. New York (s).
Cleveland. outpointed al Gomez. 134X,
Chicago, 10.
:. PROVIDENCE.-Buddy Farrell. 155,
Newark, outpointed Johnny Jones,
1917. Pittsburgh GO).
YORK. Pa.-TufYy Cummings. 13e,
Baltimore. outpointed George Brown,
13R, WILMINGTON, Del go
Evening star., 1943-11-09
Runs IS Yards to Score
In Lone Grid Chance

Ey the Associated Press.
PEkIN, Ill. Nov. 9.-Senior Joe
Connolly sat on the Pekin bench all
season until the final IS seconds of
the f1nal game, won by East Peoria,
20-l3.
Subbing at halfback in his first
and last appearance. he raced IS
yards for touchdown.
Evening star., 1943-11-09
Shons, Phillips Matched

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 9 (P).-Cleo
Shans Of Los Angeles and Ellis Phil
lips. Philadelphia lightweight. will
meet here in 10-round bout No
vember %. according to Promoter
Herman TAYLOR.
Evening star., 1943-11-09

pennant winning Commerce main
tanned its one-game lead over Ac-
counting as the two swept respective
matches with Finance and Procure
ment.
Boyer Hits Season High.
Banging new season high of 391
with las best single, Ducky Boyer
paced Graphic Arts Press to q 2-1
win over American Electrotype in
Graphic Arts League. American
Type Founders increased their
league lead by sweeping National
Capital Press. I
Francis O'Connell's top single
of 149 prevented the Joneses from
whitewashing Delena in st. Mar
tins mems loop at King Pin. Ed
Jeffries' 145 and $40 featured
Jeffries' 80 victory over second
place Duf1ys.
Jimmy (Shoes) Boteler posted l4t
and 1868 for highs in I. B. M. night
loop at King Pin.
Evening star., 1943-11-09
King Pins Mixed Doubles Loop
Draws City's Best BowIers

With many Of the city's leading
bowlers lined up, the strongest cir
cult Of its kind to be organized here
will spring into existence Friday
night when the King Pin Mixed
Doubles League gets under way at
9:15.
Formed by Bob Miciotto, King Pin
pilot, the new 24-team loop will in
clude such keen combinations as
Fred Murphy and Bing Moen. Al
Wright and Madge Lewis, Perce
Wolfe and Vickie Oregon, Billy
Towles and Dot Hershey, Red Me-
gaw and Boots Workman, Bill Gar
trell and Ruby Parry, Al Terry and
Jessie Sacrey, Charley and Alma
Mehler, Bill Hubbard and Mae
Diehl, Bill Caul and Frances VIII
son, Sam Shreve and Margaret
Carleton, Lou Yates and Dot Carle-
ton, Eddie Thompson and Thea
Shupe. Bill Oliff and Sis Moran, Al
Bichell and Sarah Schamel. Bill
and Catherine Quigley, Elmer
Meade and Mary Magnetic, Jimmy
Harding and partner and Bud
Wrenn and partner. Miciotto will
pair up with Larraine GULL.
The loop will operate on a two
thirds handicap basis with maxi
mum of 10 pins game. The prize
list will total more than $1,000.
Franchise fee will be S. per team.
Mary Heine Bowls Record.
Mary Heine stole the spotlight last
night at Lafayette with season
record game of 164 that gave Brat
burd Pigettes their lone game win
from Cardinals in Washington
Ladies' loop. Christie Mores' 1872
and 361 were the heaviest blows
as H. e. j. Construction whipped
pacesetting First Grill, 81, despite
Lorraine GulE's 1873 and 379 Cham
pion S. 81 H. Parking Center trim
med second-place Garvin's Lucky
Five in the rubber tilt, led by Madge
Lewis lat and 1863 Shamrocks swept
Page Huftys while Spund's Market
nicked Grafettes, 2-l.
Betty McIntrye starred with a
season record of 344 and second
high game of 1874 as d-place
Standards took the odd from Sta
tistics in National Capital ladies'
loop at Lucky Strike. Last wears
Evening star., 1943-11-09

made easier Of course, by the products Of
Science and Industry. But he must still have
the fighting spirit of every American behind
him. .1OO%.
We of the Seaboard are behind him whole
heartedly. :. every train Of our mighty feet is
full speed ahead transporting the men and
needs of Victory. .. for the fulfllment of world
Of justice and happiness, and that glorious day
when Fred comes home.
Evening star., 1943-11-09
Big Quints for Garden

Brigham Young and Oklahoma
Aggies will be the first basket ball
visitors to the Garden this winter,
arriving early in December. Okla
homa U. is due late in the season.
Evening star., 1943-11-09
Bucs to Return to Muncie

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 9 (P.-The
Pittsburgh Pirates will return to
Muncie, Ind, for spring training
next year, according to President
William E. Benswanger.
Evening star., 1943-11-09
Hornsby Praises Hickey

Give Branch Hickey little time
says Rogers Hornsby, and he'll pro-
duce winning ball club in Brook
lyn, just like he did for st. Louis
Evening star., 1943-11-09
ecords of the teams to date are
EIIenson Service Coach

1t. Gene Ellenson, tackle on Geor-
gia's Rose Bowl team, is coaching
the 1lth Armored Division eleven in
Texas.
Evening star., 1943-11-09

Happy day! Glorious tomorrow, when the war
at last will be won!.
It a0iW be glorious day in, our town all right
Ian event to be remembered forever!!
They'll all be out-the whole neighborhood
crowd-Gene and Vic and Buddy and George!
And Fred-home again at last and Junior!
Perhaps this will be Juniors day, more than
anyone else's. :. because he will have father
again.. For Junior was just in rompers when
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fort. About $4,000 was donated to
a special fund to finance the acti
vities for Lithuania's freedom. The
conference was addressed by Sem
ators Davis and Tunnel, by Esto-
MAS Minister Pusta, and by the
Minister of Lithuania, Col. P. Ia
deikis. The conference expressed
the hope that the United States
government. will continue its pres
ent policy of recognizing the inde-
pendence of the Baltic States.
IN A RECENT BOOK, "The
New Europe, Bernard Newman,
very Justly, thinks that nations
must be nations before they can
or will desire to become associated
i'm federation of nations. Nations
will insist on demanding frontiers
which shall not be frontiers of in
Justice, before they will accept any
of the broader plans for the future.
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RAUD. KRYzIAUS NAUDAI
KORTAVIMO VAKARAS

Katalikisku draugiju mote
rvs rengia Raudonojo kryziaus
naudai kortavimo valareli SUI
sokiais, sekmadieni, Rugs. &c,
sv. Jurgio parapijos sal5je, 5
val. vakare.
Dalyvianas skiriama 5 dova-
nos prie izangos tikietu ir do
van6les kortuotojams prie sta
lu; taipgi bus siltos kavutes su
uzkandziais.
Pastaba: Kurie esat isigije
tikietelius Spaliu 3 dienai, tie
tikieteliai bus geri Siam va
kareliui, Rugs. 26.
Komisijos susirinkimas bus
penktadienio yak, Rugs. II,
po pirmu pamaldu. Visos ma
res prasomos dalyvauti ir at
sineSti izangos tikietelius. Ne
pamirskite. Komisija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-09-17

REV. PRUNSKIS, who is in
charge of the Lithuanian Catholic
Press Bureau in Chicago; published
in English a booklet describing the
liquidation of fifteen Catholic
priests by Stalin's secret police
during. the occupation of Lithuania
by Soviet forces.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-09-17
VAkARELIS PAVYKO

Del staiga atsalusio ORC, L.
V. S. limo skyriaus rengtas
vakarelis p. Onos Peckaitienes
sodelyje turejo atsibuti jos ma
muose, ir maziau sveciu pribu-
vo. Taciau kurie dalyvavo vi
81 turejo smagu vakara, pasi,
kortavo, pasizmonejo, ir pada.
re naudos Lietuvos vadavimc
reikalams. IS to vakarelio at
liks pelno apie $25, prie to ke-
letas uzsisake knyga "Timeless
Lithuania".
Poniai Onai Peckaitienei pri-
klauso garbe uz jos energinga
pritarima Siam tikslui. il yra
pasizymejus ilgamete Clevelan-
do gyventoja, gera patriot6 ir
LietuviSku reikalu remeja. La
bal atsidavusiai dirbo LietuViu
Darzelio reikaluose per keleta
metu. Apie 10 metu atgal il
SUI savo velioniu vyru buvo ap-
silankius Lietuvoje ir Lietuva
pamilo ir visada uz ia sake ge-
ra zodi.
Shame vakarelyje darbavosi {:
Mare Miscikiene, julie Salasevi-
ciene, Agota Grigiene, Alekas
Bangs ir Jonas Brazauskas.
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SVECIAVIMAISI

Kareivis imtikas Petras Bal
trenas praleido keleta dienu
Clevelande, pas savo drauga Jo-
ma Petrauska If Karpius.
Taipgi buvo parvykes kele-
tut dienu Corp. George Machu-
ia pavieSeti pas tevus.
Laikas nuo laiko pavyksta
If daugiau Clevelandieciu Lie
tuviQ kareiviQ, tik ju vardu
netenka patirti. Jie atsilanke
prallnkSmina Savo t6vus ir gi-
mines.
Aldona Wilkelis lankesi ke-
letui dienQ Chicagoje.
Magdalena Zdaniene ir duk-
te Alice isvyko porai savaiciu
atostogQ j Los Angeles, Calf.
Gryzdamos suStos keletui die
ny Chicagoje.
J. Hermon, kitados gyvenes
CleVelande If turejes cia daug
draugu, gryzdamas is Kama
dos, kur aplanke savo sunQ ka-
reiVl, buVo sustOjes porai die
NJ pas giminieti iona Armo-
ma. Pasimate su daugeliu kitu
draugu; aplanke Lietuviu Oar
zei, kurio dar nebuvo mates.
LietuViu Darzelis sveCiui patti
ko, sake, "Grazus tai dalykas
LietuviQ Darzelis grazesnis uz
kitu tautu darzelius".
Jis dabar gyvena New Yor-
ke.
Amile Petraitien5, is Detroi-
to, buVo atvykus pas zilingevi-
cius dalyvauti ju 27 metu We
dybinio gyvenimo sukaktuviu
paminejime. Atsianke Dirvos
redakcijoje, atnaujino prenu-
merata. il megsta Dirva skai-
tyti. il turi gerai iSaukleta
sum-, Povila, muzikanta, kuris
SUI visu orkestru isvyko j Hol-
lywood padaryti tam tikra mu-
zikaline filna, kuri bus rodoma
teatruose.
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Lietuvos Reikalams
Sudeta virs $1OO

Be jokiu dioeliu ceremoniju,
pereito seStadienio-sekmadienio
vakara, Cleveland e ciai su-
dejo Lietuvos vadavimo reika-
lams virs $1O0.
LVS LIMO skyriaus sureng-
tame vakarelyje p. Onos Pee
kaltienes namuose, Lietuvos
Atstovybei Londone palaikyti
pasidare apie S25.
Ia vakara keletas uzsisake
knyga "Timeless Lithuanian.
Sekmadienio vakare, Alekas
Banys turejo surenges Califor-
MIA Restaurants gimtadienio
pamin5jima savo kriksto duk-
teriai p-lei Violai Milikauskai-
tel, kartu paminedamas ir savo
rs metu Clevelande darbuote.
Ten Lietuvos nuo karo nuken-
tejusiu selpimui suaukota S34.
Shame vakarelyje nekurie pa
sake po trumpa kalba ir linke-
iimus.
Tai pavyzdingas darbas ir
kit privaletu panasiu budu pa
sidarbuoti Lietuvos reikalams.
Ir ten dar gauta uzsisaky-
mai knygai, taip kad is Cleve-
landieciu per ses-tadieni-sek-
landieciQ per pora dienu gauta
knygai apie $50.
(Aukotoju vardai telpa LVS
skyriuje, ant 3-cio pusl.)
Tx mazas pasidarbavimas ir
pasirupinimas Lietuvos reika-
lais tuoj sudaro grazias sumas
auku. Butu gerai kad visi ir
visais atvejais prisimintu savo
pavergta, nukankinta tevu ze-
me if pasirupintu istiesti iai
ranka. Juk niekas kitas Lie
tuvai negelbes kaip tik mes
patys.
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EFE

THE LITHUANIANS of Nor
wood, Mass, decided to purchase
enough war bonds to buy our Navy
a fighter plane.
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PRARADO S22,32O PINIGU

Tulas Albert Schneeberger,
62 M, nuo 3452 f. 1913 ST., su-
skates savo dezeje namuose
laikomus pinigus atrado kad
dinge S22,32O, like tik $4,000.
keista kad vagilius nepagrobe
visus, ir tas zmogelis butu IL
kes visai plikas. Jis netiki j
bankus, sake bankai permazai
procento moka, tai jis laikesi
pinigus mamie, kur pats gall
matyti. Taupe, lake, kad kas
kitas pagrobtQ, il vistiek ju
matyt negales.
Jis tuos pinigus susidejo
taupydamas is pat jaunu die
nu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-09-17

THE NATIONS of Europe (says
Anna O'Hare Mccormick in the
New York Times) are beginning to
speak their own voice and in their
own language. What they all want
is independence. From Washington
it is announced that Russia has
been given place on an Allies
Mediterranean Commission-a step
to insure that Russia will not play
lone hand in Eastern Europe.
This is a sane step toward general
agreement, and to that extent a
timely brake against the spheres
of influence policy which is dan
gerous to lasting peace, as it is to
the future of small nations. The
three Great Powers of the West
cannot afford to forget that the
force of nationalism has been III
tensified rather than diminished
by the war.
MRS. JOHN SHIMKUS, of West
vile, ILL.,, was elected Vice Presi-
dent of Women's Auxiliary of the
American Legion for the State of
Illinois.
AT A RECENT CONFERENCE
of Lithuanians in Pittsburgh, Pa,
some $15O,OO0 were raised in War
Bonds to help Americas war eff
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3RD WAR LOAN
VYkSTA GERAI'

Pradzia 3-cios Karo Pasko.
los Clevelando srityje pasiro.
de labai pasekminga - pei
pirma savaite parduota jau pu.
Sc visos S233,00O,O00 nuskirtos
kvotos. Ia pirmoji puse buvc
lengva gauti, todel kad bonus
pirko greituoiu visi tie kurie
buvo paskyre dideles sumas
Valdziai skolinti.
Tuomi pats riebusis pavirsis
nugriebtas, dabar sunkiausias
darbas like surinkti likusia da-
Il paskolos is tu kurie maziau
turf arba nelabai nori bonus
pirkti.
Apskaiciuojama kad sios pa
skolos bonus supirkti reikalin-
ga apie 100000 Didziojo Cleve-
lando gyventoju, 0 sia pirmu-
tine puse sudejo tik 2S,832 to-
kiu asmenu kurie daug turejo
pinigQ ir skyre dideles sumas
DOnQ plfklmul.
Didysis vajus pradeta su is
kilmingu banketu ir perstaty-
mu Public Auditorijoje, kur
dalyvavo Hollywood filmu ar
tistu grupe. Ten dalyvavo tik
turtingieji ir ta vakara bonu
ispirkta uz S83,702,000.
Kadangi karo laimejimas ly-
giai svarbus turtingiems kaip
ir NUNS visiems darbininkams
ir kadangi musu vaikai taip
pat lygiai kariauja ir dar di-
desniais skaiciais negu turtin-
gQjQ, todel NUNS turf butt
svarbiau kad daugiau bonu is
pirktume, tue padidinsime mu-
su Sales kariavimo gala, grei-
ciau prieSai bus nugaleti, grei-
ciau karas baigsis, daugiau is
liks sveiku musu vaiku ir grei-
ciau sugrys atgal.
Amerikos laimejimas karo
reiskia uztikrinima pasauliui
taikos ir ramybes,
ReiSkia daugiau darbu cia
pat,
Reiskia uztikrinima laisves
Lietuvai ir kitoms pavergtoms
Salims.
Karo bonus pirkdami jus tik
skolinat valdziai savo pinigus
w gera nuosimti = taigi sko-
linkit savo paciu naudai. taip-
gi. Kiekvienas SIS vertes 10
mas uz deSimts metu jums su-
grains 800. Ar reikia ge-
resnio uzdarbio ir did nio
saugumo savo pinigams?
PIRKIT WAR BONDS i
PIRKIT DABAR! Lai ir Lie
tuviu vardas kaipo karo rene
iu stow aukStai greta kitu tau
tu! Is Sio karo mes Lietuviai
turin daug ka laineti!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-09-17

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