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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Tigers 4Chisox
In Two Games
Photo by Times stan Photographer

CHICAGO, Sept. Ia - Rained
out in their night game last
night. the Detroit Tigers and
Chicago White SoX were S0hed-
uled 10 meet In a douhle-headaU
this afternoon AT Comiskey Park
Manager Steve O'Neill has
nominated Hal White and Virgil
Trucks tn face tho Chicagoans
Bill Dietrich and Johnny Humpu-
rios are scheduled 10 pitch TO,
the White SoX.
Trucks viii hp out for hi.
fourteenth victory Of the season
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
SWIMMER IN NAVY

COLUMBUS. O, Sept "A OUP)
Bill Smith. Hawaiian born
swimmer who led The Ohio state
University swimming team to a
clean sweep IN The nation S three
top events last year yesterday
passed his navy physical eNamlna-
tior Navy recruiting officers
sand Smith viii be- sworn In today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Fifth for Vols

NEW ORLEANS. Sept II tUP)
The Nashville Volunteers today
held their fifth straight Southern
Association championship, win
ming tho final game OF the play
offs last night from the New
Orleans Pclicans, 10.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
frankie FriSth Signs
His 1914 Contract

PITTSBURGH Sept "a INSl
President William r BfnSwan-
ger Of the Pittsburgh Pirates to-
day extended frankie FrjSCh $
contract for another season as
manager OF the fourth-placo BucS
The orstwhilo Fordham Flash,
who replaced Pie Traynor IN 1910.
signed the oue-year contract after
"A short talk with BcnsWangor.
The Pirates have finished ont of
the first division only once IN
FriSCh'S fOur-ycar tenure
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Ted Williams, PeskY
AT Indiana Camp

BUNKER HILL Ind Sept II
INS) a couple Of former slug
gers with the Boston Red SoN
were al the Bunker lIlll naval air
station today for further flight
training
( They wcrc Ted Williams and
Johnny Pcsky who finished one
two among battcr> in the Amcrl-
can League m 1912 Both men
arrived from Chapel HI n. G.,
recently where they took pre-
flight training
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
SinkWiclR Due Here
To-day: May Sign

Before nishtfall Detroit foot
ball fans may know whether or
no. they arc going 10 enjoy the
privilege Of seeing frankie Sink
Wlch pitch passes for the Lions.
The 1912 All-Amcrica No ] col
lcge lootballCr from the University
ol Georgia viii bc in town some
time today 10 confer with Fred l..
Mandcl Jr., owner of the Lions,
with an eye 10 donnipg Lions
livery
This was the word from Nandcl
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
CRAWFORD'S BIG BAT

With lett fielder James Craw-
ford enjoying field day an bat
Pontiac annexed IT'S third consccu-
tive triumph by WaIIopInC the
youthful Fort Wayne Ind. City
Lights l6-4. in 2 comedy Of errors.
Crawford cracked ont a home run
a double and two singles in five
trips Bone Carnercd three blows
as Pontiac larrupod three twrlerS
for 1S SafotieS
A five-run outburSt in the initial
stanza clnchcd The verdict hut
the big Splurge netted SIX tallcS
in the sixth. Tom Bone tollcd for
eight innings and Farrell Lowe
finished
Ten Fort Wayne errors aided in
the big Pontiac aggregate, while
the winners booted FIVE
For, Wayne ooo ono 300 = 70 lo
Pontiac l03 O0s 20s rs ls
shuler Hoss. sner and Juiay 7
Bone Lowe and Abei
Atlanta Ga. Ordnance Depot
broke 3-3 deadlock after the
fifth 10 eliminate the Dearborn
(MichD Winston jewelers. 6-3.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
INHERITS GOOD Clue

~ Camp Grant. the Michigan
state mentor inherjtS n hcttcr-
Ihan-aNerage club. The soldiers
defeated Illinois last Sunday,
% 20 @. despite olcht untimcy
fumblcS that hampcrcd their run
nlng attack
Bachman said thoy were banged
up in the FIRST game. So during
his initial workout with them he
took il rather hight
"They are using much the
same style OF play We used nj
state, 80 there'll be no need far
drastic change. We use "A lot '
of the Notre Dame shift and
some I formation.
Bachmau was one ri N0trc
Danes great linemcn and later
PLAYED on the Great Lakes team
that went 10 the Rose Bowl dur
Ing the last War. When tho war
vas over he took the post of head
coach AZ Northwestern Then hc
took the same post AZ Kansas
state and Florida lir va, 10
years ar Michigan State Ho has
a record AZ state ot 81 victories,
Is losses and Q tics Last yea(
one Of the high spots of his cared
was when his team defeated Great
Lakes. - 10 O. the last game the
Sailors lost.
When Dutch Clark lerr the De-
troit Lions 10 coach the Clcvc-
land Rams. George a Richards.
owner offered the post 10 Bach
man but he decided 20 stay az
State.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Sept. IA
Two of Detroits three district
representatives remained among
the nine eligibleS in the 30th an
nual National Amateur Baseball
Federation tournament as play
entered the fourth round. Detroit
Auto Club, 1912 champion was
assured of its indicated status
for another day. Drawing a bye
for Tuesdays session after hand
inc tho Birmingham Ala Aclp-
COS their first defeat, So, IN a
night tilt before 5000 fans.
Pontiac compiled its third win
in a row with a l6-4 rout of Fort
Wayne, Ind. but the Atlanta, Ga
Depot erased Dearborn, 6-3
WALTER LACY DELIVERS
Although outhit OF and COM
hitting four errors to Birming-
hams two Detroit won behind the
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Masonic Bowlers Note

MaSons living in the southwest
section Of the city interested IN
bowling in a Masonic league at
Fort Boulevard Recreation, Mon
day nights. are asked TO call Yves
Hadley al HO. 4l65.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Probable Pitchers;
By United Press
AMERICAN LEAGuE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia tWoln iO-lh AZ New York
tZubcr 1872 80 p. m 1ENTl
Boston ,Newsome 7-l0l \at Washington
tCandini ii-5I-s 80 p. m. tEWTi.
DETROIT WHITE 20 snd TRUCKS
fa-i0i A. Chicago 'tHuu1phries 1919 and
Ross q-Tl-2 80 % m Detroit timel
C.rtof8ni tnea0 h.5l ~ So Louis
lsInfra l2-iOI 30 . m. luefror umet
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ErN Nurt FISCHER $40 8f In.a1eI Irh a
tEoWe 1861 q.0u w tEWTI.
Rrnoaiyr fOefermueiler O-2l ~ Boston
tRarreft i0-16l-1 90 b. m, (EWTl.
Only games scheduled. -
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14

even approach the proportions
Of the record crowd that turned
out for LaMOtta and Robinson
The second time these boys bat
tied here But. in the opinion
Of The writer that is not likely.
Yet maybe Nick knows more
than this scribe about fight
crowds. 1t is his business, you
know. We merely Scribhle-for
q living.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Cards Buy Guard

CHICAGO. Sept Il lNSI
Purchase of LOUIS Narofu.-
guard who played with the Unl-
ver>lty Of Toledo. was announced
today by officials OF the Chicago
Cardinals pro football team.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
dirview Holds First
Indoor Card Tonight
TONIGHT'S ROTTs

7sCK League ys. Fred cHrto0e > IN 3
falls
Bsne kasshosN vs. Joe Ferroni in 8
falls
Johnny Sfyy vs Dale Had-ork orc fan
Count yr1 Zupse We, Loo Jensen. one
fsa.
F8iNlCw Gardens this evening
viii be the scene of it's first
wrestling show Of The indoor sea-
SON when q program oi four bouts.
topped hy a douhIc-hoader VIII ho
presented by The Mack Avenue
a. &.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
ToNIGHT'S SCHEDULE

s3n p M Briggs Vonners vs.. Com
nandoS tCirls Glass A.
Is 80 o. m Lutheran All-Stats ". Hud-
son "A tClass a men)
f'3O m-LocAl 100 IS. Teamsters
pSA playoh)
$50 m Local $50 VS. Johnson Kol-
PAX tpSA playofl
Q 30 p m Hudson Motoe Police vs..
Local l04 tDSA plsyonl.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14

Games behind leader
YESTERDAYS RT~tIT>
Rngtrr 49, BrnHk.Eu $40 ttfsf EH mo
81 innings u.s. completion nf suspended
game OF Iu'. lEI
ONLY games scheduled
TODAN'~ GANES
BROOKLYN A. Boston
Sew York al PhHadelpha nishf
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14

after receiving a wire from Sink.
wlch from the player home IN
Youngstown. o..
over long distance phone Sink
Wlch indicated 10 Mandel that IN
wanted 10 play with The Lions and
that he would even be- ready for
the game with the Chicago Car
dinals which VIII open the bL
time season here ncNt Sunday >
II am down from 216 TO 100
pounds and In Tip top shape:
Sinkwlch informed NandCl.
Mandel and DoraIs hreathcd
easier after an N-ray examination
yesterday revealed that Ben High
towers S, right foot was not brokqu.
1T is bruiSe. huBen will
be o. n. for sunday. I aim sure"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
IsT TEAM IMPREssEs

The Michigan scouts were i'm
pressed with the first team OF
Camp Grant
a fine football group" Mum
said. and they showed good
reserves in most spots. They are
big and very active. Michigan
will have its work cut out for
Saturday"
Crislcr sent the club through a
long workout yesterday after
noon He was diSpleased with the
showing made in the game Scrim-
mage last Saturday
II will he the second time In
MichiganS football history that
tho grid season has opened on for
eign soil In 1910. il few 10 Cali
fornia TO win a smashing victory
over the Golden Bears.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
CASH IN ON BREAK

Last night. for instance. Hud-
sons first Sacker muffed a play
Before Briggs finished, Hudson S
COpperS made series Of errors
and, plus the inspired Briggs hit
ting. the latter managed to score
three runs.
Teams coming in represent the
cream - the crop from the United
States and Canada. All thee chal-
lenPerS are good: but don't sell
Detroit'S BOmbers and Bomber
.ettes short!
Irrespective OF The fact that the
maio~ division championships have
been decided tournament play in
several other divisions viii con-
tinue tonight, Additionally thr
Detroit Softball Association will
conduct playoffS in It's major dlvi-
SlOnS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14

Lloyd Cardwcll was banged
a bit hF mlyhQpS including II
injured knee but like Ilghtow,r
is expected 10 b6 ready Tor sun
dayk game
Mandcl announced the release
of four players - Merlin Eikcn-
berry. Dan Dalsaudo. Ralph
Hamcr and Paul 'N01rc ThS
reduction culs the L.0uS 10 -
players. -Four more VIII be cut
o0 between now and Sunday 10
get down to the league player
limit.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
NESTFRDAN'S RTSTITC
DETROIT Hf On .1E. uea'r-N
Cleveland A. So Louis Weather
only games scheduled
TOUAN'~ GNNT~
DETROIT ~ Chicago i2r
FhUafefphia af New York
cleveland A. ~ Louis, night.
Boston a. Washington. SHIT
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
WALTER LACY DELIVERS
SOldier'IH'
HrnlpresSes
Nj Coaches
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN -ARBOR. Sept. 14-In a
line of their scouting report turned
i'm by assistant coaches Bcr
Oosterbaan and Clarence Mum
was this notation; FumbleS
Camp Grant eight.
That's what worries Coach Fritz
CriSler. Here is team with
eight fumblcS Yet il beat Illinois
a Western Conference eleven
% 10 o.
when you can tumble eight
times and score that many
points you have an excellent
attack" CriSler said after yes
tcrday'S drill. Every tumble
interrupts a series Of plays and
costs a lot Of ground. And we
can he sure the coaches at
Camp Grant are drilling their
boys so there'll he no eight
fumbles against Michigan Sat-
urday."
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
TIMES TOURNAMENT

The metropolitan championship
was ar stake in both contests IN
tho tournament sponsored by The
Detroit Times.
As the result Of last nights VIC
tory. the BOmbercttcS will open
the world championship program
for tho Coca-Cola awards in L. Of
- Stadium Friday night oppoS-
lUE taX Maids. defending world s
champs on the opening program.
The JaN outfit boasts Nina
ilCer' k0rean. worlds gTeatcct
girl Soltball pitcher. but fans here
string along with Doris Knccht-
gcS winner last night and the gal
they think will bring Detroit its
first womcn'S title
Briggs last year was runnerup
for the worlds title Tho defend
ing champs are not going 10 de-
feHd- the crown. Each team en-
tered is tough but Briggs Bombcrs
tho 30 old men are figured
10 win by their followers.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14

two. Ro1o being a hcraldcd prod
uct Of Jimmy Johnston.
BaSora and LaNotta viii work
out at the Motor City gymnasium
this afternoon. Tho former train
ing az 3 o'clock and LaMotta at
4.
Following is the card
Jose Basora, Puerto Rico, vs..
Jake LaMou3 N"w York, 10
rounds at l6o pounds
Joe poraIta. NeNlco City rs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Bachn1an in NeuU Job,
Ready for Michigan
Michigan State
Coach to Handle
Camp Grant III
BY EDGAR HAYES

'WeIl he ready for Michigan
when they get here" Charley
Bachman today told the Times
by telephone from his new post
at Camp Grant. IL have had
one day with the boys here and
I'm sure Wen get along fine.
They have a great bunch and
they can play football. That's
all any one could ask"
The appointment Of Bachman as
civilian head coach of the Camp
Grant team at Rockford, Ill, was
announced late yesterday by Maj.
a. +. MealilT, public relations
officer OF the post.
I'VE had asked for the ap-
pOintment of some outstanding
army official 10 this post TO
handle our football team, hut
none was available" said Mai.
Nealiff. $50 we asked Ralph
Young. Michigan State athletic
director. II he'd lend uS Charley
Bachman. Ralph said it, was
okay with him II Charley was
willing. When we contacted
Baehman. he hopped the next
train and went directly 10 the
practice field TO hold his first
workout with the club. .
AIDED PHYSICAL PROGRAM
Bachman was available. as
Michigan State has given up FOOT
ball for the duration He had
bccn helping with the army 5
physical conditioning program.
Ilell return TO tho Last Lansing
campus al the end OF the football
season His family VIII stay at
East Lansing and he'll live at the
Officers Club on the post.
1t. Col Frank Bush, the special
-ScrvCrs officer at camp Grant,
said the present staff would he
retained aS assistants 10 BachV
man. They are 1t. Robert Eden.
formerly of Loyola. Chicago PIT.
Lynn Hoytand. formerly Of Wis.
conSin. and two players, SGT.
Reno Morn who played with the
Lions and later the Chicago Bears,
and Sgt. Sam Goldman
BaChman'S first opponent viii
be Michigan al Rockford Satur-
day afternoon CharleyS State
team was originally scheduled for
Michigan week frem Saturday.
Against the Wolverines Bacfman
has a record OF four Victories and
six defeats. lie hasn't beaten
Michigan since Fritz Cr.slcr took
iuFrr fIEG wears aEO.
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the shooting of Pvt. William r
McRae, "a years old, Negro sold
ier-chauffeur, Colonel Colman
was relieved of his command af-
ter the shooting of McRae on Mag
5.
other charges included:
Misrepresentation o. govern
ment property; careless discharge
of a pistol in the wounding of Nc
Rae and acceptance of the gift of
a vacation lodge near Oscoda,
Mich, from a corporation engag
ed in installing pre-fabrieated
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peaceful dead. War has its limits!
- John Haynes Holme
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Colonel WhOt Shot
Negro Chauffeur
Faces Seven Charges

SELFRIDGE FIELD, Mich. -
Seven charges of violating the
Articles of War were lodged
against Col. William T. Colman.
former commander of Selfridge
Field, at the opening of a gen
eral court martial against him
this week. He Immediately plead
ed innocent on all counts.
One of the charges accused him
of fradulently obtaining the
transfer of eight members of the
military personnel, in C luding
Lieut.. Benson Ford, grandson Of
Henry Ford, to Selfridge Field.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-09-08
buildings at selfridge Field.

buildings at Selfrldge Field.
Colonel Colman was accused OF
accepting the lodge on October 2.
1912, from Norman Granse, rep
resentative of the Aladdin Com
pany, subcontraetors, of Bay City.
Mich.
Granse is the father of two
non-commissioned officers serving
at Selfridge. both included among
those for whom Colman is charg-
ed with obtaining transfers.
Ten full colonies comprise the
tribunal hearing the charges.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-09-08

No error has yet silenced the
voice of one singing bird. NO
blackout has yet dimmed the light
of one single star. No bombing
has vet disturbed the sleep OF the
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-09-08
Let's U and Buy WAR BOND and Visit
Tioo Pals Smoke Shop
1918 Jackson Street
For A Little Chat

Lieutenant Ford. the second son
of the late Edsel Ford. now is
serving in the armed forces in
duction center in Detroit.
Another charge against Col
onel Colman accused him of as
sault to do great bodily harm in
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-12
METROPOLITAN
OPERA VEL BUS
CLEVELANDE

The Metropolitan Opera Associa-
ton Of New York vel lankysis Gle
velande 81 pavasari, savaitei laiko,
Ralandzio 5, kurios begyje persia
tvs ellie didziuju -operp miesto au-
ditorijoje. Perstatymai bus sesis
vakarus, pradedant pirmadieniu il
baigiant sestadieniu, su popieti-
niais perstatymais penktadieni il
sestadieni.
Pranesima apie Metropolitan Ope.
ros atvykima j Clevelanda vel, pa
dare Thomas L. Sidlo, pirmininkas
Northern Ohio Opera Association
kuri per keliolika pastaru metu uz-
sieme rengimu Metropolitan Opera
perstatymu musu mieste.
Nutarimas vel kviesti Metropoli
tan Opera j Clevelanda neziurint
karo meto keblumu paejo kuomet
tukstanciai operos megeju pareiski
savo pageidavima kad opera We
butu Clevelanda pakviesta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-12
PLEASE WRITE!

DON'T YOU like to receive let
ters-especially from nice folks?
Well, here is a nice boy who would
like to receive letters from you
and will try to answer them as
soon as possible. Most Of you know
him--that intelligent and ambitious
lad who used to contribute to this
column Joe Dereshka. He has
been in Uncle Sans Army for more
than year and is now somewhere
across the Atlantic where cores
pondence is greatly appreciated. So
WON'T YOU write to him the
first chance you get? He'll be very
grateful. Quoting from one of his
letters received by q humble cor
respondent-"I rather wish you
would find a few of the guys m
gals back home to write me. May
be the Dirva would help"
This is the story. Here is the
address:
LIT. J.tsS. Dereshka, 01035240 ASH.
Hq. SOD. TX AFSC, APO 1907
C. of Postmaster, New York, N. Y.
Now where is your pen?
Thanks in advance for
JOE.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-12

Praeiti metal buvo ypatingai
atsizymeje pasaulio pabaigos
zenklais ir ivykiais kurie ben
drai liudija Dievo Karalystes
artuma. Pazvelgus dabarti-
MUS ivykius kurie visais zvil-
gsniais atitinka pranasystems
todel nenuostabu kad pasaulio
valdovai, valdovai kurie neturi
tikejimo j Dievo pazadejimus
ir visai maza ka tezino apie 10
karalyste. Visos pranasystes
bendrai liudija kersto dienai
prasidejus prizes 81 pasauli,
mes sio pasaulio kunigaiksciu
yra setonas.-2 Cor. 4:4.
setono elemental bus naiki-
nami Xxi visiskam sunaikini-
mui simboliskojo dangaus ir
simboliskosios zemes. Dangus
reiskia biblija, organizuota
krikscionybe, o zeme reiskia
politiskas ir organizuotas tau
tas. siadien pasaulis pateko
didziausi suspaudima ir siel-
varta. zmogiskoji ismintis ir
pastangos neziurint kaip gerai
jie mano visai nesistengia SUI
laikyti siu vargu laiko. Dabar
kada jau tautos pateko j ispra-
nasauta 81 suspaudima, jos ne
beranda jokio kelio issigelbe-
jimui.
sv. rastas parodo kad Die
viskoji teise valdyti zeme da-
bar yra Kristaus rankose. =
Psal. 2:6. Taip Dievo tarnas
Dovidas kalba: "As isstaciau
savo karaliu ant mano Svento-
jo Siono kalno." Kalnas reis-
kia karalyste; Sionas reiskia
Dievo sostine. Dievo istaty-
mai iseis is Jeruzales ir Die
vas nusluostys visas asaras
nuo ju akiu ir mirties jau ne
bebus.-sv. Jono Apr. 21:4e.
Ev. sv. Jono 5:28-29 taip
kalba: Nesidyvykites to, mes
ateina valanda kurioje visi po
kapais esanti girdes 10 balsa
ir iseis is savo kapu. Reiskia,
girdes Jezaus balsa. Cionai ne
sake kad iseis is pragaro, bet
is pc kapu. - Skaityk biblija.
Skelbia w. Shimkus, 1850 E.
76 ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
(Skelbimas)
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SPECIAL!

You perhaps once in a while are
listening to the Sunday evening
of the "Hermit's Cave"
Ghost Stories.
Z You will soon be hearing a story
of an actual happening in Lithu-
ania, of two boys and their sad adj
venture in cemetery where, they
dared to disturb the peace of the
dead.
The "Hermit's Cave" stories are
prepared in Station WJR in Det-
roit, Mich, Mr.. Karpius, editor of
the Dirva, submitted the story to
them and they gladly accepted it.
Here's their reply:
February s, 1943.
"My dear Mr.. Karpius:
"It was most thoughtful of you
to send me an idea for Hermit's
script It's a very good plot sug-
gestion and / anticipate working 1T
into story in the very near fut-
ure.
"If you will listen on February
2sth it is possible that show will
be used then. Again thanking you
for your kindness, ! am
Sincerely yours,
Geraldine Elliott,
l q
Program Director"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-12
PROMOTED

Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind. =
Sgt. Adolph CAD Jusis, of Cleve-
land, Ohio, was promoted to Tech
nician Bird Grade at the Finance
Replacement Training Center here
recently. He entered the army
October Is, 1941, and was made
sergeant October 1, 1912. He is a
payroll specialist and head Of the
payroll section for the Finance Re-
placement Training Center.
Sgt. Jusis is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Jusis, 1409 East 65th
ST., Cleveland. Prior to entering
the service, he was employed by
Stromberg and Associates.
DIRVA'S artist, Anthony Walks
noras Jr., is now stationed at Camp
Mccoy, Wisconsin. Very cold, plen-
ty of snow, he writes. The camp
is new, and there the boys are
mostly westerners.
Pvt. Anthony Vaiksnoras is in
1.-The map division as craftsman.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-12
HIPPoDRoME
'Casablanca' Pratesta

Ta idomi drama paliecianti zmo-
niu vertybes, nauja Warner Bros
filma, "Casablanca", pratesiama ro-
dymui Hippodrome Theatre dar sa-
vaitei laiko.
Ta filma, pavadinta vardu Mo-
rokkos miesto kuris pastarose die
nose paplito karo ziniose, vaizduo-
ia karo suplesytos Europos pabege'
liu nuotikius ir ju pastangas pa
siekti Amerika.
Vadovaujamas roles vaidina Sic
Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman
ir Paul Henreid. Prize ju vaidina
kit talentingi zymus artistai kair
Claude Rains, Conrad Veidt, sgd.
ney Greenstreet ir Peter LORE.
Dalykas prasideda Vichy Pran.
cuzu kontroliuojamame mieste AT
rikoj, Casablanca, paskiau persike.
liza Paryziu, lake Vokieciu okupa.
cijos, ir baigiasi vel Casablancoj.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-12

Ballet Russo atvyksta j Music
Hall, sestadieni ir sekmadieni, Va
sario 13 ir Ia, su kuriuo pirmu kar-
su dalyvaus Naujas Ballet Russo
sinfonietta, tai orkestras is cirtuoso
grojikp, vadovybeje Franz Alters,
pirmutinio kompanijos kondukto-
riaus.
Nors jis yra vienas is jauniau-
siu konduktoriu dirigentu uzimas
tokia svarbia atsakomybe, Alters
savo trumpame gyvenime jau pla-
mas simfonijos, operos, ir baleto,
jo karjera pasizymi jo noru priim-
ii sunkiausias atsakomybes. Jisai
yra tikras "Bohemas", Franz AL
lers gime cekoslovakijoje, Karls-
babe.
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sMAYORAS Lausche pra-
deio tariffs su Illuminating Co.
nupiginimui mokesties uz elek-
ira.
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T E < n < W S
T H E A T R E
Nauiausi KarO VaiZdai

stai nauji idomus karo vaizdai
pradedami rodyti Telenews Theatre
penktadieni, Vasario IL, visai sa-
vaitei laiko.
siaures Afrikoj Generolas Jimmy
Doolittle duoda instrukcijas savo Ia
HUMANS paruosiant juos uzpuolimui
Neapolio, Italijoj, ir Sousse, Afri-
rikoj. Parodoma musu lakunai az
atakuoja Neapoli ir taipgi Rom
nnel's reikmenu stoti Tunisijoj.
Xiii vaizdai yra is Rusu kare
fronto ziemos veikimu.
Vaizdai is Chile, Pietu Americas
kuri nutrauke rysius su Naziais.
Labai idomus March Of Time -
"The Navy and The Nations, at.
vaizduojanti u. s. Navy veikima il
pristatyma reikmenis karo from
tuS.