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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-20

Britu karo laivyno Admire
las Sir Max Horton, stow prie
mapos kuria jis vaduojasi nu-
statymui karo laivu ir reikme-
nu gabenimo konvoju juromis
j Anglia. Sis darbas labai
svarbus ir slaptas. Maza klai-
da gall reiksti didelius nuosto-
lius kareiviais ir reikmenimis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-08-20

PETRASH Stella (Ruminaite)
26 m., mire Liepos %, Chi
cagoj, kur buvo ir gimus.
PELIKsA Juozas, pus amzis,
mire Liepos 22, Chicagoje.
(Kaltinenu par.).
LUOBIKIENE Mare, mire Lie
pos II, Detroit, Mich.
PETRAUSKAITE jeanette, 7
m., mire Liepos 80, Chicagoj,
kur buvo ir gimus.
BROWN Marcia (Urbaite), %
m., mire Liepos %, Chica-
goj, kur buvo ir gimus.
SAROCKIENE Juozapata (po
tevais Lauruskaite), So M,
mire Liepos 80, Chicagoje.
(Panev. ap., Ramygalos p.,
Klebonu KY.
TAMKEV1C1ENE Rozalija, Sc
nyvo amziaus, mire Liepos
80, Chicagoj. (Panev. ap.)
TRAKIMIENE Barbora (Ber-
neckaite), 43 M, mire Lie
pos 20, Chicagoj. (Kauno r.,
Janapolio par.).
MARGELIS Vincas, SO metu,
mire Geg. IA, Athens, Ill
(Kapciamiescio par.).
CEPULIS Ignas, AT M, mire
Birz. 26, Philadelphia, Pa
(siauliu ap., Barisiu Ky.
KUTULIENE Katre, 72 metu
mire Birz. 80, Hart, Mich
(Marijamp. ap., Patkulgines
kaimo.)
MOCKAITIENE Agnieska, 7s
M, mire Liepos 10, Mahanoy
City, Pa. (Kauno ap., But.
kiskiu k.)
SUSIENE Ona, Sc metu, mirf
Liepos 81, Chicagoj. (siau
liu ap), Gruzdzu p., Konto.
res k.). Amerikoj isgyvent
38 metus.
PETRULIENE Sofia (Mesiu
nyte), 54 m, mire Geg. 20
Valentin Alsina, Argentinoj
| (Pandelio par.).
GUIDA Andrius, 33 M, mirt
Geg. 9, Villa Lugano, Argen
tinoj.
KLIsIUS Andrius, mire Lie
pos 20, Elizabeth, N. J.
VAGONIS Kazys, 55 M, miri
Liepos "a, Maspeth, n. Y
(ukm. ap., Bogoslaviskiu k.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 80 metu
BULKIENE Solomeja, 40 m.
mire Geg. 6, Montevideo
Urugvajuje.
ALEKNAVICIUS Vincas, g
M, mire Geg. 20, Rosario
Argentinoj. (Marijamp. ap.
Sasnavos p, VosupeliQ Ky
kGALABURDA Alfonsas, prige
re upeje Geg. men, Berisso
Argentinoj.
SAVICKAS Stasys, seno am
ziaus, mire Liepos m9nesi
Frackville, Pa.
BUBELIS Jonas, mire Liepo;
m, Maizeville, Pa.
VERBIENE Barbora (Vielai
te), 26 m, mire Liepos NJ.
ChicaOOi kIr hrvO ir UinouS
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DAILES CHORAS RUOSIASI
PRIZE RUDENS SEZONO

Nepersenai kilo klausimas
Detroito Lietuviu tarpe, Ar
Dailes Choras symet surengs
savo saunu piknika kaip su-
rengdavo kitais, metals?
Siais metals Dailes Choro
nariai, kaip ir visas pasaulis,
stojo j eiles karo darbininkQ ir
laikinai atidejo zaidimus, pasi-
linksminimus. Gasoline stoka
ir kit trukumai, kartu su ka-
70 pastangomis, sudare tokias
kliutis kad patartina buvo pra-
leisti sia vasara be pramogu
rengimo.
Vasaros metas jau baigiasi
ir Dailes Choras ruosiasi prie
veiklaus sezono. Visi issijuo-
Sc dirba iSvien kad padarius 81
rudens ir ziemos laikotarpi zy-
miu, ne vien Dailes Choro bet
ir viso Detroito Lietuviu isto-
rijoje.
Nauia sezona Dailes Choras
pradejo radio programa nauju
laiku sestadienio vakarais,
nuo Z val, is stoties WJLB.
ChOristas.
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ZMOGAUS AMZIUS
PRAILGINTAS

zmogaus amzius, bendrai
skaitant, b5gyje pastaru so
metu pailgejo % metals, pra-
nese Los Angeles apskrities
medikales draugijos sekreto-
rius. Daugybes zmoniu gyva-
stys prailginta moderniskais
ligoniniu prietaisais ir patyru-
siais gydytoju staEais.
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(Tesinys is pereito nr.)

tIeslnys is pereltO mr.
Lietuvos Konsului Chicagoje
pasiustas sekantis raportas da-
lyvavusiu lakunu paremimui va
karo surengime:
"V. V. Sajungos komiteto
virsininkai: A. Tvaranavicius,
pirm.; Z. Jankauskas, rast.; !;
Spaudos komisija: A. Garliau-
skas, z. Jankauskas, A. Tvara-
navicius; V. Y. S. komiteto
nariai: S. Masickas, J. V. Gri-
MUS, J. Ivanauskas, K. Zilin-
skas, B. Sarcevicius, P. A. Ker-
sis, S. Puteikis, j. Peciukas, F.
Nemeksas, P. Bingaila, A. Ia
mulevicius, K. Slivynas, Alex
ITrsinskas, Kaz. Valys.
"Baliaus darbininkai. J. Ia
nasauskas, J. Mazeikis, P. A.
kersis, B. Tautkus, B. Taut-
kiene; A. Garliauskas, J. Sire
leckas, M. Mankelevicius, j.
Maslauskas, S. Masickas, A.
UrSinskas, j. Ivanauskas, A.
Balinskas, S. Vinelis, F. Ne
mekSas, X. Falys, p. Valiene
il Ona Sprindiene.
"Baliu rene Sios draugijos,
klubai, parapijos ir kuopos, j'l
komitetu vardai:
Il. Lietuviu Muzikale Sale
ir DIX Gedimino Kluoas. Wiz
sininkai: NJ. Mankelevicius =
pirm. P. A.. Kersis, vice pirm.
j. lvanauskas, uzrasq rast.
D. Barunas, fin. rast. J., Mas
lauskas, I'D.
81. Liet. Ukesu Pas. klu-
bas.: virsininkai: Alex UrSin-
skas, pirm. Q932), ]. Ivanau-
skas, pirm. (1933) =; @. Orintas,
vice pirm. : j. PoZnakaitis, uz-
ra5u raSt.; j. Markunas, fin. !;
K. Dauknis, I'D.
). SV. JurgiO Piet. PaSalp.
dr-ia; vir$ininkai: J Maslaus-
kas, pirm.; A. Vaiksnoras, vi
&c pirm.; P. JaneliunaS, uzr
raSt.; d, Barunas, fin. rast. !;
J. Svensickas, I'D.
a. Liet. Republikonu Pas.
Klubas; virSininkai: j. Matu-
lis, pirm.; Y. BiSius, V. p; J.
.jaskelevicius, uzr. raSt.; J. A.
Nitkauskas. fin. raSt.; j. Sna-
liukas, I'D.
IS. Liet. Taut. Kat, Bazny-
CLOS (Sv. Marijos parapija) !;
virSininkai: J. Peciukas, pirm. !;
kaz. Valys, vice pirm.; F. Ne
mekSas. fin; P. Mileris, I'D. !;
j. BarCys, uzr. raSt.
IS. S.L.A. 135 KIP; virSi-
ninkai: A. GarIiauskas, pirm. !;
!. IvanauSkas, vice pirm.; Alb.
Garliauskaite. uzr.; w. f. Nor
ton, fin; NJ. Dambrauskiene,
I'D.
"7. Am. Liet. Taut. Sanda-
rOs AZ KIP: nariai: J. V. Girl
MUS, Z. Jankauskas.
"Prie to reikia priminti kad
virSminetos draugijos ir kuo-
pos buvo surenge w. piknika
Rugsejo II, 1892, 'Vytauto'
Parke, kuriame gerai pasidar-
bavo parduodamos skridimui
bilietus Sios tautietes: Stase
Griniene, Vince Jankauskiene,
Kaze Antanaviciene. B. Taut-
kiene.
"Balius pelne lakunu naudai
$50. Kaz. Valys surinko aukq
nuo pavieniu: F. Mockus, S5;
VIM. Valenis. So; Alexis. ST.
maitis, S5: Sim. Urbonas, S5;
M. NJ. Miliene, s.; DR.. Ignas
Stankus, $5; Jos. Kavalaus-
kas, So; Ona Sprindiene, S., ir
Juze Vilkiene, 81. Pats rinke-
jas, KaZ. Valys, aukavo S25.
Niso S66. IS tn, rinkejas per-
dave Kapt. Dariui SCI ir pri-
dave WIS komitetui S.. Pri-
DEUS baliaus pelna $50, kas
sudaro Viso $64, kuriuos cia
ir siunciame cekiu No. 411,
"Lit. Trans Atlantic Flying
Fund vardu' ir io apyskaiton.
"NVS. k0mitetas laikytame
savo oficialiniame susirinkime
Vasario 23, 1888, Liet. Muzi-
kalei salej, isnese pageidavima
kad sekamu draugiju vardai is
Philadelphiios ant orlaivio bu-
tQ uzrasyta: Lietuviu Muzika-
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PAGALBA NUO
REUMATlzMO

lei kenciate kuno skausmus; jei sanarlai
Iauslus; jei uzeina skausmai orc permaino-
Sc, atariam jums bandyti ROSSE Tabs be
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tan6iu per virs dvidesmts metu, gavimui
grcito paliuosavimo skausmv Reumatizmo,
Arthritis, ir Neurtis.
DYKAI sio Laikrascio Skaitytojams
Jeigu niekad nenaudojote ROSSE Tabs,
orasom jus BANDYT iuos-isbandvkit mu
su kastais. Pasiusime jun2s pilno dydzio
pnkeli--sunaudokit % iableies DYkAi. Jei
neducs preito paliuosavimo skausmo ir
lus busit nepatenkinti pasekmemis ir to pa
kelio zema kama, grazinkite nesunardota
DALI ir jums nieko nekastuos Nesuskit pi-
,1igu, .tik save. varda ir aGresa j.
ROSSE Products CO., Dept. X-3
2707 w. Farwell Ave. Chicago IS, Ill.
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TUkSTANCIAIs
DALYVAvO LIE
TUvIy. DIENoJE
Minia apie $4,000 Su-
sirinko Pamatyti Lie
tuvos Prezidenta
A. Smetona

MAHANOY CITY, Pa. -
Tukstanciai Lietuviu suvazla-
vo j Lakewood Parka, sekma-
dieni, Rugpjucio Is, Lietuvlu
Dienos iskilmen - kaip ia vie
ta zinantieji speja, dalyvavo
tarp 25 ir 80 tukstanciu Lie
tuviu is Schuylkill ir aplinki-
niu apskriciu, kurie atvyko pa
matyti ir isgirsti kalbant Lie
tuvos Prezidenta A. Smetona.
Diena buvo idealiska, oras
puikus, ir istisa ryta Lietuviai
trauke j parka automobiliais
ir specialiais traukiniais, ku-
riems pasazierius vezti buvo
issirupinta leidimas is pacios
federales valdzios Washingto-
ne.
Kaip Mahanojaus laikrastis,
The Record American, raSo,
81 Lietuviu Diena buvo didin-
giausia is visu per ketvirtdall
simtmecio rengtu.
Atvykimas ir Pasitikin,as
Kun. P. c.. Cessna il Kun.
J. J. sukevicius parsiveze savo
garbinga svecia savo automo-
biliu is Pittsburgho.
Atvykes j Mahanoy City, p.
Prezidentas penktadienio va
kare buvo Sirdingai priimtas
Lietuviu ir miesto valdzios ma
riu, nors atvykimo metu lilo.
Atejo p. Prezidenta priimti
ir pasipazinti Kongreso atsto-
vas, DR.. Ivor D. Fenton, kuris
ilgiau uztruko ir su p. Smeto-
ma pasikalbejo ir pasitare apie
Lietuvos ir bendrai pasaulinius
klausimus.
sestadieni, Rugp. IA, p. Pre-
zidentas if jo palydovai, Dir. S.
T. Tamosaitis ir Karpius lanke
ANGLES valymo irengimus ir
pacias angliakasyklas - Coal
dale kasykloie, p. Prezidentas
su savo palydovQ buriu, kuriu
tarpe buvo keli kunigai, buvo
nuleistas j zemes gilybes, 2,400
pedQ j kasykla, kur aprodyta
is kur ir kaip gaunama anglis.
Ponas Prezidentas ta diena
pietavo Mahanoy City klebono
Kun. P. C. Cosmos globoje, da-
lyvaujant Kittens kunigams, ir
aplankius kasyklas, pasikviete
pas save ir pavaisino Coaldale
klebonas Kun. F. Mockus. Va
kariene parenge Tamaqua kle-
bonas Kun. Juozas j. Sukevi-
cius.
Ta pat vakara p. Smetona,
Karpius, DR.. Tamosaitis ir
Prof. Sem, kuris buvo atvykes
is Philadelphijos pasimatyti SUI
p. Prezidentu, buvo uzkviesti
pas zinomiausius Mahanojaus
tautinius darbuotojus, pona ir
ponia Stasi Geguzius.
Sekmadieni, Rugp. Is, atsi-
kelus, diena pasirode puikiau-
sia, kokios rengejai nedryso
nei tiketis.
Seka: Lietuviu Diena ir
JOS Isl<ilmingumas
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le Sale ir Gedimino Klubas;
Liet. Ukesu Pasalpinis Klubas !;
LTKB. sv. Marijos Parapija; !;
Sv. Jurgio Liet. Pasalpine dr.
ste. Imant saskaiton baliaus
pelna $50 ir is surinktu Kaz.
Valio SAL, susidaro 800, duo
dant kiekvienai draugijai po
S25 kredito.
"Tarimus WIS komiteto ir
prasyma Suomi liudija Vilniui
Vaduoti Sajungos igaliotas ko-
A. Tvaranavicius, pirm.,
Kaz. Valys, ir
z. Jankauskas, raSt. "
Lietuvos Konsulas A. Kali
vaitis. caves sia apyskaita, at
sake Bal. 4, 1888, z. Jankaus-
kui sekanciai:
"Gerb. Tamsta: Atsakyda-
mas /. Tamstos s. m. Vasario
% d. laiska Lietuviu Lakunu
Skridimo per Atlantika reika-
lu, turiu garbes padekoti Tam
stai ir visiems komiteto ma
riams uz prisiustus Siam rel
kalui pinigus S64.
''Tamstos ir kitu komiteto
nariu Siam reikalui pasidarba-
vimas irodo kad JUS pilnai
iVertinate sio skridimo svarbq.
'Su Suomi siunciu Tamstai
atskaitas is pinigu gautu is
Philadelphia, Pa. Taipgi siun-
ciu ir garbes remeju sarasa.
''raip pat siunciu Tamstu
ziniai bendra fondo atskaita,
is kurios matyti kad Fondan
iplauke virs $4,000 ir kad ga
lutinai sio projekto realizavi-
mui reikalinga dar apie $1700.
Nera abejones kad per tuos il
kusius du menesius sugebesi-
me, bendromis jiegomis, sukel-
ii trukstan6ius pinigus, kad
suteikus visu galimu musu Ia
HUMANS garantiju vykdant 81
drasu iu zygi.
"Reiksdamas Tamstai, konli-
tetui ir visiems asmenims, au-
kavusiems Siam reikalui, ma
nos padekos zodzius, lieku giliai
Tamsta gerbias
A. Kalvaitis,
LietuvOs KOnsulas. "
Gavus toki prancsima nuo
Lietuvos Konsulo, kuriame sa-
ko kad "reikalinga' dar apie
$1700" lakunu projekto reali-
Zavimui, musu komitetas gerai
supraro kad reikalinga bus SUI
rinlti dar daugiau negu tick.
Laikas bega, skridimo diena
arteja, o cia pinigu dar nera
surinkta kick reikalinga. Kad
neaikvojus daug laiko ir, kad
nepalikti kaltininkais jeigu la
kunai del pinigu stolos negale-
tQ savo zygio ivykdyti, musu
komitetas Saukia vel Siam rel
kalui SuSirinkima.
Kovo 26, 1888, Liet. Muzi-
kaleje saleje susirenka drau-
giju atstovai ir pavieniai dar-
puotojai. Tarp kitu reikalp ir
apkalbejimu, konitetas nuta-
ria antra lakunu naudai gegu-
zine tureti anksti pavasart,
bet dabar visas pelnas bus ski
riamas iSimtinai ju naudai.
Susizinoti su lakunais kada jie
gales pas mus atskristi paves-
ia WIS komiteto rastininkui.
Sekant susirasinejimui, Kovo
27, 1888, Kapt. Dariui pasiusta
sekancio turinio laiskas:
"V. V. Sajungos skyriaus ko-
mitetas, laikytame savo susirin-
kline Kovo rs, 1888, Lietuviu
Muzikalej salej, tarp kitu svar-
oiu reikalu atrado reikalinga SUI
rengti Jusu if Lett. Gireno gar
bel prizes iSskrisiant Lietuvon,
jusu naudai piknika.
"Susirinkusieji tare, truks-
tant skridimui reikalingu lesu,
butu labai naudinga padarytl
panasu laukuose isvaziavima
kaip Tamstos liudijote patys
nprpita meta. hot dahar ION
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Sims, poetes Kapsu Aguonos,
langu ir zadins ia posmuoti Ell
les nesancias zmones grozl,
meile ir laime.
Evening star., 1943-04-10
Central Track Victor
As CrandaI| Stars
Episcopal Beaten as Ed
Gets First, Two Seconds

Despite double victories by Bobbie
Dodson and Al Huger of Episcopal,
Centrals track team took 63-55
victory in dual meet yesterday
against the Maroons at Alexandria.
Eddie Crandall was Central's lead
ing point getter, winning the high
jump and taking seconds in the
broad jump and 100yard dash.
1O0-yard dash-Won by Waldman C);
Crandall tc.). Bootj,e (EJ. Time. 0:l07.
22o-yard run-Won by FAIRIES tC),
Waldman CO., Rosmer CO.. Time, "a sec
onds.
simon enSete BUM c fme FL DGaS0a q
Simon ~: Hin 81. Time, s;S5si
Peoples S0w c nofessM0n cTssh s e time IS
1a4 pshnys high hsTdesmW0n dv BY watsrman n.7s
don iEJ. winslow 1E.j. Time. 4:5a.
msn -, GTesoTs ES. distance. a feet
Dsfps thToxWon 9y Hqssr g. r.
nrPss s sy%sn1 BY .na MsR Rs, s3 sSoqs M
for third place. Heisht. 1 feet. " '
High iump-Won BY crandall 81:
Brown sias+ and Wright e. tie for second
e5andall g I'd, a., 81: waldman (co. Distance
20 Ms'a fsst 3si5SWor insheT Nv r,,.eon,, zoo,n.
Wells. Broyles, Dodsonj. Time. min
utes 40,7 seconds.
Evening star., 1943-04-10

ways got underway this afternoon
with the first days rolling in the
first annual Arlington Bowling
Center handicap. With 500 as top
prize and a two-third handicap
based on scratch of 1913. the Z
game event promises to attract a
big field before its windup tomor-
row at midnight.
Tomorrow the 18th of a series of
Red Cross benefit events will be
staged at Silver Spring with Hugh
Arbaugh, the suburban bowling
leader, adding a mixed doubles
handicap to the usual 5-game singles
tournament. Both events will run
from 2 until midnight.
Splicing the varied Sunday duck
pin show, l6 survivors in the Ellis
Goodman head-to-head elimination
will shoot it out at the Lafayette
starting at 8 o'clock.
Brookland Race Tightens.
The pennant scrap in the Brook
land Merchants League was intensi-
fled when The Tavern quint trim
med the pace-setting Modern Way
Movers. 81. to cut the front-run-
ners' lead to single game. Tom
Rock. Brookland manager. helped
to salvage the losers lone game with
top set of 1896. Milt Jett of Barber
& Ross was high with l57.
Rex Bryne of Methodist No. 1
shone in the Clarendon Church loop
with 145 and 1865 while Falls Church
carried off team honors with 5el
and 1927.
Evening star., 1943-04-10
Eastern Shows Class
In Track Triumph
Over Coolidge
Takes 10 of II Events,
With Fontonu Ahead
In Three Of Them

A convincing 1890 triumph over
Coolidge IN its opening meet rates
Eastern Highs track team as one
OF the powers among schoolboy
thinclads this season.
Coolidge registered only two wins
In the IL events. Eastern's Emanuel
Fontana was triple winner, TAX
ing the high jump, pole vault and
broad jump. The meet was held
yesterday at Eastern.
McGinty \ l05 z (Eo; third Libby oCJ. Time.
sso-ysrd rrn-won by Prince Eo;
,scnnG a40,yard a.run;z runrwon ey Nicholson Eo:
E9s Time IS seconds.
Time ssGond, "a Jone tEo; third Martin Ic0.
loo-yard dash-won by sayers ED:
Tsan second Jones E); third. Fornwalt CO..
High jump--Won by, Fontana (ED; Sec
end, Wargin lE); third, Suit lE.). Height.
s.ia Broad siamp.won by Eontana e.:
pissaace. 81! !" teet So 'hra inehesi r0rman' CO..
wilson WI ~ tied for frst plaes. n Height, ss2
Shotput-Won by Zitmer tED: second,
Fleshman CO.; third. Wickhardt (EJ.
Distance, 80 feet 3 inches.
Discus--Won by Wargin CE): second,
Wickhardt tED; third, Fleshman iC), Dis
tance.. 100 feet 6 inches
High hurdles C75 feet-Won by James
81; second Browning tc0; third oBrien
Low hurdles I2o feet-Won BY Brown
ing &C.; second Jones tc). Third' Burns
One-mle relay Won by Eastern
prince, Jones, Asbury. Ncholsonl. Time,
3:43.
Evening star., 1943-04-10
GaNaudet Basketers,
Runners Honored
Tributes Paid, Letters
Presented at Dinner

Gallaudets Mason-Dixon Confer
ence champion basket ball and
cross-country teams were awarded
letters last night at a dinner given
in their honor. Dallas Shirley, East
ern High athletic director, was the
guest speaker.
Tributes were paid Gallaudet's S
courtmen, who won only 2 of 10
Mason-Dixon games during the reg
ular season. but nevertheless swept
to the tournament title while using
only five players. Those who re-
ceived letters were Paul Baldridge
Earl Roberts, Harold Weingold
Donald Padden and Roy Holcomb
the regulars, plus Substitute Dewey
Samples and Manager Eric Lalz-
kuhn.
Cross country letters were award
ed Francis Huffman, Arnold Daul-
ton. Cecil Aims, Robert Stanley
Robert Hines, Tom Fischer. Herbert
Goodwin and Calvin George.
Evening star., 1943-04-10
Confetti Chase Opens
Bride Trails Season
Men, Women to Compete
In Contest Tomorrow

Washington Bride Trails Associa-
ton is starting an ambitious seasons S
program of equine events with a
confetti chase tomorrow morning in
Rock Creek Park. It will get under
way at Equitation Field at IL o'clock
Horsemen beyond draft call and
top woman riders are to participate
The chase is not a race. nor will
speed be essential The intelligence
of the rider and the adaptability of
the horse will be determining fac
tors. Jumping will not be required
on the course marked with confetti
Tokens will be collected by the con-
testants at several points on the
course and must be redeemed at the
end of the event or disqualification
will result
A trophy and four ribbons will be
presented to the winners, with an
additional prize to the holder OF the
lucky token.
Evening star., 1943-04-10
Merrick Boys Rule
In Junior Golden =.
Gloves Event
Take Open Title, While
Novice Honors Go to
Police Club No. II

Merrick Boys Club boxers today
possess the Junior Golden Gloves
tournament open championship,
staged by the Boys Club of Wash
ington, while Police Boys Club, No.
II, captured the novice title.
Merrick compiled IS points as
Fred Richardson and Joe Guglielimi
grasped title honors and John Rich
ardson, Mack Hanbury and Elliseo
Vita reached the final round. Sec
ond in the open division were Alex
andria Boys Club, which also had
two champions in Billy Draper and
Billy Kerer. Georgetown Branch
was second in the novice class and
third in the open tourney.
Police Boys Club No. II sent four
fighters into the final round of the
novice division and three of them,
Joe Franklin, Charles Elam and
Charles Hillman, registered tech
nical knockouts. Hillman's victory
was at the expense of Tom wilkins,
a teammate.
Novice Division.
60-pound class-Eddie Kidwell (P B c.
No. ~ won from Pat Kelliher lGeorsetown)
65-pound class-Billy Shelton tAlex. B.
No a.
1O-pound class-Milton McNey (Eastern)
decisioned Dale Larson (Georgetown).
SO-pound class-Teddy Morgal (Eastern)
decisioned Ray Morgan (Merrick>.
s5-pound class-Charles Hillman p; B.
c. No. III scored TKO over Tom Wilkins
a0-pound class-John Ellis (centraD
decisoned Charles Holt (Georgetown).
1O0-pound class-Joe Franklin (P. B. c.,
No. ID scored TKo over Eccles Negri
(Georgetown).
l10-pound class-Donald Denny George
town scored TKO over Jack Frazier (Mer-
rick)
I"0-pound class-Charles Elam (P. B c.
No. ID scored TKO over Don Morgal
Eastern.
Open Division.
55-pound class-Joe Arduini P B. c.,
No; ~ decisioned John Richardson (Mer-
rickD.
65-pound class-Fred Richardson ,Mer-
rick scored TKO over Pat Murphy tAlex-
andria,.
7O-pound class-Bily Draper tAlexan-
drial decisioned Mack Hanbury (Merrickl.
s5-pound class--Bill Nichols George
a0-pound class-Billy Rorer (Alexandria)
decisoned Arthur Redill tGeorgetown).
95-pound class-Joe Guglielimi tMer-
rick, decisioned Elliseo Vito (Merrick).
105-pound claSs-Blackie Golwyn Cen
traD decisoned Jim Binns tGeorgetown).
Evening star., 1943-04-10
Softbol| Group Looking
To Industrial Buckers
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 10.-The inter-
est OF industrialists in the promo
ton of softball was one of the main
issues considered by representatives
attending the 10th annual meeting
OF the Amateur Softball Association
OF America, which opened today.
The association was expected to
name industrialists in each State
and metropolitan area to work with
the ASA commissioner in promoting
softball in industry and especially
IN plants devoted to war work.
Evening star., 1943-04-10
Roosevelt Nine Looms as Keen Contender in Title Series E 81
Sixteen D. G. Women to Bowl
In Two Connecticut Events
Yankee Open and Olive Johnson Journeys
On Top; Arlington, Silver Spring Hosts

Sixteen leading Washington wom-
an bowlers, the biggest contingent
of fair rollers ever to represent the
Capital in two major Connecticut
duckpin events. left this morning to
seek victory tonight in the 10th
annual Hartford Times Yankee
Open at the Hartford Morgan Rec
reation and the eighth annual Olive
johnson tournament tomorrow at
the Roger Sherman Academy in
New Haven.
Among the squad were Lorraine
GULL, Bing Moen, Lucy Rose, Gladys
Lynn, Ruth McClintic, Marjorie
Wells, Madge Lewis, Boots Work.
man, Lucille young, Alma Mehler,
Margaret Smith, Mary Magnetic,
May Diehl and Anna Daut. Others
who may compete are Jessie Sacrey,
Frances Wilson, Irene Cook, Mary
Fike and Dorothy Workman.
Miss GULL Ambitious.
Miss GULL will be aiming at her
third triumph in the Yankee, having
won the first event in 1884 and that
of 1885, She won the Olive johnson
in 1886.
Besides seven rollers from Balti-
more the Southern delegation will
include Ida Simmons of Norfolk
The No. woman bowler of the
country has won both events sew
eral times. Helen Currie of Hart
ford will be the defending champion
in each.
Special week end tournament
competition over Capital maple
Evening star., 1943-04-10
A. u. Playing Swa1hmore
After Net Loss 10 Penn

Special Dispa tch to The Star.
SWARTHMORE, Pa. April TO-
American University's tennis team
meets Swarthmore's netmen today
after taking To defeat by Uni
versity of Pennsylvania at Phila-
delphia yesterday.
Joe Hossick was A. US singles
winner. and teamed with Bob Miller
for a doubles win.
Singles--Herman Schaefer, Penn defeat
ed ed Robert Miller; .6-3, %; Robert Davis
Penn. defeated Harry Nelson, 81, 81;
Sam Parks. Penn, defeated John Manches-
tst. ter: 611i nf 6Il: Joe Hossick;. AMERICAN U.
Price. Penn. defeated Leroy Doolittle. 6-3.
e.; Art Bushnell, Penn. defeated BARLEY
Fupler, 6-3. e.
=, Doubles--Davis and Price. Penn defeated
Nielsen, Nielsen and Fugler. e., 81: Miller and
and Parks, 6-4, 6E: Bushnell and Bin
little, 3-6, 6-4, IS.
Evening star., 1943-04-10
Maury Regatta 10 Be Held
Al Norfolk on June Sc
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NORFOLK, Va. April 10.-The
18th annual Maury regatta will
be held this year on the week end of
June Sc, in the Lafayette River off
the Norfolk Yacht and Country
Club.
Announcement of the regatta,
which is being sponsored by the
West Chapter of the Maury HIT, of
which John Diell is president, was
made by Bobby Face, chairman of
the chapters Regatta Committee.
In making the announcement. Face
stated that the captain of the port
Of the City of Norfolk, Capt. H. B.
Hall. United States Coast Guard, has
okayed the staging of the classic,
thus paving the way for the COM
mittee to formulate its plans.