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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-12-03
Sugryztanciu kaEzygiu
Palinksrninin1ui

Vietos dienraStis The Cleve-
land Press pradeio vain suk3-
limui pinigu taip vadinamam
Heroes Homecoming Fund,
itaisymui baigiamoje statyti
Grille General Hospital, kuri
randasi art York Road, Parma
Heights, pilnos radio sistemos
prie kiekvienos lovos. Kaip
reikia tik6tis, ta ligonine W.
pildys 1927 vyru gryzusiu is
yisu karo frontu is Pacifiko,
Aziios, Afrikos, Italijos, ir
suzeistu virS Vokietiios.>
Ia numatyta m0derninG sis
tema atsieis tarp $4,000 il
100000, taip kad kiekvi2nas
suzeistas karys lures sau nuo-
latini pasmaginima, sustiprini-
mui ju dVasios. sic irengimai
bus kiekVienam su ant ausu
uzsidedamais klausytojais kad
nebutu girdimi kitty salia gu
lin6iu, kurie gal tue tarpu ne
nori muzikos nai kalbu gird5-
Il.
Kadangi is Didziojo Cleva-
lando yra iSeje tarnybon apia
125,O0O vyru, aukotojai praso-
mi sudeti tik tick dolariu, 10
viena kiekvienam vyrui, If IA
sunoa susidarys.
Aukas praSomi duoti pavie-
Mai il organiZaciios.
Siuskit savo aukas j Heroes
Homecoming Fund, The Cleve-
land Press, Cleveland IA, Ohio.
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Apie Musu karius

Vincas Baltrukonis iSejo
kariuomene. 10 zmona suren-
ge Jam iSleistuves, ir jis deko-
ia giminems uz dovanas. Vim
cas- tue tarpu prisilaiko Colum-
bus, Ohio, taigi gauna prog2
parvykti sekmadieniui j ma
mus.
1t. Elena Klimas Grigiuta
siomis dienomis. buvo parVykus
is stovyklos palankyti savo
motina, brolius ir pazystamus'
il yra slauge.
Karys Kostas Savickas ra$o
stoyysklos kad .iis perkeltas
i Indiana valstija, arciau Gle
velando, ir vel praso siuntine-
Il jam Dirva nauju adresu.
Tarp paskelbtu pasizymaJu-
stu kariu, apdovanotas garbes
zenklu lakunas Sgt. Leroy Pi-
kelis. nuo 1916 E. 26th st.
Savo tevus lanke taipgi ka-
revival Juozas Lapienis ir Juo-
zas Gillis. Trumpai pavie5aJe
If pasimate su savo draugals
vel gryzo tarnybon.
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KAZYS STONIS
APSlVEDE

Biznierius Kazys Stonis, bu-
YES ilgametis Dirvos kaimynas
valgyklos ir uzeigos savinin.
kas, apsivede Lapkri5io 27 d.,
su pie julie zukauskaite. Sto-
mis- savo bizni dabar turi ant
Euclid avenue, Willoughby.
Sliuba eme naujoj parapijoi,
sestadienio ryta. Vestuviu pie
tus savo draugams If ginli-
mems X. Stonis iSkJle Old Ia
shioned restorane, ant Euclid
ir Shaw Ave. VeIiau vallaro
restuviu pokilis tes6si su arti-
mais draugais il giminemis jo
istaigoj II namuose, Willough-
by.
Kazys Stonis Claveland2
atvyko prizes keliolik2 raetQ is
Ansonia, Conn, cia lake ivai-
rius biznius If daznai parania
tautinius reikalus.
10 zmona, julie, gimus Pitts
burghe, let Clevelande dirbo
If gyveno prie savo broliQ. !
vestuves atVyko jos motina ir
viena sesuo is Pennsylvanij0s,
tik negalejo dalyvauti tevas,
nes jam prisiejo priziureti ju
turimas ukis. Dalyvavo ke-
turf JOS broliai ir trys mar
clos. Du broliai ir dabar diroa
Clevelande.
Lirk6tina jaunavedziams il
90 If Smagaus gyvenlmo.
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Industrijos Neteranai IS Richman
Eros. Co., lake gavimo de;mantais
i5margintu 25 metu tarnybos zenk-
leliu is F. C. Lewman, companijos
prezidento, metiniuose Padekavones
pietuose, pokilyje kuriame dalyvavo
1000 darbininku.
Is kaires desinen yra Ida Sivec,
Paul Lutz, Stella McNamee ir Lew
man.
Du tukstanciai Richman Bros. Co.
darbininku valge kalakutiena kar-
tu ir atidave pagarba 200 buvusiQ
darbininku iSejusiu karinen tarny-
bon; pagerbta ir Vienas iau zuves,
kompanijos tradiciniuose Padekos
dienos pietuose ir pokilyje jos dirb-
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(CURRENT NEWS ON THE
LITHUANIAN SITUATION)

In connection with the :eourth
anniversary Of the present %2r, t
is appropriate to consider, al least
briefly, why peaceful Lithuania,
through no fault of her own, mas
become the. victim of foreign occu-
pa>-On and why nor people nave
been subjected to such great suffer-
ing.
Before the outbreak Of World
War II, two important events oc-
Cured under Lithuanian skies: (D
in March, 1888, Poland issued her
ultinGatum to Lithuania, in which
size demanded the resumption of
diplomatic relations which have been
interrupted by the Polish seisure of
Vilnius in October, 1920; and (2)
in March, 1889, after the fall of
Czechoslovakia, Hitler seized the
Lithuanian Klaipeda Territory to-
gether with the port of Klaipeda.
On September l, 1889, when Ger
many declared war on Poland. Lith-
uania's Neutrality Act of January
1889, became operative.
SOVIET SMOKESCREEN
On the eve of World War IL
during the. Soviet British French
negotiations, in Moscow, the Soviets
claimed their right" to protect
the Baltic States against Nazi ag-
gression. After the Soviet-German
understanding Of September, 1899
the Soviets, however, claimed the
Baltic States for reasons of securi-
ty against the Western democracies
The Soviet press of that period OF
Soviet German collaboration con-
firms this sudden change in the
Soviet attitude.
The following characteristic de-
tail of Soviet mentality may be
found in an article entitled "The
USSR and the Baltic States" which
appeared in the magazine Bolshe-
vik and was reproduced by the Mos
cow News of June 10, 1910, only
four days. after the occupation OF
Lithuania by the Soviets:
Anti-Sov.et activities were con-
Quoted by the various societies OF
foreign origin that had found shell
ter and support in the Baltic coun-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-12-03
UZPUOIA KARCIAMAS

Gauios iaunu nadauzu ora
deio uzpuldinGti kar2iamas II
padaryti nuostoliu. Ateina
vidu didokas buris ju. pradeda
reikalauti duoti gerti, . kai
neduoda, ina dauzyti irengi-
mus ir degtines bonkas. Pas,
taru laiku dvi Lietuviskos kar-
ciamos panasiu budu buvo uz
pultos Wade Park Ave. dis
trikte, sumusta ir pora vyrr
kurie handa iuos pabarti, Vie
mas sumustu yra Juozas Ben
dikas, kitas Rapolas Rakaus
kas.
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THE PERISCOPE
By SARUNAS.

TT is REPORTED chat the Coun-
Gil of Canadian Lithuanians sent
the following cable to the British
Foreign Secretary Mr.. Eden while
he was in Moscow:
thousands of Lithuanians fight
ing in the Canadian, British and
American forces view with alarm
intimations that Lithuania will not
have her freedom restored after
the common victory over Germa-
N.Y..
IN THE OPINION of the New
Republic, the vague sentence Of the
communique on the Moscow con-
ference, "The agenda included all
questions submitted for discussion
by the three governments, may
have meant that subjects which
might have led to dispute were not
introduced at all, and there is g
possibility that the controversial
subject of the Baltic States was
either not discussed at all, or treat
ed in way chat no harm to cor
dial relations was done".
SEVERAL Lithuanian American
organizations have sent kilograms
to the UNRRA conference on post
war relief, demanding a place fol
Lithuanian delegate in the pro-
ceedings. There is hope that this
reasonable request will soon be
granted.
1T is interesting to note that al
concert by the Russian bass-bari-
tone, Sidor Belarsky, in New York
songs Of a score of the II ethnlC
groups that are found in the So
Wet Union were rendered, but none
of Lithuania, Latvia or Estonia.
Mr.. Belarsky knows better thar
the wiseacres of Moscow who pirate
about the "plebiscite" by which, il
it claimed, the Lithuanians chose
by "95 percent" to become one OF
the ethnic groups of Soviet Union
SOME Lithuanian American news
papers have commented on the pee
uliar fact that the Soviet govern
ment permits American Jews tt
send food and clothing packages tt
Jewish refugees from Lithuania II
Siberia. but denies the same privi
lege to Lithuanian Americans wht
wish thus to help their relatives
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DEGTINEG DUOS 6
SAV AITEMS

Deotines kiekiui sumazejus,
nuo Gruodzio 1 pirkejai gales
gauti tik kvorta ar dvi pus-
kvortes 6 savaiciu laikui, Tai
gi kurie nusipirksit turesit
pasitaupykit Kaledoms ir Maui
items Metams, nes dauglau
degtines negausit Xxi Sausio
Is, 1914.
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DEKOJA w AUX
JJCONUJT

Suomi dekoju visam komi-
tetui kurie padejo man atlikti
toki dideli darba, renkant pa
salpa ligoniui Mikui Bliujui,
kuris taip ilgai sirgo ir dabar
dar nera sveikas, taciau taiso-
81. Isviso buvo surinkta S4O7,
uz ka dekoju visiems aukoto-
Jams uz prielankuma.
Taipgi taria aciu Mikas Blu
Jus visiems aukotojams, kurie
buvo toxic geri pagelbeti jo ne
laimeje.
Dominikas Jokubaitis,
1881 E. 58th st. Su. 3
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tuveje 1900 E. 55th Street.
Pc pietu seke metinis iteikimas
tarnybos zenkleliu. ka atliko kom-
panijos, prezidentas. F. c. Lewman,
po to atsibuVo paGiu darbininku su-
darytas smagus programs.
Trims darbininkams iteikta del
mantais padabinti zenklukai uz 25
metQ istarnavima. Gavo Paul Lutz,
Ida Sivec ir Stella McNamce. Kit
81 gavo zenklelius ul 20 netu IS
dirbima, 119 gavo IS metQ tar
nybos zenklelius.
Lewman paskelbe jog Richman
da ;bininkai gaus pinigais bonus
Kaledoms il Svenciu atostogas su
apmOkGiimu.
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Selpimo Fondo Darbas
Eina Pirmyn

IS Chicagos gauta pranesi-
mas kad ten padaryta prelimi-
narinis sutarimas sudaryti vie
ma bendra tautininkQ, katali-
ky ir socialistu fonda rupini-
muisi Lietuvos nuo karo nu,
kentejusiu selpimu.
Taigi Clevelandieciams ne
uzilgo prisieis tverti bendras
visu sroviu skyrius, tokis ku-
ris visus vienys bendram dar-
bui, o ne skaldys.
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UZSERASYNlE
DERVA 1914 NJ.
GAUSIT 1914 kAAENDO-
RIU

ATNAUJINKIT. Visi senie-
il Dirvos prenumeratoriai at
naujindami s2Vo Drenunlorat2
uz 1914 metus, taip p2t gaus
puiku kalendoriu, Bet nevil-
kinkit, net Symet ir kale2do-
riu sunku gauti.
Dirvos ofisas atdaras vaka-
rails Xxi 8 val. Ateikit. Pre-
numerata galima prisiQsti il
pastu: $500 Superior Avenue
City 3.
PAsTU prcnumerata galima
siusti ir is Clevelando. Kas ne
.,,ri laiko ateiti administered
jon gall pasiQsti laiSku 81 81
pilnu savo adresu.
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Lietuviu Saleje

Ateikit Lietuviu sale pasi-
losti ir smagiai praleisti vaka-
ra su savo draugais. Sios su-
eigos buna antradienio, ketvir-
tadienio, penktadienio if ses-
tadienio vakarais, nuo 8 val.
lygiai. Paremkit savo kluba ir
Lietuviu sale.
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JIESKO GIMINIU

Kazys Matukaitis, IS Buenos
Aires, Argentinos, jiesko savo
seseru, d6des If svogerio, gy-
venanGiu Clevelande. 10 sese-
rvs Mare ir Ursule Matukai-
tes, dede Matukaitis. Noretu
su iais susirasyti. Kreipkit3s
Dirvos administration, gausit
10 antrasq.
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NJ IR | w 4 |

GAVELIS Petras (Rice), 50
n., nuo 1904 Simon avenue,
mire Lapk. 22, palaidotas 26
d., Brooklyn Heights kapine-
Sc. Paejo is Merkines parap.,
TrakQ apps. Amerikon atvyko
1913 metals.
Laidojime pasitarnavo laido-
tuviu direktorius n. A. Wilke-
lis.
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there Has the Soviet government
embarked on a peculiar racial dis
elimination policy? The shipments,
have geen going over the Iranian
border and are soon to reach 5000
packages per month, as announced
by the American Jewish Joint Dis
tribution Committee, with offices
in New York A million dollars
worth of relief supplies has been
allocated for this purpose in 1882
WEST POINT graduated as lieut.
enant John kas (Kasmauskas),
son of we'll know Boston Lithuan:
ian. Another young Boston Lith-
uanian, John J. Roman, Jr., re-
ceived pilot wings from the Colun-
bus Army Air School
DR.. PETRIKA, of Brooklyn, N.
Y, has written a short biographical
sketch of one of the earlier Lith-
uanian American dramatists, who
wrote under the penname Of Br.
Vargsas. He was we'll known to
Chicago Lithuanians and in his
short life span Of 81 years wrote
fourteen plays. DR.. Petrika's work
is in Lithuanian.
SES
THE SURVEY GRAPHIC maga-
zine tells of a 68-yearold Bridge
port. Conn. Lithuanian VINO wants
to so to night school, even though
his neighbords tell him he is
better prospect for a grave.
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eCLEVELANDE is ne

karo dirbtuviu paleista tam
tilri skaiciai darbininku. Ka-
70 darbai nekuriose dirotuvese
apleteia. Ar tas tikl laikinai
ar visai, patirs patys darhi-
ninkai.
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REIKALINGA MOTERIS

kuri priims pas save per dlena
priziureti mazus vaikus, puasntru
ir pustreciu metu. Isryto palik-
stu, vakare gryztant is darbo pa
siimsiu. AtsiSaukit tuoj:
Mrs. Bundza 1926 Star Ave.
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Jono Lapienio dukte Brone
istekejo Lapkricio 9, vyra ga
70 kitatauti. Vestnviu pokills
buvo naminio pobudzio.
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FOUR YEARS OF WORLD WAR III
AND L.aTHUANEA

tries. Six societies of this kind ex-
listed in Kaunas alone, including the
French. Lithuanian-Am-
eeican and Lithuanian British Soc
ieties. All Of them we're subsidized
by the Missions of certain foreign
Powers, Anti-Soviet lectured were
delivered at the Rotary Society.
In their great desire to camou-
flage their real intentions toward
Iithuania, the powerful Soviets pro-
fessed that there was danger" to
he expected from the Rotarians Of
Kaunas. forgetting to mention that
among the societies Of foreign orr
gin in Lithuania, there was also
the Lithuanian-Soviet society. More
over, no German-Lithuanian society
had ever existed in Lithuania. In
this atmosphere, charged with So
Wet suspicion and bigotry toward
the Baltic States, the Soviets suc-
ceeded in forcing treaties Of, mutual
assistance on all three countries
presumably for the sake Of safe
guarding peace.
The importance of this new So
Wet stand in the Baltic, as J. A
Tarocouzic says in his book Wai
and Peace in Soviet Diplomacy, is
that this championship of peace
by the Kremlin was not q peaceful
move but an act of sheer aggres'
sion"
GERMAN MACHINATIONS
Lithuania, faithful to her policy
Of peace and decency in internatio.
nal relations, refused to submit tC
German pressure upon her in Sep
tember, 1889, to open hostilities
against Poland. This was one OF
the reasons why Germany raised
no objections to the subsequent &C.
cupation of Lithuania by the So
viets.
Three times during the perioc
between September and IA, 1889
confidant of Herr Won Ribben,
trop, Reichminister for Foreign AT
fairs, bearing in mind the Lithuan
ian-Polish controversy over Vii
MUS, made attempts to induce the
Lithuanian Government to attacl
Poland Immediately, offering tx
supply the material assistance need
ed for such a venture. He also ad
vanced the assurance that the SO
viets would not object to such
move, emphasizing that Lithuanls
should act quickly.
Ito be continued)
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Public Links Future
To Be Topic Today

Tenure of S. G.. Leof1er,s public
links contract was to be discussed
today at meeting OF the seven
man District Recreation Board. The
possibility loomed that the board
created last year, might recommend
that Leoffler's contract, due to ex-
pire December 81, 1943, with a five
year option for renewal, be reopened
for bids.
1--WE favor an arrangement by
which the money made on operation
of public recreation facilities in the
District of Columbia be returned to
a fund for improvements Of such
facilities" said Milo Christensen. a
member of the board. The premise,
generally. is favored by the new
organization. For many years
Leoffler has paid the Government a
sliding scale, based on profits, for
operation of the public courses.
Today the only public courses open
are those at Rock Creek and Anacos-
tia parks and the course for colored at
Langston. Courses at East Potomac
Park and West Potomac Park are
closed, the former because of lack of
transportation, and the latter be-
cause the Navy has built dormitories
on the land formerly used for golf.
Leoffler told The Star several
months ago that he favored closing
the public courses for the duration
of the war because of transportation
troubles East Potomac Park was
opened for a few weeks early this
year, and was closed after a short
time.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Rush by Dixie Walker,
Stephens Slip Mark
Batting in Majors
BY the Associated Press.

s
Stan Musial of the st. Louis Card
inals and Luke Appling Of the Chi
cago White Sox haven't budged from
their positions at the top OF the
batters in the major leagues. but
the lists Of 10 leading hitters ex-
posed couple Of notable changes
today.
One Of these dropped Vernon
fJunior) Stephens. the st. Louis
Browns slugger who led the league
during most OF the early season, out
Of the American Leagues big 10 for
the first time this year. His aver
age slipped to .284 and he missed
the leaders by one point.
The other saw Fred (Dixie)
Walker of the Brooklyn Dodgers
break into the National League
leaders for the first time this cam
paign, and just to make his debut
in big league manner, Walker
vaulted into sixth place with q mark
of .302.
The averages are based on $50 or
more times at bat, causing the elim-
inaticn OF Johnny Mccarthy of the
Boston Braves in spite Of q .3O4 per-
centage. Mccarthy has been out Of
action for several weeks because Of
an injury.
In continuing to lead both majors,
Musial kept his average at 1853 whila
Appling skidded 10 points to .32l.
but managed to remain six points
above Dick Wakefield OF Detroit.
The 10 leaders in each league:
Evening star., 1943-09-14
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Sept. 14-For 10 years
Charley Bachman has been going
through the annual fall torment of
getting his Michigan State team
ready for its opener against its old
Nemesis, Michigan. Then Michigan
State dropped football, and Bach"
settled back for peaceful autumn.
But today the veteran successful
mentor is right back at the old
stand getting his newly acquired
Camp Grant football team ready
for Michigan, of course. The sad
thing to Charley this time Is that
he has less than a week to do it.
Happy to Be Coaching Again.
None of these boys ever played
under me-" he said after watching
the squad perform following yes
terday's announcement of his ap-
pointment as civilian coach of the
soldiers. GAS a matter Of fact, I've
never seen a one of them play foot
ball.
"Oh sure: I heard a lot about
Corwin Clatt when he was at Notre
Dame and some one asked me to
recommend Reino Nori to the De-
Evening star., 1943-09-14
BY the Associated Press.


ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-two new
comers to the st. Louis Cardinals
pitching staff may get starting
chances in the World Series.
Remembering the showing young
Johnny Beazley made against the
veteran Red Ruffing last year, Man
ager Billy Southworth is keeping
his eyes on two southpaW rockies,
Alpha Brazle and Harry Brecheen.
AS the Cardinals announced the
start of World Series ticket sales,
Southworth said he hasn't definitely
picked Mort Cooper for the first
game.
In event Cooper or Max Lanier
runs into defeat in the opener,
Southworth may turn to his two
first-year pitchers, who have been
carrying their share Of the load.
Brecheen, with 81 walks and SO
strikeouts in ll6 innings, verges on
the good pitcher proportion of
passes to Whiffs-one to two.
And with the Yankees and Cardi-
nails fairly equal in hitting power
Pitcher Brecheen's 9-5 record may
be SouthWorth's series find.
Since joining the Cardinals from
Sacramento two months ago, Brazle
yielded total of only IA runs,
earned and unearned. in 60 in
nings-an average of two in each
nine innings. He won six and lost
one
The Cardinals may lose Murry
Dickson TO the Army before the
series and Harry Gumbert and
Evening star., 1943-09-14

And by quite a feat of running
he managed to souirm out to the
l, where the ball then was put in
play for Camp Grant. Cost the
Warriors a mere 10 yards.
Steve JuzWik, ex-Notre Dame.
was even more playful for Great
Lakes Sunday against Fort Riley.
Fifteen seconds le tin the
game-Great Lakes ahead 90
19-the Sailors ball on their 33.
third down-tWo more running
plays and time would run out on
the anxious Fort Riley team.
Juzwik took the ball from
center, glanced at the circling
clock hand, and instead of hitting
the line he f1oated back toward
the goal-line When he was at
the 20 the final gun sounded.
Did Stevie ground the ball and
end the play? No.
Instead ne went on gliding
backward, with the Fort Riley
forwards making grabs for the
ball, but avoiding throwing Juz-
wik. Steve kept pointing ex-
citedly toward the clock as
though to say, games over-go
away" BY now he was on the Q.
Two more yards back, a tackle in
the end zone. and Fort Riley
would have a safety and a 81 to
20 victory.
But at last Steve set the ball
down. And only then did the
game officially end.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Skins Polishing Aerial Defense
In Drills for Tiff With Cards

skin schedule. Denver, Colo, has
sent bid for the Skins to come
west to play an all-star Army team
in that area, but it is unlikely the
world champs will travel that far
for game. They'll probably wind up
at Bainbridge, Md, in a game staged
before several thousand trainees at
the naval base there, but Camp Lee,
Va, the Quartermaster Depot, wants
to play the Skins on the vacant date.
Brooklyn went to Camp Lee last
Sunday and licked the Army team.
Bergman was to resume two-a-day
drills for his lads today, at their
training camp at College Park.
Wilbur Moore, who played an out
standing game on both offense and
defense for the champs Sunday, was
back In uniform and in good condi-
tion considering the battering he
took against the Bears. Moore made
big percentage of the tackles and
scored both Redskin touchdowns. He
came up with bruised arm from
one tackle,
Evening star., 1943-09-14
Be|dame Heads Smart
Week End Turf Card
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Three OF racing's annual fall fix
lures are Programmed for Saturday
with the Beldame, richest of all
races for fillies and mares, at Aqua
duct; the Narragansett Special.
which has a value of $25 900 added,
and the $1,000 Autumn Handicap at
Hawthorne.
The Beldame, also with value
OF $25, 900 added, is for a mile and
a furlong and the books closed
August 2 with q nominations.
Among them is william Woodword's
Vagrancy, queen of the 3-year- -olds
last season and who dead-heated
the event with Bing Crosby's Bar
rancosa in 1912.
A starting field of 10 is expected
for the rich Narragansett Special
with Lou Tufano's Market Wise
drawing top weight of 124 pounds.
Others are Woodward's Apache at
100, Mrs. Payne Whitneys Shut
Out with lib and Townsend B.
Martins Bolingbroke under 116
pounds.
Mrs. E. L. Hoskin's Beautiful I'd,
Mrs. Clyde Troutt's Take Wing. Neil
Rasmussen's Parasang and David
Straus' Daily Trouble have been
entered for the Autumn.
Evening star., 1943-09-14
In Dork, Lotsios Suys

Latsios, you see, showed up at the
Boxing Commission Office yesterday
weighing 1501a pounds. Kane
claimed he had signed to fight Lat
sios at 145 pounds Latsios said
he hadn't been informed of the
weight agreement by Promoter Joe
Turner. Kane refused to fight
LatSios.
That left the Boxing Commits
sion in its customary quandry and
it wasn't quite prepared for it.
Turner had neglected to file con-
tracts with the commission, as the
commission SO properly insists, so
since both Turner and the COM
mission had been negligent they
merely ran in a substitute on an
unsuspecting public.
Turner, according to Latsios, had
failed to inform him of the weight
agreement. Boxing Commission con.
tracts say, 1T is distinctly agreed
that there shall be no other agree
ment for covering this contest than
herein contained for weights" /"
Whaddaya mean, "it is distinctly
agreed?"
The contracts should have been
on file five days in advance of the
bout. They weren't even on file the
day of the bout The promoter isn't
supposed to make weight agreements
other than contained in contracts,
but there were no contracts and
there were weight agreements. You
are privileged to wonder why the
Boxing Commission wasn't on the
lob,