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placing their resistance on units
armed with mortars, machine guns
and some artillery In orchards and
behind rock wells and along water
courses. Nazi tanks also are par
ticipating in these delaying actions.
(Today's German communique
as broadcast by Berlin said
fighting against the enemy force
landed at Termoli is still going
on. German fast bombers effec-
lively attacked enemy tank and
vehicle concentrations and sank
three large landing craft totaling
more than 5000 gross tons."p
Allied flghter-pombers in forays
yesterday destroyed half of an
enemy convoy of $50 motor vehicles
and shot down two Junkers-52
transports north Of Naples.
Allied night bombers last night
heavily attacked the Grosseto air.
field, north of Rome and opposite
the island OF Elba. and several large
fires and explosions were seen. Elba
is now directly menaced by the
completion OF the French conquest
of Corsica.
Fifteen enemy planes swere shot
down during the days operations
against loss of six Allied planes.
Medium bomberS attacked high
ways and bridges at Formia, Isernia
and Mignano
Mlgnano and Isernia lie approx
mately 40 and so miles northeast of
Naples and Formia is up the coast
As miles from the port.
Evening star., 1943-10-06
Chandler Says British
Show No Enthusiasm
For Drive in Burma
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-Senator Chan
dler, Democrat, of Kentucky said
yesterday that 80 far the British
have not demonstrated any enthu-
siasm for an offensive in the China
Burma sector, and If they don't open
an offensive, then we must"
Senator Chandler, a member Of a
Senate committee which visited war
fronts, was en- route to Washington
to attend secret session of the Sem
ate tomorrow He said he would de-
mand more help for Gen. Joseph
Stilwell, American commander in
the India Burma theater; Gen.
Claire L. Chennault, commander OF
the 14th Air Force in China, and
Evening star., 1943-10-06
Foods Exchanged

Denmark is exchanging fish, COT.
fee substitutes. drugs and machinery
for French wine, spirits, machinery
parts. spice and perfume.
Evening star., 1943-10-06

The best way to root for victory
Is to dig deep into that pOcketbook or
purse and buy War savings stamns.
Evening star., 1943-10-06
ShelIoc Substitute foiIs

Synthetic resin as a substitute for
shellac has been found nsatisfac-
tory by the only company in Mexico
making phonograph records.
Evening star., 1943-10-06

their supply lines would be short
and ours would be long. In that case,
it would be an unending war"
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APSIGYVENO CIA 1

Lietuvos karo laivyno Kapi-
tomas Vyt Kuizinas. pabegelis
nuo bolseviku, Vasario. m. bai-
ges Michigan State Universite-
ta, jau gavo vieta prie laivu
statybos Clevelande ir apsigy-
veno pas P. J. ziuri Lakewoode.
Clevelandas yra paciu zy-
miausiu Lietuvos tremtiniu-pa-
begeliu centras, nes cia gyve-
ma pats Lietuvos Prezidentas
A. Smetona su Selma, poni Hy-
patija Sliupaite Yciene su Sci
ma, Kapt. V. Kuizinas, ir Kun.
DR.. X. Sirvaitis.
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ISTOJO SARIUOMENEN

Martynas F. Yeas, Lietuvos
karininkas, pabegelis is boise
viku, istojo savanoriu j USA
kariuomene. Jisai yra sunus
Hypatijos Sliupaites- -Ycienes ir
garbingo Lietuvos darbuotojo
Martyno Yco, kurs nesenai mi
re Rio de Janeiro, Brazilijoje,
keliaujant j Amerika.
Martynas T. Yeas yra anu
kas musu Ausrininku - DR..
Jono Sliupo ir Egles.
PIE Hypatija Ycaite, baigus
Michigan State Universiteta,
Ann Arbor. Mich, buvo pa
kviesta ] protestantu bazny-
clos "Chain of Missions" Flo
ridoje, kur lake daug paskai-
tn ir apie Lietuva. IS Flori-
dos gryzdama aplanke savo te-
ta DR., Aldona sliupaite Brook
lyme.
Siame Dirvos nr. telpa jos
straipsnis apie ta kelione Flo,
ridoje.
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NAUJAS LIETUVIS
KUNIGAS

Petras P. Cernius, Clevelan-
de gimes ir cia mokslus isejes
Cerniu sunus, baige kunigystes
nokslus ir 81 sestadieni, Kovo
20, sv. Jono katedroj isventi-
namas kunigu. Pirmas savo
misias laikys sv. Jurgio baz-
nycioje sekmadieni, Kovo p.
Petras yra baiges architek-
to moksla Western Reserve
Universitete, pirm negu nusi-
sprende likti kunigu.
10 tevas jau nires, motina
gyvena il dalyvaus savo SUI
naus isventinimo apeigose.
Kun. Petras P. Cernius turf
keturias seseris, viena ju yra
Karo Laivyno WAVES tarny-
boje. il parvyko j brolio isven-
tinimo apeigas.
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REMKIT RAUDONA-
j KRYZIU

Jau pervirsyta milijonas, dolariu
dabartiniam Raudonojo Kryziaus
War Fund vajui Cuyahoga apskri-
tyje, ir vajaus vadai tikisi Xxi sios
savaites pabaigos sukelti visa nu-
matyta suma $1,7SO,000. Vyrai il
moterys prasomi aukoti Siam nanny
frontui ir karo pabaigos programui
Mazieji aukotojai sudaro dideles
sumas, taigi jums 81 garbe priklau-
sys duokit, aukokit daugiau ne
GU duodavot kitais sykiais.
Tautines grupes paprastai gerai
pasizymi aukomis. Lietuviai praso-
mi neatsilikti.
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SUZEISTAS AFRIKOJE

Clevelandietis .Antrasis Lei
tenantas Jonas Slauta, "a M,
suzeistas karo fronte, kaip jo
zmona gavo zinia is Karo De-
partmento. Jis yra p. Polterie-
nes brolis. Tarnauja kariuo-
menej nuo Vasario, 1941 metu.
Lankydamas East High moky-
kla cia buvo pasizymejes spor-
tie. Mokesi Michigan State uni
versitete. Leitenanto laipsnir
pakeltas Birzelio m. 1912 m.
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Clevelando Liet. Skau-
tu Vyciu Skyrius
Likvidavosi

Del susidejusiu aplinkybiQ,
Skautu skyrius Clevelande lik-
vidavosi ir skyriaus lido paja-
vos isdalintos sekanciai: q
/. Lietuvai Vaduoti
Sajungai $4,000
2. DR.. Norem'o Lietuvos
Istorijai (Angliskoj
kalboj leidiniui apie
Lietuva) 1900
g. Chicagos Jaunosios
Lietuvos Sajungai
(knygu isigijimuD $50
Viso $71.80
Skautu skyriaus likvidavi-
mosi protokole inesta kad SUI
gryzus pc karui jaunimui is
kariuomenes, veikima atgai-
vinti ir dirbti kitokioj formoj
del savo Tautos ir Tevynes
ideally,
Buve Skyriaus vadai:
Vyr. sklt. J. Jurgelis
Vyr. sklt. j. Petrauskas,
Izdininkai: J. Macys,
I. Visockas.
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the Pope to be distributed through
Church channels. Similar collections
were made in Chicago, New York,
Baltimore and Shenandoah. Bishop
McAuliffe permitted one in Connec-
ticut and donated $500. American
Bishops have already given to this
purpose about $4,000 from the
special funds collected by American
Catholics for relief purposes.
TWO OCCUPATIONS of Lithu-
uania during the present war have
scattered many talented Lithuanians
over the globe. The Lithuanian
Minister and noted historian Petras
Klimas was stranded in Vichy
France together with Jurgis Sa-
vickis, the Lithuanian representative
with the League of Nations. The
former Lithuanian Minister to Rus
sia, Jurgis Baltrusaitis, noted poet
resides in Paris with his son, an
historian of the arts. A gifted
young poet, Observation-Disclosures
was also stranded in France and
was taking a Masters Degree in
literature. The fate of all of them
at the present time is unknown.
THE LITHUANIAN PARISH of
St. Casimir in Pittsburgh, Pa, ir
celebrating it's 5Oth anniversary
The first mass was said on Feb
19, 1895, by Rev Adomas Lopato.
The present pastor Rev. NJ. Kaze-
mas has succeeded in building up
the parish considerably. 1t has a
fine High School whose students
publish monthly in English.
//I
SWEDEN is A PLACE of ref
uge for three talented Lithuanians:
the novelist Ignas seinius-Jurkunas,
famous for his love story "Kupre-
lis" (The Hunchback), former Lith-
uanian Minister Gylys, and Juozas
Lingis, an expert in etnography.
The daughter of Mr.. Balutis, Lith-
uanian Minister to Great Britain,
is also a resident of Sweden.
IEI
BOSTON REPORTS the death of
Iurgis ]. Geguzis, owner and pub
Usher of the weekly Keleivis. At
one time he was sort of stormy
petrep in Lithuanian affairs. Ke-
LEWIS was established in 1905 by
M. Paltanavicius, who sold it to
Mr.. Geguzis and later started the
weekly Amerikos Lietuvis, in Wor-
cester, Mass. Mr.. Paltanavicius
died some time ago, after being
forced to sell his publishing bust
ness to Mr.. G.. Kyba.
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LANKO TEVUS

Algirdas Banionis, Bahioniu
sunus, parvyko savaitei laiko
is Karo Laivyno pavieseti pas
tevus ir pasimatyti su drau-
gals. Jis atsilanke Dirvos re-
dakcijoje, sake Navy jam labai
patinka. Jau pora kelioniu pa
dare Afrikon, taipgi yra apva-
zinejes juromis apie 100000
myliu. placiai mates ivairias
Sails.
Kitas jo brolis tarnauja Ar
mijoje.
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GRYZO Is BALTIMORES

Julius Smetona gryzo is Bal
timores, kur buvo nuvykes kali
beti LVS Alto skyriaus suren-
gtose prakalbose Kovo IA.
Dirvos redaktorius Karpius
ir Ona Karpiene 81 sestadieni
vyksta j Detroita porai dienu.
Grys sekmadienio .- vakare.
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zymiausi siu dienu operos daini-
ninkai atvyksta Clevelanda daily
vault perstatyme astuoniu operu,
savaites laiko begyje, pradedant
Balandzio ir baigiant 10 d. Val
dinimai bus didziojoje Public Audi
torium.
Visos operos parinktos sulyg di-
deles daugumos operos megeju pa
geidavimu.
Carmen, Bizet's visad populia-
re opera, statoma ketvirtadienio
vakare, Bal. 8, su Gladys Swarth-
out ir ellie kitu zymiu dainininku.
Sios visos operos yra spalvingos
ir melodingos.
Kovo Is pradedama parduoti t.
kietai paskiroms operoms, po $1.10
1920, $3.50, $40, $3.50, ir $3.50
su taksais iskaitytais. Galima gau-
ii kreipiantis Union Bank OF
Commerce, E. 9th ir Euclid.
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THE PERISCOpE
BY sARUNAS.

THE CONGREGATION Of the
Sisters of st. Casimir have now
$50 sisters, 26 novitiates and five
candidates. This congregation con-
ducts over 80 Lithuanian parish
schools, two academies for girls,
and two hospitals in Chicago.
THE LITHUANIAN PARISH of
st. Joseph in Waterbury, Conn, is
making arrangements to celebrate
its 50th anniversary. Rev. Lunskis
is writing a book on it's history.
THERE ARE amout $4,000 Lith-
uanians in Sodth America and they
are working towards the restora-
ton of Ii thuania's independence.
The noted journalist, X. cibiras
keep the Argentine press supplied
with articles of Lithuanians' hopes
and descriptions of the progress
made by Lithuanians when they
were free nation.
LITHUANIAN and GREEK fam
lily names are often very similar in
sound. So, probably. the noted
Lithuanian architect Petras Kiaule-
mas did not have any difficulty to
settle in Athens after marrying a
Greek girl. However, came the
Nazi barbarism and since then no
news from Kiaulenas.
ANTHONY J. MACEIKA, it is
reported, will run for alderman in
Baltimore on the Republican ticket.
THE NOTED POET, Attorney
Nadas Rastenis, also of Baltimore,
a member of Maryland's Legisla-
ture, is hard at work translating
into English the Lithuanian classic
"METAr (The Years., by Duone-
laitis.
WITS, the organ of the Knights
of Lithuania, after silence of sew
eral months, is reappearing again.
Its present editor is Ignas Sakalas.
NEPRIKLAUSOMA Ii E T u V A
Independent lLithuania), published
by the Council, of Canadian Lithua-
mans, came out with new and
striking cover design: the Lithuan-
ian White Knight charging across
the Canadian National Maple Leaf
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Nori Kitty Darby

Clevelando U. S. Employ
ment Biure kas saVaite vidu-
tiniai uzsiregistruoja po apie
1,400 darbininku norinciu per-
eiti is savo dabartiniu darby
kitus, gal but pelningesnius,
karo darbus.
Dalis is tu aplikantu dabar
nedirba karo industrijose.
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sBLEsINIQ rinkimas p

eta sekmadieni siaurrytineje
Clevelando dalyje dave geras
pasekmes surinkta 280,070
svaru arba 140 tonu. Surinki-
mas bus atliekama ir kitose
miesto dalyse. Taip pat bus
tam tikru laiku pakartojama
tose pat dalyse. Blesines turf
butt nulupta popiera ir sva-
rios, nesurudijusios, suplotos
ir sudetos kases ar popieri-
mes dezes nuvezimui.
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I.IUDNA ZINIA

Teko girdeti, Julius Kras-
nickas gavo per Raud. Kryziu
liudna zinia - kad bolsevikai
isveze is Lietuvos jo broio SUI
nu, kur ten Rusijos gilumon.
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AUkOS LVS REIkA-
LAMS

Apacioje seka aukotoju su-
rasas, kurie aukojo Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajungos prakalbose
surengtose Vasario IA, Lietu-
vos Nepriklausomybes Is me-
tu sukakties paminejimui, Lie
tuviu saleje, ir per Aleka Ba-
nj tam paciam tikslui:
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KAMBARIS IsSIDUODA

Pavieniui vyrui, ar merginai,
ar vedusiai porai kurie dirba.
Lietuviu seimoje. 1921 E. 1869
St. Tel. " 1892. (12)
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BISHOP HAFFEY of the Scran-
ton (Pa.) Diocese permitted a. col
lection in Lithuanian Churches for
Lithuanian war sufferers. Four
teen parishes participated and rails
ed $1,636.35. The Bishop donated
$3.50, so S1,s86.35 is being sent to
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ePASTO tarnautOiai Cley

SFASIO IdrnauIOJaI CIeVe-
lande, apie 5000, gal but gaus
pakelima pc $500
metuose, karo begiui.
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oOHIO LeoislaturOj. Col

bus, O., inesta paiIginti mote
rims darbo savaite Xxi 50 va
landQ siaip darbuose, karo
dirbtuvese su teise leisti dirb-
tt if ilgesnes valandas. Oar
DO unijQ virsininkai protestuo-
ia prizes toki sumanyma. Mo-
terys dabar gall legaIiai dirbti
40 valandQ savaiteje.
eOHIO Legislaturoje truk-
donna pravesti Gubernatoriaus
Bricker pasiulymas panaikinti
"sales tax" ant maisto valgyk-
lose ir vaistu receptu. Guber-
natorius ta pasiule tulas laikas
atgal, be legislature nesiima
to klausimo pervaryti, gaisuo-
DANA kitais reikalais.
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galima gauti pas
ORA MATULAITI m
(Lait)
1929 Euclid Avenue
CLEVELAND, OHIO
Skelbilnai "Dirvoje"
SOC uz viena karta
iris kartus uz $1.OO

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Smulkus skelbimai Dirvoje',
kaip tai nanny pArdavimas, il
nuomavimas, krautuviq isnuo-
mavimas ar pardavimas, pajies-
kojimai, padekos laiskai, gall
ma patalpinti sia kama.
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Skautn SEvr;,1s Moreno
knvgai 1900
n, r. T.mosait;s 80 90
z;,,r;c 5OO0
Mr. e. Mrs 7 Verbela 1000
K Karnins 1000
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Mr. & Mrs 7 SalaseviGius 500
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Samas 800
Mr. & Mrs A M Praskevicius, 900
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hntan.s r. ITrsnla Ruda; < 00
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x Zirkevis;us 300
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Povilas Cnd;s oO0
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I G. Polteris 700
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F 7 ziuris 900
Juozas IIrbsaitis 200
G. SeIickas 20o
Adon,as Noreiko o0n
T Cesnins 00
Mare Slavickas 100
Ant. sestokas 100
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Kaz Stankus l 90
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p. P. Muliolis 100
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' Cow
ALEKO BANJO SURINKTA
ir aukota jo 25 m. sukaktuviu
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Dirva dabar yra pigiausias
darbininkO liuOslaikio drau.
gas; platinkit ia tarp savQ.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
Harry Graysons
ScOreIbOaraI
WhirIaway, Count Fleet
and Man O War
Track Greats
BY HARRY GRANSON
MA Sports Editor

YORK July % - Unless take the affirmative for
@ War. you stick ont neck in comparing horses
WhrlaWay ranks the strictly
a matter Of personal opinion.
No horse quarter the Kentucky
Derby than the little dark chcsinuts 20l % Ohhand
would sufficient the way of recommendation II
match quarter - flat eighth OIL
devil red blouse blur as the son OF
Bcnhem lDuSWhrl sped down the stretch hS long tan flying
giving him the appearance of a big cat
WhrlaVay spectacular horse years He was
bo, finally rghed himself everything in sight
him from beating him
running ArCaro and the onccycd blink
had such sustained burst of speed as Whr
Recall The PreakneS which ucWsreel cameramen lost
of far did he trail in the backstretch.
could the too winch ne dem
horses the prnng side in
winning Massachusetts Handicap Suffolk Downs July Is
become the leading money winner lie ran like
ASab the match az NarraganSott
ms finishing kick and color the most remarkable
WhrlaWay durability He raced Is times as
2yearod a 3 He would have been out
training California been discontinued
Yet there was nothing wrong with Whirlaway uptl he de-
vooped injury left orelcg February while
ing for the New Orleans Handicap
filling this lee following his hanging in the
Mile Washington that prompted Warren
Plain Ben Jones Whaway clover where he
s richly deserves TO be
O a flIrlougS 90 and frac
3-year-old Count Fleets 08 Is Man Wars
finest 35 As a g. The Counts "a As
juvenile Wars for mile and sixteenth
The Fleet did 43 35 Big Reds best for
half % as under ll8 pounds The Fleets 228 Is
under 100 and running twisted ankle In June too stresses
Charles Hatton September
II insisted that Man O. War galoped point out
accuracy Hatton You
The performed off tracks all
reference his 36 IN the Wreched of the
seconds off That still
is o the year He the mile Of The Wood
soft Jamaica surface SO 25
Anyway always wind up with Man War
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AINarsIlS
Lands bills
i'm Cellar
PAGE 10

BIps Bar was atone in the
cellar in the tumble League as
the result of a loss to Alwardts
Cafe last night at Consumers
Power diamond The score was
5 to ?
Alwardts was first to score,
counting once IN the first in
ming on four successive singles.
Bits got both their markers in
the fourth to 90 into the lead
Two bases on balls. a double
by fath3m and Phillips one.
Dagger accounted for the pair.
AlWardtS struck back in the
fifth to take the lead from the
Barmcn { Stark lined out a
home run after Golf had walked
10 account for tao runs. and the
Cafe team also scored twice
more in the seventh, Dopp, c.
Bcycrlcln and b Beyerlein all
getting singles,
c Beycrlein was on the mound
for Awards and set Bills
down with only three hits, some
thing OF a rarity in the Fun
BILE circuit, where hits are a
dime dozen c Stark, with a
home run and three singles in
four trips plateward, was the
heaviest hitter Of the evening
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Washington Faces
Peppery Tigers
Beneols PIoy Senators
for Second Place

WASHINGTON. July 23-tP,
- With second place az stake
the Detroit Tigers, a peppier
crew after their double triumph
last night, face the Washington
Senators in their series windup
here tonight and a victory can
shove the Tigers in ahead of
the Mats, who today lead them
by only half a game
Tommy Bridges and Rae Scar
borough, who were scheduled 10
pitch last night but were held
back by their managers. get the
call tonight with the Detroit
veteran seeking his eighth vic
tory.
There were pair Of heroes
in the Tigers rs and 10 vic
tories last night before 22,068
fans. In the opener big Rudy
York delivered a three-run no.
mer to top off a four-run sew
enth inning rally that clinched
the win In the second game
Frank (Stubby) Overmire's six
hit pitching got the decision
over a four hit job by Early
Wynn.
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The Monitor-Leader
FRIDAY JULY 3, 1913 PAGE
Yanks Beat Browns
in smuggling Match
FRIDAY

In the American League the
New York Yankees out-Wsllop-
ed the St Louis Browns TO win
9-5 with Charley tKing Kong
Keller hitting his 18TH homer
with two on for the Yanks and
Nern Stephens getting his l4th
with one on for the Browns 4
five-run spree by the Yanks in
the fourth inning deciding the
game
Detroit downed the Washing
ton Senators twice in a twilight
night dOubleheader IS and 10
Rudy York S 18Th home run and
second IN two nights came with
TWO on IN the sixth inning to
WIN the first game and Rookie
Frank lStubby Overmire cap
tured a pitching battle from
Early Wynn in the second fea-
turc although giving up six
hits 20 Wynns four Joe Hoover
singled stole second and came
around on two infield outs for
the only run OF the game In the
fourth
Similarly. Cleveland was out
hit IS but managed TO beat the
Philadelphia Athletics p by
scoring twice in the fifth. jim
Bagby Smothered the As after
they had scored once in the
first
Chicago al Boston was post
poned
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CHICAGO, July 23-(PD-The
super duper golfing triple-head-
er at Tam O'Shanter is on the
way to setting fabulous records
The spectacle is attracting the
biggest assemblage of specta
tors in the history of the an
cient Scottish game, and also
figures 10 result in the great
est war-stamp selling drive cred
tied to any sport.
To date more than $4,000
in war bonds have been sold,
with three more days to go. The
goal is Sl,000,000 in bonds and
100000 in war stamps.
Admission to this amazing
carnival is 81 or more in war
stamps-which the purchaser re-
tains. The total attendance may
reach $4,000 to 100000.
This circus-like event is golf
on stupendous scale. 1t is three
tournaments in one, lasting a
full week. where the best anna
tours, professional and women
players now available can be
seen at one and the same time,
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Sports Hero
Dies on Duty
i'm Alaska

PASADENA. Calf. July %
lP) - Death in a fiery plane
crash has closed the action
crammed career of the worlds
fastest h u m a n. Capt. Charlie
Paddock of the u. S. Marines.
fabulous figure Of the fabulous
ly Golden Age of Sports - the
era between 1920 and 1890.
Paddock was killed in line of
duty Wednesday near Sitka,
Alaska, with Maj. Gen. William
p Upshaw, veteran Marine hero.
whom he served as aide, and
four others.
Chunky and barrel chested,
Paddock made up in fighting
spirit what he lacked in form.
He was far from the perfect
strider. A bundle of nerves al
the start OF race, he was at
the exploding point as the gun
sent him away. He seemed to
Wobble on his course. But what
finish! He had self-develop-
ed kick" on his last stride that
sent him bounding 18 feet across
the tape.