davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-18
RUSAI LSTEIGE
LENkIJAI VAL
DzIA

Sovietai toliau krecia savo
komedijas su tautomis Euro
pole. stai pranesa kad Mas
kva paskelbe isteigianti Len
kijai vyriausybe is Rusijos ir
kad, tuomi viesai ir atvirai at
meta, nepripazysta Lenku wy
riausybes in exile Londone.
Is Maskvos skelbia jog Len
kija tvarkys ir jos valdzia su-
darys Lenku ''patriotu unija",
esanti Maskvoje, kurion ineina
Lenku valstieciu partija, So
|cialistu darbininku partija ir
t'kitos demokratines grupes".
Lenku unija vadovauja Wan
da Wasilewska, national is
Lenkijos atsidurus Sovietuose
komuniste. JOS vyras, Alex.
sandras Korneicuk, paskirtas
nauju komisaru Sovietu Ukrai
nos.
Keista kaip pasaulis leidzia
81 bolsevikams taip axis mui
limit.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-18
ZYDAI LIETUVOJE
VISAI NAIkINAMI
Daugelyje Miestu Ju
Visai jau Nera

Sulyg zydu laikrascio lei
dziamo Londone (Lapr. IL d.,
1943), zydai Lietuvoje nuo ma
ziu persekiojimu baisiai nu-
kentejo:
"Vokieciu spaudos pranesi-
mais, visame Vilniaus distrik-
te zydai istremti, ir buve zy-
diskos sritys (ghettos) paves-
tos 'Ariams' gyventi.
"Naziai taip pat praveze zy-
du zudyma svencionyse, kur
400 zydu buvo isvaryta uz-
miesti ir kulkosvaidziais SUI
saudyta.
''Kaune iszudyta apie 10000
Zydu. Slabados (Vilijampoles)
zydmiestis visai isnaikintas.
"Taipgi nera daugiau like
zydu Panevezyje, Ukmergeje,
Marijampoleje ir Kretingoje.
,"Lietuvoje terra like du zyd-
miesciai, (ghettos), Kaune ir
siauliuose, taciau ju gyvento-
ju likimas labai neaiskus."
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-18

gauti is ju stambesnes aukas,
taipgi irasyti Sajunga dau-
giau nariu.
Visi tie darbai kuriuos Sci
mas nutare vykdyti reikalau-
ia zymiu sunny pinigu, -ir LVS
nariq buckles, aukos ir aukos
is visuomenes labai reikalin-
gos.
Naujai gautos aukos bus SUI
dedamos j viena su Seimui duo
tomis aukomis ir su LVS izde
esanciais pinigais.
Juo didesnes sumos pinigu
bus sudetos tue reikSmingesnis
bus galima pravesti Lietuvos
laisves gynimo darbas.
Kitos tautos savo vadavimo
akcijai turf ne tik simtais TUX
stanciu bet ir milijonais dola-
riu.
Ir mes Lietuviai taip turin
vertinti savo garsios, garbin-
gos tautos laisve.
Jeigu norim matyti savo Sc
naja tevyne vel laisva ir ne
priklausoma, ne laukiniu Ru-
SUI ar barbarisku naziu vergi-
joje, turin pasiaukoti ir
pasiaukoti dabar.
Didele negarbe bus NUNS
iei taptume puslaukiniQ bolse-
viku vergais.
Xxi dar nepavergti, kovoti
uz savo tautos turin geresnes
progas, negu veliau, kada bus
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-18
LIETUVAl VADU0TI SAJUNG0S
UzDUOTIS
kokius Naujus DARIUS Nuns Seimas Uzdejo

Smagu pazymeti kad rem
giants j Americas LietuviV
Selma New Yorke, Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajungos skyriai il
pavieniai nariai parode save
aktyviskuma visu simtu nuo-
simciu: kiekvienas skyrius be
isimties siunte j selma delega-
tus ir gausias aukas. Net to-
kie skyriai kurie. per tula lai-
ka isrode neveiklus, seimo me-
tn pasoko pirmutines vietas
delegatu gausumu ir auku SUI
momis.
Garbe jiems ir ju veike-
jams bel nariams. Pasirodo
kad tie skyriai daug nekalbe-
dami, nesigirdami uoliai seka
Lietuvos vadavimo reikala il
atsiliepia savo vadovauja-
vos Centre Valdybos sauksma
stoti j darba.
Seimas praejo, bet dabar
prasideda darbas. Darbas tas
yra uoliai pravesti gyveniman
Seimo nutarimus. Kaip ener-
gingai, prisidejot prize Seine
pasekmingumo, taip tikime pri-
sidesit ir prie jo nutarimu igy-
vendinimo.
Seimas uzsibreze, kaip at
mena delegatai dalyvave Sci
me, ir kaip jau is spaudos pra-
nesimu matesi, ne daugybe
smulkiu mazmoziQ, tiktai
pacius svarbiausius tiesiogi-
MUS darbus taikomus daugiau-
sia pagelbeti Lietuvos laisvei
ir nepriklausomybei apginti.
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g.. ==.... LAISVA LIE TUVA ""."@:, s-~n~
VYKDoMOJO KOMlTETO SPECIALS
POSEDES CLEVELANDE

Atsiziurint Lietuvos klau-
simo padeties rimtuma, Ame-
rikos Lietuviu Seimo isrirktos
Vydomojo Komiteto valdybos
dalis laiko savo posedi Cleve-
lande 81 sekmadieni aptarimui
ir sutvarkymui Seimo nutari-
mu kurie tuoj ir pradedami
vykdyti.
Posedyje dalyvaus Vykdomo
Komiteto pirmininkas Adv. A.
A. Oils is Chicagos, Peticiju
komisijos pirmininkas Teisejas
w. F. Laukaitis, is Baltimores
.Juozas Tysliava is Brooklyno
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-18

ir atstovas is Detroito. DAILY
vaus LVS centro valdyba -
Dir. Tamosaitis, Karpius ir P.
J. ziuris, Vykdomo Komiteto
sekretorius, vietiniai.
Shame posedyje bus nustaty-
ia Penkiu Milijonu Karo Bonu
vajaus smulkmenos; peticiju
milijonui parasu surinkimui
forma ir ju isplatinimas; bus
apkalbeta kit butini darbai,
ir apie tai bus pranesta Seimo
delegatams, komisiju nariams
laiskais ir Lietuviu visuomenei
per spauda.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-18

Seimo laiku pasirode ir DR.. Owen J. c. Noremo
knyga S'Tmeless Lithuana" Ia knyga skubia siunti-
nejama Amerikos Kongreso ir Valdzios nariams.
81 knyga taip pat, drasiai r atvirai gina Eetuvos
bya - ir Lietuvos kausima gina dabartniu svarbiau-
stu momentu, Ia knyga bus skaitoma ir ledziama per
Amerikeciu rankas zabo greitumu. il atidengia Lie
tuvos zaizdas, mazos nekaltos ramios tautos zaz-
das simpatingai Aerika, nurodo kaip zaurus kaimy-
mai = Lenkai, Vokeciai ir Rusai, - pavartojo savo
nezmoniskunla ir Mauruma prizes musu senaja tevyne
If musu broius-seseris. Knyga atidenga jog mazos
tautos yra karu prezastim bet dideses. Knyga nupa
sakoa kaip tos dideses galybes naudoosi vsu barba
riSku beteisetumu mazas tautas pavergti.
Taigi - kartu SUI zodzias kOkie taikomi Americas
visuomene apgint Lieuvos bya privalo ranka rankon
eiti ir darbas Darbas yra tai KarO BonV pirkimas
Kartu su siais darbais, bus vykdoma kit Americas
Letuviu Seimo nutarimai kap tai Lletuvlu kareiviu
Motinu if Zmonu organizavmas IL kit
SIUSKIT AUKAS SEIMO DARBAMS VYKDYTI
Americas Letuviu vsuomene prasoma paremti ir
toiau aukomis darbus kuriuos Semas pavede sa-
vo uztvrt;ntoms komisijoms dirbti.
Siuskit aukas surinktas Lietuvos Nepfiklausomybes
26 metu sukakties mneme siuskit aukas pavienia If
draugijos kulos nespeot auka Seiman prsiusti.
Darbas turi eiti pirnyn, darbu varyti rekalinga
pinigiska parama Ia parama suteikt yra lengviau-
sia r to prasome is visu kuriems saygos neeidzia XII
tap dirbti. Jusu parama pagreitns SeimO komisiju
darbus - ir todel nevilknant siuskit aukas dabar.
Aukas silsdami adresuokit:
Letuyai Yaduoti Sajungos Centras g s,ss
$500 Superior Avenue Cleveland g. Ohio
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Karo Bonu Vajus Pagreitinimui Amerikai
Laimeti Kara TESTS nuo Vas. 16 Xxi Kovo 81


Kap Amerikos Lietuviu Semo Vasario ir DID,,
New Yorke nutarta Americas Karo Bonu specials
jus sukelimu S. 100000 prasideda Vasario 16
- ia musu tautai branga dena, kurl prlnena NUNS
Lietuvu tautos iSsilasvnima r atsteigma nepri
kausOmos vastybes.
Uz Lietuvos Neprikausomybe ir vel kovo-
jane kovojame kaipo sios Salies Americas piecia
kurie tkime r skebiame kad Americas laimejimas ka
70 yra gerausias uztkrnimas Lietuvai Neprklausomy
bes.
Seimo isrinkta Karo Bonu Vajaus ir Peticiju Para
su Rnkimo Komsija ruosia r tuo paskelbs so vajaus
smukmenas
Mes, tue tarpu, prvalome ruostis darba, kurls We
da Lietuvus prie Lietuvos nepriausomybes uztikrin
mo. Atsmename karo pradzioje Valstybes Sekretorus
Hull skebe kad tautoms reiks pacioms dirbti, nekas
JOINS lasves ant lekstes padeje neatnes
Mes, Lietuviai, darbst tauta nesitikm nieko dy-
ka r pasirenge rankoves pasratojus dirbti = ir
dirbti DABAR!
Seimas padaro nedaug, bet pacius svarbiausius nu-
tarnus kure siadien labiausa prisdes prie Lieuvos
neprklausomybes uztikrinmo Imkime Seimo nutari-
vykdyti kap vienas vis tie kuriems rup atstaty
mas Laisvos Nepriklausomos Lietuvos!
Kartu bonu vajum, dirbsime r parasu rinkime,
kurias bus prasoma Amerkos vyriausybe uztarti Lie
tuvos nepriklausomybe. Parasai bus vien is Letu-
viQ bet yisu zymiu Americas zmonQ ku1e patys iver-
tina lasve r kurie prpazysta kad ir mazos tautos ly
gia vertos laisves kaip r dideles.
Pirkdami karo bonus parOdysim Amerkai kalp
mes nepaleidziama dirbame kad Amerka laimetu ka-
ra kad priesus nugaletu greicau - kad Lietuva kaip
r htos pavergtos says, butu saisvintos is po naziQ
prespaudos jungo.
Rinkdami peticijas- -parasus mes irodysme Ameri-
kos vyriausybe kad nenorme pavesti Lietuva XII
ton vergijon = Sovietu vergjon, karie dar neuzeme
musu Sales jau vergijos pancus Lietuvai suka.
Kalp tlk Selmo alku, If prizes Selma, is Maskvos
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PIRMIEJI DARBAI

Pirmuciausi darbai kuriuos
Amerikos Lietuviai privalo vi
sa energija vykdyti yra tai
Amerikos Karo Bonu Penkiu
Milijonu Dolariu sumoje ispla-
tinimas Lietuviu tarpe nuo da-
bar Xxi Kovo 81 dienos. Apie
tai plaeiau kalbama kitame
straipsnyje siame puslapyje.
Kokia. pareiga LVS skyrip
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-18

Shame darbe? Visai lengva:
netverti Bonu Vajaus komite-
tu, bet detis prie dabar vel
kianciu Karo Bonu Komitetu,
kad items komitetams tektu
visas kreditas uz Lietuviu par
duodamus arba perkamus Ka-
70 Bonus.
Kur komitetu nera, ten rel
kia tuojau Karo Bonu Vajaus
Komiteta isteigti.
Sekantis darbas tai gerai Or
ganizuotis Peticiju parasu rim
kimui. Tam darbui reikia pri-
kviesti visus zymesnius savo
kolonijoje Lietuvius biznierius
ir PROFESSIONALS, taipgi Ame-
rikiecius Lietuvos draugus.
Peticijq rinkimas bus kar-
tn ir gynimas Lietuvos Ne
priklausomybes ir platinimas
Lietuvos vardo visuose zymes-
niuose Amerikieciuose.
Peticijas ir kitas informaci-
jas koloniju veikejai gaus is
Seimo isrinktos Peticiju Komi-
sijos ir Vykdomojo Komiteto.
UzSIMOKEKIT buckles
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
skyriai prasomi saukti savo
susirinkimus dabar, aptarti sa-
vo akcija, savo talka kokia ga
les duoti Karo Bonu vajuje.
kaip pravesti parasu rinkima
uz Lietuvos nepriklausomybe.
ir kaip pasekmingai dirbti XII
tus darbus kurie bus nurody-
ii.
Visais atvejais patariama
tariffs ir kooperuoti SUI Seine
dalyvavusiais delegatais, kurie
vienas, ar du ar trys yra Sci
mo igalioti items darbams va
dovauti jusu kolonijoje.
Kur nera LVS skyriu ter
darbas atitenka tiesiog Seimo
delegatams ir igaliotoms ko-
misijoms.
LVS skyriai prasomi isrin-
xii is nariu metines buckles,
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svetimas jungas Lietuvai uz-
detas, kaip to bolsevikai sic
kia. ,.1
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kaIkime GeIezj Xxi Ji kar$ta!
pEl MLorA DoLARIU KARo BokAs NLoNAs PARAsu w
TUvos kEPRKLAUsoMYBE TURF EFT. RAkkA RAkKok

ejo siuymai- -plana pinkles mazoms tautoms pavergt
Seimas tuos planus tinkamai atsake Lietuvu vardu
mes norim Laisvos NeprklausomOs Letuvos, kaip tai
garantuoja Atlantic Carteris
Tai pacu svarbiausiu laiku paketas Lietuviu tau
tos zmoniu balsas.
''TIMELESS LITHUANIA" TAIP PAT LAIKU
PAKELIA BALSA w LIETUVA
Evening star., 1944-03-08
Golf at Indian Spring
Includes Title Event

Indian Spring Country Clubs
club golf championship tournament
begins on September 16 with the
finals on october Is, according to
the schedule of events this summer
released by the Golf Committee.
Among the feature events are
two 20-man team matches against
the Kenwood Golf and Country
Club. The schedule:
April 23, 20-man team match between
Indian Spring and Kenwood (at Kenwood);
$3.50, Blood Bank tournament.
May 8. 7, Points tournament; IA. Moth
male partners; 20, p, open date; %. Flas
June 3, 4, DIFFERS tournament; II, driv-
llne; pitching and putting contests 49,
Fathers Day. mixed sweepstakes: "A. 25,
July i. 2, American Red Cross tourna-
ment; 8: 3. A. s. Kay Trophy; IS, mixed
Scotch foursome; 22, %. two-man team
trophy; 80, low handicap and duffer sweep
August 8. driving. pitching and putting
20. 81 A + Utz trophy; =. ~ mixed Scotch
september 2, 2, American Red Cross
tween Indian Spring and Kenwood tat
home); 16; II. qualifying rounds, for club
championship: %, "a, first rounds. of club
of club championship.
pionship; "A, is, Anal Of club CHAMPION
ship: %. giants and midgets match; 30,
November 5, championship dinner; 10,
turkey tournament.
Evening star., 1944-03-08
Protests Fly as Wonder Quint
Is Laced by Stupendous Five

The All-Time All-Star Wonder
Quint is planning protest OF yes
terday's high school coaches basket
ball game at Roosevelt gym in
which they were licked, 52-24, by
Dave Keppel's Stupendous Five.
There appears little chance that the
protest will be allowed, however, as
Dallas Shirley, acting head Of the
Department Of Health and Physical
Education, played with the Stupen-
deus Five.
A spokesman for the Wonder
Quint, who asked that his name be
withheld, said they were protesting
on several grounds. 1t was sup
posed to be a coaches game, he
pointed out, and the Stupendous
Five had one ineligible player, John
Riecks, principal of Kramer Junior
High. Also with the winners was
Johnny Koontz, official scorer for
the high schools. How can We get
a break in the score" the spokesman
wanted to know, with Koontz q
player for them?"
Keppel Deserts Own Team.
The Wonder Quint also is protest.
ing the absence of Dave Keppel, who
was reported to be in Florida. HE
took a powder" was the charge.
Protest or no protest, the two
Evening star., 1944-03-08
Bonks Happy at Being 6-5 Shot
In Bottle With Perry friduv

Odds Of as favoring Aaron Perry
over Billy Banks for their io.round
boxing match nj Uline Arena on
Friday night put Banks In Just the
underdog role he likes. He has
earned something Of reputation OF
a spoiler in his recent matches with
upset victories over Pedro Herman
dez, Willie Speary and Vic Creel-
man, the last named coming after
he lost an earlier engagement to the
same fighter.
Banks feels his experience may be
the deciding factor against Perry.
Both are products of District anna
teur ranks, coming from Police Boys
Club No. 2, but Banks has been box
ing professionally for more than two
years and has had some so fights.
Perry has been in 13 pro engage-
ments.
Perry admittedly Is the stronger
puncher. but the Banks camp points
out that Perry will have to hit
Banks before he can hurt him, and
Perry just isn't going to hit him
solidly," says Handler Billy Edwards.
Besides" says Edwards, Banks is
a pretty good puncher himself. I
Evening star., 1944-03-08
BY the Associated Press.

PINEHURST, N. c., Mar. 8.-Gene
Sarazen has put together what he
calls "the greatest golf show on
earth" for the men and women of
Uncle Sans armed forces.
Sarazen announced here today
that two glamour girl golfers from
the Metropolitan New York area,
Kay Byrne and Katherine Fox,
would team with him and Joe Kirk
wood, the trick shot expert, in a
tour of Army and Navy bases and
hospitals in the Southeast in late
March and April.
Play Here April %.
The swing will start at the Miami
Biltmore Army Hospital in Florida
March % and wind up at Washing
ton on April %. Dates have been
arranged for exhibitions for service
personnel at Boca Ration, Fla,
March 20; Palm Beach, March 30;
Fort Pierce, March 81; at Daytona,
April /, and Jacksonville, April 2.
The troupers expect to appear also
at Savannah and Augusta in Geor-
gia, at Paris Island, Charleston,
Columbia and Spartanburg in South
Carolina; at Monroe. Fort Bragg,
Evening star., 1944-03-08
Tom Harmon on Coast,
Wears Silver Star Ribbon
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 6.-Lt. Tom
Harmon Of the Army Air Forces Is
here on leave, wearing the ribbon
Of the Silver Star, awarded him for
gallantry in action against Japanese
planes.
His citation was for his bravery
while fighting six enemy planes
alone, saving his formation, shoot
ing down two enemy planes and
bailing out behind enemy lines"
1t. Harmon, former University Of
Michigan football star, found his
way back to American lines 80 days
after he was lost on a divebombing
attack on Kiukiang, q Yangtze River
port, on October 80.
The flyer was spending much Of
his leave with Film Actress Elyse
Knox, from whom he received q
locket containing her picture to re-
place one he lost In the Kiukiang
attack.
Evening star., 1944-03-08
Newton Of D. {. Boxs!
For Charlotte Hall
In Match Al T.. j.

Allen Powell. winner of II straight
matches and regarded as one Of the
South's leading high school boxers,
will represent Warren High of Front
Royal in tomorrow nights matches
against Charlotte Hall at Catholic
University.
A hard hitter, Powell meets Char
lotte Halls Louis Pumphrey at 1876
pounds in what may be the big bout
of the evening. The Cadets lead
ing mittman is Spencer Newton,
120-pounder from Washington, who
last season won the 1l3-pound South
Atlantic championship with six vic
tories and draw. In his only start
this year, he won on technical
knockout. He's both puncher and
boxer. His opponent tomorrow
night will be Poochie Ballard.
Charlotte Hall is coached by Joe
Bunsa, former G. U. boxing and
football star who lost only one box
ing match during his collegiate ca
lreer
Evening star., 1944-03-08
Capt. De Tarnowsky Sues
Alice Rand for Divorce
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Mar. THE marital
affairs OF the former Alice Rand,
harrington heiress, encountered
complications today.
Her erstwhile husband, Capt.
Alexis De Tarnowsky, filed suit in
Circuit Court asking divorce and
requesting custody Of their three
children. The action was instituted
in behalf Of the officer, who is serv-
ing overseas, by his attorney, Nor
man Becker.
Mr. Becker told Judge Robert J.
Dunno that the heiress had OBJ
tanned divorce from De Tarnowsky
in Mexico and subsequently had
married Pvt. Charles L. F. Nc
Intosh, but contended the Mexican
decree was not valid here.
Mrs. De Tarnowsky made a six
week trip through the Midwest and
East with Mcintosh last summer
and they were married in Detroit
December IL, four days after she
obtained divorce from the cap
tain.
The suit sought custody of the
Evening star., 1944-03-08

don't know where YOU all get the
idea he has no punch.
Billy Is going to box rings around
him. anyway" Edwards predicted.
Both boys naturally are out to
win, not only for the leadership
among District Negro lightweights
that goes to the winner. but for the
good fights here and elsewhere that
awaits the victor. Lew Hanbury has
been suggested as a possible future
opponent for the winner and both
also are In line for Madison Square
Garden fights. Banks pulled out
OF New York fight against Joe
Manfreo so he could fight Perry
here, but can take that or some
other engagement if successful Fri
day.
Perry's manager, Harry Garsh,
also Is negotiating for place on
the March 81 Madison Square Gar
den card and likely will get it, de-
pending on the outcome Of this
weeks bout.
Evening star., 1944-03-08
MuhIenberg Will Use
Crompsey in Tourney

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Mar. 8 P.-
Muhlenberg has ruled that Jim
Crampsey, Penn basket ball star this
season, will be eligible to play with
the Mules when they meet De Paul
March 16 in the national invitation
tournament in Madison Square
Garden.
Crampsey played for Muhlenberg
last season, then joined the Navy
VS. program and was transferred
to Penn. Later he was assigned
to Muhlenberg's VS. program con-
Quoted at Moravian College. He
played with the Muhlenberg VS.
quintet late this season.
Evening star., 1944-03-08
CrswIey, Clsrsndon,
Lucky Strike Pin
Events on Tap

THE eighth annual Pop crawiey
Handicap, IN he held saturday at
Mount Rainier, will be one of three
week END bowling attractions. Sum
day the Clarendon Open Handicap
will be- the feature ut Eddie Gold
ergs Virginia drives. while the
Lucky Strike tournament for wom-
an bowlers with averages OF l08 or
under will give every fair roller in
the city except handful Of stars a
chance for coin and laurels.
Fresh from her brilliant victory
In the Margaret Lynn tournament
Thelma Northrop of the Arcadia In
dependent Ladies loop is sure to be
among the large field in the Lucky
Strike 6-game affair, which costs
only So to enter.
King Pins on Mettle.
Gripping first place by two
game margin over Lafayette, the
pace-setting King Pins tonight will
be hosts to the strong Hi-Skor COM
bination in one of seven matches
that will bring the weekday COM
petition IN the hectic District
League flag chase to an end for the
season. Starting next Sunday when
the all-star loop shoots in a body
at Northeast Temple, the remain
ing seven weeks of rolling all will
be carded on Sundays.
The runnerup Lafayettes engage
Arcadia at Lafayette. Clarendon,
two and one-half games behind the
front-running King Pins, meets
George Huguelys tough Bethesdans,
who just about wrecked Lucky
Strikes pennant chances two weeks
ago at Bethesda Bowling Center.
Other Matches Listed.
The other battles will see Hyatts-
vile visiting the fourth-place Spill
ways at Anacostia, Lucky Strike at
Colonial Village, Chevy Chase Ice
Palace at GreenWay and Temple at
Brookland. All matches start at 7:30.
Making a runaway of the Ladies
District League championship, Hi
Skor, six games in the lead, will en-
gage King Pin at King Pin. The
second-place Columbia quint tricks
to Rosslyn, Arcadia fires against Red
Circle at Lucky Strike, Spillway
visits Rendezvous. Chevy Chase Ice
Palace invades Takoma and Lafay-
cite meets Bethesda at Bethesda
Bowling Center
Evening star., 1944-03-08
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK.---Joe Agosta. 156, New
York, outpointed Ernest Cat Robin
son, 14SA, New York (S); Herbie
Katz, 17512, New York, stopped Charley
cnSTHG1Ts' WHiTE' laf5ti piAiiNs Nsw Kprk 90.
PRICE. 140A, Montreal, outpointed Julio
Gallucci,, 144ha, Hartford, Conn. (8);
pente pe Julian Mi Maavss ss" 1s yGrk ueqso eq
HARTiioRp: conn.-vince pelrorto,
1854. New York. and Snooks Lacey
12712. New Haven, drew Q0); Joe Sad
Ter: III, New YORK., outpointed Earl
JERSEY CITY.--Buddy Farrell, 1877,
Newark, outpointed Jerry Fiorello, 155,
New York QQ);. Johnny Cool, 1876.
Bayonne, Knocked out Eddie Cooper.
1921. New York CD.
NEW BEDFORD .Mass.-Pat De-
mers 1856, Brockton, knocked out Ike
Rollins, 129, Newark, N. j.. t2); Charlie
Sardo. 164, Revere, outpointed Mickey
Green. l60, United States Navy. (6).
BUFFALO, N. Y.-Joey PeFalta, 1877,
New York, outpointed Bobby Claus,
l451a. Buffalo I0): Johnny Flynn, 215,
Rochester, knocked out Frank Lumpkin.
$50, Buffalo t5)..
DENVER.-Jack Chase, 1853, Walsen-
burg, Colo.,- knocked out Kid Hermo-
sillo. 1873, Mexico ID: r. J. Lewis, 15s,
Denver, knocked out Don Callahan.
1888, Minneapolis Cd.
SAN JOSE, Calif.-Jackie Zurich, ! %,
San Jose, scored . technical knockout
over Hugo Ortiz. 119, Mexico City (9).
Evening star., 1944-03-08
Suruzen-kirkwood GIumourGir
Golf Tour to Wind Up Here

Goldsboro, Greensboro, Durham,
New Bern, Wilmington and New
River in North Carolina and at
Camp Pickett and Norfolk in
Virginia.
The show, free to service person.
mel, will cost civilians a Red Cross
donation.
Sarazen, the ex-farmer of Green
wich, Conn, is here to play in the
North and South Open next week.
He said he got the idea for adding
beauty to golf's show while playing
an exhibition with the girls at a
New York State camp.
Ignore Sarazen's Brilliance.
II scored a &c." Sarazen said. But
none of the soldiers looked at me.
They whistled when the young ladies
played"
Miss Byrne is a stage and radio
actress.
Both Miss Byrne and Miss Fox
will take time out from the camp
show tour to play in the women's
North and South here starting
April II.
Sarazen said he would play in the
$4,000 Charlotte Open before going
to Florida for the opening exhibition.
Evening star., 1944-03-08

teams are scheduled to meet again
tomorrow afternoon at AIS at the
Coolidge High gym. Both were
busy today rounding up additional
players, and charges of ringer"
have been hurled from all sides.
Yesterdays game was close only in
the first quarter. The Stupendous
Five, led by Artie Gucky) Boyd of
managed a 1910 lead in
this period, and waltzed to a 25-10
halftime advantage by holding the
Wonder Quint scoreless in the sec
ond frame. Boyd took individual
honors with IA points, while best for
the losers was Gil (Shootmore) Conn
of Coolidge.
Kozik Praises Referee.
''It was the best officiated game of
the season. This Joe Kozik did a
bangup job, and you can quote me-"
said Referee Joe Kozik.