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Evening star., 1944-01-20
Eaq|es' Streak Ended
By Mount St. Joe

Gonzaga's flve-game basket ball
winning streak is ended, but the
Eagles own the satisfaction of hav-
ing pushed Mount st. Joseph's to
the limit in Baltimore yesterday be-
fore the Mounts were able to gain
their 18th consecutive victory.
The Mounts won 36-3l, largely due
to the hot streak they had in the
first period when Paul Gordon and
George Eikenberg led them to a
1871 margin. Thereafter the Eagles,
with Joe Hickson leading the floor
play and Chester Coakley doing a
good percentage of scoring. managed
to close the gap and make a tight
oanoe Of II
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Rowe, Phi|s' Vet Pitcher ,
Gets Navy Assignment
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. 90
Thirty two year old LynWood
tSchoolboy) Rowe of the Philadel-
phia Phillies has passed his pre-
induction physical examination and
has been assigned to the Navy.
The veteran major league pitcher
stood the examination Saturday at
Ell Dorado, Ark, his home in off
seasons. When he will report for
duty was not announced
Rowe. married and the father of
two children, joined Beaumont of
the Texas League in 1882 and later
starred with Detroit.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
,y the Associated A Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Jan. 2O-When it
comes to baseball, Jim Bagby and
Manager Lou Boudreau mutually
are exclusive-says Bagby.
The tall right-handed pitcher who
won II games for Cleveland in 1943,
has revived long-standing tiff with
manager of the Tribe.
Il just don't believe he and !
ever can get along on the same
club" said the hurler in a sletter
to Sports Writer Ed McAuley of
the Cleveland News.
"Boudreau does not like me and
I don't care lot for him. Bagby
wrote. The best thing Cleveland
can do is trade me. Where? Any
where"
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Dunbar High Conquers
Alumni in Overtime

Dunbar High shaded the alumni
quint, 1928. yesterday in a game
that went into, overtime with the
score at 26-all. In the last minute,
the alumni led, 26-25, but Bob
Cannady sank charity shot to tie
it up. The alumni edged ahead as
Eldridge potted one, then Charley
CabineSs evened the score. The
winning 4 points were made by Ray
Taylor and John Stratford.
Evening star., 1944-01-20

Cadet Corps as its mascot.
She made trips with the corps;
she frolicked in and out the for
nations, and when the band put
on show she wore an Aggie
blanket.
Said President F.. G.. Bolton:
To many hOmeSick fresh
man Reveille represented the dog
he left at home: that dumb friend
that always could be depended
upon for a wag of the tail and
a friendly bark, no matter how
dark the clouds or how negligent
were other friends. Reveille was
a tangible, visible connecting link
with carefree boyhood."
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Ace Ringmen Carded
In Three Big Shows
BY the Associated Press

hy me Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Jan. 90
Phil Terranova, NBA featherweight
champion, and Snooks Lacey will
meet here Monday night in a TO-
round non-title bout.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20 LP.-Nick
Londos, Detroit matchmaker, has
signed Jake La Motta and Ozzie
Harris for l0-round fight in De-
troits Olympia, January %.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20 (P).-Tami
Mauriello. heavyweight contender
and Joe Baksi will meet in a To-
round bout at Madison Square
Garden February 25.
CLEVELAND, Jan. 20 tP.-Beau
Jack, recognized as lightweight
champion by the New York State
Athletic Commission, will meet
Make Berger at Cleveland Public
Hall February Is If weight dispute
can be adjusted.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Texas Ags Blow Taps for Revei||e, Beloved Doq

half-time drills at football games.
Reveille's collar will be placed
in a case and plaque will be
affixed to the entrance of the
stadium.
Not long ago, when the cadets
were raising money to have
Reveille designated a general,
they also contributed funds to
have her portrait done in oil. It
hangs where every cadet may see.
Reveille was picked up one
night in 1881 by some Aggies on a
road south of the campus. A
leg hurt was dressed and she was
taken to dormitory. She i'm
mediately was adopted by the
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Jucobsens' III Points
Set Heurich Record

With both teams playing fire
mems" basket ball, a scoring record
was set in the Heurich League last
night as Jacobsen Florists won over
the D. C. Silents, 117-62.
Barry Kreisberg led the Florists
attack with 80 field goals and~a total
of 81 points, which also was thought
to be a league mark.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Young Mile Star
Headed for Navy

BY the AsSOclated Press.
Dick Hall. a frosh marine train
ee at Princeton, has been invited
to run in the Wanamaker mile at
the Millrose A. A. indoor meet in
New York February 5.
At Exeter Dick did 4;216
mile to break Bill Bonthrons
interscholastic record, and Coach
Matty Gels is rushing him along
because Dick will be in the Naval
Academy by next spring.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Champ Toxic in Ace Ski List
For Meet at WriqIey Field

Camp Hale, Colo. has competed in
more than 40 major ski meets in
Norway, Canada and the United
States. He set his record in 1912, at
Iron Mountain, Mich.
The other outstanding entrants
are the Bietila brothers of Michigan
1t. Walter and Sergt. Roy. Walter,
pilot in the Army Air Corps, was
member of the United States team
in the 1896 Olympics.
Sverre Fredheim of Minneapolis.
who finished first among members of
the American team in the 1896
games. is another highly-regarded
entry.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Five Champs Will Defend
Met AAU Track Crowns
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-Five cham
pions will defend their titles here
Saturday night in the Metropolitan
AAU senior indoor track champion
ships. They are Eddie Conwell in
the 60-yard dash, Jim Herbert, 800
yard; Jim Rafferty,, mile; Harold
Mayes, broad jump. and Bernie
Mayer shot-put. Other leading en-
tries include Ensign Ollie Hunter
in the 2-mile and Bill Hulse in the
mile.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Hanford, on Fur|ough
To Ride at Hia|eah
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla. Jan. 20.-Pfc. Ira
Babe" Hanford, on leave from Fort
Robinson, Nebr., where he is at
tached to an Army remount unit,
is a Hialeah visitor. He has re-
ceived Army permission to accept
few mounts during his furlough.
Jockey H. Trent's draft board in
Texas has advised him to report i'm
mediately to Miami selective service
headquarters for induction
test
Jockey J. r. Layton, who sustained
leg injury during the recent Trop-
ical Park meeting, was to accept his
first mount of the current session
todav,
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Basket Balls Seneskv
Voted '43 Sport Ace
BY the Associated Press.

38s VIfe 7tSSoeIdttu IrSS
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2O.-Phila-
delphia Sporting Writers Associa-
ton has named George Senesky, ST.
Josephs College basket ball ace, as
the outstanding athlete of l943.
Senesky, who scored SIS points
last season to set a national COL
legiate record, outpointed Spurgeon
"Spud' Chandler. Yankee pitcher,
and Bob Odell. Penn football star,
in an association poll.
He Is now an Army private at
Greensboro, N. C.
Senesky will receive an award at
the organizations 40th annual din
ner January p.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Red Wing Howe After
Club Scoring Record
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
If sgd Howe can turn the hat
trick tonight when his Detroit Red
Wings take on the Chicago Black
Hawks in the National Hockey
Leagues only game he can assure
himself place in Detroit's all-time
hockey hall of fame.
He needs only three goals to eclipse
Herbie Lewis club record of 148 in
II seasons. Howe, now in his ninth
full season with the Wings. has
flashed the red light 146 times.
Counting service with three other
clubs his National League total
is 1875.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Third Woman Gets 300
Tenpin Set This Season

CLEVELAND, Jan. 20.-Marge
Slogan. 30-year -old war worker
bowled a perfect game in league
competition last night, the third
woman to roll 300 in the United
States this season.
She holds the Ohio women's sim
giles and all-events titles and shares
the doubles crown.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Three Changes Urged in College Come
Colts Hand Episcopal
Quint First Defeat

Coolidges basket ball Colts are
back in the victory column after
trimming previously undefeated
Episcopal, 29-16, yesterday.
Tight defenses by both teams linn
tied scoring in the first half, with
Coolidge taking a 6-5 edge.
Thereafter the games complexion
changed, with the Colts hitting a
hot streak led by Joe Laing, Bill
Lake and George Laf1erty that soon
pulled them far ahead.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Blanton Foregoes Mound
To Seek Traffic Berth
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SHAWNEE. Okla, Jan. 90
Darrell E. (Cy) Blanton. "a. former
big league pitcher, has applied for
entrance to traffic training school.
first step toward a job on the
Oklahoma highway patrol.
He pitched for Sacramento last
season, but said "the chances are
We won't have any baseball this
year
He also declared he preferred
regular job.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
BY the Associated Press,


COLLEGE STATION, Tex,
Jan. 20.-Aggieland has said
good-by to Reveille-a dog that
won her way into the hearts of
thousands to become a symbol of
fighting spirit.
The little black and white
mascot of Texas A. and NJ,
termed more than an animal;
she is a tradition" died of old
age in the veterinary hospital.
The Aggie Band played THE
Spirit of Aggieland" and Silver
Taps" when they buried Rev in
the center of Kyle Field, where
the dog loved to ,cavort during
Evening star., 1944-01-20
American Pro Grid Loop
Plans to PIuy in 1o45
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. 20.-The Ameri-
can Professional Football Associa-
ton, which suspended operations in
1912 and 1943 because OF the war, is
planning to resume in l945, according
to Joe Rosentover of Passaic, N. j.,
president of the association.
1T depends, of course, on wartime
conditions" RoSentover explained
after a meeting of the association.
We will hold another meeting here
in July to make definite plans"
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Court Tilt Tied IS Times
Goes Two Extra Periods

BY the Associated Press.
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo, Jan.
20.-It was real whip-saw, see-saw
basket ball game between the
Maiden Army Air Base and the
Southeast Missouri State Teachers
last night, with the score tied Is
times. 1t required two overtime
periods before the soldiers won,
69-62.
Even the half-time score was a
tie. 1928. The count at the end of
the regulation time was 54-54 and
$3.50 on the first overtime period.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Nat Farm Getting
Venezuelan HurIer
BY the Associated Press,

CARACAS, Jan. 20-Alexander
Carrasquel, strong -arm man of
the Washington pitching staff,
has received letter from Owner
Clark Griffith authorizing him to
bring Pitcher Juan Francisco
Hernandez to the United States
for tryout with Chattanooga,
the Mats farm in the Southern
ASsocia ton
The Venezuelan hurler says
Hernandez is right-hander,
about 81 years old. with a fair
overland fast ball and excellent
control.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Howard Conquers Morgan
For 9Th Court Victory

Howard University cagers turned
In their sixth basket ball victory of
the season last night, nosing out
Morgan College here, 1885.
Morgan led through the early
part of the game, but the Bisons
managed to forge into 22-l9 half
time lead and remained ahead the
rest of the way Frank Daniels
counted II points to lead the
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Rowland Is Made Prexy
Of Pacific Coast LOOP
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press
SACRAMENTO, Calf, Jan. 90
Clarence Rowland, president Of the
Los Angeles Baseball Club, has been
elected president of the Pacific
Coast League for 10 years at salary
Of 1850 a year.
In electing Rowland for a lO-year
term. directors set a precedent for
length Of term. The salary con-
tracted for is almost twice that re-
ported paid previously.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
NordIunder Top Scorer

BAINBRIDGE, Md, Jan. 20.-Big
Johnny Nordlander, former Hamline
ace. leads the scorers on the Balm
bridge Naval Training Station basket
ball team with ITS points.
Forward Ken Corley is in second
place with 13l points. AL Brightman
is third with 1876.
Bainbridge has won l3 of 16 games.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Reds Again Will Train
At Indiunu University
BY the Associated Press.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Jan. 90
Cincinnati's Reds-touted AS one of
the outstanding contenders for the
1914 National League championship
will 60 through their spring train
ing PAGES at Indiana University this
year for the second consecutive year.
according to General Manager War;
rem G. Giles.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
u. S. Girls Win in Mexico

MEXICO CITY, JAN 20 (P).-
Arkansas Motors Coaches. womans
basket ball team from Little Rock
defeated the Rieleras of Mexico City
last night, II to 8.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Borons Take 10th Come

Cleveland is the first team in the
American Hockey League to hang
up 20 victories. The Barons did the
trick last night by shading the
Pittsburgh Hornets. 4-3. At the
same time the Hornets tied Provi-
dence with 20 losses.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Only II on Giunts' List

NEW YORK, Jan. 20 (P.-Eddie
Brannick, secretary of the New
York Giants, dropped q contracts
for 1914 into the mails today-the
smallest number of pacts offered in
recent wears.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Navy Soccer Coach Tops

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 20 (P.-
Tom G. Taylor, coach of the Navy
team, has been named "outstanding
soccer coach of the year" by the
National Soccer Coaches Associa-
ton.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Bogby Is Eager to Quit Tribe
Because of Boudreuu Feud

Bagby, 27-year-old native Cleve-
lander, went to the Boston Red Sox
from the minor leagues in 1871, and
was traded to the Indians in De-
cember, 1912.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Win, Lose or Draw
Balancing Schedules College Sports Big Task
BY GRANTLAND RICE.


One OF the toughest assignments college sport
the arrangement of schedules that will
were thrown against civilians schedules already have
been completed but many others still in the making.
1t is Frank Leahys belief outstanding
teams this outside of West Point and Annapolis
They lose good says
have good back with other good coming in When
they meet it will be for the national championship
"NotIe practically its
of the others will be hit This there will be
verla Sd couinn .lo n @s ~ th m u tn 1a faumanv who
real stars with that it's mistake to ovemach
these kids especially those who are not so good
17-year-od 17pound Ford would have
Georgia Tech
combination of perfect taking speed poise and running
smartness
COLLEGE Football Due Pros Full Respect
squawk those college players who
telling that 1t is the
which the player can have
more un can see no sense nor in using pro
football o college game.
Any football player should still be for his
college and the game that gave Profess
college baseball although you'd
surprised how big league stars are ex-coege men,
But pro possibly without the help of col
leee play Practically every professional
college lineup These had been we'll
abevelopd before they turned
anything happened football there would either be
league it strictly would be third class
Professionals Seen Tolkine for Poy Checks
tell the world how much better in every way
favor with the pay-check
playing strength 1t should have this
quality improving But for all that
you don't see any 10000 or 10000 coWds watching 'e top PROFESSIONAL
shows.
should the biggest college tootoa In
regard to football for 1914 am in fu agreement WIN LOU L @
things made right
he o the will be.
Three Changes Urged in College Come
College three essential rule changes be-
foren rolls around:
An should the opponents the ball
50-yard line
point back of the scrimmaee line
Permit tumble with the ball.
taking arbitrary stand that the rules
they are for the duration
If these changes footbaland most of the coaches
be quickly possible
hAmerlcan Alliance 1nc)
Evening star., 1944-01-20

Totals II 12a Totals
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Despite staggering increase in re-
quests for information or advice since
the beginning of the war, her staff
has given every possible consideration
to the demands upon it. Voters in the
22nd District may well feel that they
have representative in Washington
in the literal sense.
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Conc. Bolton Gairs Invaluable
Data Cla Needs OF War Veterans

Information on the present condition
and needs of our soldiers and what
they expect after victory is won was
obtained frst-hand by Congressman
Frances P. Bolton of the Twenty Sec
ond District during recent eight
week tour of inspection of Army hos
pitals in England and France.
This information, coupled with Con-
gressman Bottoms background of long
experience in the field of rehabilita
ton, should prove beneficial during
the next few years in aiding Congress
to act justly, humanely and efficiently
i'll all matters pertaining to the well
fare of war veterans.
Probably more than any other in
dividual in or out of Congress, Mrs.
Bolton has worked tirelessly for the
recruiting and training of an adequate
nursing corps. Her leadership in this
and other matters having to do with
disqualification and rehabilitation of
service personnel rs recognized.
Congressman Bottoms value in
Washington is by no means limited to
a single activity. She is member OF
the important Foreign Affairs Com
mittee and is an active, constructive
force in all of the vital matters which
confront Congress, where her ability
and sound judgment have won national
acclaim.
Many thousands of Congressman
Bottoms constituents have personal
reason to appreciate her conception of
responsibility to those she represents.
Her office is one of the most efficient
in Washington.
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ST nauja filma tiesiog atskleidzia
Vokietijos karo kurstytoju pastry
lima sukelti rrecia pasauiini kara
ateityje. Veikalas THE MASTER
RACE rradedamas rodyti Hippo
drome Theatre ketvirtadienl, Lapk,
9, su zymiais vaidintojais, vadovau
jamoje rcleje George Coulouris ir
Osa Massen. Filma vaizduoja leu
tonu vadu slapta platu planaatei-
tonu vadu slapta platu plana atei-
zane kaime Belgijoje.
Coulouris vaidina Pulkininka Won
Beck. arogantiska Junkeri karinin-
XII ir viena is svarbiuju proponaoto-
ju Ariskos rases viresnybes teori-
jos. Kai jis ir jo draugai mato: jog
Sis karas jau pralaimetas, jie pasi-
ryzta darbuotis kurstymui nesusi
pratimu tarp 'Alijantu ir okupuotu
saliu zmoniu, ir taip sukelia -tekia
betvarke ir sumisimus kad begyJe
sekanciu dvidesimties metp ar pa
nasiai, apsiginklavus Vokietija vel
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gales kelti galva pasaulio uzkaria-
vimui
To savo plano vykdymui ''valdan-
ciosios rases" fanatikai nuduodami
visollius gaivalus issiblaSko po att
tinkamas sritis uz Vokietijos ribu
Won Peck, nuduodamas suzeista Bel
ga patricia, patenka Naziu kon-
centracijos stovykla mazame Belgi-
jos miestelyje Kolar. Kuomet at
vyksta Alijantai pradeti atstatymo
darba kareiviai is tos stovyklos pa
liuosuoiami. Won Beck atsiduria
Belgijoie ir tarp gyventoju pradeda
kurstyti zmones prizes Alijantus,
sukeldamas nepasitenkinina il bio
Osa Massen vaidina Naziu auka,
gas paziuras tarp paciu kaimieciu.
Stanley Ridges Amerikieti koman-
dieriu. Carl Esmond Rusa daktara
Prize ju vaidina Nancy Gates, Lloyd
Bridges, Gavin Muir, Morris Car
novsky, Paul Guilfoyle, ir Helen
Beverly.
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KAS platina Dirva tas
platina apsvieta.
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LIETUVIU SALEJE

Ateikit ] Lietuviu sale pasi-
losti ir smagiai praleisti vaka-
ra su savo draugais. sios SUI
eigos atsibuna kiekviena vaka-
ra, nuo 8 val. lygiai. Parem-
kit savo kluba ir Lietuviu sa-
le, vietoje eiti kitur. Cia tapo
padidintos dovanos. todel jums
bus naudinga atsilankyti daz.
niau Lietuviu sale.
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| vIETINES z!N'Os
MIR M Al

. Z .s
ZAGORSKIS Viktoras, 61 M,
nuo 1911 E. AZ ST., naire Sp.
20, palaidotas Lapk. 2, Kalva-
Rios kapinese;; paaaldoss atsi-
buvo sv. Jurgio baznycioje.
Velionis. atyaziavo i Ameri-
ka 1906 m, j Cleyelanda 1915.
Paejo is Juodziunu k, sirho-
niu par, Panevezio ap.
Liko zmona, Katre, vaikai:
Elena Brettrager, Jurgis, Ona
Schultheis, Mare Mylaild, Ade-
lie ir Antanas.
Laidojime pasitarnavo laido-
tuviu direktorius N. A. Will
kelis.
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Sis pavyzdis taksu sumazejimo
sunaudojamo apskrities virsininku
ir ju istaigu islaikymo parodo jog
tie zmones buvo tinkami kaip biz
MO vedime taip ir ekonomiskume ir
atsakantume. Visuomene pakarto-
tinai uzgyre ir isrinko begyje pra-
eitu rinkimu siuos: County Com
missioner John F. Curry, County
Prosecutor Frank T. Cullitan, Coun-
ty Clerk of Courts Leonard Fuerst,
County Coroner Dr. S. R. Gerber,
County Recorder Donald F. Lybar-
ger, County Sheriff Joseph M.
Sweeney, County Treasurer John j..
Boyle, County Engineer John O..
McWilliams, If John j. Pekarek,
County Commissioner kandidatas.
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BAR ASSOCIATION
PARINKO TEISEJUS

Pravedus paeiu advokatu tarpe
Cleveland Bar Association balsavi-
ma pasirode kad Judge Julius M
kovachy gavo pirma vieta is pen
kiu kandidatq norinciu uzpildyt mi
rusio teisejo Walter McManon vie
ia common pleas teisme.
Xiii teisejai parinkti tuo paci,,
balsavinfu gavo pirmenybes: Carl
V. Weygandt, j Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of Ohio, ir Teisejai
Edward S. Matthias ir William l..
Hart uzgirti kitais dviem teisejais
! State Supreme Court,
Judge Daniel E. Morgan is Court
of Appeals neturi opozitoriaus, ir
xiii visi sekanti teisejai neturi XII
tn prizes juos einantiu kandidatu:
Common Pleas Court Teisejai Frank
j. Merrick, Samuel II. Silbert ir
Charles j. McNamee; taip pat Tel
sejas Nelson j. Brewer j Probate
Court.
KAS platina Dir11a toc
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Lapkricio z.
Visu apskrities virsininku sara
sas telpa ant 4-to puslapio. Pasi-
zymekit sau tuos vardus ir balsuo-
kit uz JUGS.
Uztikrinimui geros valdzios Guy
ahoga Apskrityje svarbu yra vesti
Apskrities reikalus biznio pagrin-
dais, kaip daro dabartiniai valdi-
ninkai, teikdami' visa patarnavima
ir reikalu vedima uz zemiausius ga
linus kastus. Del to taksu moke-
tojai susilauke ir taksu sumazinimo.
Real Estate Taksai lsuriu reika-
linga islaikymui Apskrities Valdzios
sumazejo nuo $12,921,000 nuo 1882
metu Xxi $9,558,00O 1914 metals,
arba $3,363,000 maziau.
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VIM. c.. PICKREL.
kANDIDATAS |
SENATA

?
William G. Pickrel, advoka-
tas is Dayton, Ohio, yra De-
mokratu kandidatas is Ohio
u. S. Sonata. Jisai visada bu-
vo remejas Prezidento Roose-
veto ir jo progresyvas politi-
kos. Jis kandidatuoja prizes
dabartini Senatoriu Robert A.
Taft, Republikona. Jiedu abu
yra buve Ohio Legislatures ma
riais. Pickrel atsizymejo savo
darbais darbininku gerovei.
Pickrel taip pat yra tarna-
yes Ohio lieutenAntu guberna-
torium.
Pickrel, jauniausias is Sci
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ISRINKIT DEMOKRA-
TUS KANDIDATUS
COUNTY VIRSININ-
KAIS

Cuyahoga apskrityje turime ge-
rus apskrities valdininkus. Sitas
faktas tapo patvirtinamas vietos
laikrascip metas pc meto nuo 1888,
taip pat ta pripazysta darbo ir vi
suomenes organizacijos; patys bal
suotojai ia pritvirtina iSrinkdami
JUGS kiekvienais rinkimais nuo to
laiko. Taigi jie uzsitarnauja isrin-
kimo ir dabartiniuose balsavimuose
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mos is sesiu nariu, gime maza-
me miestelyje Jackson, Ohio,
If pats savo pastangomis isejo
mokslus, pasieke advokaturos
ir darbuojasi visuomenes rel
kalais, kaip pranesa apie j jo
remejai Senatorius. (ziurek
skelbima ant 3-cio pusl.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-03
RODEO VEL GRYZO
] CLEVELANDA

Stebinantis Rodeo su laukiniu ar
kliu il CALVIN perstatymu, SUI dra-
5lais vyrais kurie state savo gyvy-
5es Siuose perstatymuose bel atvyk-
TIA lCevelanda, ir perstatymai te-
lis devynias dienas pradedant siuo
seStadieniu. Tai bus Wild West
Rodeo ir Texas Thrill Show. Tikie-
tai gaunami Bonds ir Public Hall.