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Van HoIIenbeck
Named Coach
of St. Mary's

Homer Van Hollenbeck, age
%, a native of Mount Clemens,
is the new grid mentor who this
season has the task of moulding
the Mountaineer football team
Of st. Mary's High School. He
succeeds former coach Steve
Morris, who left for service with
the Navy.
The new coach starred as left
halfback for four years at st.
Mary's a few seasons back, and
later played at the University
OF Illinois, until he went into
military service. He is now hon
orably discharged.
Two older brothers, Fred, 80,
and Duane Van Hollenbeck, 81,
performed as outstanding quar-
terbacks on the Mountaineer
teams of several years ago.
Coach Van Hollenbeck, who is
single, makes his home with the
Van Hollenbcck family at AZ
Smith street.
Football practise is scheduled
for 4 p. m. every afternoon ex-
cept Sunday at st. Mary's Sta
dunn on Brooks street.
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BENEFICIAL REST
Hal and Dizzy Relax

The two mainstays of the IT,
ger mound staff should be rest
ed sufficiently to pick up where
they left off-against the Cleve-
land Indians. After a four-game
series which opens with a twi-
light-night doubleheader in the
Ohio city the Tigers return to
Briggs Stadium to wage their
battle for the pennant.
But with the outlook bright
on the baseball front, the De-
troit club received saddening
news from the war fronts. Joe
Moceri, who played with Mus
kegon in the Michigan State
League and Salem in
the Piedmont League before 60
ing to the Tigers Buffalo associ-
ate, is missing in action in
France, the club learned.
Word also was received that
Dave Latter Of Leslie, Mich,
who was with Beaumont of the
Texas League, has been wound
ed in France.
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The Monitor-Leader
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER Il, 1914 PAGE 10
Illinois Puts Ban
on Injured Fighters

CHICAGO, Sept. 12-- (P) -
In a move designed to protect
boxers from permanent and pos
sible fatal injuries in the ring,
the Illinois State Athletic COM
mission has ruled that fighters
who have suffered brain con-
cussions will be Banded from
engaging in bouts. Six boxers
were banned from further fight
ing by the new rule.
The commission also ruled
that any fighter Knocked out by
a blow on the head cannot fight
for six weeks.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12
MISC 5purns
Shift Moves
Boehmon Believes
Advantage Lost

EAST LANSING, Sept. IL =
up - There won't be any hip
pity-hopping on Michigan States
side of the football scrimmage
line this fall.
Coach Charley Bachman,
starting the Spartan practise,
said he had dispensed with the
shifting backfield. Bachman
said he experimental with the
shift-less attack while "lend-
lease" coaching at Camp Grant
last fall and was satisfied it had
merit.
Another good reason for
dropping the Shift" Bachman
said, us that a large number Of
these boys have never played
the game before and our stuff
must necessarily be as simple as
we can make it. And, too, I
think the shift has been out
NODDED
Bachman said it was devised
originally to catch an opponent
mapping.
Late in the game with an op-
ponent firing we'd sometimes
start our plays without a shift
the coach said. 1T was always
a threat. We can dispense with
it entirely and not lose much.
We have some A, B, C's to learn
here"
He also contended that mod
ern day flexible strategy had
done much to cancel the advan-
tage of the Shift.
Sixty-odd players requested
uniforms yesterday. One of
these, Francis Brogger of Sag
NAV, came as a pleasant sur
prise to the coaches. An Army
discharge for physical reasons,
Brogger two years ago was re-
garded as the freshman squads
most valuable player. He can
punt, pass and play line posi-
tons.
Bachman sent his squa d
through a three-hour drill and
said that for the next two weeks
a two-day practise routine would
prevail.
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Possible Tie
Among Four
Teams Viewed
Detroit Favored
in Slight Edge
Over Boston Rivals
BY JACK HAND
Associated Press Sports Writer

Sports NIlNt
Possibilities of two or three
way tie for the American
League pennant appeared less
fantastic today as the four lead
ers -leafed through an early
week rest period before moving
into the final stretch drive.
With an average of II games
TO play, Detroit had 10, the first
place Yankees were only three
lengths in front of fourth-place
Boston one game ahead of St.
Louis and a half game on top
of Detroit.
If tie should result, the
world series opening date of
Oct. 4 might have TO be moved
back although a single game
playoff in the west could be
completed in time to open on
schedule in st. Louis if only
l"O bCdIllS "SIC INV OINSd'
Open gaps in the league
schedule left only'a New York
Philadelphia night game on
Wednesday hanging before the
weekend business starts on Fri
day but the race can not be de-
cided before the final intersec-
tional series starting next week.
Detroit held a slight edge on
Boston in the business of beat
ing their rivals from the oppo-
site geographical half. The Tig-
ers walloped the Fasteners A
times in "a starts for a .595a per-
centage. Boston dubbed the
west AZ of "A or .568, st. Louis
managed a 80 of rs pace for
$50 and New York just broke
even in "a tits. Washington was
easy meat for the Tigers who
took them Is or ID and Boston
had no trouble running Chicago
by the same 1913 margin.
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Muster 30
on St. Mory's
Grid Squad

Practise for the Mountaineers
of st. Mary's high school started
yesterday at 4 p. m. with 80
men reporting for the first
workout of the 1914 season.
Prospects for a good team are
promising" according to Coach
Homer Van Hollenbeck, but. Of
course, it can not yet be said
with very much assurance just
how good team the boys from
st. Mary's will form. About six
lettermen from last year have
returned, and the coach will at
least have that much needed ex-
perience to build the team
around.
Captain Fullback Francis
D'Luge is one of the men re-
turning from last years team,
and will undoubtedly bring back
with him the fine play that
marked him as an outstanding
player on last years team. Most
of the returning men are lines
men, but Coach Van Hollenbeck
expects his backfield to balance
with the forward wall. AS will
be the case with most high
school teams this year, the squad
will probably be light and fast.
The squad has not suffered
from the draft as yet, and if
Uncle Sam keeps his hands to
h imself, the Mountaineers
should prove a formidable foe
to their opponents. The main
question, which is the main
question with coaches elsewhere,
is reserve power, and that is
perhaps the most important pow
er of any team.
st. Mary's will play in the De-
troit Parochial league. second
division of the West side. The
is not yet complete.
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Sweeps Are Absent
In League Opener
House League Pin
Comes All FL

Sweeps were CONSPICUOUS by
their absence last night as the
Bowl-O-Drome House League
opened the 1944-45 season. All
six matched were 81 affairs.
Winners were Detroit News over
Miller Insurance, Monitor-Lead-
er over Beuschlein Tavern. Altes
Lager over Mount Clemens
Manufacturing, Copeland Manu-
featuring over Korte-Yde Groc-
cry, Graham Coffee Shop over
Post Engineers Electric and Post
Engineers Carpentry over /. O.
O. F.
Curly DeRue Of Detroit News
hit 566 for top three-game
count while Buzz Hoyt of Car
pentry had high single, 222.
The Standings:
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DETROIT, Sept. IL - Up
Detroit's two leading pitchers
Dizzy Trout and Hal Newhous-
err probably will benefit as
much as anybody from the loop
holes in the American League
schedule which, because of ex-
ceptionally good baseball wea-
Their, keep all teams except New
York idle until Friday.
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Aeros, HiI|crest
Chalk Up Slams
Civic League Opens
Season at Alleys

Aero Repair No. 2, Hillcrest
Studio and Eagles chalked up
slams last Friday as the newly
organized Civic League opened
its season at BoWl-O-Drome. Re-
pair No. 2 BANKED Inspection,
Hillcrest did the same to Aero
Repair No. ! and Eagles won
their three from Sheet Metal.
The remaining three matches
were FL affairs with Franks
Market defeating Rotary Club,
Kurz Tavern winning from
Vans on the Lake and Kiwanis
Club downing Georges Hi
Speed.
Art Burgess with $40 and r.
Maeder with a 212 single in SIT
shared individual honors. Both
bowl for KurZ.
The Standings:
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La(roix Decorators
Have Perfect Score
individual Champ
Is Dorothy Krouse

LaCroix Decorators with
three won and none lost led the
Ladies' Major League at the
BoWl-O-Drome this week, while
Bath City Garage on the bottom
rung struggled with an opposite
percentage.
The decorators turned in the
best card, 2,263, for a three
game series, and Dor o t h y
Krause led individuals with
513-178.
The standings:
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Michigan
Ready for


ANN ARBOR, Mich, Sept. II
= (P - Coach H. o. (Fritz)
Crisler- admits his Michigan
gridders have shown considera-
bic improvement in the past two
weeks, but that doesn't mean
any extra rest for the squad be-
fore the opened with Iowa pre-
flight here Saturday.
Realizing the Seahawks have
the edge in experience, Crisler
put his charges through scrim-
make session yesterday and
scheduled similar workouts for
today and tomorrow. A gradual
tapering-off, with little or no
contact work, will begin Thurs
day.
Crisler is still undecided about
converting Don Lund, Detroit
er who gained a lot of ground
as a Wolverine back last year,
to be center position. John Lin
toll, also of Detroit, and Veteran
Harold Watts have the inside
track for the pivot post so far,
but Lund has been alternating
in recent drills from center to
backfield.
Three veterans probably will
be in the starting backfield,
Capt. Bob Wiese at fullback, Joe
Ponsetto at quarter, and Bob
Nussbaumer at tailback. Ralph
Chubb, a local boy who was
reserve last year, is slated for
the wingback post.
In the line the most likely
starters are Dick Rifenberg,
Saginaw Freshman, and Bruck
Hilkene at the ends, Letterman
Glenn Bauman and Milan Laze-
itch at tackle and George Burg
and Roger Chiaverini at guard.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12

NEW YORK - Dom Amorso,
134A, Jersey City, and Bo Har-
ris, 1924, New York drew, 8.
Johnny Juliano, l24 Il, Paterson,
N. j., outpointed Georgia Coop
er, 1854, New York, 8.
PITTSBURGH-Jose Basora,
1856, Puerto Rico, outpointed Os-
sic Harris, 100, Pittsburgh, 10.
Sammy Parrotta, 1874, Pitts
burgh, outpointed Juste Fon-
tame, 1872, Milwaukee, 10.
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Terrace Gardens
Lead Novice Race
Closely Pursued
by RobeIIe Shops

Terrace Gardens with a three
game score Of 1916 held leader
ship in the Women's Novice
League in the Bowl-O-Drome
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12

In an average year, the Unit
ed States produces more than
l75,0O0,000 bushels of apples.
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Sports Roundup
By HUGH FULLERTON, JR.

NEW YORK. Sept IL - tAP) - The great MenicheIi
is about TO be inflicted the American boxing public
Jimmie Johnston reports that his new heavyweight from "
tomorrow - if someone wosn thoughtful enough to exercise
priority on his The name, according to Johnston
az nononred Minnie KeIy his mother must have been
irish The Greet part is Jimmes addition he ISM I
sowing much about MencheIis first nome IT'S rernonoo
which might remind some folks OF the celebrated Dull
Quote, Unquote
Aso Bushnell (exploinine the Eastern Football Associo-
tion alteration Of the kickoff rue) We firmly believe tnot
in the seats there should be people, not too'oo"S
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12
Marie kurz Heads
Ladies Minor Slate
Standings Show
Mariners Ahead

The following are the stand
ings for the Bowl-O-Drome
Ladies Minor league, which
played Friday night, as issued
by Helen DuBay. secretary of
the league. High series went to
Marie Kurz with 400, and indi-
vidual game honors also went to
her with 1919 game.
TkA -
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12

At least 100000 relatively
close stars outshine the sun.
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Quote, Unquote


Don't trovei note Notre Danes allotment OF tickets for
The Army came wos sold three weeks before Army an
noInced a seIlout When DoIph Camii signed q new
twoyea controct manage the Oakland Coost League
eose wos inserted requiring him to play average OF two
comes week in le45 Amateur and professional soccer
eoders are trying settle their differences for the good OF the
one Some other sports could stand the treatment
go Wonder if those Navy baseboIIers Johnny Wander
Nicer Hal White Ebie Fletcher SchooIboy Rove etc. who
recently received shipping orders Will reach o"0" JUST u"
time for the Army Navy world series ?
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set-up this week, leading Ro-
belle Shops by one game.
Bonnie Maeker turned in a
407 for three games and Lor-
raine Kazaitis held the best in
dividual game with 179.
The standings:
Won Lost
Terrace Gardens 4 0
Robelle Shops 3 l
Ladies Auxiliary FOE. 3
Wolverine Potato Chips O 4
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12

W. L
Graham Coffee Shop 2
Monitor-Leader 2
Copeland Manufacturing 2
Detroit News 2
Post Engineers Carpentry 2
Altes Lager 2
Mount Clemens Mfg. l z
Beuschlein Tavern
!. O. o. F. Z
Miller Insurance !
Korte-Yde Grocery l
Post Engineers Electric !
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DAYTON, OHIO
PASIDAIRIUS

Pvt. Antanas Augaitis, ka-
raves Italijoje prizes Vokie-
Cius, buvo parvykes is tenai
rasilseti ir pavieseti.
Marinas Antanas Kavaliaus-
kas, isbuves ilgesni laika Ang-
lijoje ir buves suzeistas, par
vyko pasivieSeti.
Sgt. Juozas seskevicius, ka-
riaves Afrikoje ir Italijoje, If
atsizymejes kovose, taipgi bu-
vo suzeistas du kartu. Jisai
parvykes pasivieseti, pasinau-
dojo ia proga ir Rugsejo Is d.
apsivede su pirmiau buvusia
savo mergele.
Jie visi trys pasilieka tarny-
boje tia Amerikoje.
Prizes Darbo svente buvo at
vykus is Chicagos vieSnia Ka-
re Bakutiene su suneliu Ri
cardu. Sveciai viesejo pas bro
liene Agota ir broli Stasi Ka-
valiauskus. Ia pa5ia proga
Bakutiene aplanke savo brolic
Juozo Kavaliausko kappa, kuris
yra palaidotas Kalvarijos kapi-
n6se. Bakutiene yra Dil'Vos
skaitytoja.
COLONIAL teatre Rugs. Il
prasidejo rodymas filmos is
Prezidento Wilsono gyvenimo
Tai yra biografiSkas vaizdas tc
garbingo Amerikos prezidento
sulyg kurio 14-kos punktu pa,
skelbtu pereito karo metu, il
musu senoji tevyne Lietuvs
turejo proga atgauti savo ne
priklausomybe. Kaip Lietuvs
graziai gyveno ir kaip il pa
sauliui irode jog moka puikia
tvarkytis ta visi zinc. ID. Rep
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DIRBS PECIUS KU-
RE DECS BE DU-
~ IR DUMU

Minkstos Angles Institutes
pranesa apie isradima naujo
anglimi kurinamo peciaus, ku-
ris sunaudos viska kas angly-
Briggs Mfg. Co. Outer Dri-
kas pirmiau iseidavo per ka-
nina laukan. Tie naujoviski
peciai neruks, netures dumu
ir jokiu duju kurios Xxi dabar
buvo pavojingos ir reikalingi
buvo kaminai.
Naujas pecius sudegins vi
sas dujas ir dumus kas tik is
ANGLES paeina, ir duos so nuo-
simciu daugiau silumos is tick
pat ANGLES, prie to 2ymiai su-
mazes pelenai nuo to paties
ar.glies.
Tie nauji peciai palaikys 4
ar 5 kambariQ mama silta per
72 valandas be jokio priziure-
iimo. PeCiai parsiduos pc apie
$50.
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PHILADELPHIA
Remtinas Ukrainieciu
Sumanymas

Pastaru laiku is tikru Salti-
niu teko suzinoti kad Ukrai-
nieciQ pirmaeiliQ veikejQ-vadQ
tarpe keliama sumanymas SUI
kviesti ivairiQ mazQ il paver-
gtu tautu veikejus kurie dar-
buojasi laisvei savo gimtiniu
krastQ, bendram pasitarimui,
pasidalinimur mintimiS, il vie
nj kittens toje kovoje pagel-
bejimui. Tokia pagalba gall
butt visokia: ar spauda, al gy-
w zodziu, ar paraSais, zodziu,
viskuo kas tik yra naudinga II
legalu.
Ypatingai iQ pageidaujama,
su kuo, SUI kuo, bet su Lietu-
viais tai sueiti j glaudziausius
rysius, j artima bendruma. Ju
manyn2u, Lietuviai, palyginus
su kitaisy yra maza tauta, bet
iu0se Cludi genius il grieztas
uzsispyrimas kovoti if dirbti
" savo t9vynes Lietuvos lai-
sve. Apie toki LietuviQ slzsi-
net il LenkQ poetas
Vincas Pol yra pasakes:
"Lietuvis, tylus, ramus, bet
kas Lietrva pazeis tam iau
Lietuvis niekuomet neatleis."
Reporters.
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NDGIRSTAS BALYkELIS

Rugp. %, 5-tos if South st.
gatviu dalyje, u.sukau j "de-
$imtukini $tora' truputi uzka-
sti. Prisedes prie stale uzgir-
dau cia pat valganciu dviejQ
motereliu darkyta AnglQ kali
ba paSnekesi. Viena sako:
'Istikro, tie Lietuviai tai
keisti zmones: pas ju didziuo-
sius zmones, jeigu jie nori pa
silinksminti tai visi megsta
pasiredyti tik Adomo if Jievos
rojiSkais rubais. -. if veidus
tureti uzsimaskave".
''Kas jums tokias nesamo-
nes pasakojo?" antroji paklau-
Sc, nutraukdama pirmos kali
ba.
''Ugi poni Grinievicova. il
sakosi patti tokiame pasilinks-
minime dalyvavo kai buvo nu-
vaziaVus j Lietuva, tue laiku
kai JOS vienas gimme trumpa
laika ten prezidentu buvo'', ais
kina pirmoii.
"Kokia Grinievicovq tn turi
nlintyje?"
"Ugi ta kurios vyras, sako-
ma, cia musQ mieste yra Lie
tuvos 'konzulu'," nusake uz-
klaustoji, ir daugiau ju pakal-
bosio negavau girdeti, nes abb
notereles, nusiSluosciusios ais
kryma nuo lupQ, pakilusios is
7io, palikdamos name uzsimas-
Ciu"+ -.
ka DO simts kelniu, ia po-
nj Griniavicova galetu butt
Gal but ia moterele kuri taiI
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PATARIA NESMEIZ.
tt Boil LSEVIKLSKU
BUDU

ClO politiSkos akcijos komi-
tetas, turedamas is aptaksuotu
darbininkQ milijonus dolariu
savo propaganda, ja varo visi-
Skai komunistiniu budu. Visa
ka komunistai pirniau dare sa-
vo tarpe slaptai, dabar per 81
komiteta iSeina aikSten.
Tas komitetas savo kampa-
nijoje uz Roosevelta pradejo
jau piesti, bolsevikisku budu,
karikaturas tn zmoniu kurie
dirba prizes Rooserelta arba uz
kita kandidata, Dewey. Tuos
savo prieSininkus tas politiskos
akcijos komitetas pieSia SUI
svastikom ant krutinip if va
dina JUGS 'Hitlerio kurpalio
Ainerikoniskais faSistais".
Tuo pasipiktino ir tie kurie
pripaSysta teise CIO agituoti
uz tam tikrus pasirinktus kan
didatus. Paw. Detroito Free
Press pareiskia jog tas laik-
raStis stengesi apginti Sidney
HilImana, CIO politiskos akci-
jos vada, kuri kiti pradejo ap-
Saukti komunistu, bet reika-
lauja kad Hillman if jo komi-
tetas liautQsi apsaukes fasis-
tais kitus gerus Amerikonus.
"Nesutikimas su kitty emo
niu paziuromis neleidzia dar
abejoti apie ju Amerikonizma',,
pastebi tas laikraStis.
Sis darbas yra dar tik pra
dzia viso bolSevikisko purvini-
mo ir smeizimu kokie prasides
artejant prezidento rinkimams
CIO politiskos akcijos koml-
tetas uzvercia zinomus zmones
savo literature, prakalbu saky-
mo nurodymus, agitacine lite
ratura, laiskais kokius turi vi
81 siusti vietos Anerikonis-
kus laikras6ius, ir tt. ir tt.
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MEIRONlENE katre (BalCl-
konaite), mire Rugp. men,,
Chicagoj. (Panev. ap., Trus-
kavos p, Okaineliu k.) Anne
rikoj isgyveno 40 metu.
Kastantas,
mire Rugp. 10, Waterbury,
Conn.
MINGILAS (vardas nepazym.l
mire Rugpj. 26, Maspeth,
N. Y.
POVILAlTIS Petras, So metu,
mire Rugp. Is, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Jonas, As m.
mire Rugp. Fl, Philadelphia,
Pa.
AUKSTUOLIS Bronius, 43 m,
mire Liepos 10, Buenos All
res, Argentinoj. (Ukmerges
ap., Balniku p., Vilkiskio k.)
RUPLENAS Jonas, mire Lie
pos II, Buenos Aires, Argen-
tinoj.
KMIELIAUSKAS Vincas, mi
re Rugp. II, Edwardsvilles
Pa.
zEKAITE Ona, mire Rugpj
"a, Luzerne, Pa.
PUZERONAS Adomas. m ir
Rugp. 25, Wilkes-Barre, Pa
BURINIENE Kazimiera, mire
Rugp. II, West Pittston, Pa
SIAITIS Antanas, "a M, mire
Rugp. 7, Chicagoj, kur bu-
vo ir gimes.
PETRAVICIUS Jonas, 70 me-
tu, mire Rugp. 25, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
JURGAITIS Petras, mire Rug.
pjucio 25, Philadelphia, Pa
VILKISIENE julie, mire Rugp
26, Philadelphia, Pa.
MURAUSKAS Juozas, pusam
zis, mire Rugs. 3, Chicagoje
(Raseiniu ap., Vidukles p.
Kampiskaiciu k.) Amerikojt
isgyveno 40 metu.
| SILEIKA EspoIitas, so metu
mire Rugpj. 27, Chicagoic
(Ukmerges ap., Traupiu p.
zerkiSkiu k.) Amerikoj is
gyveno 80 metQ.
BAGVILIENE Stase (Cizait0)
pusamze, mire Rugs. 3, Chi
cagoj. (siauliu ap., siaulenl
p.) Amerikoj isgyveno 33 m
SLONIENE julie (Vaicaite)
mire Rugsejo 3, Chicagoje
s(Telsiu ap. Rietavo p. Gire
nu k.) Amerikoje isgyven'
35 metus.
VAITKUS Jonas, pu s mzis
mire Rugsejo 3, Chicagoje
(siauliu ap., Vaiguvos par
Pavaiguvio k.) Amerikoj is
gyveno 40 metus.
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MIRIMAI
MIRE ISEIVJAI AMERIkOS LIETUVlAl
(znos apie mrusus Letuvs same kyruje tapnana dyka

sUsIS Antanas, 56 M, mire z
Rugs, Chicagoj. (siauliu ap.
Papiles p.) Amerikoj isgy-
veno 38 metus.
KRAUKLIS Mykolas, seno am
ziaus, mir5 Rugs. 3, Chica-
goj. (Raseiniu ap., Vidziu p.
Prusiu k.) Amerikoje isgy-
veno 40 metQ.
MACYS Jonas, mire Rugp. m.
Mahanoy City, Pa.
SILIENE Agota, 50 M, mire
Rugp. IA, Benld, Ill. (Vilka-
viskio ap., Pajavonio ", Eg-
lupiu k.)
TAMALONIENE L., mir5 81
Rugp., Plymouth, Pa.
KRAKAUSKIENE Marg., mi
re Rugs. 1, Swoyersville, Pa.
ANTANYNlENE Ona, m ire
Rugp. 80, Edwardsville, Pa.
DUMSKIS Ignas, mire Rugp.
30, Exeter, Pa.
GREBLIUNAS Jokubas, mire
Rugs. 2, Exeter, Pa.
VARNELIENE Mare, 48 metu,
mire Rugs. A.. Luzerne, Pa.
RADZEVICIUS Adomas, mire
Rugs. M, Shenandoah, Pa.
NEDZINSKAS Stasys, 80 m,
mire Rugs. M, Philadelphia,
| Pa.
MEINARTAS Juozas, 60 me-
tu, mire Bal. %, Westville,
Ill. (silales par.)
GIRKULIENE Ursule, mire II
Liepos, Detroit, Mich. (Sei-
nq ap., Paliepiu k.)
DAUKAITIS Vincas, ga metQ,
mire Kovo 9, ST. Louis, Mo.
PLIKUNIENE Solomeja, 62
M, mira Birz. 80, Oregon
City. Ore.
JUSKEVICIUS Vincas, So M,
mire Rugp. 8, Traveskyn,
Pa. (Siauliu aps., Uzvencio
par.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-22
Dalyvavo LVS Centro
Valdybos Posedyje

Rugsejo 10 d., P. j. Ziuriu
namuose, Lakewood, Ohio, ivy
ko Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos
Centre valdybos posedis. Is
Detroito j posedi buvo nuva-
ziave izdininkas J. Smailis, vi
ce pirmininkas DR.. J. j. Sims,
ir finansu sekretorius J. Kri-
pas, is Ann Arbor. Buvo pro-
ga ir man SUI jais nuvaziuoti
aplankyti drauges Clevelande.
Oras pasitaike grazus. Kar-
tn SUI mumi vaziavo ir mano
drauge mokytoja, Miss Fran
ces Woodruff, is Morgantown,
W. Va. 81 panele vasaras pra-
leidzia Detroite dirbdama ka-
70 darbuose, O mokslo sezone
mokytojauja savo miestelyje.
Budama Detroite il nuolat pir-
ko karo bonus per Lietuvius.
il jau pramoko ir Lietuviskai
dainuoti 'Kai as turejau kali
me mergele". Nesmagu buvo
SUI ia skirts, mes il nepapras-
tai nuosirdi ir buvo man lyg
sesuo.
Clevelande viesejome pas PIP.
ziurius, kur buvo surengta po-
sedzio pietus ir dalyvavo kit
centro valdybos Dariai, vieti-
Mai: P. J. Ziuris, centro pirmi-
ninkas, K. S. Karpius, sekre-
torius, DR.. S. T. TamoSaitis,
spaudos komisijos narys, il
p. Hypatija ziuriene, parasu
EVashingtona vezimo korisi-
JOS mare. Abu ziuriai tikrai
rasisvente dirba del Lietuvos.