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Evening star., 1944-07-31
Big Net Gallery Given Thrills
AS Playground Event Ends

A gallery Of several hundred saw
the windup of the District Recrea-
ton Departments 23d annual play
ground tennis tournament on the
Takoma courts yesterday, a blazing
finale OF an unusual event refereed
run and scored by the kiddies
themselves under the guiding hand
OF the department.
Featured match OF the finals, the
battle between Dick Fink and Ben
nett Lyons for the boys open crown
saw Fink take the first set IS, only
to have Lyons turn on the power in
the second after Fink had him s.
to win out 10-8. AS spectators 60,
set for third palpitating session
the wind and rain came, and the en-.
tire match is to be played over next
Sunday at 2 on the Takoma courts
Out of yesterdays action comes q
new District tennis sensa ton in tht
person of Jack George OF Edgewood
the new senior singles champion
who defeated Gene Elvin of Ia.
koma. 60. 6-3. and gave onlooker,
thrill with style of play reminis.
cent of Bitsy Grant. The mile-s
Evening star., 1944-07-31
Three Aces Mark Big Golf Day;
Blind Bogey Has Sway Tie

Washington's Hole-in- One Club
has three new members today, 1t.
G. H. Valentine, Harry Bachman,
and Malcolm Muchmore, following
another big Sabbath of golfing.
1t. Valentine scored hts ace at
Prince Georges Country Club on
the 170-yard 18th with 4-iron
and has Frank Disney. Dale valen-
tine, and p. B. McKallor as wit
nesses. Bachman fired his perfecto
at Indian Spring with q 4-iron on
the 185-yard NTH In the company
OF Charles Allen, Fred Biersdorf and
Albert Jorfetz. Manor Club was the
locale Of Muchmores ace, where G.
E. MCGOWAN, r. r. Reagh and A. s.
Wiltse watched him cup his tee
shot on the 140-yard 18th with q
S-iron.
Indian Spring Event Deadlocked.
Other interesting feature Of yes
terday's golf was a new type OF
pro-am tourney at Indian Spring
In which the clubs high-ranking
golfers played as professionals and
the big handicap linksmen competed
as amateurs. Pres Burrows and DR..
H. M. DeVolt tied for first place
with the william Rice DIR. Harold
Berman combination, both teams
posting best-ball rounds of 81, and
will play it of next Sunday. Rice
and Dr.. Berman, with a combined
handicap Of 10 strokes. were out In
81 and home in 30, while Burrows
and DR.. Devolt carded rounds of
80 and %. Third place was taken
by o. L. Robertson and Francis Nc
Ardle with q 90.
At Bannockburn Mrs. Marion
Russell and Mrs. H. E. Davies
walked of with low gross honors in
a women's Scotch foursome event
with an 88, while Mrs. Frank Ander-
son and Angela Ryan were taking
low net prize with 93-20173, four
strokes ahead Of the second -placers,
Mrs. Frank Hanrahan and Miss A..
Hawkins. Norman Manders and M.
Lewis tied with T. H. Brewer and
George Getty for low gross In the
mems division with 85s. Low net
winners were Harold Hines and T.
H. Reynolds. 87-23-64.
First-half leaders In the annual
36-hole Diffenbaugh Trophy tour
nament at Kenwood are Nick Hol-
lander and DR.. M. N. Parks, who
posted net rounds OF 10 yesterday.
Hollander has a gross Of "A, DR..
Parks a 76. Following the dead
locked duo are Sidney Lanier, 75-4
III: Lafayette Franklin, 7s-7-72;
c. p. Redick, 77-5-72; L. B. Sharp
80-7-73: M. M. Wire. 80-7-73; H
G. Thielscher. S0-7-73, and r. NJ
Kerr, 79-6-73.
Evening star., 1944-07-31

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 81
Comely Ann Curtis, San Francisco'l
18-year-old swimming champion
today holds as many records as hel
years.
The 155-pound mermaid win.
moved through Fleischhacker poo
in the Pacific Association AAU
championships yesterday to shattel
two world and four American rec.
ords.
Paced at the start by her sister
Sue, II, she bettered the 8SO-yarc
and 800-meter records held by r
Hveger of Denmark and the United
States records for 440, $50 and / ,OO(
yards and 800 meters in the WON.
ems freestyle.
If her international records are
accepted she will be the first
United States girl to hold a worlc
swimming record in IS years.
Miss Curtis was clocked at s
minutes, 265 seconds for 440 yards
to better the 5:30.1 Mary Ryan OF
Louisville, KY, set in 1910 at Port
land, Greg.
Evening star., 1944-07-31
Browns zariIIa Now
Hitting al 800 Clip
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. Louis, July 3l.-Meet Al
Zarilla Of the first-place st. Louis
Browns, who is the hottest man
with bat in the American League
today.
This little 24-year-old fellow from
Los Angeles not only has boosted
his average from .217 to .3l2 this
past week, but has shown that he
can connect with the best pitchers
the league can offer.
Since July ~ he has been at bat
IS times, hit in 10 consecutive games
and has cleaned 81 safeties to give
him an average Of 800 for the Pc
riod.
Zarilla played In 10 games with
the Browns last season and has
been with them since spring train
Ing this year He began his pro-
ball career in 1898, as a Browns
farm boy at Batesfield Ark, In the
Northeast Arkansas loop.
Evening star., 1944-07-31
Ace Pitching Backing
Orioles Flag Drive
By the Associat>d prsss-

By the Associated Press.
Sparked by superlative pitching
and fence-busting hitting, Balti-
more appears to be on its way to
their first international League pen
nant in 20 years.
The Birds double win Yesterday
marked their 18th and 18th straight
victory, the leagues longest streak
this year. 1t also was their eighth
in row over Montreal, from whom
it has swept four consecutive
double headers.
The Orioles now lead by Ga
games.
Largely responsible for the Birds
upward surge are pitchers Red EN-
hree, Bobo Palica and Stan West,
outf1elders Stan Benjamin and
HOWE Moss, second baseman Bias
Monaco and Catcher Sherman Lol-
lar.
Evening star., 1944-07-31

On July rs Rubber Director Bradley
Dewey submitted his resignation coupled
with suggestion that the Office of Rub
Der Director be abolished, and it's sweep
ing powers revoked.
On that same day American Trucking
Associations completed a spot check Of
the nations critical large-size truck tire
situation, which showed 2,O67 vital
trucks down for lack of tires with another
2,785 about to be put on jacks for the
same reason.
ASSEMBLY LINES THREATENED
Remember-this is only a high-spot
check, representing but fraction of the
whole number Of trucks affected. Abso-
lutte figures are impossible to obtain be-
cause as you read this more trucks are
being laid up. It is critical situation
getting worse hour by hour.
What are these trucks hauling? Not
only vital food and civilian supplies but
freight our armed forces must have.
These are the trucks that meet assembly
line schedules -. and keep raw material,
parts, sub-assemblies flowing to aircraft,
tank and ordnance plants. These are the
trucks upon which Americas entire pro-
duction system is based
Evening star., 1944-07-31
Pea SoftbuIIers Pace
League at Airport

Pennsylvania Central Airlines
team is the present kingpin OF the
Airport Softball League and to date
has had no difficulty staying on top
The Pea 10 has beaten Air Trans
port. 18 to 3, Air Mail Field Pos,
Once, Is to 15, and the air depo,
team, 18 to 0.
Leagues big tilt of the week has
Pea colliding with the Eastern
Airlines' team Tuesday at the air.
port diamond.
Evening star., 1944-07-31
Lopsided Scores Mark
PIoy in BOYS Leoaue

Victories in yesterdays Boys Club
Baseball League were by decisive
margins, insect class scores includ-
ing the Eagles 10-to-2 defeat OF
Georgetown and Mount Rainier's g.
too triumph over Central Branch.
In the junior division Mount
Pleasant beat Humphries, IS to 2
and Mount Rainier licked Conklyn'i
Florists, 5 to 2.
Evening star., 1944-07-31

These are the trucks hauling "a vital
fifth" Of Americas land-borne freight
-. "hot shot" freight that has to be
there in hours instead of days.
BARUCH WAS RIGHT!
Back in 1912, when the Baruch Com
mittee recommended that the Office of
Rubber Director be established, the Com
mittee said:
ut would be obviously foolish
to carry through program of
plant construction for the man
ufacture of synthetic rubber
only to discover too late that
the factories for the manufac-
ture of tires, electrical insula-
ton, footwear and other rubber
goods have insufficient man
ufacturing capacity to handle
the material"
That is the problem confronting us
now. The problem of having the raw
rubber and not being able to convert it
into tires.
PLANTS BUT NO TIRES
In submitting his resignation, Mr..
Dewey said that we have or will soon
have the factories to make all the tires
Evening star., 1944-07-31
Bombers and Mustangs
In Diamond Deadlock
To- ~. A.s>,;.,S p..

By the Associated Press.
TUCSON, AriZ., July 3l.-Alex-
andria Ua) Bombers evened their
I'd Air Force sectional baseball
play-off with the Davis Monthan
Mustangs Of Tucson last night by
scoring 9-5 victory.
The Bombers lost Saturday night
to the Mustangs, 60.
Evening star., 1944-07-31
Devil Diver.Is Listed
In Legion Handicap
3v the lSsnriatAd presa

NEW YORK, July 3l.-Mrs Payne
Whitney's Devil Diver, topweighted
at 1876 pounds, returns to the races
today at Belmont Park in the 7-fur-
long American Legion Handicap.
Regarded as one of the best handi-
cap performers, Devil Diver has not
started since his victory in the Met
ropolitan on May l3.
Evening star., 1944-07-31

needed but we haven't got the manpower
to run even the ones now operating.
Why not keep the extraordi.
nary powers of the Office of
Rubber Director intact to han.
die this problem?
Certainly the Office of Rubber Dr.
rector doesn't ration tires nor does it
claim tires for civilian or military trucks.
But OPA, which does ration tires, can't
ration them unless there are tires to
ration.
And the Office of Defense Transporta-
tion, which does claim them for civilian
requirements, can't claim them unless
they are produced. Colonel j. Monroe
johnson, ODT Director, said on July 27
g.. ODT has exerted every effort to
obtain substantial increase in alloca-
tions. These efforts have failed"
This is the time to use extraordinary
powers not to revoke them.
Until Americas vital trucks and buses
have the tires they need, the rubber
problem is not solved. THE AMERICAN
TRUCKING INDUSTRY, THE AMER.
ICAN TRUCKING ASSOCIATIONS.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
Evening star., 1944-07-31
Barnett Fons 18 as Taft
Defeats st. Anthony

Nelson Barnett, ace Tech High
hurler who is off to the Navy short
ly, famed 18 for the Taft ball club
yesterday as it beat St. Anthony's,
1876.
The youngster was headed for a
tryout with the Boston Red Sox
before his Navy call came.
Evening star., 1944-07-31
FulIs Church Retuins
Fuirfux Loop Lead

Falls Church continues to lead
the Fairfax County Fremen's Base
ball League, with 6-to-1 victory
over Vienna yesterday giving the
Churchmen five straight wins
against no losses.
In other loop battles, Fairfax beat
Baileys Cross Roads, IS to 3: Nc
Lean defeated Herndon, 5 to l. and
Mount Vernon licked Annandale,
IA to 4.
Evening star., 1944-07-31
AII-Stor Gridmen at Is
After Two Are Added
BY the Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 31.-John Greene
Michigan tackle, and William May.
ther, center and quarterback from
Oregon, have accepted bids to play
on the College All-Star football
squad against the Chicago Bears al
Dyche Stadium on August 30.
They increased the An-Star roster
to IS players.
Evening star., 1944-07-31
Real Robbers Ump
In These Games
~ the Associated Press

ny tH0 AesOClaleu FTeB8.
SALT LAKE CITY, July 3l.-
It would be bad taste, says Ward
en- j. H. Harris, to have too many
cries OF I'VE wuz robbed" at
Utah State Prison softball games.
Both umpires are serving time
for robbery.
Evening star., 1944-07-31
Major Leaders
American Leasue.

American Leasue.
Batting-Doerr, Boston, .332
Runs-StirnweiSs. New York. a.
Runs batted in-Stephens. St. Louis,
Hits-Doerr, Boston, 1872
Doubles-Cullenbine Cleveland 80.
Doubles-Lindell. New York 9.
Home runs-Doerr. Boston. 13
Stolen bases-Stirnweiss, New York,
Observation-Disclosures Chicago, TO-
2 (.S33).
National League.
Batting-Musial. st. Louis, .359.
Runs-Musial, st. Louis. 70.
Runs batted in-Sanders, st. Louis, II.
Hits-Musial. St. Louis, 1874.
Double-MusiaL st. Louis. "a
Triples-Barrett, Pittsburgh. IA.
Home runs-Ott, New York, 60
stolen bases-Lupien, Philadelphia, IL
Pitching-Wilks, st. Louis. 9-1 1900.
Evening star., 1944-07-31
Kensineton Ten Is Winner

Kensington defeated Rock Greek
Forest, to 2, in a Rock Greek VAL
ley softball league game yesterday
on the Beech drive diamond.
Evening star., 1944-07-31

do more. That's why we urge you
to carry on -. and use the ex-
traordinary powers of Office of
Rubber Director to finish the job.
Evening star., 1944-07-31
YOU'VE DONE A SWELL JOB GETTING THE
RUBBER-M0W LET'S GET The TIRES-BEF0RE
war Freight and war PRODUCTION STALL!

Trucks haul a vital fifth of all
US. freight. but they can't roll
on raw rubber. We're not COM
planning. We just need more, to
Evening star., 1944-07-31
Mount Ruinier Needs Foe

Mount Rainier unlimited class
baseball team seeks q game for
Sunday. Call Bob Burke, Warfield
5735.
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REIKALINGA MOTERIS
Skalbmui seimos baltinip ketvirta-
dieniui, taipgi mergaite nanny dar-
bui, pilnam laikui ar DALAI.
Klauskit: Randolph 8249
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Kelione j Washingtona

Turedanas reikalu Washing
tone, andai traukiniu isvazia-
vau. Zmoniu vaziuoja trauki-
niais daugybes, bet daugiausia
kareiviai. Jie visi sau sedi, 0
civilians pasitaiko ir ilgai pa
stoveti Xxi pasitaiko vieta at
sisesti. Vaziavau per Pitts
burgha, taigi teko matyti tos
apielinkes vietos kur as kita-
dos gyvenau.
Traukinis huvo greitas, tai
neilgai trukus pervaziavom vi
So Pennsylvanija il pasiekem
Baltimore. Nuo Baltimores
Washingtona vos AZ mylios ir
susisiekimas labai greitas.
Traukinys pasieke Washing
tona apie 4 val. po pietu.
Pirmas dalykas buvo susi-
rasti vieta nakvynei, ir reike-
jo pora valandu jieskoti Xxi ra-
dau hoteli kuris turejo laisva
kambarl. IureJau re1kalQ Au-
ksciausiame u. S. Teisme, tai
gi ten vykstant gavau progos
apziureti ir patti Capitol Hill
Sveciuojantis Washingtone rel
kia nepamirsti aplankyti ir U.
S. Teismo Rumus, mes tai i'm
ponuojantis milziniskas pasta
tas.
Westinghouse yra vienas is
dailiausiu Amerikos riestu, JIG
gyventoju skaicius 1910 me-
tais buvo apie 663,OOO, dabar
jau apie milijonas, karo delei
Bizniai ten nekurie labai ge-
ri. Miesto tvarka gera, jude
jimas didelis, gatvekariai, bu-
sal uzsikimse zmonemis, kurie
vaziuoja visas miesto dalis.
Darbu dabar visur ir visiems
randasi, tik ne del advokatu.
Adv. V. J. Pugheris
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NAUJAS MAYORAS
THOMAS BURKE

Mayorui Frank J. Lausche
likus isrinktu Ohio gubernato-
rum, jo vieta uzims Xxi kitu
regularly rinkimu miesto tel
stu direktorius Burke.
Lausche mayoraudamas ga
vo mokesties po $4,000 metuo-
sc, 0 gubernatorium budamas
algos gaus tik po $4,000. Kei-
sta kad tokia didele valstiia
moka mazesne alga savo gu
bernatoriui negu moka vienas
tos valstijos didelis miestas.
zinoma, greta algos guberna-
torius gauna gyvenimui patal-
pas ir pragyvenimui sumas.
Betgi gubernatoriui daugiau
garbes, ir atsidaro progos kan
didatuoti j sonata arba j pre-
Zidentus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-10

Curzon Line.
If the Poles did not win their
point against Russia, there seems
to be little hope for the unhappy
Battles to win theirs.
HOWEVER, recent reports show
that the Lithuanian Supreme Com
mittee for national liberation is
continuing the struggle along the
same lines as against the totalita-
rian Nazis. The Russian secret
police is answering with severe and
bloody repressions. No wonder
American correspondents are not
allowed to visit the Baltic States
to see the "happy' and CELEBRATED"
Lithuanians!
SUMNER WELLES urges the
United States Government to sup
port the following principle in it's
foreign policy. The Soviet Gov
ernment, he says, is entitled to
determine it's frontiers with a view
to it's essential security, having re-
gard for the right of self-determi-
nation on the part of the peoples
inhabiting the regions concerned.
1t must be admitted, however, Mr..
Welles continues, that the manner
in which the plebiscites of 1888
were conducted by the Soviet Union
gave but little assurance that they
did anything more than mask a
military occupation.
TO MAKE sure that the front
iers of the future Russia will in
corporate willing, rather than un-
willing, Soviet citizens, the Soviet
Government, urges Mr.. Welles,
would be well-advised to conduct
open plebiscites in every instance
where there is a dispute as to the
will of the majority, and to per-
nit all individuals who do not wish
to become Soviet citizens to de-
part freely with their possessions
In view of the cruel activities of
the Soviet police, this is only a
pious hope on the part Of Mr.. Wei
les. The unwilling are departing
"freely" under the bullets of as
sassins. The Russians are probab-
ly preparing for totalitarian pleb-
iscite.
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KAIP RUOSIAMASi RUBU RIf@KIMO
VAJUI CLEVELANDE

Jul. Kurie noretu dalyvauti
tame pasitarime kreipkites
Dirvos redakcija arba j P. P.
Muliolio ofisa neveliau Z val
penktadieni, Lapk. 10.
Kitame Dirvos nr. bus pra-
nesta visas planas kick jo bus
paruoSta.
Lietuvos zmones visokiu pa
ziuru vienodai kencia; Lietu-
vos veikejai susitare vieningai
kovoti; Clevelando Lietuviai
mokes stoti vieningai dirbti tQ
kencianciuju selpimui, ir pa
sekmes bus milziniSkos.
Nesirupinkit kad Lietuva
rubu gal nebus galima prista-
tyti: Xxi rubai bus surinkti ir
New Yorko sandelyje sutvar-
kyti gal bus iSkovota ir budai
Lietuva pasiekti.
Be to, juk simtai tukstanciu
Lietuviu vyru, moteru ir val
ku yra pabegusiu j svedija il
j Vokietija nuo uzeinanciu boil
seviku = jiems pagalba gall
ma bus siusti tuojau.
sia vasara is Lietuvos bego
bolseviku uzpuolami zmones
kaip stovejo: be daugesnio ru-
bQ, o dabar JUGS uzklumpa zie-
pa. Duokim dabar JUGS ap-
rengti. stengkimes gauti kuo-
daugiausia ruby is Cuyahoga
apskrities visu tautQ gyvento-
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Pranesirnas Clevelando
LIetuvia1g1s

American Lithuanian War
Activity Komiteto parupints
Honor Rolf knyga bus oil
cialiskai atidaryta Gruodzio 10,
SUI programu sv. Jurgio para
pijos auditorijoje.
Gal yra skaitytoju kurie dar
nera susipazine SUI Sia knyga
ir mazai apie ia girdeje.
Tulas laikas atgal American
Lithuanian War Activity Ko-
mitetas itaise sta knyga, vien
tam kad turetu Clevelando Lie
tuviai kur nors ir kan nors
uzrekorduot kick nusu vyru,
vaikinQ, merginu iSejo tarnau-
tt Amerikos ginkluotose jiego-
Sc.
Daugelis musu Lietuviu pa
sirase The Cleveland Press
ir The Cleveland Diocese kny-
gas. Tas yra pagirtina, bet i
tas knygas raSosi visu tautu
kariautoju vardai, mes no
rime tureti knyga kur bus vien
tik Lietuviu vardai, ir knyga
kuri pasiliks pas mus arba bus
padeta su kitais dokumentais,
naudinga musu tautos istori-
jai.
Gal ateis tokia diena kada
bus paklausta kick is Cleve-
lando Lietuviu tarnavo antra-
me Pasauliniame Kare, jei ne
turesim jokio uzraso tai ka ga
lesim atsakyti: spesim kad tick
arba tick; ar tas musu spell
mas bus priimtas? Greiciau
ne. Tai ar negeriau bus kai
turesim visu vardus uzrasytus
sioje tam paskirtoje knygoje?
Sioje knygyje rasysis var
das vyro, vaikino, marginos
kurie tarnauja kokiame sky
riuje: Army, Navy, Marines,
WAC, ETC.; bus iraSoma arti-
miausi gimme, ir nanQ antra-
sas. Atskiroje vietoje bus W.
rasomi vardai musu didvyriQ
kurie pagulde savo gyvastis
kad mes galetume gyventi.
American Lithuanian War
Activity Komitetas laillys So
vo menesini susirinkima an
tradienio vakare, Lapkr. "A,
Lietuviu saleje, nuo 8 val, il
kviecia visus Lietuvius ateiti
j 81 susirinkima, atsinesti var,
dus tn kurie yra iseje j karine
tarnyba, taip pat tn kurie bu
vo iseje ir jau sugryzo. Mes
norim kad visu Lietuviu var
dai is Didzioio Clevelando bu
tu irasyti Sioje knygoje.
Jurgis X. Venslovas.
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M | r / vi Al

PETRAS KISEL, 5000 Eliza
beth ave., "a metu amziaus,
mire Lapk. z, laidojamas 10
d., Kalvarijos kapinese. Pa
maldos atsibuna Holy Trinity
baznycioje.
Like zmona, Agnieska, po-
SUMS Bernardas Tautkins, il
podukres Antoinette Klein il
Anna Kish.
Velionis paejo is svencioniV
ap., Vilnijos; Amerikon atvy-
ko 1909 m., Clevelande gyve-
no nuo 1917 metu.
Laidojime pasitarnavo laido-
tuviu direktorius N. A. Wilke-
lis.
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Lletuvos karo nukenteju-
stems rubu rinkimas Clevelan-
de eina jau savaite-antra. Ru-
bus priima Sv. Jurgio parapi-
jos mokyklos patalpose ir N.
p. P. Sv. parapijos saleje. Bet
tai daugiausia rubai is paciu
Lietuviu.
siomis dienomis pradejo SUI
sitarti visi trys Clevelando
Bendro Amerikos Liet. Fondo
skyriai ir planuoja apimti ru-
bu rinkimui visa Cuyahoga ap-
skriti, gavimui rubu is Anne
rikieciu ir kitu tautu zmoniu.
Sta plana pravedus bus gauta
tikrai daug rubu, ir tuomi Gle
velando Lietuviai gerai atsizy-
mes. Bet tai bus del to kad
mokes isvien dirbti.
Lietuvai Rubu rinkimo va
ju tarp Amerikonu vadovauti
pasieme vienas zymus Cleve-
lando advokatas, su kurio pa
galba bus prieita prie radio ir
prie laikrasciu, prie zymiu Gle
velando pilieciu ir prie visuo-
menisku Amerikeciu organiza-
ciju. Bus isteigta visame mie-
ste rubu surinkimo stotys.
81 penktadieni ivyksta to
advokato ofise vietos veikeju
ir BALI skyriu valdybos ma
riu susirinkimas. Cia bus nu-
statyta visi planai dideliam va
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LANKESI

LANKESI
Jonas ir Marge Verbelai, is
Geneva, Ohio, kur jie nusipr-
ko bizni. Verbela istojo j Ben
dro A. L. Fondo skyriu.
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SESTA KARO PA
SkOLA LAPK. 20

sesta Karo Paskola prasides
Clevelande, kartu su visa $a-
limi, Lapkricio 20, if tests Xxi
Gruodzio 16.
81 karta valdzia nuskyrus
sukelti "A bilijonu dolariu vi
sole salyje, bet bus sukalta zy-
miai daugiau, kaip kitose pa
skolose.
Cuyahoga apskrities kvota
bus S219,618,o00, is tos sumos
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