davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
Tiesiu keIiu Lietuvos
Laisve
PEOPLES WORLD TYLO-
MIS- PRAEINA PRO ALT

PEOPLES WORLD" TYLO-
MIS- PRAEINA PRO ALT
Charakteringa kad, pulda-
mas Amerikos Lietuviu Misi-
ja, Peoples World nei zodziu
neprasitare apie Americas Lie
tuviu Taryba, nors. jos delega-
CHA j San Francisco buvo at
vykus savaite anksciau negu
Misijos atstovai. Tai parodo
kad Americas Lietuviu Tary-
bos veikla pries-komunistine
prasme anaiptol nera tokia
efektyvi kaip. Americas Lietu-
viu Misijos. Tuo gi tarpu fax
tas visvien lieka faktu kad
Lietuvos atsikurimo viltys glu-
di tik komunizmo sutriuskini-
me. Uztat labai menkos ver-
tes yra zingsnis plakti tuos ku-
rie yra paeme griezta, prizes
komunistine linija. Sito aki-
vaizdoje, paskutiniu kelly sa-
vaiciu p. Grigaicio prizes Misi-
ja nukreipti puolimai yra ais
kiaj pries-Lietuviskas darbas.
Nesuprantamas yra ir Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Tarybos nusista-
tymas, kuri, atrodo. patenkjn-
tn tempia p. Grigaicio Rnsiskai
kvepianti vezimeli ir tick.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
PINAFORE

Mazuciams saulej devet sukneles ir pinafores
skaidraus spausdinto ir bryziuoto perkelio. Ne
kurie is seersuckers sioje grupeje Mieros 2
Xxi 6.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01

nuo Sovletu SaJungos, t. y. pa
naikinti sovietu okupacija. ST.
tue pries-sovietiniu zingsniu,
girdi, konferencijos progra--
ma norma itraukti jau senai
ir laimingai (?) isspresta go
vietines Lietuvos Respublikos"
klausima. Straipsnis reiskia
didziulio pasipiktinimo kad ne
ziurint j tai kad Misijos vadai
yra aiskus pro-naziai, dauge-
lis kongreso atstovu ir ellie Sc
natoriu buvo atsilanke j Misi-
jos priemima Washingtone.
Taip pat tas komunistu ras-
tas nesitveria apmaudu kad
dabartinis prezidentas ir tuo-
metinis vice prezidentas Tru-
man prieme Misijos vadovybe.
Is to, girdi, esa matyti kad at
sakingieji Americas pareigo-
nys nezina su kuo turf reikalo.
Straipsnio pabaigoje piktai
/ uzpuolami Hearst'o laikrasciai
kan jie citavo Misijos memo
randumo pasiulyma pakeisti
pasaulio saugumo organizacijos
sastato sudaryma ia prasme
kad j ja galetu patekti "all
peace-loving states such as the
Republic of Lithuania which
have lost their independence
or their governments because
of military occupations of their
territories by armies of other
nations in the present war;
Jei gerbiami skaitytojai at
simena tai jie zinc kad ta pa
taisos pasiulyma per savo lai-
krasti .puole ir p. Grigaitis.
Tat ir vel stebetinas supuoli-
mas tarp jo ir komunistu. Tick
| to. 81
! Gryztant prie. to pataisos pa
siulymo, tenka pabrezti kad
jis ne tik nera nereikalingas
bet netgi labai reiksmingas,
= mes tuo tarpu kai pirminiame
I tekste tik bendrai paminimos
! "peace loving nations, Anne
rikos Lietuviu Misijos memo
randume specifikuojamas Lie
tuvos atvejis, kuri kaip tik ne
teko nepriklausomybes ir savo
valdzios deka svetimos armijos
(raudonosios armijos) okupaci-
jos.
IS praktikos juk zinome kao
kada tenkinamasi bendromis
frazemis, O neduodama ais.
kiu, konkrecil apibrezimu tai
sitai tik atidaro kelia viso,
kiems observation-disclosures. Site
rezultate, Baltijos valstybil
vardo siadien vengiama viesai
istarti, nors visi zinc kad boil,
sevikai skuibiausiu tempu at.
lieka ju zudymo darba. I tai
savu laiku buvo atkreipe de
mesio net Americas katalikl
vyskupai. Ir. visi sveikino 81
ju teisinga zingsni. Bet kada
panasu gesta padaro .Amerikos
Lietuviu Misija tai p. Grigai.
tbs automatiskai iSeina prizes
Tai vel savu ruoztu parodc
kad jam rupi ne tick Lietuvos
reikalai, kurie AmerikOs Lie.
tuviu Misijos ginami laba
efektingai, bet savo politinis
kromelis: 'Ka ne as padariau
tas negerai".
i Gryztant prie Peoples
World" straipsnio, tenka da1
nurodyti kad jaime ideti astru'
uzsipuolimai prizes PIP. Oil, ziu
ri, Karpiu ir J. Smetona, Jit
: visi, anot komunistu, esq pro
naziai. Gi anot p. Grigaicio
PIP. Oils su Kumskiu gall atsi
durti su PIP. Abeku ir Karosie
ne vienoje kompanijoje. Tai
gi 81 syki isimties keliu p. Gri
gaicio ir komunistu nuomone'
neslItapo. kOmunistai MisiiO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01

AUKOS AMERIKOS LET. MISIJAI

Auku alna daugau Msos darby vykdmu ietuvos bs
odel neaukavot prasom prii
j bendra iqskit
L. Cenras Ave. Cleveand o.
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Virsuje, U. S. Auksciausio
Teismo Teisejas Robert Pack
son, paskirtas is Amerikos pu-
ses teiseju Vokieciu karo nu-
sikalteliu. Apacioje: Vokieciu
Adm. Karl Doenitz kuris, ka-
ro baigimo laiku, buvo Vokie-
eiu valdzios vadas ir lures at
siskaityti su sajungininkais.
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Tx PRADzIA


siol - suvaziavimas Washing
tone, dalyvavimas San Fran
cisco konferencijoje - terra
daugiau ar maziau pradzia.
Lietuvos prisikelimas tebera
rukuose paskendes ir prizes mus
stow tamsi ateitis. Uztat ia
grail pradzia tegali butt lai-
koma busimu darby ikvepimu.
Ir ju realizavimui reikalingos
visos musu geriausios jiegos if
musu bendras pasiryzimas.
PUOLIMAI NERA NETIKETI
Liudnas yra dalykas tie pix
ii ir negrazus puolimai, nu-
kreipti j Misija musu paciu
tautieciu. Tie puolimai betgi
nera netiketi. Mes kiekvienas
didelis sumanymas, kiekvienas
didelis zygis visuomet sukelia
opozicijos ir savuju tarpe. Ir
ia opozicija, priestaravimas ir
ua.,a4,,..a.o.,is ,,ro s,,no.n,,,o :,
:, ,,ss;n,o+.s zinosn;s s;+o
ol-;,,o;ado;o ~ cr;noi6;o
,,,.Ls+a,,;,,, ho; nos;+rs,;,oo
,oro;non+; a,onon+or;o,,s;o no,
dornno ribas reikia laikvti
,.,o,+,, losd;on;,;,, roisL;
nlu' II
svu ccN11c KoM11NrcT11
cpA11nA
po4 s;o ,,,,,;o ,,sdo
xz ..se;u;a, 80,
IL
80 a;1a;o no,.;,,,o hon+ +,.,,,,
80; no,.s,,o,n+; Anor;1,os 10
a,;,.,,,-,,,a nn;,;ios
-: x =. a;.o1.-.,,,
4 1;,,o .,,,.ost; an;o ofo,,+a
-. -: - ..:,- ~
1n:u:: Ill it
14 ,,-r,eoa
a,,,;. La5 M;a;;o, dor
s,a+5 ,s.a d;dols L,ir+;s j., oro-
p:, 49, ~;o,-;,,,, ;av,'o,d;ni .a
's'a +"
~
"pEOPLE,S WORLD" JR
n. GRIGAITIS
Amerikos Iiet,viu Misiios
deleoatams vos tik atvvkus
San Francisco. victims nro.
komunistinis .laikrastis "Peo.
nla,s .Worldo tuoi ideio .ilos
s+ra;nsni Gil sitokia stambio.
mis- raidemis net ner keturias
sk;l+is eusidriekusia antraste
"Rasnonsihla TT 6 Officials
Should Reware - Outsnoker
pro-Nazis Are Leaders of Am.
or;can Lithuanian Mission
laA+sakino;eii Americas mar.
e;oonvs turetu saueotis = al.
skus nro-naziai yra Amerikos
a eJ 60: ,.,a -
49, -,.ahu1a d;ds;oi; Lo,,,,
s:s4., .,sa,do ~ ~ p;n,he
Tr: 80; ua;s,,;a L.s
n1;a;iaa bo+.cos mos como
ala,dz;.; n1.La Pr;e nrooo.
ha+a; +onka ,,,rodv+; Lod o,,L.
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ISVERSTKAILIS IR
BLOFERIAI

Ia prasme yra labai budin-
ga p. Laukaicio Chicagos Lie
tdviu Tarybos konferencijoie
pasakyta kaIba (ziur. Maui.
Geg. 22). zinolna, jo tvirti-
nimas kad Amerikos Lietuviai
visomis isgalemis turi kovoti
kad Lietuva atgautu nepri-
klausomybe yra teisingas, bet,
turint galvoje kad Lietuva jau
baigia penkis metus svetimo-
je okupacijoje, jis, mazQ ma
ziausia, primena paveluota at
budima. Taciau jo pastaba
kad darba reikia dirbti rimtai
ir vengti blofQ, kurie, girdi,
anksciau ar veliau bus isaiS-
KNIT ir pacius bloferius pasta
tvs prie gedos stulpo, terra tus-
cias keliu savaiciu begyje
skleistu p. Grigaicio kalbu pa
kartojimas. P. Laukaitis sa-
yes, be abejo, nelaiko bloferiu,
mes jeigu butu taip negi jis
pranasautu kad bloferiai bus
/
pastatyti prie gedos stulpo. O
p. Grigaitis ta p. Laukaicio
posaki isinterpretuoja kad bio
feriai yra misijonieriai.
Jei tai tiesa tai ir p. Laukai-
Clio rimtumas abejotinas: pa
keisti kali ir p. Grigaicio ikan-
din savo buvusius bendradar-
bius apsaukti bloferiais nera
nei rimtumo, nei garbingumo
pozymis.
Kick tai liecia patti blofa il
bloferius tai tenka paklausti
kas gi pagaliau yra bloferis
Ar tas kurs tiesiai kerta boil
sevikams zanda taip kad tick
ju spauda, tick ju agentai SUI
kyla ant kojq, ar tas kurs kaz
kokios neva aukstesnes politi.
kos sumetimais pareiskia savo
dziaugsma raudonosios armijOs
laimejimais?
TAIP Xxi GALLO
Amerikos Lietuviq Misija
pasirinko pirmaji kelia. j
smogia tiesiog bolsevikams il
tvirtu zingsniu, nesidairydama
ir nesvyruodama, eina priekin
Tuo keliu j els ir toliau, mes
jis vienintelis veda Lietuvos
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A. L. MISIJOS SIULOMQ
PATAISU PRASMINGIUMAS

Tame straipsnyje pabrezia-
ma kad Americas Lietuviu
Misija UNCIO kenferencijai
platu memoranduma kuriuo
reikalaujama Lietuva atskirti
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Army Promotes
L From State

The war department today an
noun6dd the temporary promo
uonS Of II Michigan officers:
They include:
CAPTAIN TO MAJOR
Fs'fh a MatMullen. &C. Garden city.
CnA--es ~, -cefy Me sariuHw.
FIRST LIEUTENANT TO CAPTAIN
Rubin Weiss, sc, Detroit
James II seheifiey. "a. DearhCrn.
William II Jasnowski. TC Detroit
SECOND TO FIRST LIIUITNNNr
Richard K Richardson. &C. Aue-au.
arthur W. SNOW. CE. Autran
Margaret c. Wilson. WAC. Escarat8
john a. Simon. &C Grand Rapids
Hugh J. LsuRhan, &C. Crosse Prl'c
Donald wettlaufer, SWS. Lansle.
Ec3cu = Gas &C. sMunang.
Violet J. Petron ANC, Detroit
Mildred c. 10th, ANC, Detroit
tsistis1I TfiIelran &C Grand Rapids
Sierid II Joukainen ANC. Nt-auucc.
Harold r. Dukes. South Haven.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Action Assured
hTimes Drama

Action You'll find IL in FB0NT PACE
DRAMA the weekly radio progrsm The DeuoIl
SUNDAY Times sponsors over lJ/rad.o stations
Auchigan and Ontario. JoipIhe thousands who
hear this broadcast over the following radio
stations MICHIGAN
WJLB Detroit 1t15 p. m Saturday; WIDE,
Flint 9-f5 r. m tEN11 Friday WIN Lansing,
4 IS p. m. Friday; WKBZ, Muskegon. 1890 p, m.
Friday, VICAR Pontiac. 12:45 p m SATURDAY;
Wills Port/liuron, 2.l5 p. m Friday. WTCM,
Traverse Gly. p. m Wednesday; WSAM, Sagl-
nav, * p m. tCWT) Friday; WINS IronWood
lis =. m tCWTt ThurSdaN-
ONTARIO
= CFCO Chatham 80 p m Thursday CKOC
Hamilton. D. m. Saturday CkCR, Kitchener S.lj
p m Friday, CJCS. Sttatiord, 30 D. m. Friday,
CKCO. Ottawa, 6-i5 p. m Friday.
FRONT PAGE DRAMA is taken from the
ilcs- Of -rhe-AFHeE4eaa- Weekly Magazine -ret1ic1
comes with The Detroit Sunday Times
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Britons Rush for Car. =

LONDON, May - (INS)-The
British used car market doomed
today as LeHdeRefs rushed to
buy vehicles before June / when
basic gasoline rationing VIII be
established again.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

Carusse o. ,trolIerl Wash
ioie pvroHvl7 coated body.
4-oou hood With sun VISOR.
Rubber ,lreS
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
COMMANDER RESPONSIBLE

Tho note pointed out that the
commander was nOncthclcSS re-
.pons.blc tor establishing definite
identity OF the vessel before Civ
Inc me firing order and that he
would ho disciplined tor MS fail
uTc 10 do So
The United States promised
indemnity pay0cr'. for the loss Of
nm" snip and personnel. There was
OU.y one SURVIVOR
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Mercy Ship Loss Franco Reported Prisoners Hang
Stepping Down

LONDON. July Is INS)--A
Spanish bill of rights which pro-
claims state respect for the dig
nifty. integrity and liberty OF men
was made pubiic today amid re-
ports that Gen. Fra o had
turned his government over to a
military iunta.
London monitors heard an an
nouncement over the Argentine
radio quoting an official Madrid
dispatch saying that Franco had
relinqulshed his power.
Al the same time the Paris
radio SAID that Franco would an
nOuncc the creation Of a regency
council 10 govern Spain NedueS-
day Franco, according 10 the
PARIS report. viii retire
The new Spanish biii Of rights
was reported from Madrid 70 have
been approved by tho CorlcS with
out A single dissenting vote.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Army Sleeper
NeedGfows
ODT Warns II Can't
Supply All Of Demand

WASHINGTON, July 13 up
Col j. Monroe Johnson director
of the Office of Defense Trans
portation. told the United Press
today that we've got 10 have
more PullmanS' for the army $
redeployment program
~ don't think We have
enough Pullmans 10 meet the
army's need" he SAID The army
is now using more than Ualto OF
the 1000 PullmanS . av7Ilahlc
and i'm addition uses J POO troop
sleeperS and has 200 more
troop Slcepers under conStruc-
tion.
Al The same time OR pointed
out II Will be impossible 10 pro-
vide every soldier going 10 the
West Coast with sleeping car ac-
commoddtionS even If the army
were handed all 1000 Pullman
cars. There arc Just too many
soldiers 10 transport
I'VE simply cannot give all
soldiers DE- luxe accommodations
because we don't have the Sleep
erS, an DDf spokesman Sdl1.
at isn't pleasant 10 30 across
the country In day coach, hut
after all its lot better than
a FOX hole.
ODT expects troop movement s
20 remain Al record heights until
the end of the Ncar and freight
movements 10 continue a. a NclN
heavy rate until March or AprI
~ fQ1G
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
For POW Killing
Murdered Man They
Called Traitor

TT LEAVENWORTH, Kan,
July II uNSl-Two more Ger
man prisoners or war were hanged
early today Al the L. s discipln.
AIRY barracks AT Fort Leayen-
worth. bringing 10 seven the
number OF NazlS executed since
Tuesday for the murder of fellow
prisoners
Executed were SGT Erich Gauss,
81. and PVT. Rudolf Straub. 30.
a L. :. Army Court-martlal,
acting under tho Geneva conVen-
t1on governing prisoners of war.
had found the TWO Germans guilty
OF numbering Horst Guenther. an
other prisoner in a pow work
camp after being accused by fel-
low prisoners OF being = '-raitor
10 ms oath. flag and farherland .
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Prison Break fOiiled
After Execution

SALT LAKE CITY, July "a
tjpl The Titan state prison re-
turucd 10 normal today after an
attcMu,cd- -uL-znn- -hEcaL-- lLh.ch- -te--
IpHcd thr execution Of james J.
EocG. Oklahoma hammer slayer
Prison guards last night fruS-
'rated the escape attempt. seventh
s.uCC Alay I ~ the pcnltentlary
TF6H 5iTIs tTOnT thcIr ShotgunS
7h7trcfcd crude ladder over
W6iC6 three inmates tired 10 scale
rfc wall
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
VLssEL OFF COURSE

The United states note. dated
Juno % contcndcd the vessel was
slightly OF rnc designated safe
conduct course and was travelling
~ night fog II was fully
lighted and properly identified,
the note SAID.
Radar however apparently was
unable 20 detect the lights, ac-
cordlue 10 the note thus prompt
Ing the submarine commander to
issue hl- torpedo order.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Laid to Radar
u. S. Offers indemnify
for Torpedoed Japs

WASHINGTON July "A GNSl
The United States today blamed
radar for the torpcdolng Of the
japanese safe conduct relief
ship Ava Maul by an American
last April l
The government accepted fun
responsibility for the mishap and
revealed inat disciplinary action
iS being taken against the com
mandCr no ordered the ship sunk
off thc STRAITS Of Formosa while
a. -u-4--eH- route 10 Japan from
SlnganoLo and Hong Kong.
Evening star., 1945-01-14

1XJOA M
I. JUNGLE JEEP -. The Jungle jeep'' used by our
fighting forces in the Pacific is the:
RI A. Army Mule.
Fl B. AmbhibiOus Jeeb.
II c. Piper Cub
Pvt l. E. W.. New York. NY.
= WAR COSTS The cost of munitions and sup
niles on all fronts is $4,000 600 daily. For our
army in France alone $5O0OOOOO month is spent for:
A. Shoes.
B. Food
c. Guns.
4 TOUGH TIRE {. :. A sicone rubber which if
used in truck tire will outlast the truck is made Of
A. Dandelons.
B, Lettuce,
c. Sand and natural gas.
A H. c.. Philadelphia, Pa
T. MODERN NELLIE BLYS =. In 1899 Nellie BLY,
travelled around the world in II days. The number Of
flying hours needed to make the trip now is:
A. 200.
BIZ.
c. 12O.
- Mrs II. i. M, Albany ia.
S. o. g. vs.. JAP PAY . = A full colonel in the Japa-
nese Army receives approximately the same pay as
soldier in the U. S. Army with the rank Of:
A. Sergeant.
B. Second lieutenant.
c. Captain.
Sgt. B. p, Dyersburg Tenn.
6. MATCHES FOR ~J0E". The average civilian
consumption of matches is nine day. The number
the Army needs for each GI Joe per day is:
I A. 49,
B. So
c. 100.
7. POSTWAR POSSIBILITY The phosphor-
escent ink used in printing luminescent maps for
wartime navgators will be used after the in:
A. Theatsr programs.
B. Menms.
c. Timetables.
ANSWERS: /, A; 2. B; 3. c; 4, c; S. A; 6, c; IA
CONDUCTED l" N A-~
Evening star., 1945-01-14

To-Day your incest -pretties are
made Of rayon. So carefully guard
their color +. their fabric p. their
fit with life-prolonging gentle
Ivory Snow care.
Wonderful Ivory Snow is the only
soap THAT combines Ivory purity with
the granulated ':snowdrop'' form. 1t
carries protection step farther than
other soaps not lvory-mild.
Ivory Snow is different from cake
or flake soap-not only Ivory pure
and mild, but grunula,ed for quick
Evening star., 1945-05-20

Pilley OF War College and Spud
Scarvalone of Army Medical Center
showed the fans brand of short
stopping they hadn't seen since pre-
war days when these teams clashed.
Boiling Field, rated among the
leading flag contenders in the Mill
tary circuit, is having slab troubles
that may evaporate when Max
Pressman and AL Feller are ready
for duty. Bill Fredericks, who
started against Fort Myer and was
treated roughly, went to the hill
after putting in Is hours of military
duty and wasn't right. @
The two pitchers who lived up
to advance notice were Tex Oliver
of Busanda and Warner Stutler
of OSS.s Both beat Cameo, ST. and
ia, respectively. Oliver was nicked
for nine hits but kept them scat
tered, while Stutler set 'em down
with six. This weeks schedule:
Observation-Disclosures OSS VS.. Cameo;
Naval Receiving vs.. oSS; Thursday. Cameo
vs.. Heurich: Friday. Busanda VS.. Naval
Military. League = Tomorrow. Boiling
Field VS. Army Medical Center: Tuesday.
Fort Myer VS.. War College; Wednesday,
Army Tsssi Medical f Center % VS. Fort Myer: ri
day ARMY war College VS. Andrews Field
Evening star., 1945-05-20
Cleveland Park Nine
Takes Peewee Lead

Dean Maury of Cleveland Park
peewees held Merrick to one hit
while his teammates pounded out
eight bingles for a 6-to-1 win that
high lighted action in the Boys Club
OF Washington Western Division
Baseball League yesterday.
The victory puts Cleveland Park
on top.
The B. c. Quins and the George
town Blues remained in a tie for
first place in the midget class, with
the Quins swamping College Park,
l8 to 2, while the Blues beat Falls
Church, to 6. Other results:
Midgets Barney Neighborhood
House, IL, Merrick, 4. Senators, 6;
Manor Park 2. Peewees-May Hard
ware, %; Industrial Home School,
10. Washington Flour, 9; Bulls, O.
Alexandria, 6; Falls Church, 8.
Wright's jewelers., IL; Georgetown
Eagles, l.
Evening star., 1945-05-20
Generals Earn Eight
.Firsts and Score in
All Of "A Events

Westinghouse High Schools
track team easily won its own first
annual faculty invitational meet,
held in the WI. stadium yester-
day, with 76 points accumulated
by eight first places out Of IA
events and by placing in all the
others.
Rrnner-up to the Little Gen.
erals was George Washington High
of Alexandria with 81 points, and
Lane of Charlottesville came in
third with IA. Other schools COM
peting were Fairfax, which picked
up six points; Patterson Park of
Baltimore, 4 points, and Landon,
with no placements.
Dick Reymer of Washington-Lee
and Herb Rowe of George Wash
ington tied for individual honors
with 11A points. Reymer won the
flip for the trophy, but Rowe will
receive duplicate.
Reymer won the pole vault with an
11-foot 1-inch leap, the $50 in 2:06.2,
and was on the winning mile relay
team, which was clocked at 1861.
Rowe captured the 100-yard dash in
90, the 220 in 22.6 and ran on the
winning medley relay team, clocked
at 1898.
The Bill Barry Memorial Trophy
went to Bob Powell of George Wash
ington for winning the mile run in
4:50.7; the Winfield Memorial to
George Washington for placing first
in the medley relay; the Merrill
Hoover Memorial to Bob Cornish OF
Washington-Lee for heaving the
shot-put A feet inches, and the
Mile Relay Trophy to Washington
Lee.
Discus-won BY Bradley, .tw.-L1 sec
SRs s'peaE ou4s e. Y Hsirnatoa atea sSWaefIf'
,.ions pSls ysglnWoR By Eeymffr tpfrd Wbo
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WILL; e @sSaIth; Wooischiassr Haze AtWct5i SW-I5
ons snsay by SoFish t,yy nsss, sss
lane: re-. I 5oa1.e, sDittlss C. W. VIZ Distsnee
and i'ft Turner Lane5. lie lie: iSsf Rics C. W.,
Shockley tFairfax) and Mccarthy tW.-L),
tied for third. Height, 5 feet 5s4 inches.
Mile .run-Won by Powell &c. W.:
O.. W.; fourth, Dunn (W.-L). Time,
loo-yard dash-Won by Rowe &c. W.;
WI; fourth. Harrison &c. W..
120-yard high hurdles-won by Nc
third. Yost Patterson PARK; fourth.
Lopez 94o-Ssrd sa VA dsshTWen T1Rs T. Bland Lane,
second, Harrison g. W.: third, Branic
lW.-L); fourth, Sims &c. W.. Time,
sso-yard dash-won by Reymer
(W.-L); second, Turner Fairfax): third.
GsLee tW;,L)' fourth. Anderson &c. W..
22o-yard dash-won by. Rowe &c. Wy;
second, Brown WILL; third. McMurrer
(W.-L): fourth. Todd (Lane). Time, % 6.
220-yard low hurdles-Won by Nc
Carthy (W.-L); second, Mackie CW.-L.) !:
third Templer (W.-LJ; fourth. Piccoli
patterson Park Time. 262.,
Mile relay-Won by Washington-Lee
(Reymer. Brown, Branie, Gardner; second,
George Washineton; third, Lane; fourth,
Patterson Park. Time, 1861.
Medley relay-Won by George Washing
ton Harrison, Renshaw. Rowe); second
WaShington-Lee
Evening star., 1945-05-20
Varied Sports

Baseball.
Iowa Prefight, =: Ottumwa Naval Air, 6.
navy nat ~ lS; West Nottingham, 0.
Schick Hospital S: Iowa State, 6.
Concordia. IS; Elmhurst, g.
Northwestern, T; Ohio State, /.
Michigan, 4-l2: Indiana. o5.
Virginia. 10; Maryland, 3.
Wisconsin, .: Minnesota, /
NNor9heastern, 2: New Hampshire. !,
EHor.olk n T: s, IL; Bainbridse, 8.
Penn State. 10: PITTSBURGH, s.
Purdue. rs: Illinois. 6-12.
Notre Dame, 8; western Michisan, ian Vi o.
AUGUSTA NJ. A. 7; Fishburne, 5.
MaSsanutten M. A, 8; Mercersburg, g.
Lacrosse.
Navy, %; Penn State. O.
army, II; Johns Hopkins U. g.
st. PauIs High. Is: Navy Plebes, o.
Navy ]. ", 8: Towson (Md.) High, l.
U, of N. Car, g.; Vfnnisi Virsinia, 3.
Illinois Tech, 8; Beloit College, O.
Nay Nay plebes, 9; Blair Academy, o.
Mercersburg M. A., 8; Massanutten, o.
Michisan' @ ntj ia Ohio Ohio stare. afaaei 5. 0@'
MiseonsIn MMiise5san; 81 e. Pqrans; Mnnesots5 s5. s.
Virginia, 731a: North Carolina, 52h.
Bowdoin. ~; Bates. 80.
Michigan State, 611a;. Indiana, 60h.
Miami. 65: Western Michigan, 81.
Illinois: 6si2;- Notre Dame, 531a.
Evening star., 1945-05-20

a severe blow. Should he have to
remain out of action any great
length of time, the burden of carry
ing the club easily could become too
much for Benton, Newhouser and
Overmire.
Art Houtteman, who relieved
TROUT in the sixth inning of the first
game, is a product of Detroit's
Catholic Central High and is not
yet 10 years. He's feet-4 tall and
weigh 204 pounds. He starred on
the standlots as well as in scholastic
circles. Art had pitched just six
innings in relief roles before his ap-
pearance today.
Mike Guerra in addition to doing
a fine job of catching for the Mats
is giving them a fair deal at bat.
In five games behind the bat and
in two as pinch batter, the little
Cuban has made nine hits for an
average Of .428.
After his rearranged batting order
brought victory in the first game,
skipper Bluege shuffled his men
again in the second because the
Tigers started the lefthanded New
houser. The revision dropped George
Binks, lefthand swinger, to seventh
and restored Vince Ventura to the
cleanup spot. With the Tigers US
ing a Highlander and lefthander
tomorrow, both Nat batting orders
probably will be tried again.