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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27
Girl Scouts End Camping Season

During the season Camp Wequ- pauset, Girl Scouts summer camp, bad registration of 487 campers. The season closed Saturday. A rec ord attendance was reported with the figures for the day attendance 200. The special troop, overnight and senior camps had an additional registration of 200 girls.
 Regular camp procedure, swim ming, games, cooking and craft work featured the daily programs.
 The last party of the season was held Friday night, shipwreck party.~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27
Ca9reys Feted
 Or OnAnNiUerS1Yy

Guests from New Jersey, Mary land, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,, Vermont and Connecticut, including 400 persons, attended the golden wedding anniversary party of MT, and Mrs. James J. Caffrey of 59 Ives street held Saturday night.
 A buffet supper was served and the couple received gifts from the Ives street Community Club mem bers, with Lester Groat, president, making the presentation. Other gifts were presented by relatives and friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Caffrey are the parents of two sons in the service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27
HONIeS ObSe9-Ue
 SiIUer Wedding

MT. and Mrs. Isidore Houle of West Liberty street, observed their 18th wedding anniversary Saturday night at the Hotel Elton, about one hundred attending. They were pre- sented a purse. Guests attended from Montreal, Can, Pittsfield, Mass, Williamansett, Mass, West Haven and Bristol.
 MT. and Mrs. Houle were married Aug. 30, 1920 at St. Ann's church. They have three children, Anita, Claire and Robert. Mrs. Houle was the former Josephine Berube!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27

Batelle Memorial Institute, famed industrial research and development laboratory, is at Columbus. O.
 A new invention, made princi- pally of gas pipe and a blower, keeps railroad locomotives from smoking.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27
CLUB NOTES
Training Union To Hear Speaker

The Baptist Training Union of Zion Baptist Church will hold its second meeting in an educational series at the church tomorrow at 6 p. m. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Laura skinner Gilliams, formerly of Waterbury, now of New Haven. Her topic will be Mercy. A serv- iceable Career" Mrs. Gillian grad uated' from Lincoln school for Nurs- es in New York city. The worship service will be in charge of Stan- ley Lee Ralph.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27
SOCIAL SITUATIONS

SOCIAL SI1 1UA1IOINS
 THE SITUATIONS: After hav- ing a cup of tea at friends house you light a cigaret. There is no ash tray beside you. WRONG WAY: Use your tea plate or saucer for an ash tray. RIGHT WAY: Get up and get yourself an ash tray, or ask your hostess for one.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27

More than $50 worn-out light tanks, several hundred General Sherman medium tanks and more than 300 half-track personnel car- riers have been rebuilt at three Army Ordanance plants in Eastern Pennsylvania.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27

In TIT a land development com- pany, under the direction of John Law, a financier, acquired control over all of the land drained by the Mississippi River.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27
MCKINNEY
 ON BRIDGE
Never Give Up
 On q Week Hand
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
 America,s Gard Aufhoritv

America's Card Authority
 Never say die" is good rule in bridge game. In today's hand, for example, it looks as if the de- clarer may have to lose a spade, two diamonds and two clubs. Well, here is what happened.
 The opening lead was won with the ten of hearts, the heart king was caShed and the queen over taken by dummy,s ace The jack of diamonds was played and al- lowed to ride when East. refused to cover. West won with the queen. On the second heart trick East had discarded the club three, try ing to mislead the declarer as to the location of the club ace. Now
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27

Miss Gina Di Vitor, who had been i. at her home on Springdale ave- hue, is recovering.
 Miss Anne Cavanaugh of Will low street and Miss Catherine Sweeney of Easton avenue are spending several days at Sea View Manor, Crescent Beach, Mantle.
 Miss Doris Hamel of Circular avenue is recovering from major operation at St. Mary's hospital.
 Miss Mary Toomey of Willow St., IS at Bainbridge, N. Y, Tor a week.
 MT. and Mrs. Roger LaVigne of Pearl Lake road have been registered at Sea Breeze Inn, Quonchontaug, R. I.
 Mrs. George E. Camp of Euclid avenue is entertaining her daugh- ter. Miss Margaret Camp of New York city, for a few weeks. pr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Johnston Of Columbia Blvd, and their daugh- ter, Mrs. Richard w. Goss of Pros pect street, have returned from Cape May, N. J. Miss Beth Olson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Olson of Watertown and Miss Constance Hart, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Alfred l.. Hart of Buckingham street, have returned to their studies at Bennington col lege, Bennington, Vt.
 Miss Eleanor Martone of East Main street is spending the week at Atlantic City, N. J.
 Miss Jean Craig of Edinburgh and Miss Jean McCefguodale of Glasgow claim to have Scotland'S' 2 most unique women's war job
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27
WATERVlLLE Correspondent: Mrs. Gertrude Lane; Telephone 3.651l
Wilson's Get Party, Purse Couple Celebrate
 Silver Anniversary

WaterVtlle, Aug. ZT-Mr. ana MrS. Frank Wilson of Thomaston avenue, celebrated their 18th wedding anni- versary Saturday. About 50 guests from Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Maine and Connecticut helped the couple celebrate. They received many lovely gifts including purse, and many lovely floral tributes. The Wilson's have two children, Helen Wilson of Thomaston avenue and Staff Sgt. Raymond Wilson station ed in Manila. Ray has been'overseas two years.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Dadario of Thomaston have received the Purple Heart Medal awarded posthumously to their son, Pvt. Louis J. Dadario os the U. s. Marine Corp, who was killed in action on Okinawa June 8. They have also received his Asiatic- Pacific ribbon citation.
 MT. and Mrs. William Ryan of Boyden street are parents of son William Jr., born August 20 at St. Mary,s hospital. Mrs. Ryan is the former Anna Buckley, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Buckley of Huntingdon avenue.
 Mrs. Lille Parsons of Norfolk was a weekend guest with MT. and Mrs. Wesley Rood of Fort Hill avenue.
 
 Mrs. Wesley Rood received word yesterday of the death of her cousin Mir. Harry Saunders of Winsted. who was killed by an automobile in that town late Saturday evening.
 The Swedish Weaving Club will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Miss Ruth Norton on Thomaston avenue.
 The Casper s. Davis Post. Amer fan Legion will meet this evening M 6 o'clock in their rooms in the scar of the post-office.
 T.. weekly prayer meeting of Cos pei Hall will meet tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock.
 Jeannette Ilnicki of Cheshire is spending a few days with her grandparents MT. and Mrs. William Dubay of Downes street.
 MT. and Mrs. Morton Williams were recent visitors with MT. Wil- liam's father MT. Louis Williams of Downes street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27

The first student enrolled at Louisiana State University on Dec. 30, 1859. The first session opened three days later. During the initial session, 70 students were enrolled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27

w. P. English, vice-president of Trans Canada Air Lines, recently reported that Canadian airlmile costs had increased only { per cent since l93e, while similar costs of U. S. airlines had risen 48 per cent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27

Growing population and relative high wages in Lower California. Mexico, are expected to send mer- schants shopping in the United States for many products.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27
Engagements

Miss Gladys J. Borne Y 1ic of the WAVES, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Alfred J. Borne of Naugatuck, will become the bride fo Clifton E. Sherrow, GEM. USNR, son of MT, and Mrs. Samuel Sherrow of Lare- do, Mo, Sept. IS at p. m. at the Naugatuck Congregational, church.
 Miss Borne, a graduate of Nau- gatuck High school and Post Jun for College, was formerly employed at the office of the Chass Brass & Copper Company. Both she and MT. Sherrow are stationed at the Navy Yard, Washington, D. c.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Atkinson of East Pearl street announce the engagement of their daughter, Lil- Han Marie, to Staff Sergeant Rohr- back, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Ed ward Rohrback, ST., of 332 East Main street.
 Announcement is made of the en- gagement of Buckner Coe, son of Rev. Albert Buckner Coe and Mrs. Coe, Oak Park, H., and Meredith, N. H., to Miss Kathryn Wright Dowley, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Leroy Lentell Dowley of Worces- ter, Mass. The Rev. MT. Coe was formerly pastor at the Second Con- gregational church in Waterbury. The marriage will take place Sep tember 2 at the First Baptist church, Worcester, Rev. MT. Coe officiating.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27

Miss Jean Craig of Edinburgh and Miss Jean McCefguodale of Glasgow claim to have Scotland'S most unique women's war job that of mole-catehers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27

MT. and Mrs. Morton Williams were recent visitors with MT. Wf- liam's father MT. Louis Williams of Downes street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-27

Jeannette Ilnicki of Cheshire is spending few days with her grandparents MT. and Mrs. William Dubay of Downes street.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16

teio. Keletas kareiviu dingo be zlnlos.
Lenku taip pat buvo suzeistQ, vienas bu-
rininkas buvo nusautas, jo gi suzelstas
arklys pateko NUNS nelaisve. Arklys
buvo sartas ir grazus, kuriuo paskiau jo-
dinejo leitenantas Labutis. Kautynes ivy
ko pavakareje.
Gyventojai NUNS buvo labai nepalan-
kus ir nieko is ju negalejom suzinoti. Bu-
vo kaimu kur gyveno Rusai. Jie Lietu-
viams buvo palankesni, teike ziniu If, net
neprasomi, aprupindavo mus maistu.
IS cia atsitraukem ] Paberzes dvara.
Cia palikom savo gurguoles If virtuVe. W
dvaro buvo kaimas, ku4'io paVadinimo ne
atsimenu.
Pestininkai lake fronta. Nuns at
vykus, prasidejo susisaudymas su Len
kais. Kautynes vyko visa nakti. Rytme-
ii, kautynems nutilus, atsitraukem prize
savo arkliu, pestininkai pasiliko musu
vietoje.
Apie 10 valanda gryzom Paberzes
dvara pasiserti arkliu ir patys papietautl.
Vadas isake atleisti arkiams paprugas, 0
suzeistuosius arklius pasiQsti j kauno We
terinarine ligonine.
Nuns bepietaujant, is antros puses
eme smarkiai apsaudyti dvara. Mes, ipuo-
le dvara, tuojau praneSem vadui. Pasl-
rode kad saude mus nuo Paberzes mics
telio. Isbege ant kalnelio, ziurim - n1u-
su pastotes-vezimai SUI suzeistais arklials
gryzta atgal.
- Kodel JUS gryztat? - klausiam ju
- Kauno kelias yra Lenku uzimtas
jie mus apSaudo, - NUNS buvo atsakyta
Baigti pietus ir patraukti paplu,
gas! - isake NUNS yadas. -.
Papietave tuojau issipylem grandi,
ne uz dvaro ir laukem is kur pulls priesas
Pro ziurona pamatem kad Lenku rate
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16

liai su nuogais kardais dideliu skaicium
mus supa, musu trecios divizijos pestl-
ninkai traukiasi atgal prie musu. Tada
visa musu kariuomene drauge SUI artilerl-
ia eme trauktis Maisiogalos miestello link.
Ineinant NUNS ] miesteli, jau buvo
tamsi naktis. Miestelis buvo sausakimsai
prisigrudes musu kariuomenes. IS cla
traukeme Sirvintu link, nors ir buvo zinlu
kad ten musu laukia Lenkai. Musu vadal
buvo n,ltare zut-but Lenkams nepaslduo-
IT, I zvalgyba tuojau buvo paskirti raj
teliai ir du sarvuociai. Su jais ejo ir pes
tininku grandines. Taip ir zygiavom pa
siruoSe kas sekunda SUI priesu kautls.
Nuns buvo pasakyta kad kausimes tol kol
islaisvinsim sau kelia, arba Xxi vieno zu-
SIM
Lenkai atsitraule su dideliais nuostoliais
Pabuve kick po Sirvintom, pasitrau-
KEN j desine ir uzemem fronta nuo Ker-
naves Xxi Viesio miestelio. Ties Kotkos
vienkieniu ir Vievio miesteliu Lenkai mus
daznai puldavo, bet nieko nelaimedavo.
Viena karta Lenkai, matyti, labai
ipyke, puole mus, pavartodami visus gin
klus - patrankas, kulkosvaidzius. sautu-
vus. Mes taip pat pavartoJom prizes Juos
tuos pacius ginklus. Lenkai atsitrauke su
dideliais nuostoliais. IS musu tiktai du
Vilnieciai kareiviai pabego-dezertyravo
Po kokiu dvieiu savaiciu, betemstant,
j Kotkos vienkiemi atvyko apie 80 Lenkll
kareiviu. Tuo metu mes trys: Alfredas
Egle, Aleksandravicius ir as stovejom sar-
gyboie uz Neries upes. Mes pastebejom
atvykstancius Lenkus. Lenkai susedo
l-..z Moo
emem smarkiai saudyti j laivelius. Pc
kurio laiko pamatem tuscius laivelius. Kur
dineo Lenkai mes nezinojom, bet jie ne
atsisaude NUNS.
I kariuomene stoiau 1920 metu Rug
pjucio 10 d. IS tarnybos iseiau Balandzio
pradzioie 1923 metals. Buvau paleistas is
Karo ligonines del nesveikatos.
Leonas Baltiejus,
Stirbiu k, Vevirzenu ", Kretingos ap.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
SVEIKINU
PHILADELPHIECIUS

Nors trumpai daleiskit man
pasveikinti Philadelphijos vel
kejus uz taip besaliska pasisa-
kyma, kad "Visu Lietuviu ku-
rie troksta kad Lietuva po sio
karo butu laisva, nepriklauso-
ma valstybe, butina pareiga
yra laikytis tandzios vieny-
bes". Rodos tai nuosirdus ir
patriotingas pasakymas, j ka
turetu visa plati Amerikos
Lietuviu visuomene kreipti de-
mesi. Bet klausimas ar Phi
delphieciai paveiks, ar jiems
pasiseks pagydyti srovines Ii
gas? Tai butu tikras stebuk-
las! DIR. M. J. Colney.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
LIETUVIU SALEJE

Ateikit j Lietuviu sale pasi-
losti ir smagiai praleisti vaka-
ra SUI savo draugais. sios su-
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 j Lietuviu sale.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
WATER BURY, CT.
WATERBURIO LET. TARY-
BA UzGYRE LIETUVIU
MISIJA WASHINGTONE

Kovo IL d. Waterburio Ia
rybos susirinkime vienbalsiai
uzgirta Americas Lietuviu Mi
sija Washingtone. Daugelis
delegatu issireiske kad kurios
organizacijos arba asmenys ru-
pinasi Lietuvos nepriklauso-
mybes bel selpimo reikalais jie
atlieka neapsakomai labdarin-
ga bel krikscioniska darba, o
musu visu priederme yra ju
darbuote paremti.
Toliau, Taryba nutare kvie-
sti visus Connecticut Tarybos
skyrius ir surengti iskilminga
pokili paminejimui Steigiamo-
jo Seimo rs metu sukakti. Ia
darba ivykdyti isrinkta komi-
sija: DR.. P. Vileisis, DR.. M. j.
Colney, p. Alena Deveniene,
Antanas Orantas, Jacob Ire
ciokas. Ta patti komisija ru-
pinsis vasaros metu surengti
visos Conn. Tarybos skyriu is
vaziavima- -piknika.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
Kaip Lietuviai isavo Laisve gyne Is metal atga||


Lenku partizanai pastoja NUNS kelia
Vilniu
Sutemus paskyre mus zvalgyba.
Per kiaura nakti jodinejom, besekdami
priesa. Susekem kad Lenkai SUI kulko-
svaidziais apsikase. Apple tai mes tuojau
pranesem savo vadui. Musu pestininkai
taip pat atitinkamose pozicijose apsikase
su kulkosvaidziais.
Buvom apsistoje kokiame tai dvare.
NUNS sugryzus is zvalgybos, atvyko pes
tininku kuopa. Pestininkai surado Sick
tick zaliu kiauliniu buroku ir godziai eme
JUGS valgyti. Mes, pastebeje juos kaz ka
valgant, susiejom prie ju. 1sviso musu IL
pestininku buvo apie 300 vyru. Labal
draugiskai suvalgem visus Xxi vieno buro-
kus Kick pasistiprine, vel uzemem savo
vietas.
Besvintant priesas eme mus Saudyti
is kulkosvaidziu ir is patranku. Mes Wis
gi savo kulkosvaidziu ir sautuvu ugnim
atmusem. Bet, pastebeje kad Lenku ka-
valeriia supa musQ sparna, mes emem
trauktis Vilniaus link.
Mazdaug keturi kilometrai nuo Viii
niaus isgirdom smarku kulkosvaidziu If
sautuvu Saudyma. Vadas tuojau pasiun-
te pora zvalgu suzinoti kas ten saudosi.
zvalgai pranese jog musu pestininkai mu-
sasi SUI Lenku Dartizanais. Nuns buvo
belikes tik vienas kelias - pereiti per Vii
niu, bet ir ta Lenku pestininkai buvo be-
Ultima. Musu dalis atmuse Lenku pestl-
ninkus if islaisvino sau kelia.
AS su savo draugu Kesmenu buvau
paskirti uzpakali musu eskadronul ap-
saugoti. Mudu vienas nuo kito buVom to-
kio tolumo kad tik galetume vienas antra
matyti. W musu dar buvo uzslllkuslQ
pestininku If gurguoliu.
Staiga pamaciau kad Lenkai mano
drauga kesmena pagavo j nelaisve. Su-
pratau kad ir man tas pats gall butt. VI
su smarkumu pasileidau WITS savo eska-
drona. Bejojant man Vilniaus gatvemls,
I.enku partizanai stengesi name sulaiky-
ii. Vieni griebe uz arklio, kit norejo
name nubloksti AS kardu praskynlau
sau kelia, O istikimas mano draugas-zlr-
gas isnese name IS prieso nagu. Savo es-
kadrona pasivijau jau netoli zalioojo tito,
k,lri lis verzesi drauge su pestininkals
Lenku partizanai eme mus smarklal sau-
dvti ir metyti granatas is antro IL treclo
manu- aukstu. Musu eskadrono vadas pa
dave komanda nuimti sautuvus nuo peclu
ir nutaikyti j langus, o pestlnlnkams pa
ruoSti granatas. Bet Lenkai, pamate pa
voiu, tuoi sustabde saudyma. Prijoje prize
Zaliojo tito, pamatem savo sarvuoclus ku-
rie saugojo tilta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
SUSIDOMEJO MISIJA

Daugelis Waterburieciu su-
sidomejo Lietuviu Misija Wa
shingtone, vieni ruosiasi ten
dalyvauti, kiti rupinasi sukel-
ii auku Lietuvos reikalams,
treti nors siaip palinko geriau-
siu pasekmiu. Bet tai nera
nuostabu kad visi supranta ir
uzgiria toki butina reikala.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
Sudeginam tilta per Neri

Iseje is Filniaus, apsistojom viename
dvare kuri rodos vadino Raudondvariu. lr
dvarininkas ir aplinkiniai gyventojai bu-
vo labai sulenkeje. Vienas kareivis ne
galejo ineiti j namus, mes is jo tuojau at
imdavo ginkla if net primusdavo.
Kick pabuve Raudondvaryje, nuzy-
giavom prie Nemencines miestelio, kuris
yra prie pat Neries. Cia nedideliame kal-
ne radon dar is Didziojo karo Rusu pozi-
cijas. Mes jas uzemem. IS savo poziciju
padarem zvalgyba j miesteli. Miestely lyle
nieko itartino neradom. Taip pat nieko
itartino neradom netoli esanciame grazia-
me pusyne, kuri atidziai apziurejom. Ir,
Wis delto, NUNS begryztant, eme j mus
smarkiai ir taikliai saudyti. Negaledami
suprasti is kur mus apsaudo, begom kur
kas ismanem.
Nuns bebegant nuo miestelio, pasitai-
Ike didelis griovys Per 81 griovi jojant,
paSove viena arkli, bet kareivis isliko svei-
kas. Tx sugryze suzinojom kad Lenkai
saude mus is baznycios boksto. Priesas
] miesteli buvo atvykes per tilta. Vaka-
re, temstant, kad sutrukdytume priesui
perejima, nuvykom j miesteli, nupirkom
zibalo, uzpylem j ant tito ir tilta pade-
gem.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16

darbininkams dykai. Visi darbinin-
kai jau yra apdrausti $3,O0O,O0O
vertes ligonines gydymo apdrauda.
Visus kastus gyvasties apdraudos,
chirurgisku operaciju ir igonines
aptarnavimo apmoka patti Richman
Brothers Company.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16

Sesiu milijonu dolariu vertes gy-
vasties apdraudos certifikatu isda-
linta Richman Brothers Company
siuvyklos ir parduotuviu darbinin-
kams tos dideles rubu isdirbystes
prezidento F. C. Lewman. Certifi-
katus gavo aStuoniolika Simtu siu-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
GYVENIMO
PAGRINDAS

Sataupymai ir nuosavy-
be yra tvirtas pagrindas
kiekvieno zmogaus gyve-
rijno. Dabar jau atejo pa
togesnis laikas pirkimai,
statymui arba taisymui ma
mu.
siuose uzmanymuose tu-
redami paskolu. reikalus
esate kvieciami kreiptis j
Lietuviu Banking istaiga,
kuri daro paskolas per
daug metu, yra isaugus ka-
pitalu ir gall patenkinti JUS
visokiu paskolu reikaluose.
sioje istaigoje repozitai
20 Federal Insurance Corp.
kiekviena knygute Xxi $5,-
900.
Taipgi valdiska istaiga
pardavimui U. S. War
Bonds ir Savings Stamps.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16

vyklos darbininku ir penki simtai
sios pacios kompanijos rubu par
duotuviu tarnautoju. Nuo kiekvle-
no darbininko apdraudos suma sic
Ike nuo $1,000 Xxi $4,000. Prize to,
kompanija tuoj isdalins $2,OOO,Oo0
vertes chirurgiskos apdraudos savo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-16
TamsVs gyventojai NUNS buvo
nepalankuS

Pabuvus sicia NUNS apie savaite lai-
ko, eme mus supti Lenku kavalerijos pull
kas. Ivyko smarkios kautynes. Musu tre-
cias ir ketvirtas burys labiausia nukente-
Evening star., 1945-05-13

Copt John W. Thompson. jr 'so"di"s'. torme, member
Of The Stor sto serving oss'stont eunne ooef OF
field ortey bottoIon fire direction center in 0emony gers
the ocoton enemy self propelled guns from fro"t"e tor
word observer
Evening star., 1945-05-13
word observer.

stoH seret Jones Sims 10 Gronee, Co., plots the tor
oct on his ohot The cuvne line the Ameroon front line
Lett The bottey commander Robert Bot Of Washington
wotches Vertico Control Operator T. Boxer formerly OF
Arlington moke the plot his mop for difference in otude
Evening star., 1945-05-13

>
As soon as
the observer
reports the
firing os oc-
curote Copt.
T h o m ps o n
coils division
ortiIIery with
the odiusted
locotion and
requests thot
severol other
bottoIions be
turned on the
Sermon guns.
Signal Corps
Photos
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-02
OLD LINERS BEAT
CAMEC0CKS, 1913

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 1.-R-
A smashing fourth period South
Carolina offensive for two touch.
downs failed to overtake the Mary
land Old Liners three touchdown
lead here today as Maryland
chalyed up it's third Southern Con
ference victory 1913.
The Old Liners rolled over the
Gamecocks in the second period
with two quick touchdowns and
opened the second half with an.
other before South Carolina was
able to shake loose it's speedy
backs in the final stanza.
South Carolina found it's ground
game completely throtted for three
periods, then opened up to net "a
yards from scrimmage, compared
with Maryland's 238 yards.
The Old Liners rolled to their
first score on a nice punt return
by Bill Polling to the Gamecock
30, after making a first down on
the 10, polling on fake reverse
raced to the two and Bong smash
ed across.
An apparent South Carolina up.
surge in retaliation backfired when
Maryland's end, on Crosland inter-
cepted a short pass on the Game
cocks 40 and raced untouched TO
score
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-02
TULANE CRIDDERS
BOW TO LSU, $50.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-WH-
With one eye hopefully cooked to.
wards Miami's Orange Bowl,
Louisiana State ran rough shod
over completely stumped Tulane,
$50, before $1,000 today.
This 43rd renewal of tradition
al rivalry was rough and tumble
clash, peppered by penalties and
fist fights.
Two Orange Bowl representatives
looked on from the stands as
Coach Bernie Moore's LSU team
struck pay dirt in every period
but the last.
Tulane had two scoring chances
In the first period, but was held
both times on downs, once on the
LSU eight-yard line and once on
the 10.
On the other hand, LSU's pow
erful backs, Red knight, Jim
Cason, Willard Landry. Dan Sand
ifer and Ray Coates ripped through
the out-played Tulane line and Y.
A. Title originated the passes
which baffled the Tulane secon-
Diary.
LSU scored five times, twice on
Runs by Sandifer, once on run
by Knight and twice on passes
from little to Landry.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-02
OREGON STATEN WINS
CRUDCE GAME 1912

EUGENE, Ore, Dec. 1.-WD-
Despite two sensational touchdown
runs by halfback Jake Leicht,
Oregon university lost 10 to IL a
grudge game to Oregon State col
lege today before 10000 fans.
Oregon was cunning to avenge q
1876 loss to the Beavers earlier
this year, but an accurate place
kick by Stan Mcclure gave the
staters the narrow victory after a
torrid go minutes of action.
The Beavers racked up Is first
downs to five for Oregon and dis
played crackerjack passing
game, but it was Leicht who stole
the show with his breakway runs,
pass interruptions, booming punts
and last-ditch tackles on hard
running State backs.
7 Dick Gray, Bob Stevens and Vic
Hartman were triple headaches for
Oregon and helped pile up 288 to
1873 yard advantage for Oregon
State.
Score by periods:
Oregon ----O 6 0 e12
Oregon State -----O Z 6 o13