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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-05
BASEBALLERS SCHULTZ, SELTz
 ARE INVOLVED
By CARL LUNDQUIST United Press Stan Correspondent

United Press Stan Correspondent
 New York, Jan. 5 - (U.P.) - The Amateur Athletic Union, officially deploring the wartime laxity in collegiate eligibility rules. today blacklisted basketball teams which have played against Hamline Uni versity this season because that school has used two professional baseball players in its lineup.
 Dan Ferris, national secretary, said the A. A. U. had no other re- course because of the refusal of Hamline to remove from its team the players in question, Howie Schultz of the Brooklyn Dodgers and Rollie Seltz of the Rochester Redwings.
 The A. A. U. he said. had no en- forcement power to prevent Hamline from using these players in future games against college teams, but said that his organization would be particularly strict against these schools because they have been amply warned.
 "If any of the college basketball players who have played or will play against Hamline are track men, swimmers, or boxers and want to appear in any of our meets in the future, they will have to make writ ten application for reinstatement, he said. Thus far no one has done so."
 Exception
 Because of unusual circum- stances one exception was made in the case of City College of New York, since its faculty applied to the A. A. U. in advance for permission to play Hamline with Schultz and Seltz in the lineup, Ferris said. The game had been booked long ahead for Madison Square Garden and lo- cal fans would have been deprived of the chance to see Schultz, the Dodger first baseman, in action as a court star, the faculty representa- tiveS said.
 In addition to City College, Ham line has played Mankato, Minn., Teachers, Simpson College of h. dianola, Iowa, South Dakota Uni- versity, Carelton, Minn., Teachers, River Falls. Wis, Teachers and Val paraiso, Ind, University this season.
 Hamline, Ferris said, was not the only offender The University of Minnesota in the Big Ten Confer ence and the Ohio University team from Athens, O., both have been reported as using ineligible men.
 unfortunately, there is no gov- erning body for collegiate athletics" Ferris said. ''The National Collegiate Athletic Association makes amateur rules which in general run parallel to ours, but they have no police powers. They simply make the rules and hope that colleges will follow"
 The A. A. U. also refused to recog- nize as official the 100 meter sprint record set at it's annual outdoor meet last summer by Claude (Bud- dy) Young of the University of Ili- noiS, because of two false starts by the field. Starter Jack Lavelle per- mitted the event to be run to pre- vent disappointing the crowd, but later asked the A. A. U. to rule that the mark not be considered official
 Dewitt Coulter, shot butter for Army Military Academy and tackle on it's football team was declared ineligible because of scholastic de- ficiency. Four New York University track team men, sprint Champion Ed Conwell, Miller Rudy Simms. 60O-yard runner Maurice Calender and two miller Leo Fondecaro were declared ineligible for the same req son.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-05
Julien At H. C.

Worcester. Mass, Jan. 5.-(UPD- Alvin F. Julian, former football coach at Muhlenberg college and onetime Bucknell An-America, has been signed SIS backfield assistant at Holy Cross college.
 He succeeds Coach Vince Mo- Nally who left the Crusaders re- gently to join the San Francisco club of the All-American Profes- sional league. Julian, who coached all sports at Albright college before going to Muhlenberg nine years ago, is the first assistant hired by the New Holy Cross head coach, John (Ox) Da Grosa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-05
ChemeI, Conway
 Bay State Victors

Boston, Jan. 5-(UP)-Middle- weight Henry Chemel of Portland Me, today had started the New Year right by pounding out 8 win over Bert Lytell of Fresno, Cal, but the victory was an unpopular one that was royalty booed.
 In a l0-round battle before 2,2l3 fans at Mechanics building last night, Chemel plundered his way to a win over the 1.-the Lytell who's southpaw stance and clever speed kept the Portland Pole at sea most of the night.
 In the second round Lytell scored with stiff right hook that shook Chemel and in the eighth round the California Negro cut his opponents eye severely.
 Chemel weighed 162, Lytell, 155.
 In a l0-round co-feature, Henry Jones, 2lO, Philadelphia battered his way to victory over Earl Qron Man) Louman, 207, Detroit. Hen " (Kid Robinson, 1858, Philadel- phia knocked out Speedy Duval, l65, Baltimore CD; the Brown Bomber, l6l, Boston knocked out Billy Per ry, 166, Philadelphia @. The bout drew a gross gate of $3,763 for a net of $281t.
 Fall River, Mass, Jan. 5-(UP)- Clint Conway, 18O, of New York scored technical knockout over Tee Huberg, I'll. of Washington in the fifth round of 8 scheduled TO- round bout at the Casino last night.
 In preliminaries: Johnny Cool, 134, Worcester decisioned Johnny Priest, 134, Cambridge (6); Mike Welch, 157, Boston decisioned John ny Nara, 1858, Boston (6): Tony Ferry, 125. Fall River knocked out Lefty Lopes, ll9, New Bedford (5).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-05
Hearts, TerryviIIe Al WiIby Tonight

Kept on edge by steady practice in addition to scheduled games played 10 date, Sacrd Heart High school basketeers vii lattempt to add Ter. ryville High to its list of victims to. night. when the two clubs meet in an e:30 ?. m. game at Wilby gym. Coach EbbIe C0nlan is anxious for his team to get back Into the vic- tory department after losses to Lewis of southington and Seymour High spoiled a good start this sea- son. Junior Varsity teams of Sacred Heart and Terryyllle will meet in a T:30 preliminary game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-05

Girls ! R AHoop League Ready

Four girl basketball teams, who will play the "old" boys rules com prise the l945 IRA Industrial league members, scheduled to play their first game of the season next Tues day night January g at St. Jo- seph hall on John street. They will play eight minute periods for each game. with the center jump after each field goal and success ful ire ethrow from the foul" line.
 Benrus, U. s. Time. Chase and Scovill E. R. A. girls will provide the action in that order, the Ben rus-UST game set for 2 D. m. with Chase and Scovill to take the court about an hour later. Chase girls are defending champions from fast season.
 Frank Berardi of this city and Bobby Rhoads. of Naugatuck have bene named league referees. Part time workers in any of the four plants cannot play unless listed by January I5
 First Round Schedule
 Tuesday. Jan. 9-Benrus vs U s. Time Corp. tRhoadsJ. Chase Vs Scovill E. R. A. CRhoads).
 Tuesday. Jan. l6-Benrus Watch vs Scovill E. R. A. (BerardD i; Chase vs U. s. Time Corp. Ser ardD.
 Tuesday. Jan 23-Benrus Watch vs Chase tRhoads); Sco,Hl E. R. A. vs U. S. Time CRhoadSD.
 Tuesday, Jan. 30-Benrus Watch vs U. S. Time CBerardb; Chase vs Scovill E. R. A. tBerardD.
 Tuesday Eco. 6-Benrus vs Sco- will E. R. A. CRhoads); Chase vs U. s. Time Corp. CRhoads).
 Tuesday. Feb. l3-BenruS Watch vs Chase (BerardD: Scovill E. R. A.. vS U. s. Time (BerardD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-05
St. Nory's Won

Blake and Morin. scoring le points between them, led St. Mary's of the Parochial school basketball league to a hard-earned 27-22 victory over Middlebury school yesterday at Washington Park court. All i've los- ing players scored. Martin getting 10 of his teams total
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-05
BosketboII

Sampson Naval 36. St. Lawrence 3l.
 Rom0lus, Mich, Air Base 70. De- troit 36.
 Dartmouth 5i. Camp Endicott 70 Lubbock, Tex A. A. ?. 40, Mid land, Tex, A. 4. P. &.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-05
Golf Club Fire

Salem, Mass, Jan. 5.-CUPJ-A multiple-alaIn tire swept the Sun beam Golf club near the Marble head line here today and first re- ports were thatt he structure was virtually demolished.
 Salem firemen, battling the blaze in sub-freezing weather were forced to summon aid from Swamp scott and MaTblehead.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-05
Tigers Win

Tigers were one-sided g 10 Q winners over the comites in a jun for basketball game played this week; Kane getting I6 points for the winners and Simone making 5 of the losers points. Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-05
NOw's Time To Reduce Excessive Racing Take
 By DAN PARKER

sensible the subject thinks that the ban continued will the best thing that think taxation which uncompanngy while the track took all the bows
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-05

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-05
ST. JOSEPH'S

Score al half time: St. Johns l5 St. Joe's IS. Referee: Murphy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-05
ST. PATRIGk's
Totals
stanaIng-Westera DlvIsIon

Score at half time: St. Ann's ll, St. Patriek's s.Referee: Al Montl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-28
Raso ANTANAS OILS.

Buves SLA prezidentas F..
j. Bagocius RADIO reikalingu ap-
kaltinti ''nedaug ismanancius
opozicijos lyderius" (those bad
people) uz dabartinius SLA
konversijos "skausmus". 10
straipsnis "SLA Konversija",
kuris tilpo pasalineje spaudoje
ir Rugsejo IA SLA organe, pa
sake kad jeigu ne ia "paika
politika" tu '@nedaug ismanan-
ciu opozicijos lyderiu", kurie
'suvedziojo" seimo delegatus,
tai delegatai butu paklause P.
T. rekomendaciju 10 metu at
gal ir pakeltos mokestys butu
buve tik keli centai, o ne du-
syk tick kick dabar reikia mo-
keti.
stai kaip Bagocius raso:
"Persikelimas j naujus sky
rius nebutu buves taip skau-
dus jei musu Susivienijime ne
butu buvus visai nereikalinga,
tiesiog paika 'politika'. Seimas
-po seimo, per paskutinius de-
simts metu Pildomoji Taryba
dave rekomendacijas, bet de-
legatai. ... suvedzioti nedaug
ismananciu 'opozicijos lyderiu'
atmesdavo. :. % jei delegatai
butu paklause P. T. rekomen-
daciju 10 metu atgal tai pakel-
tos mokestys butu buvusios tik
keli centai, nebutu reikeje jo-
kios prievartos. Dabar jau ne
kuriems prisieis apie dusyk
tick mpketi, arba apie puse sa-
vo apdraudos issizadeti."
To rasto skaitytojas padarys
isvada kad "nedaug ismananti
opozicijos lyderiai'' yra tikri
kaltininkai, kuriu "paika poll
tika' privede SLA narius prie
konversijos ir aukstesniu duo
kiln. Gala kad toxic pobudzio
straipsnis talpinamas SLA Or
game, Shame momente kada
SLA nariai troksta tikru, ne
spalvuotu informaciju apie siu-
Iona ir daugeliui nesupranta-
ma konversijos plana. Bet j
ta straipsni reikalinga atsaky-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-28
TOKIU TARIMU
VISAI NEBUVO

Jau antra karta skaitau San
daroje buk tai tautininkai Gle
velande yra nutare remit F.
J. Bagoeiu j SLA prezidentus
ir buk DR.. Biezis jig ismestas
uz tvoros.
Jeigu toxic tarimai butu at
sibuve kur nors kitur tai as
negaleciau to neteisingo San
daroje skleidziamo MELO uz-
gincyti. Bet kadangi yra mi
nimas Clevelandas, ir kad toks
neva tarimas yra paminetas
Sandaroje antra karta, as esu
priverstas pazymeti kad tas
tue klausimu rasantis gal buvo
girtas ar gal tik sapnuose kla-
joja, ir dar taip besamoniskai,
imaisydamas ir DR.. Biezi, ku-
ri buk nutarta neremti.
Po LVS seimo posedzio, tie
sa, Clevelande buvo pasikalbe-
jimas apie SLA reikalus, nes
visi dalyviai yra SLA nariai ir
turf teise apie savo organizaci-
jos reikalus tariffs ir diskusuo-
ii. Bet tarimu apie remima
Bagociaus kandidaturos ar DR..
Biezio "ismetima uz tvoros",
ir statyma DR.. sliupaites ME
kas visai nekalbejo ir neuzsi-
mine.
Kaip ilgametis sandarietis
patarciau Sandaros redakto-
riui nezinant tikru faktu ne
talpinti j laikrasti tokiu sapa-
lioniu kurios gadina upa ne
tik geriems Lietuviams bet ir
SLA. nariams.
Jonas Brazauskas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-28

prie aukstesniu duokliu. At
sakymas visada buvo "ne".
Prez. Bagocius 1910 metu
seimui toliau stai ka sake (p.
1s):
-. .sio musu seimo delega-
tai ir musu Susivienijimo ma
rial kuriems rnusu organizaci-
jos ateitis rupi, nebus suve-
dzioti kenksmingos propagan-
dos asmenu, kuriems Susivie-
nijimo likimas gal nera svar-
bus, ir visi musu Susivieniji-
mo draugai ir darbuotojai bel
veikejai ir nariai gall butt tik-
ri kad ju ir ju draugu apsauga
yra uztikrinta ir kad visi tie
kurie pranasavo musu Susivie-
nijimui mirti, bus jau senai,
kaip ir dabartinis SLA prezi-
dentas, nukeliave ten is kur
niekas nebegryzta, o musu pa
salpgaviams bus pilnai ismoke-
ia jiems priklausomos apsau-
gos pasalpos.'
Tas buvo 1910 metals. Rug.
sejo IA, 1945 metals, tas pats
Bagocius savo straipsnyje SLA
organe sake kad nekuriems
nariams dabar reikes "apie pu.
puse savo apdraudos issizade.
tI'. Tai kas suvedziojo SLA
delegatus?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-28
Zinok Amerikos
KONSTITUCIJA

Americas Konstitucija Angliskoje
kalboje, su visais Amendmentais,
80 puslapiu knygele, prisiusim vi
sal Dovanai items kurie uzsirasys
.Lietuviu Naujienas dviem metams
arba gaus du metinius skaitytoius
ir prisius $500 su nurodymu kan
Lietuviu Naujienas siuntineti, mi
nina knygele prisiusim jums visai
dovanai uz pasidarbavima.
LIETUVIU NAUJIENOS
1872 N. 9th ST. Philadelphia 6 Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-28

jo saudyti bolsevkai is patranku. Koks letas
buvo mano ejmas, matyti is to kad name su-
zeide 7 VAL, as parejau vos apie 16 val, nors
buvo ir neto.
Man prie savo apkasu besartinant pasi-
girdo keli suviai ir kelios kulipkos prasvipe sa-
liza names. Tada as, suprates, jog saudoma j
name, kritau prize zemes, issitraukiau is kisenes
balta nosine uzkabinau ja ant sautuvo ir da-
vau zenka saviskiams nesaudyti.
- O gal as atejau prie savo priesu fronto?
- staiga dngtelejo man galvoje, if nutariau
aukti ir ziureti kas bus toliau.
Pamate mano pasidavimo zenkla, apstojo
saude ir as tik laukiau, kas ateis names paimti.
Maniau, jeigu pasirodys priesai, tai jau mazai
bus telike gyventi Taciau atejo du musu ka-
revival ir mano srdis is dzaugsmo atsipeikejo.
AS saviskams padariau priekaista kad jie ma
ne apSaude.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-28

SVEIkATOS SALTINIS, tai to-
kia knyga. Labai naudinga ir tu-
retu rastis kiekvienuose namuose.
Aprasyti augalai medicinoje ir gy-
dymo budai zolemis, saknimis. Su
daugeliu paveikslu ir receptu, su
nurodymais kaip sutaisyti gyduoles
mamie. kama 75c. (40)
]. SKINDER, Dept. 7
3447 S. Emerald Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-28
PRANESKIT
Savo Antraso Permaina

Kuomet rengiates persikelti
kitur gyventi, praneskit sa-
vo- nauja antrasa Dirvos Ad-
ministracijai, ne pastui, nes
pastas nesius jums Dirvos j
nauja vieta jeigu neprimo-
kesit. Parasykit NUNS uz
1c atvirute prizes persikeli-
ma j kita vieta gyventi. 49,
Dirva Cleveland 3. Q.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-28
FL. Bag0Gius ir SLA KOnversija
+, mes jis neatitinka tikreny-

u, hes JlS neaJlClllka JlkreIy-
be.
RAGOCIAUS RAPORTAS
SLA SEIMUf
Paziurekime kaip buves SLA
prezidentas Bagocius savo Sci
miniuose raportuose apihudin-
davo SLA finansine padeti. Ar
jis, bent kada, pirm 1912 me-
tu seimo pranese delegatams
kad SLA finansine padetis tai
sytina, IT kad sustiprinimui
SLA organizacijos jis rekomen-
duoja reformas duokliu mokes-
tyse? Paziurekime j 1910 me-
tu Seimo Raportu knyga, ku-
rioje SLA prez. Bagocius sa-
vo raporte seimo delegatams
raportave sekamais zodziais
(pusl. '16): >.
"SLA NORTHUMBERLAND
SINE PADETIS
"Kalbant apie SLA Media.
gine ir finansine padeti, seimo
delegatai gales suprasti is fl
nansines bendros sekretoriaus,
izdininko ir lido globejq at,
skaitos, kad musu Susivieniji.
mas siame SEINE yra daug sti.
presnis ir saugesneje padetyje
negu kada buvo per paskuti-
MUS desimti ar dvylika metu.
Kad prisiejo per gyventi sun
kius, pavojingus ir rupestingus
laikus, kad Susivienijimo rel
kalus tinkamai, kick aplinky-
bes leido, -sutvarkyti, yra vi
stems zinoma. Pavojinga pa.
detis - jau dabar tas yra is
toriskas klausimas".
Tas buvo 1910 metals, ir to.
kiu optimistisku raportu SLA
delegatai girdejo is PREF. Ba-
gociaus' pirmesniuose seimuo-
Sc. Tikrenybeje, seimas pc
seimo, "opozicijos lyderiai' at
kreipdavo seimo delegatu de,
mesi j silpnejancia SLA finan-
sine padeti, - j istustinta le-
su fonda, mazejancia SLA
solvency, - ir SLA seimuose
statydavo klausimus Pildoma-
jai Tarybai ar ia silpnejanti
finansine padetis neveda SLA
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-28

- Neuzpyk, mielas biciuli, atsake man
kareiviai. - Mes maneme kad atslenka priesas.
Paroles Vitkauskas pasake kad tn nuo zaizdu
mires, mes buvai labai sunkiai suzeistas. Mes
taves jau nebelaukeme gryztant. Vakaro sul-
lauke mes rengemes eiti taves jieskoti
(Bus daugiau)
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-24
Notice To Pay School Tax


 SCHOOL All male and female be- school female unemployed depends for her support entirely husband the in the active mil United by the Territory who permanently injured infirm, maimed. crippled also exempt
 PAYABLE: payable after MUST BE PAID TO THE SCHOOL TAX COLLEC DEMAND If demand Is made for payment paid school collector the Territorial before first of December PLEASE REMEMBER THAT NO DEMAND OR NOTICE IS REQUIRED TO GIVEN; BUT INDICATED, IF SUCH DEMAND IS MADE. THE TAX MUST BE PAID IMMEDIATELY TO THE COLEC ToRf made penalty of $250 attaches and both collectable suit
 EMPLOYER MUST FURNISH LIST EMPLoYAEEs AND the school collector employer him subject the tax, FURNISH A LIST OF HIS EMPLOYEES TOGETHER OF EACH OF THEM TO THE COLLECTOR, AND MUST ALSO THEM. the employer collector give him thereof the employees
 DOUBLE PAYMENT PAYMENT BY MISTAKE. Any liable therefor is paid by an employer employee subject paid school collector make such done, forward such will investigate and he finds that the tax paid by mistake immediately Remember that later ninety days after the the calendar during which the tax paid
 NON PRESIDENTS TAX. TAX PAYABLE BY RONRESIDENTs RESIDENTS If the nonresident is tourist she not required the employment and actually though not resident becomes liable for the payment of the
 WHICH TAX IS LEVIED This tax collected to the children of the Territory Of Alaska hereby made and due and payable at the Collector U Commissioner Wrange Alaska should this notce
 hired during submit tax for them produce showing previous payment
 previous has been made list receipt number. This will avoid duplication or double payment
 SURATT
 Collector for Wrangsll and surrounding areo
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-24

to report for induction and pre- induction examination for all reg istrants who have reached the age of 26 and thas no such order will be issued hereafter to a registrant who reaches the age of 26, except a volunteer.
 Mccormick further stated that registrants Is through 25 will con- tinue to be inducted until advised otherwise from General Hershey, National Director.
 For registrants 26 through ST employers, including the Federal Government, no longer need file requests for deferment in Glasses PA, 2B or PC. Local boards will continue to register all persons liable for registration under the Selective Training and Service Act.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-24
Coast Guard Men To Get
 Discharges

KETCHIKAN- Homecoming for most of Alaska's 4OOO to 5000 service men was the big news this week throughout the Territory, as the armed forces began to shake down their demobilization pro- grams to a point where GI Joe could make some definite plans
 At Ketchikan headquarters of the U. S: Coast Guard, where a change in command Is expected a shom time after peace has been proclaimed, 1t was made known that some Coast Guard members may be out of service next week A minimum Of A points is need ed to obtain immeiate ddischarge and boys who went in through the local office apparently will have the best chance ito win such dis charge, since they won't have to be sent to the States for dismissal.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-24

Those with jobs awaiting them may be at work in their chosen postwar fields before the end of August, it was learned reiiablp.
 Sharp Cut in Personnel
 At the same time, Ketchikan wondered what the end of war will mean to district Coast Guard head quarters. No official statement has been made, but the most reliable reports place the figure of per manent Coast Guard personnel as- signed here or working out of here at between 500 and 750 in the years immediately after the war. These men and women (it the Spars are retained by Act of Congress) would be engaged in peacetime duties of the service which have been widened by the invention of radar and enlarged by the expansion of air traVel and the expected growth of pleasure travel.