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Evening star., 1945-09-15
Items of Interest

Mrs. Joseph E. Hartman, who
spent the PAST three months at 4701
Connecticut avenue, will leave today
for Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
Brig. Gen. Hartman is on duty at
the United States Embassy in Tur-
key, where is military attache.
Miss Claude Hutchinson and her
sister, Miss Virginia Hutchison,
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle
Emory Hutchison, have left for
Rollins College. They previously at
tended the Madeira School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Drummeter
have returned from a vacation i'll
the Pocono Mountains.
Mrs. Eleanor Gookin and her
daughter, Miss Carroll Gookin are
at the Seigniory Club, Province OF
Quebec, before returning to their
home In Washington.
Evening star., 1945-09-15

the created understand the Creator.
For throughout His word He has asked
us TO believe and to trust in Him and
not try to understand
We are asked to believe with all our
heart and God has made us the promise
that the day we ask Him with a whole
heart He will be fond Of US.
Read also Romans II :33 which tells
of os tha ad the wisdom and the
ways are past finding out.
SO II you are going to wait until you
God before you turn to Him you will
die lost man or woman.
from all your own wisdom and your
the Lord Jesus Christ.
For in Ephesians 2s and 9 we are
plainly told that 1t is by grace that
ne NOT a5f o oaTseves rGuh IS ah a anf 81 h od
and not of works lest any should boast.
So you see that our salvation does
not depend upon our knowledge. You
can know the entire Bible and yet be
lest eteTnsly III nd for The simple reason
Romans 1913 says plainly that the
word of faith is nigh thee, and even
in thy mouth; and heart; that if you
with your mouth you shall be. saved.
believe ON on the Lord Jesus % Christ 0''
We publish q weekly paper send for
copy Five Things Every Person Ought
to Know"
Rev. Dallas F. Ellington,
1912 Manchester Road,
Akron II, Ohio.
Evening star., 1945-09-15
London Food SoIvuoed

London food stores and shops
damaged by rocket bombs contained
$4,000 tons of food, and of this
amount only 300 tons was lost, the
rest being recovered by salvage oper-
ations.
Evening star., 1945-09-15
Answers to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question Of fact by writing The Eve
ning Star Information Bureau. 316
street NE, WASHINGTON 2. D. C. Please
inclose 3 cents for return POSTAGE.
Evening star., 1945-09-15
Bv Lowell Melfeff

There ought to be a name for
them. They constitute a distinct
political group in every country.
In this country they are to be found
Evening star., 1945-09-15

announcements II
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Cogswell
announce the marriage of their
Evening star., 1945-09-15
BY Faith

P e ople who
make the state
ment II would be
a Christian If I
could understand
the scriptures"
S h o u Id re a d
P row e r b S 3:5.
Here it is-Trust
in the Lord with
all thine heart:
and lean not unto
thine own under
standing.
That leaves us
without an excuse
whatsoever be-
cause we do not
understand God
with our natural
Evening star., 1945-10-10
w. J. Smith Named Head
'0f Summit Park Citizens

| w. ]. Smith was elected presi-
dent of the Summit Park Citizens
Association at its smonthly meeting
last night in the Ann Beers School
| Mr.. Smith was president of the
group approximately IL or IA years
ago, and served three terms. He
was also chairman of the South
east Council of Citizens Associa-
tions for four years.
| Other officers elected are James
Davis, retiring president, first vice
president; M. T. Bohon, second vice
president: Mrs. William P. Fallon
secretary; William P. Fallon, flnan-
cial secretary, and Mrs. E. L. Ford
treasurer. George Marshall and
Charles King were appointed dele
gates to the Federation of Citizens
Associations, and Mrs George Mar
shall, Mr.. King, Mr.. Smith and Mr.
Bohon were named as delegates to
Southeast Council of Citizens AS
sociations.
The secretary was directed to
write letter to the Recreation
Board approving their action on
playground segregation. Another
letter to the retiring treasurer, Miss
Verda Layton, was directed to be
written, thanking her for her con-
tinuous and loyal service to the
association.
Evening star., 1945-10-10
Man, 81, in Fair Condition
After Beinq Hif by Auto

Joseph Rado, 81, who lives at the
Sacred Heart Home in Hyattsville
was reported in fair condition" to-
day at Leland Memorial Hospital
Riverdale, after being struck by an
automobile at Queens Chapel road
and Nicholson street, Hyattsville
Monday night.
Mr.. Rado suffered a fractured
right leg and head lacerations.
The driver of the car was listed
by police as Robert H. Ryan, jr., OF
Riverdale.
Meanwhile, Mildred Bellof, %
University of Maryland freshman
still was unconscious, more than II
hours after she was struck by ar
automobile as she crossed the Balti-
more boulevard at College Park.
She is in Leland Hospital with
compound fractures of both legs
severe cuts on the back and scalp
contusions,
Evening star., 1945-10-10
Pan American Airways
Cuts Hours, Raises PAY

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Pan Ameri-
can Airways, Inc, and the CIO
Transport Workers Union report
Evening star., 1945-10-10

they have reached an agree
ment providing for reduction OF
the present 48-hour work week to
40 hours and granting Scent
hourly wage increase across the
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board" for all maintenance en-
ployes of the company.
The agreement covers the remain
der of 1945 and the calendar year
1916.
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Postwar shipments of timber
cardboard, steel and machinery from
Sweden shortly will reach Dublin.
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The contract also provides for
overtime rates of time and one-half
after eight hours day and for the
sixth day. Double time after IL
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hours a day and grievance and ar
bitration machinery.

Uruguay will buy so small planes
for training purposes.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-25
THE NOME NUGG E T
Chamber Discusses Fishing Program

or commerce met III tlc V. D. Courtroom Tuesday evening.
 A. Polet, member of the Alaska Development Board, read several telegrams and correspondence from Governor Gruening and Bob Henning, Secretary of the Alaska Development Board, Gov ernor Gruening, in his telegram, states the following:
 "Mr. A. w. Anderson, Chief of the Division of Commercial Fish cries will be in Territory on re- quest of Development Board for a period of about ten days. Stop. He will probably be accompanied by Carl Anderson, GINA Fish and Wildlife Service Engineer who, however, can stay longer. Stop. I am requesting that they go to Nome and spend their time there and go as far as possible into local fisheries problem, including trip to St. Lawrence Island. Stop. Will you arrange transportation in and out of Nome including St. Law renee as effectively as possible in the interest of Second Division problems and projects"
 The secretary in his telegram states as follows:
 Development Board will pay transportation to Nome. Can Chamber finance necessary plane trips such as Kotzebue, Teller and needed boat travel. Stop. This project exclusively Second Divi- sion will advise more details later but suggest you map program inn mediately and advise air mail"
 After a general discussion, on motion, the president was instruc- ted to appoint a committee on fisheries development to make the necessary arrangements.
 The president was also request ed to instruct the finance commit tee to raise funds for the neces- sary expense toward the coming fisheries survey of Boring Sea.
 The harbor committee was in- structed to study and make a re- port as soon as possible as to the coming campaign for the exten- sion of the jetties and dredging the mouth of Snake river to guar antee at least ten dO feet of water at low water mark. Territorial Highway Engineer Leonard Smith, who was present, informed the Chamber of the Road Program for this season that in addition to usual annual main tenance program, he hoped to be- gin the survey on the Nome-Tel- Ter and the Nome-Solomon River road. He spoke of the activities in other parts of the Terriforv xub;ct,
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-25
THEODORE THoRENDAHL RETURNS TO NOME

MT. Theodore Thorendahl, Ot flee Manager in the Nome offic of the R. J. Sommers Construc ton Company returned to Nom via the P.A.A. plane Monday eve ming after a short business trii to Fairbanks.
 mentS and call our next meeting
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-25

needs of the present and future.
 The secretary was instructed to obtain information as to the con- ing visit of the Congressional Del egation to Alaska with the view of having Nome included in their itinerary.
 The Chamber being informed that the Nevada now is open and willing to take care of the weekly meeting of the Chamber, the pres ident promised to make arrange
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26
IsToRI@E LlETUvos DIEhA PIETV
AAAERlkoJE
Arkivyskupas Atlaike Pamaldas. kalba sake
Lietuvos Ministras DIR. K Grauzinis

vius nenusiminti, pasitiketi sa-
vo tautos dvasine didybe ir stip-
rumu ir teisingojo Dievo pa
galba. Jautrus, nuotaikingi
Ekscelencijos zodziai apie Lie
tsvos nelaimes daugeli net pra-
yirkde. Po panaldu jau kieme
arkivysk. Aragone, pamates
kick daug Lietuviu, ypac vyru
j lydi, dar karta tare silta savo
susizavejimo ir linkejimu zodi.
sv. Cecilijos choras pasirode
vertu dainu Sales pavyzdziu.
Cia pat Z. Marijonu vienuoly-
no ratalpose buvo draugiski uz-
kandziai, kuriuos buvo pax
viesti visi baznycioje susirinke
zmones.
Iskilmingas pasedis ivyko
puosnioje miesto centre saleje
Consejo de Mujere, 4::30 val.
po pietu. Cia dalyviu susirinko
kick tilpo = arti tukstancio.
Pc Argentinos il Lietuvos him
nu, Min. DR.. Grauzinis placiai
nusviecia dabartine Lietuvos
bukle, musu tremtiniu likima,
tuos desnius, pagal kuriuos tu-
ri butt atseigta Lietuvos ne
priklausomybe, kviesdamas vi
somis isgalemis budeti ir veik-
ii. Kalbetojas, j kuri SUI dide-
liu demesiu buvo nukreiptos vi
su akys, tarp kitko, pasake:
"Padetis Lietuvoje yra tie
siog tragiska. Vienas okupan-
tas pakeistas kitu, vietoj vieno
diktatoriaus = kitas. Jokios
gi laisves, jokios demokratijos,
net jokios paprasciausios EMO
gaus teises gerbiancios santvar-
KOS Lietuviu tauta dar nesusi-
lauke. Naujas okupantas pa
siryzes visiskai isnaikinti mu-
su tauta: masiniai saudomi ne
kalti zmones, o kiti tremiami
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26

Artejant musu tautos likimo
dvyliktai valandai Lietuviai is
eiviai pajuto didzia savo atsa-
komybe tarti zodi uz brolius,
kuriems Tevyneje ziauriai atm:
ia spaudos, zodzio ir veikimo
laisve. Oar niekad Pietu A
merikos Lietuviai nebuvo taip
susirupine Lietuvos laisves by
la, kaip istorinialne suvaziavi-
me Buenos Airese Rugsejo 9
diena.
Lietuvai Islaisvinti Centro
Argentinoj pastangomis, Mini
strut DR.. K. Grauziniui remnant
ir globojant, buvo surengta is
pudinga Lietuvos Diena, kurios
atgarsiai nuskanlbejo po platu-
j pasauli. Toks Lietuviu pat
riotu nuosirdumas, vieningumas
ir duosnumas P. Amerikoje pa
sireiske bene pirnla karta.
Giedru Australinio pavasario
Sekmadienio ryta Lietuviu Aus
ros Vartq ispuostoje baznycio-
je ivyko pamaldos uz Lietuva.
.Buenos Airieciai, dviem auto
busais atvyke Berisieciai. sve-
ciai is Rosario pripilde visa
erdvia baznycia. Dalyvaujant
Lietuvos Ministrui su ponia,
buv. konsului p. Jurgiui Ku-
cinskui su zmona, Pasiuntiny-
bes sekr. p. A. Grisonui, kvie-
stiniams sveciams, laikrastinin-
kams ir Lietuviu kolonijos Ar
gentinoje veikejams, didis Lie
tuviu draugas arkivyskupas DR..
J. Aragone atlaike Misias ir pa
sake pritaikyta zodi. Jis ap-
gailestavo kad ir patrankoms
nutilus ne visos tautos gall
dziaugtis taika, mes gi jos nera
ir negali butt ten kur viespa-
tauja blogos valios zmones, kur
sazines priespauda, istremimai
ir asaros. Jis padrasino Lietu-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26

Sibiran ir kitur. -. PREF. Tru-
manas iskilmingai deklaravo,
kad demokratijos laimejo prizes
tironija ir kad bus igyvendinta
teisinga, padori ir tolerantinga
taika. Nieko kito mes Lietu-
vial ir netrokstame. Mes tik
norime, kad Lietuvoje vietoje
dabartines tironijos viespatautu
laisve, kad pagal Atlantic car
terio desnius NUNS butu leista
atgaivinti savo nepriklausoma
valstyba, kurion be baimes visi
Lietuviai galetu gryzti II ten
ramiai gyventi" -. Sic 70
dziai ir visa kalba buvo paly-
deta ypatingo publikos prita-
rimo.
Ministras pasake dar malo-
nu siurpriza, butent: saunus
Lietuvos patriotas inz. Petras
Slenis suteike Liet. Isl. Cen
trui Argentinoje 5000 pezu au-
ka akcijai uz nepriklausomos
Lietuvos atgaivinima. Tas mu-
su tautietis turys ir daugiau
graziu sumanymu Lietuvos by
lai ir Lietuviams padeti. zinia
apie inz. Slenio auka visa sale
sutiko smarkiausiu plojimu.
Gerb. DR.. K. Grauzinio kalbos
santrauka cia pat T.. Juknevi-
claus buvo perduota Ispaniskai.
Perskaityti Urugvajaus, Brazi-
lijos, Kolombijos, Rosarijos,
Cordobos, Tukumano ir Berisso
Lietuviu sveikinimai su linke-
jimais tevu zemei kuogreiciau-
siai issivaduoti is Aziatiskos
vergijos. Urugvajieciai. reiks-
damn savo pritarima ir priside-
jima prie Lietuvos Dienos .pra-
Sc Lietuvos Ministro P. Ameri-
kai daryti visus galimus zygius
Lietuvai islaisvinti. Kolombi-
jos Lietuviu draugijos pirml-
ninkas St. Struts sveikinimo
raste pabrezia, kad akivaizdoJe
melagingos priesu propagandos
musu pareiga yra kartotinai pa
sauliui pareiksti troskimus IL
reikalavimus Lietuvos laisves
atgavimui. Kaipo viena is ge-
riausiu priemoniu yra panasiu
Lietuvos Dienu organizavimas,
vieningai pasiunciant pareiski-
mus denokratiniu valstybiu Wy
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26

P. Afrikos, Australijos ir Ka-
nados min. pirmininkams.
Laisvuju Europos saliu Wy
riausybems yra parengtas pla-
tesnis memorandumas Prancu-
ziskai, o P. Amerikai Ispanu
kalba. Jis issiuntinetas orc
pastu.
Perskaicius sveikinimo if pa
dekos telegrama inz. P. Sleniui
publika sukel6 siltas ovacijas.
Tx jo aukos deka galima issiQ-
sti tick daug telegramu.
Verta pastebeti, kad Lietuvos
Diena isgarsino Buenos Aires
spauda ir net trys radiofonai.
zymiausias P. Amerikos diem
rastis LA Prensa" idejo net
istisa reportazini straipsni, pla-
ciai cituodamas Min. DR.. Grau-
zinio kalba, telegramas ir pa.
zymedamas, kad akta dalyvavc
daug publikos. Populiarus ry.
tinis Gel Mundo' aprasymui uz,
dejo stamba antraste: Lietu
vial praso, kad ju Sails butr
islaisvinta is dabartinio paver.
gimo". Lietuvai visados pa
lankus Gel Pueblo" aprasyms
idejo su iliustracijomis. Sven
teje dalyvavo ir Vasingtono kat
ziniu agenturos (NC) atstova
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26
]. FRENCH ROBINSON
GAVO CHARLES A.
MUNROE AWARD

Pranesama is New Yorko kad
j. French Robinson, is Clevelando,
The East Ohio Gas Company prezi-
dentas, tapo apdovanotas Charles
A. Munroe Award w 1945 metus.
Ia dovana duodama per American
Gas Association kas meta asmeniui
kuris "padare didziausi pasizymeii-
ma to meto begyje bendriems inte-
resams gaso industrijoje".
Mr.. Robinson ia atzymejima ga.
vo uz jo vadovybe gaso industrijo-
je karo metu, tvarkant gaso reika-
lus taip kad uzteko jo ir karo in
dustrijai ir namams.
Ia dovana iteikta metiniam Ame-
rican Gas Association susirinkime.
Kitais metals dovana buvo iteikia-
ma uz ivairius atsiekimus pacioje
gaso industrijoje, is technisko ar
inzinierisko atzvilgio ir administra-
tyvius ir operavimo atsiekimus. Gi
Mr.. Robinson gavo uz atsizymejima
vadovybeje karo krizyje.
Mr.. Robinson, be to kad yra vie
mas pirmaeiliu gaso operatoriu sio-
je salyje, taipgi yra atsizymejes
geologas. ,.
Nors jis stow aukstai mokslisko-
je ir techniSkoje srityse gaso istek-
liu ir suvartojimo, Mr.. Robinson
savo bendradarbiu yra laikomas zy-
miu operavimo srityje, sumanus su-
prasti ir permatyti greitai dalykus
kas reikalinga daryti = ir juos pa
sekningai padaro.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26

p. J. Richards. Sveciai pasi-
dziauge gera organizacija, me-
nine dalim ir dalyviu drausmin-
gumu bel kulturingumu. Vie
mas is ju pasake: "Lietuvos
Diena surenget labai laiku. Pa
skutinis momentas apeliuoti j
pasaulio sazine". Mat, kaip tik
uz poros dienu Londone prasi-
dejo svarbi didziuju konferen-
cija. Koresp.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26
Skelbimai Dirvoje
soc uz yiena karta
iris kartus uz S1.0O

Smulkus skelbimai Dirvoje,
kaip tai nanny pardavimas, is
nuomavimas, kambariai, pa
jieskojimas giminiu, talpina-
ma SOC u5 viena karta. iris
kartus uz S1.00. Priduokit
gatavai parasyta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-26
RUPINASI LIETUVOS
PAREGELIU SELPIMU

Kaip tik sventes isvakarese
buvo gautas tarptautines val
kams globoti sajungos (Union
international de Socorro a los
'ninos) is sveicarijos prauesi-
mas apie labai sunkia Lietuviu
tremtiniu vaiku Wax. Europoje
bukle, apie maisto, drabuziu ir
apavo stoka. ST sajunga turf
budu greitai vaikams .padeti
vaistais, vitaminais ir rubais.
Apie tai paaiskinus Lietuvos
Dienos dalyviams, ju jautrus
zmoniskumas tuojau pasirode
praktiskai. Pertraukos metu
Siam tikslui padaryta rinkliava
dave per TOO pezu. Baznycioje
tam pacianl reikalui suselpti
jau anksciau jo zinioje surink-
ta 1000 pezu. Sticks dosnumo
reiskinys P. Amerikos Lietu-
viq kolonijose retenybe.
BALE Argentinos Skyriaus
pirmininko vardu J. Nakutis
kviete padaryti tremtinians ir
nuo bolseviku pabegeliams Eu-
ropoje placia ruby rinkimo tall
ka. sv. Kazimiero Seserys su-
tiko duoti patalpaS ir rriziure-
ii, Ponia L. Grauziniene stem
giasi prie tarptautines vaikams
| globoti saJungos suorganizuoti
Lietuviu skyriu. Veikimas. IT,
kimasi, lures geru paseku; ko-
loniics Lietuviai jau pradejo
aukoti rubus ir apava.
Su nepaprastu nuotaikos pa
kilimu buvo paskelbbti ir vien-
balsiai priimti P. Americas Lie
tuviu troskimai bel prasymai
apginti savo tauta nuo sunai-
linimo ir atsteigti tikrai lais-
/ va, nepriklausoma, demokrati-
ne Lietuva. Referentas K. Ci-
biras paaiskino, jog sios Lietu-
i vos Dienos pagrindinis tiksla3
y:'a telegramomis ir menoran-
/ dumu kreiptis j laisvu valsty-
\ hiu prezidentus ir vyriausybes
/ sveikinant su karo pabaiga IL
| prasant parelnti Lietuvos islais-
/ vinimo byla. Jungt. Valsty-
| blu Prezidentui Trumanui telc-
gran?oie, tarp kitko, sakoma
| Jog 'Lietuviu tauta didziai de-
kinga .Jungtinelns Valstybems
W Lietuvos pavergimo neDri-
\ razinina il tikisi, kad jai bus
..itaikyti Atlantic Carterio des-
Mai. Lietuviai zinc, kad Jungt
Valstybes pakankamai turf ga
lios igyvendillti taika paga
siuos desnius ir pilni Whites
laukia Jusu EkscelenciJos uz,
tarino Taikos konferencijoje
atgaivinti laisva, nepriklausoms
demokratine Lietuva, j kuris
be baimes galetu sugryzti sim
tai tukstanciu istremtQ ir pa,
/ beguslu Lletuvlu, Negailme isl
vaizduoti, kad Lietuva butt
blogiau traktuojama W buvu.
sius priesus ir satelitus. Nal.
daujame, neleiskite isnaikint
musu tautos".
Tokio pobudzio toleprall1os bu
.vo tuoiau issiustos Argentinos
Braziliios, Urugvaiaus preziden
tams, sv. Tcvui, Did,. Britain
los Min. Pirm. majorui Attlee
Prancuzijos prezidentui Gen
De Gaulle, Kiniios prez. mar
salui Cangkaisekui, Meksikos
Kolonbijos, Peru, Chill prezi
| dentams, buv. D. Britanijos
premjerui M. w. Churchill, me-
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riausybemis. Berisso Lietuviu
savisalpines draugijos ''Mindau-
gas" ir "Vargdienis" dekoja uz
proga dideliame skaiciuje jiems
Salyvauti sioje istorineje sven
teje, o taip pat Berisso Lietu-
viu tautines visuomenes vardu
ypatingai grazu sveikinima at
.iunte Simonas Dulksnys, kuris
drasiai pabrezia, kad tiesa nu-
gales mela ir teisingos ateities
prieglobstyje Lietuva atgims
laisva ir nepriklausoma valsty-
be. Neatsiliko nuo istorinio ak
to ir kitu Argentinos provinci-
jig Lietuviai. sia proga prisiun-
.xe labai nuosirdzius ir patrioti-
rus sveikinimus tautiniu kolo-
niju vardu is Rosarijos Pranas
zakevicius, is Cordobos Kazys
Sadukas il Tukumano Jonas
Avizienis kuriuose, tarp kitko,
pareiskia visiska rasitikejima
Liet. Ministro DR.. K. Grauzinio
glcbojamam Lietuvai Islaisvin-
tt Centrui Argentinoje ir pasi-
zada remit uz Lietuvos laisve
ir nepriklausomybe kova Xxi
laimejimo. Saleje taip pat da-
lyvavo is Rosarijos Lietuviu at
stovai.
Tuo budu 81 akta galima lai-
kyti tikrai visos P. Amerikos
Lietuviu patriotu pasisakymu.
Rastu sveikino ir kai kurie uz-
sienieciai, Lietuvos draugai.
sv. Cecilijos choras, gabiam
muzikui V. Rymaviciui vado-
vauiant, pasirode scenoje su
rupestingai paruostu patrioti-
niu, liaudies ir savo paties kom.
ponuotu dainu ~repertuaru. Dar-
MOS, svelnios, taip savo melo-
diios visus svajingai nuteikia,
uzgauna Strides rysius su bran
giaja Nemuno tevyne. Ypa6
zavisi is tolimesniu vietoviu at
vyke Lietuviai.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-18
Belmont $5O,0OO Race Wide Open
By OSCAR FRALEY United Press Staff CorreSpOndentl

tUnIted Press Stan COrreSpOnuent)
 New York, June Is - (U.P0 - A three-way split of the turf's coveted triple crown apparently was assured today as the three-year- -olds head ed toward the ,000-added Bel- mont with Preakness Victory Poly nesian ineligible and Kentucky Derby winner Hoop Jr., lame in his stall.
 A wide-open battle was forecast for Saturdays final leg of the triple crown because the three top colts in Pimlico's richest PreakneSs obvious ly will not go to the post and Pavot has been stopped in both his starts over distance.
 Won Two
 Polynesian, from the stable of Mrs P. A. B. Widener, would have been the horse to beat on the basis of his wins in the Withers Mile and the Preakness. The dark brown colt proved his class as he ran eight rivals into the light tan track at Pimlico to capture the run for the Black-Eyed Susans.
 But neither Polynesian nor Darby Dieppe, who finished third in both the Derby and the Preakness, had been nominated for the Belmont.
 AS for Little Hoop, he pulled up lame after the run at Old Hilltop and undoubtedly will remain in the barn come Saturday.
 Who carries on from here is a mystery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-18
TRIBUNES TOP
 EAGLES IN IA;
 H|LLS,BAC WIN

Fourteen innings of nip and tuck baseball, which put the Tribune A. c. at the top of the City Amateur league slate, was the baseball dish served up to Hamilton Park fans yesterday: the Tribes taking a 2-1 decision from the Aerie of Eagles combine.
 Pitching was superb. hitting time ly and the winning tally exciting as it was engineered by two of the best money" players in the league for many years; Bobby Greatorex and Benny Yoksa in the fourteenth in- ming; after Ray (Dizzy) Decker had relieved Gerry Flood in the eighth inning for the Eagles.
 We'll Done
 Greatorex got walk to open the 14th inning, but Decker famed the next two batters, but when Koksa came to bat, Greatorex was perched on second base in scoring position, having stolen" the sack. Yoksa took his best grip, his best Hook" and hit Decker pitch to right field scoring Greatorex with the run that won the ball game 2-1; and giving the Tribes five straight wins without a loss. Pezzulo, who gave up 8 hits but went all the way for the winners got the decision over Flood and Decker who allowed but ' hits between them. Score: