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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
First State Drill
Held in Secret

EAST LANSING, Oct. 10 OUP)
Michigan States so football
team candidates will prime for
bigger game this autumn when
Coach Charlie Bachman sends his
charges through the first of two
intra-squad practice games to-
day.
The full-length regulation game
will be staged behind locked doors.
but the second practice tilt. Aug.
II, will be open TO the public.
''FiDe interest being shown In
the squad prompts us TO open
the gates 10 Macklin Stadium
for our final scrimmage," Bach
man declared.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
SUFFoIE DOWNS

Weather. clear trsrs Fast
Wrist Race-TSo Down. Frcsh as Paint,
Crsamy. ENpendAhle.
Second Psce-Due sport FOgOsO.
Fourth RAce-Chain Bay
Fifih RAce-vim VsldinA MinteA
Eighth PAce-MarUc Supreme Ideal
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

weather clear track fast
rirst RACe-Csr4
Second Racs-Col steve Hagn, None
Reiormatpry Armof Bearer Lucky Gamble,
Il Town James
Ihifd Race RffuEir R0YalsTCncr.
Fourth Race-Ocehnuf
Ftfth Race--V0irWsy. Radio square.
Eighth Rscc-Fsd0
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
TObin' S PLAY
Net Surprise

Contestants In the annual cham
pionshipS at Ford Field, under the
auspices OF Highland Park Tennis
Club continue today 10 mention
Vahe performance of Capt. James
lobin, USMC, home on con-
7Valescent leave from the Pacific
fighting.
Stroking better than on the
previous day. Capt Tobin yester-
day e iminted Patrolman Lee
Watts. 6-3, 60. Watts is usually
good for the last 10 or quarter
finals in any district competition.
How Tobin's play, after being
out of tournament play three
years and practically no practice
time beyond a few sets in Hawaii.
mystifies fellow players.
GLORIA Is BACK
One winner in the women'S di-
vision was Gloria King. state
Junior champion. who has been
out of tournament events since
May because of a full-tlme job
and night school attendance
Gloria was an easy winner over
Helen CroSseff, 60. 6-l.
Fred Gown caused one upset
in outlasting speedy Tom Mori in
a three-setter, 81, 10, Cd.
Entries for mems doubles close
Saturday. There must be a mini
mum of l6 teams, Director Jack
Luke announces.
MTS's SINGLES
RAy Gibson defeated Dirs Freech % C-s
Capt James TObln defeated Lee Watts, 6-3
so Robert Ryland Won BY default from
Mike Milo. EDDIE RoSzak defeated ~ Clay
Barker. 6-l 81 James Jurnsun defeated
Clarence Hunter 90. rs, Leonard johnson
defeated Alex Plutynski. 6-l. 6-l.
Frank SkierSh defeated Jack PrAkEen
81 6-3 Rylsnd defeated Elmer Miller. "a
s-2 Fred C0Win defeated Bob Morgan. 6-3
o. Bill ByTneS won by default from Tom
biEgies SGT Jack Wsgmsn defeated Byrnes
s-i Ga Norman Trepanier defeated Bob
calder. go 6-l Co~An defeated Tom A0n
WONLN'S
Irene CARGO defeated Phyllis Jackson 60
pIsb6F5E5JrI- -l,las.a- -KIne descAieA
HELEN Crouefi so. 6.l shirley Peterson
defeated Ann Jones. OIL. 90. Lenore LARK
defeated Helen Rice. so 81 valerie Ksgi-
man won fFs.ss EugeiliA GQrkA BY default.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

COMMUNIQUES

REHlN 0For while flying
We We landed
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
SARATOGA SPRINGS RESULTS

FIRST RACb-2-yeaf-oloS. 5h furlonKs:
e.Port said Lonsdeni 47.eo 1880 II 90
Schooiman tCuern 7,4O $50
Skesn MILLER 73O
Time o5 As. of l.l6.
s-Forgiyen, Rondsnen, 'Wsverly. Leo L.
Johnstown KID. bacon. a Kate'A Boy. Navy
tlier. Lee Circle Mister Como No. a-Marmin
DetAeh. b-Tuekie. 'CroesuS. e-Klng Kip and
StaTgakeT also ran
a-hTs. NJ. r. Rowland entry.
b-F. W Hooper entry
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
CARDEN sTATE

weather clear usfE fest
pirs' sce--Toult Cannon. sunset Eov
tNsri Sir waiter p
Second Rsce-Hayheids NoTs Prsrs sur
prise
Fiftr PsCt-C,cne Cnan~s
Eighth Race-GoFsi The CrngrsI Nda
HarkCI.
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SUFFOLK DOWNS RESULTS

FIRST -RACE-3.ysA1-o!a4- and -spr-s. H,l1..-
Rourh Honey ksenei 1880 72o $50
Ceeernint tBs1tie $40 ; go
Lightfoot Lee tRobarti $50
Time ia As OF 232
Macs Quest Pho Pico Bars Chance over
Ice Handsome Boy. DOub, Not, High Taps
and MAoEsms siSo ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

SARATOGA

weather clear. track. fast
Third Rsre-gypsy Arfrrss.
sixth Race-FTccdie Pal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
BEST SELECTIONS
Lew Waller
WASHINGTON rARk

4-LIBERrY PAN. Handy Lab. Peace
Again.
5-MICHTY LUCKY. corydon. Royal Risk.
6-ENFILADE AlsdeSI. Breezy Louise.
7-BYMEABOSD. Air Sailor. Pot o. Luck.
slide OVER, Choppy Sea, Shut Eye.
BEST-ENFILADE.
DETROIT
1-SHoELESS LASS. Big Bozo. johnnie
2-KATHY. wAlloon. Ed NJ
3-COURT FLASH, Blenweed Sherlock
RAW RECRUIT, Bright Trace. AEinuth.
b-CALM PORT. Might Step, Black Thrush.
s-BoLD QUESTION. Mint CrswleT.
Jimmie
7-hENEITHER. Sweep swinEer Royst
6-SYRIAE BOY. Sippler Vain Captain.
BEST-BOLD QUESTION.
GARDEN STATE
l-BRITiSH WARM, Johnnie J.. Our
Damse
2-PHIDIAs Ring the Bell. Cash Reward.
5-BIT GAY, Hand Wave. haehina
4-CREEK WARRIOR. Sheltis, Pentin.
S-oLYhPIC ZENITH, SKY Tracer Haste
Vile
s-SUPERMOET spare Man sophocles
7-DEsERT ACE. Opening Bid, mugWump.
S-VERILY, star Bsck Cash q Boy.
BEST-VERILY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

c-WhestIey Stable entry.
Field
SECOND RACE-3-yesr-olds and W :, mile
heaping Gem Lynn 34.2o 252o II so
N1poo tSerrrartr $50 go
a-Cu1heI tTyree z 80
Time a. is. of ISL.
hodlyn X, Sea Convoy Old Grad Darby
Dznjn. Pyrot. Mad Anthony Flying Son. Ring
ssAy. The Killer Domestic Blen and
s-Picket Line also ran.
s-W. Bethel entry.
Field
THIRD RACE year-oldi ane up, steeple-
chase. about mlleA
c-Rsyiwyn tKrstKi 262o 700 $40
bRouEe Dragon Leonard 3iO $40
b ohercator ihcCoyern 37O
Time 314p i-S,-eH
S-Copper Beech. ElkridEe. c-CheXa peake
s-Csy Venture Look AROUND Ksnnebunk and
Brother Jonei also ran.
a-V Bragg entry
b-W n LipScomb entry
I-MrS. p. A. CLARK entry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
MetcAli-Ber-MAr entry.
- mn .Hfaa.aAEnm

rs pounds apprentice allowance claimed
WI pounds apprentice allowance claimed
Horses listed according 70 post positions.
weather clear. track. fast
Post 40 q m. Detroit timel.
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rs pounds apprentice allowance claimed
rrlo pounds Sppfentio. allowance claimed
weather Gear track fast
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foR SATURDAY

tH4fh tlGfE entry
t-SfAIle3 Green Jf anc Mrs. n Ohrf entry
C-Mn Weif tnlry.
&C q B0uytcs entry
alive pounds claimed for ridsr
11Sevcn pounds clalu4tt f1r pder
EfKTen pounds claimed i0r nd~.
FDtFTH RACE-Sl0 600 acfec ne rrHsc
stst~s Hotsi STAKES. 9-ytAr-Cds. 8 funOnga
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

KTEree pounds claimed for rider
rTFiNe pounds claimed f0f rider
ryNSescn pounds claimed ioT rider
f1rfrf llffcd according 20 post position.
Neattsf ciesr track fast
Post, ! IS p m. Detroit time
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-17

jos mirimo dienos nei vietos.
Labai gall butt, il, dar jauna
moteris, galejo butt bolseviku
policijos sulikviduota, mes pi-
lieciu likvidavimas tai komu-
nistu diktaturos pagrindine
dogma.
Beje, ir apie vargsa Cvirka,
kita "saules" garbintoja, jau
nieko nesigirdi. Ka veikia ra-
sytojas feljetonistas draugas
Pisova, kuris buvo pranesta
"atsivertes" j 'saule"?
/ MusQ bolsevikai Amerikoje,
kurie diktaturai kasdien batus
laizo. privaletu kasdien ,pagal-
voti ir apie Angariecio likima
Oar nei vienas Amerikos
Lietuvis bolsevikp vadas nera
nei ileistas, nei paprasytas nu.
vaziuoti Lietuvos pamatyti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-17
Japoni ia .NugaIe=
ia, Pasidave
GEN. MACARTHUR PASKIRTAS VISIS.
KU JAPONUOS VALDYTOJU
Dvieju Dienu svente Atzymejo Karo Pabaiga

Washington, Rugp. II. - Japona nugaeta pas-
dave, II Prez Truman paskelbe pabaiga ddzausio pa
sauo storjoje karo, kuris suarde veik visa zmonija
kurls paeme milijonus gyvaseiu, baisybes turto.
rohito sutiko paskelbti premma Americas saygu ir
|balge karlavma, po metu r menesiu, kuriam buvo
pasruose II skelbe jog Japonai padiktuosia Amerika
taikos salygas Washingtone Daykai nusvro priesin-
gal Amer1ka veik sun1sta per apie metus lako ka-
rlavmu Pacifike pradeo atsgrebt pradejo atkariau-
sala pc salos, ir pagaiau atomiskois bobomis pr
Verte Japonija pasiduoti Bae yssko isnaiInimo pr-
verte fanatiskus Japonus suprasti tikrenybe
Vletole Japonu diktavimo takos Washingtone &C.
nerolas Macarthur Pacifiko karo vadas paskirtas ia
ponijos vyriausu valdytoju; mperatorius Hrohito t
res pildyti vfsus jo isakymus
Gen. Macarthur isake Japonu oficalams atvykti
! Manila, Fiipinq salose, formalam pasirasymui karo
paHaubu Po to Gen. Macarthur ir Xiii aukSti Ameri-
KOS karo vada kaip nugaetoai zengs Japonia ir ten
ives tvarka. -
VlsoJe sloje salyje, su paskelbmu Japonu priemimo
karo baglmo saygQ, Rugp IA, apie val vakare pra-
sldelo neapsakomo dziaugsmo issiverzma.
Washngtone minios nuolat siaute apink Bataii
Mama II rekalavo, sauke kad pasrodytu Prezidentas
Jisal daznal seJo ant bakono pasrode Wis naujai u
elnancoms dzlaugsmo apimtoms minioms.
Amerlkos zmoniu dzaugsras karo pabaiga yra to-
del kad Anerika aimejo kara ir Japonija parbloske
Truman pavirtna saptus Roosevelto przadus Stalini
Amerikai lieka dabar laimet pasauiui taika, be ko
vls mltarisN aimejimai gall butt tust Xxi siol eis-
pasiruoses nuoti vska ka demokratios kure savo at
elcal II lvestl pasauyje savo barbarska vrsvaldyste
Slomls denoms, paveizdan, paskelbta vel Preziden-
to Rooseveo sapta duot Stainu prizadai uzmti savo
naudal dals Azos, If Mandzurijoe vest savo pastum
deQ komunistiska vadzia Paskelba tapgi saptas pa
zadas uzleist Sovetams Rytu Prussia SUI Karaliaucium
ka Prez. Truman pranesa pinai iSpildys Letuva to-
ku budu lieka bosevku visskai atkertama ir uztve-
rama nuo vaka1 Europos, r visiskoje bolsevik kon-
roleje prizes ka Americas Lieuvia privao protestuo
ohon
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-17

Mars. Petain, kuris suti-
ko pasiduoti kai Vokieciai
puole Prancuzija, Prancu-
zu teismo pripazintas kal-
tn. Prizes j liudininkais
buvo visoki is pakampiu is
traukti politisku .partiju
pakalikai.
Teismas pasiule parody
tt tam 80 metu senukui
mielasirdyste. Jis be abe
.jo nebus nuzudytas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-17

Automobiliu gamyba pa
soks tuojau kaip tik di1'b-
tuves pajiegs gauti reika-
llngu medziagu automobi-
liams daryti.
Tikima dar symet Xxi me-
tQ gallo padaryti 100000
nauju automobilu.
Pirmutiniai 1916 auto
mobility modeliai jau pra-
deta gabenti rytines vals-
tijas.
Valdzia uzgirs automobi-
liu industries planus sta
tydinti dar $50 milijonu do
lariu vertes nauju automo-
biliu dirbtuviu.
Lektuvu dirbimas bus te-
siamas prisitaikant civili-
nei aviacijai ir miltaris-
kiems tikslams.
Prasides dideli darbai
statymui naujausiais page
rinimais pasazieriniu vago-
nQ, busy ir miestams nau-
ju, modernisku gatvekariu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-17

/. HULL, buves valstybes
sekretorius, kuris padejo
daug pastangu taikai, da-
lyvavo kartu SUI Prezidentu
Truman ir kitais aukstais
valzios nariais karo baigi-
mo atzymejime Baltajame
Name.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-17
BERLINUT gresia

BERLINUI gresia ligu
epidemija, jeigu nebus pa
skubinta surankioti ir pa
.laidoti tarp griuvesiu liku-
siu apie 100000 kareiviu
lavonq.
Per 81 menesi nutarta is
vezti j Europa 100000 to-
M ANGLES.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-17

SENATAS rupinasi uz-
baigti vyru draftavima ka-
70 tarnybai. Tuo tarpu Wis
dar bus saukiami vyrai 18
metu ,amziaus.
Japonijos okupacijai bus
panaudota apie milijonas
Americas kareiyiq.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-17
{ .''''iR[Al|y
-
ID A R B Al

SU KARO pabaiga val
dzia sulaike 20 bilijonu do
lariu karo reikmenu uzsa-
kymu visoje salyje.
Bus daug darbo Xxi bus
rasta kur padeti ir istus-
tinti dirbtuves uzverstas
karo reikmenimis.
Valdzia susirupinus SUI
tvarkymu taikos meto dar-
by, kad darbininkai turetu
uzdarbiu.
Apie 3,5oo,OOO karo dar-
bininku neteks darbu ku-
RE dirbo tiesioginiai karo
reikmenis, Xxi ju dirbtuves
palengva persikeis j civili-
niu reikmenu gaminima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-17

Karo laivyno vadovybe
sulaike statyma uzsakytu
95 ivairiu rusiu karo lai-
w, kuriu tue tarpu nerei-
kes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-17

East Chicago, Ind Su-
streikavo virs 5000 darbi-
ninku Inland Steel Corp.
dirbtuvese protestui prizes
pabaudima unijos virsinin-
ko kuris pasieme dvi savai-
tes atostogu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-17

BRITU premjeras Attlee
pranesa jog ir Anglai lai-
kys atomiskos bombos pa
slapti nuo kitty valstybiu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-17

IS uzmusta. Michigan,
N. D. = Traukinio nelai-
meje uzmusta 35 keleiviai
ir apie 100 suzeista.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-17
Mirgu Marg;a
Raso Kugis Mugis.

SOVIETU istojima kara
prizes Japonija Amerikos spau
da ir visuomene saltokai pri
eme, mes suprato kodel Rusa
lstojo. Juos ne garbes jaus.
mas vede, bet baime nuo per.
gales stalo tik trupinius gauti
vietoje gausiu pyrago smotu
Sovietai istojo karan tikslu
pridaryti sposu Pacifiko paju-
riu, kaip pridare Baltijos pa
juriu. Japonai issigando ato-
mines bombos negu Rusu isl
kisimo kara. Amerika jau
buvo paklupdzius Japonus.
ATOMINE bOmba tai nau-
jos gadynes pradzia. Istori-
kai kalba apie Gelezies gady-
ne, apie Caro-, ar Elektros am
ziu. Mes izengiame j atomi-
mes energijos vartojimo am
ziu. zmogaus rankai patenka
neapsakomo galingumo iran
kis. Nuo zmogaus priklausys
kan tas irankis bus vartoja-
mas: piktam ar geram tikslui.
Kirviu galvas kirsdavo, bet
juo kerta ir medzius, is kuriu
state pastoges ir dirbdinasi
gyvenimo pragumus.
MES LENGVIAU ir laisviau
susisiekiam SUI pabegusia Lie
tuva negu SUI "laisva" Tarybi-
ne Lietuva. Amerikos Lietu-
vial privalo deti pastangu kuo-
daugiausia tos pabegusios Lie
tuvos nariq atgabenti Ameri-
kon. Lietuviams metine kvo-
ia nustatyta apie 400. Xiii
gaietu atvykti kaip sveciai ar
pabegeliai nuo persekiojimu.
Tais budais tukstanciai zydu
ir kitu Europos vargsu Ameri-
ka pasiekia. Lietuviai nepa-
slankuS praktiSkai kuO palina
pasinaudoti.
RUSAMS tarnaujanti musu
spauda dziugauja laisku nuo
buvusio Amerikiecio, V. K.
Rackausko, bet kukliai to lais-
ko neskelbia. Sake, parodytq
DR.. Jonikaiciui, bet - Sis iau
mires. Jei Tarybu Lietuvoje
butu zodzio laisve, megstas ra-
syti Rackauskas, aisku, butu
daug ko Amerikos Lietuviams
parases. Dabar gi = praso
leidiniu, daugiau nieko. Bet
ir ta laiska musu bolsevikai
sake tik vienam mirusiam Lie
tuviui galetu parodyti. Maty-
tt, gerai Stalino policijos ibau-
ginti!
KATALIKU srove Siam me-
nesiui susauke keletos savo or
ganizaciju konferencijas. Ta-
ciau, be organizaciju reikalu
apsvarstymo, netenka is jQ ko
platesnio laukti. Tautines vie
nybes po senovei nebus siekia-
ma.
AMERIKOS Lietuviu istori-
jos medziaga (dokumentus,
knygas ir laikrascius) subrus-
ia rinkti trisakiai: Tevynes
MyletojQ Draugija renka sau,
kataliku srove sau, bolsevikai
sau. Socialistai nieko neren-
ka, mes neturi laiko.
Is to viso rinkinio maza nau-
dos, mes visuomeneje nera pa
sitikejimo; antra,. darbas ne
turf lesu ir planu. Kataliku
srove, pavyzdziui, net mirusio
Kun. Miluko archyva dar ne
ivaliojo isigyti ir sutvarkyti.
PRANEsIMAS apie Lietu-
vos poetes, Salomejos Neris,
virtusios Stalino 'saules" gar
bintoja, mirti nepasake nei
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-17
KATALIKU

KATALIKU spauda pa
skirose salyse issireiske Ia
bal nepalenkiai del naudo-
jimo atomiskos bombos ia
ponu bombardavimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-17

Sake, streiku nekels. A.
D. F. prezidentas Green
tikrina kad karui pasibai-
gus nebus stengiamasi is
saukti darbininku masinius
streikus. Federacija ragins
savo narius laikysis ben
dros disciplinos. Green ap-
gailauja kad valdzia nepa-
jiege apsaugoti darbinin-
kus nuo masiniQ paleidimu
is darbo.
IS radikalu kontroiuoja-
mu uniju galima tiketis
streiku, mes jiems reikalin-
ga kelti salyje suirutes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-17

BRITAI sutiko leisti att
daryti Vokiskas mokyklas
ju okupuotoje Vokietijos
dalyje, sutvarkant mokyk-
lu vedima taip kad jauni-
mas nebutu daugiau aukle-
jamas militariskoje dvasio-
je.
PRANCUZIJA iteike sa-
vo nepasitenkinima triju
.didziuju sauvalisku spren-
din1u reikalq Potsdamo SUI
sirinkime nekvietus Pran-
cuzijos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-17
Prez Truman a Bpdo RooeVeo LMtuiQ Tautai Quota Zodi

PREF. ROOSEVELT DAVE L!ETUVIy DELEGACIJAI SPA
LIU IS, 1910, BALTAJAME NAME SEKANTl PRizADA:
mazare
IN respubu eia pat Amerke abai uneresuoh
okupuoo HOandja
lis kur ki Belgia,
M seresuot sau nepriuomy darysm
IvSk JOINS nplausombes grazini KAP Tx KARAs BAIGSs
Btme Washingtone
kos sosin6je!
194O valand Bkause kalbet
Zurio kalo, primdamas teika memoranduma, pasake:
T4ET ME SEE IT.. WANT READ
Daskai Xxi
atikreipe delegaca ir pasake:
NOT LOST 1T is ONLY TEMPORARILY ASIDE
AneHsk skambejo kick aimauia
small republics interested
" In Europe there which
my
wIes parents from
in all
and will everything independence WHEN THE is OVER
hons Pez Roosevelt
nu lsPDY Preenas Truman pumgai PHI DO PREF Roosevelt
prsyti PRIzAD
NGTONE IsPIIDYT
psiage M
pgynmas teko pdyt didauia Americas kara i iks
butt mtingq, IezoiuGQ,
K kau tuonetni Ameros Iiuvq kreiu m
n
n
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-17

KARINES tarnybos wy
raj bus paleidziami kaip
tik greit bus galima jiems
militarisku pareigu pasi-
suoti. 'Uzjuryje esantieji
bus parvezami taip greitai
kaip leis laivu patalpos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-17

tt dabar, Xxi dar Europos
sienu nustatymas nera ga
lutinai baigtas.
Evening star., 1945-05-27
Eastern High Seen RefIectinq
Philosophy of Principal Hart

OF school community which occu-
pies IA acres.
This educator, who is noted for
the close touch he has kept on the
pulse of his student body throughout
his entire professional career, is dis
tinctly a product of our local educa-
tlonal institutions. He is a graduate
of the school which he heads, East
ern High School, 95; the Washing
ton Normal School, now the Wilson
Teachers School, 90, and George
Washington University, 10.
School Embodies Philosophy,
Likewise, he is, in very real sense,
the Eastern High School of today,
for the present school is largely the
embodiment Of his educational phi
loSophichy. He has been it's principal
since 1918 and has had an important
part IN planning and developing
its school plant.
1t is impossible to have the
slightest pessiniism concerning the
future citizens of the United States.
II one Is In constant touch with boys
and girls of high school age" Mr..
Hart says. However, the teacher
who fails to develop sense of re-
sponsibility toward citizenship as an
integral part of every feature of his
school program isn't really teach
ing"
One Of the strengths ,of Eastern
lies in it's intensive propram of
student -motivated activities under
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LOCalGroup
Activities

The regular May meeting of
the American University Park
Garden Club will be held at 8
o'clock Tuesday evening, at the
home of Mr.. William L. Belts,
4911 Forty-sixth street NV. The
principal speaker will be Mr.. A. G.
Barrett, who will give an illus
trated talk on roses.
The long-awaited All Rose
Show will take place today at the
Bethesda Elementary School, 100
Wilson lane. Entries will be re-
ceived from 8 am. to II noon
and following the judging the
show will be open to the public
from 3 pm. to 9 pm. There Is
no admission charge and service
personnel will be especially hon.
ored, each person in uniform
being given rose upon entering
the building.
Commercial exhibits, featuring
whit to wear in the garden.
landscaping and educational ex-
hibits will add to the display of
specimen blooms and arrange
ments. In addition to classes
for hybrid tea roses there are
also classes for climbers, shrub
and old-fashioned roses. Eleven
classes have been planned for
those clever enough to make ar
tistic arrangements. The younger
set will be represented in several
classes for those under 16 years
of age.
Mrs. Arnold Burr is general
chairman of the show and j.
Preston Swecker is co-chairman.
Judges for the specimen roses
are Col. William H. England, j.
Morton Franklin, w. T. Simmons,
Mrs. Lomax Tayloe and Mrs. Lii
liam Smith. Artistic arrange
ments, Mrs. Dion S. Birney, Mrs.
Arthur Sturgis and Mrs. Perley
Nutting. Mrs. Robert Ash and
Mrs. Alfred Golze are in charge
of staging.
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inches below the infection. Some
horticulturists have recommended
ignoring infections, but experienced
orchardists prefer to prune and
burn. Only occasionally is an at
tack severe enough to destroy
tree.
Gardeners should plant those va
rieties of fruits which are relatively
immune, avoiding such varieties as
Bartlett pear and Yellow Transpar-
ent apple, which are highly sus-
ceptible.
Beets normally come in clusters,
for each of the so-called seeds
planted, is in reality a cluster of
seeds. Where two or more plants
appear they should be carefully
thinned. The trimmings, if small,
may be transplanted. If large
enough they may be cooked as
greens.
Early spring paintings of some
crops such as beets and peas are
recommended for canning. The late
fall crop Of beans, however, is most
apt to give the highest quality prod
uct. Victory gardeners, however, are
urged to plant enough to insure
adequate supplies for canning
whether it be in the spring, summer
or fall. This is the year that home
canning will really pay dividends.
The liberated areas will need every
bit of the commercial crop that can
be spared.
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OF the many varieties of summer
squash, the vegetable marrows-
"Zuccinni" and "Cocozelle"-are
gaining rapidly in popularity. How
ever, the "Butternut," which is a
new variety to local gardeners, is
reported to be the least susceptible
to the common diseases For those
who like yellow summer squashes
Yankee Hybrid is considered by
many to be the best.
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Most peach trees are bare of fruit
this season, the blossoms having
been killed by the April freeze
However, those trees having fruit
should be carefully protected from
the Brown rot, a destructive dis
ease that attacks most stone fruits
The standard recommendation is
g tablespoonfuls of lime sulphur tc
l gallon of water To control the
curculio, the common peach worm
add IL tablespoonfuls of lead ar
senate. Apply every two weeks.
X
When it is necessary to lift daft
dis before the foliage is mature
taks as much dirt as possible so as
not to disturb the roots. Place the
clumps in a trench and water we'll
so that they will continue in growth
until mature. Unless this practice
is followed the bulbs will not de-
velop properly and may not flower
next spring.
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tire in June from his post as mayor"
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Apply W yOO1 lUCdJ F6ClOO OOarQ
for stove purchase certificate.
Tires-AD classes Of drivers may now
have tires recapped without OBJ
tanning certificates from their ra-
ton boards. Holders of B and G
books eligible for new tires. A.
book holders eligible for used tires
(grade 81.
Certificates must be obtained
from the rationing board for the
purchase Of grade tires or any
new or used truck tires. Ger
tif1cates are issued only after pres
entation of applications on which
a tire inspector has certified the
need for requirements and II ap-
plicants are eligible.
Rubber Boots and Rubber Werk
Shoes-Regulations have been re-
laxed to make all persons who
need type 4 below-the-knee light
weight rubber boots eligible for
ration certificates for their pur-
chase.
Certificates must be obtained
from local boards for six types of
heavy rubber footwear.
Reminders on Price-There are cell
ing prices on the following items
sold by individuals: Mechanical
refrgerators. washing machines
vacuum cleaners, gas stoves, bed
springs. typewriters, cameras, pas
senger cars and trucks. Cal
the price clerk Of your local War
Price and Rationing Board for
further information.