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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

l2-CounterfeitS.
l3-Diminutive for Teresa.
l5-Lubricate.
2l-Cod Of the lower world.
25-Singapore Is the principal city Of what
archipelago OF southeast hsisf
27-Wrath.
2s-wh.t general defeated Lee at CettyS
burg2
29-High diplomat
30-The head.
3l-Goddess OF malicious mischief.
32-BlaStS.
35-Part OF western national park.
3S-TapeStry.
39-Medictnal plant.
4l-what historic day do the French cele-
brate on july 147
42-River In Poland.
4f-Pike-like hSh.
AS-ChooSe.
47-Battled
4s-wh9 IS queen OF the fairies in English
folklore?
si-Present facts OF proof.
52-Pseudonym.
54-Gsme played ON horseback.
56-Formerly.
5s-Tight.
59-RiSe and fall of ocean.
6o-Sinsle individuals.
61-Repose.
64-Peer Cynt's mother.
66-Symbol for iridium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Indiana Humbles UNI.
In Big Ten Opener
Continued From lst Sport Page)

angry mood and kicked the goal
TO put Indiana ahead, 1910.
There must have been stirring
scenes in the Indiana dressing
room between halves. No doubt
30 McMnlin put on his beard and
Santa suit and said 10 the boys:
"NOw look here, YOU pore iii
feIIahs. You beat Michigan up
here last yeah, and broke many
heart i'm this stadium.
"NOw what are YOU trying TO
do out there today? i want you
To quit punching their line To
pieces like you've been doing in
that first half. l want YOU 10
do something to keep us coming
back here in this stadium. Is
there no Christmas spirit In
your hearts,"
His appeal must have touched
George Taliaferro almost to tears,
for George. a fast powerful
Negro from Gary, decided 10 do
something about II.
SURPRISING GESTURE
5 Indiana received at the start
OF the second period. and. after
running three plays, Taliaferro
sliced one off his left foot that
went only 15 yards to Michi-
gan's AZ.
Michigan was overwhelmed by
this unexpected kindness They
ran three plays and netted a loss
of 2 yards Teninga then punted
out on Indiana's g
Taliaferro was not 10 be denied
He knew mock modeSty when he
saw 1t. So he helped carry the
ball TO his own 43-yard line, then
sliced another boot off his left
foot good for 6 yards. same as to
say: s.
There now. Wolverines, is
the best can do. Your Christ
mas present is delivered"
MICHIGAN SCORES
Michigan couldn't ignore a ges-
ture of this type. and Pete Elliott.
Dan Dworsky. and Henry Fonde
alternated carrying the ball be-
hind Joe PonSettoS blocking and
signal calling After the onc-half
yard had been reached by Elliott
on fourth down, Dworsky went
over.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
10 PLAY
At Crosse lie
Twenty TO Play
at Crosse lie
By NJ. +. DRUKENBRoD

Golf professionals. who usually
wait until this time Of the wear
to get in most of their games, and
who play. Until the snow flies are
faced wIth a pair OF tournaments
in two days.
Twenty of them have been in
vited to team with so Crosse lie
members in a best ball event Sun
day at the down river club On
Monday they will play in the an
nual Harold Baumgartner Closed
Open tournament AT Rammler.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Dodgers Jinx
Ended by Phi|s

NEW YORK Sept - up
After losing Is games IN a row
10 Brooklyn. the Philadelphia
PhllS came up with a lhrec-run
sixth inning toddy 10 defeat the
Doducrs. : 10 3.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Sports
Maj. Hitchcock Plays
for Capt. Tebbetts
BY LEO MACDoNELL

.ut on Guam, Maj. Billy Hitch
plays shortstop for Capt,
Birdie Tebbetts' baseball team ...
Wonder what the captain says
10 the major when the m a jor
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

IN a k q $ a n
error , Be
: / d c s Hitch
cock. who used
to play short
for the Tigers,
thcr b i &
leaguers play
ing for Teb-
b ettS include
Joe Gordon of
I n q Yankees
a n q Walter
JudnlCh of the
B OW ms and
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Cross-Quiz Puzzle
HORIZONTAL

HORIZONTAL
i-MscaWs
5--Charge. as with debt.
lo-Desth notice tvernaculsrl.
l4-What British feld marshal was Tlven
command OF British occupation tfoeps
In Germany?
l6-Heavy volume.
l7-Fau flower.
ls-Leading performer.
lo-what Is the English name Of the
official flower Of France7
20-Oozed
22-Bustle
23-Ceresl grasses.
26-who vas the BIBLICAL Prophe, EIiahI
2s-Nesr what Virginia tovn we're the
two battles Of Bull Run iought7
54-symboi for tenurum.
3o-Dispisy strong emotion.
3T-Rent
3o-Three-toed slothS
40-CApable.
4l-city in central Vermont.
42-Narrov aperture.
43-Split pulse.
45-Whst French river Joins the Rhine at
the city Of Lyons?
46-Prehx out OF.
47-Had been.
4s-Simllarity.
so-what town Of ancient Greece vas
=, famous for is mothers
54-Young salmon.
55-Island fFTt.
-SZ--Lass4eEr---------
62-Scent
S3-ltAlian coin
65-What English author wrote The
Woman Thou Gayest Me"7
66-Deep affection.
67-Debllities
e9-Furnished with metal.
70-Compound ether.
71-Triai.
VERTICAL
1-Wlne vessels
2-Cardcn flWcf.
3-Poker stake.
4-Tread
5-AccompllSh
6-Printers measures.
What was the second letter OF the
Greek alphabet
S-Turkish decree
e-Relstlng 20 the Tyrol.
IO-Futile
1l-What Idaho senator was chairman Of
the Senate foreign relations commltteep
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

- ="
II would
like 10 pitch
against De-
troit In Oc-
tObeT." { h q
eN- American
Lacquer told
{ h ! c a & o
scribeS
An alrplane
c o m p "A n Y
5 pok es m a n,
pointing o u I
.kA .,tsF.nfung
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

Joe Ponsetto kicked goal and all
Michigan needed now was touch
down and that precious point
after. But that dressing room
plea of 30 McMillin for his pore
iii boys TO remember their Boy
Scout deeds still was active.
The final chapter, and the most
thrilling part of the game came in
the last seven minutes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
IN THE OPEN
With Don GiIIies
IN THE OPEN With Don Q
Simplified Duck Rules
Is Plea of Hunters

Many duck hunters of opinion
hunting regulations farce the opening day and something
should be done about II.
They that after this bresque Of cunning
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Redford Coaches Out Of Army

Two Redord High School coaches Dick Suckey and FRANK
Hoac have been released by the army Also Edgar Capps
from Pershing.
1t Dick Gallagher who coached mighty good basketball
team while at Crosse lie Naval Air at Georgia
Prefight School, be released He assistant
football coach and basketball William and Mary
before entering the navy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
They're Cousins

Hank Borowy. the current Cub
pitching star, as a Yankee beat
the Tigers nine times against
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
DINNER AND PRIZES

Each Of the competing Crosse
lie members has contributed SO
10 a special fund for Sundays af-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

one-haIt hour before sunrise, a
time which, 10 the average gun
ner, IS about aS meaningless 10
hun as the distance 10 the moon.
Varying, too. in many differ
ent localities throughout the
state this regulation Is about as
easily understood a. the Elm
stein theory or the atomic bomb.
Most Of the criticism centers
around the opening day, when
the itch on the trigger finger
II greatest.
Once this eagerness is satisfied.
the hunter appears TO gain his
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

up 10 the present time, it has been
without any serious effects. but
there may and will come day
when the story will have a differ
ent ending.
As has been the custom in the
past, the opening hour for the
hunting OF ducks has been set al
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Last Weeks Puzzle Solution

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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-21
GALIMA TIESIOG
SELPT LIETUvIUS
PABEGELIUS
PAsTAS PRIIMA III syARu.
SIUNTINIUS KAS SAVAITE

.i 3
Kl. Jurgelionis isplatino sa-
vo atsisaukin1a, "GELBEKI-
TEr', kuriame ragina kiekvie-
na Lietuvi kas tik gall, apsi-
init ismaitinti ir islaikyti gy-
WI nors viena Lietuvi ar viena
LietuWiska Selma Europoje.
"Europoje yra simtai tuks-
tanciu Lietuviu kurie lures zu-
ii jeigu mes jiems negelbesi-
me. Taigi kone kiekvienas A
merikos Lietuvis turetu gero
zmogaus pareiga atlikti, kad
didele musu tautos dalis nezu-
tu Europoje," ragina p. Jurge-
lionis.
Pagalba galima siusti paski-
riems pasirinktiems pabege-
liams ir ju vardus bel adresus
galima gauti, jis pazymi, arba
is jo, ar is Vienybes, Dirvos ir
kitty zmonisku redakciju, arba
is Lietuvos konsulu Chicagoje
ir New Yorke, ir jiems siusti
kas. savaite valgio ir drabuziQ.
Pastu galima siusti Europon
dezutes ar rysuliai po II sva-
ru sunku ir ne daugiau kaip
72 coliu dydzio (matuojant Vi
sas puses aplink ir viena syki
skersai).
Vienas zmogus is Amerikos
vienam ir tam paciam zmogui
Europoje gall tik ,viena siunti-
tt j savaite siQsti. Todel SUM-
Giant daugiau kaip viena SUM
TIM j savaite reikia kiekviena
siuntini nuo kito vardo siusti,
viena nuo vyrc, antra nuo EMO
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-21
Jakupcioniene- -PranckeviGiute,
Tekle, gyvenusi Brooklyn, N.

| =
Jakupcioniene- PranckeviCiute,
Tekle, gyvenusi Brooklyn, N.
|Y.
Jankauskai, JuOzas ir Anita
mas broliai Magdelenos Jan
kauskaites- Dranginienes.
Jansbigelis, Antanas, kiles is
Lauzuvos ", Mazeikiu ap.
Jonaitis, Augustinas, sunus
Stasio, gimes 1902 m. Ramo-
naiciq k, Lygumu ", ,siauliu.
Juneicius, Juozas ir jo yaikai
Juozas, Ignas ir Maria.
Jurgaitis, Antanas, kiles is
Birzq ap.
Juskauskai, Kazys ir Ado
mas, kile is zuvintu k. Simno
", Alytaus a. ir gyv. Washing
tone.
kairys, Stasys, gyvenes Au-
rora, Ill.
Kaledinsku Selma, kilusi is
Pazaislio v.
Kanapeckai, Steponas, ir An
tanas. kile is Batuliskiu ",
Troskunu ", Panevezio ap., ku-
riu Steponas gyveno Chicagoje,
Antanas New Yorke. N
Kaseliai. Rudolfas, Arturas il'
Gustavas kile is Kudirkos Maui
niescio ir gyvene Seymour,
Conn.
Kepezinskaite, Ieva, kilusi is
Uztaku k, Rumsiskiu ", gyve-
nusi Brooklyn, N. Y.
kiskis, julius, gyvenes Wor-
cester, Mass.
Klimiene-K -Kalasinskaite, Bar
bora, kilusi is Suntekliu ", Kur-
senu ", siauliu .ap., gyvenusi
Boston, Mass.
Koknaviciene Zapereckaite.
Liudvika, dukte Prano, kilusi
is Donantoniu k, Aloves w.,
Alytaus ap.
Konopeskas, Konopaskas ar
Konopackis, kiles is Rotoklis-
kin m.
Korsakas, Antanas, atvykes
Amerikon 1929 m.
Kriksciuniene- Arbasauskaite,
Agota.
Kyietauskiene-V Valinskaite, XII
lusi is Makalu k, Marijampoles
ap.
Leikauskas, Zigmas.
Linkeviciene-Prikockaite, Mo-
nika.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-21
Sohio Isteige Kelioniu
Biura

The Standard Oil Company (Ohio)
atidare nauja kelioniu biura Gravel
bureau) 105 Prospect Avenue. West
gatves aukste Midland Building.
Ia biura vadovaus Edward Ham
ilton. seniau buves su Geyelin &
Frank, Philadelphijos kelioniu agen-
tura. Mr.. Hamilton buvo kelioniu
biznyje per apie dvideSimts penkis
metus.
Tas nauias kelioniu biuras apims
viso pasaulio keliavimo patamavima
ir parupins transportacija gelezin-
keliais, oru. busais ir laivais, .pades
parupinti viesbuciu' ir rezortu rezer-
vacijas. Taipgi pagelves suruosti
keliavima bent kuria pasaulio da-
Ii.
Ten bus galima gauti zemelapius
ir visa patarnavima kuri Soho tel
ke per ellie metu seniau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-21
musu Lietuviska gimme ir vie
rlijancia ia broliskunno dvasia.
XII. Jurgelionis,
=" - e---g-5-.ss-As es<se ~
32-12 54th Street
Woodside, N. Y
kaledu Giesnes per
Radio Gruodzio "a

The. Ohio Fell Telephone Compa-
NY 5tafnautojai susirinke dideleje
tos istaigos priemeneje 750 Huron
Road, Gruodzio "a giedos ir dai-
MUGS per radio Kaledines giesmes.
Tas programs bus girdimas per
puse valandos is sesiu Ohio stociu
ir per keturiolika kitty stoeiu veliau
ia diena is uzrekorduoto pirmutinio
giadoiimo.
Clevelande pusvalandzio progra-
mas bus girdima is stociu WV ir
Wink nuo 11:30 ryto, veliau is
VICAR nuo 4:30 po pietu.
Dainavima atlieka kas meta ben
drai visi, be jokio pasiruosimo, nors
ten dalyvauia ir Ohio Bell Male
Choras ir Moteru Choras. Dainas
ir giesmes vadovaus DIR. Charles
u. Dave. tarptautiniai zymaus Or
pheus Male Chorus ir kitty choru.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-21

N ne -
Ii ir kartu istesekite savo pa
sizadejinle.
Kaip JUS patys reguliariai
valgote taip reguliariai kas sa-
waite siuntinekit dezutes su
maistu jusu remiamam asme-
niui arba seimai.
Mes neklausiame kokiu pa
ziuru 1nusu pabegeliai Europe
je yra. Nuns uztenka zinoti
kad jie yra nelaimeje, teroro
ir valdzios bestializmo .isvyti
is savo tevynes Lietuvos - is
vyti ir mirciai paskirti.
Savo gerais darbais mes in
cia Amerikoje sustiprinsime
jau pradedancius apnirti mu-
su tautines giminystes rysius.
Veikdami kaip broliai, mes il
cia gelbesime nuo isnykimo
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PAJIESkOJIMAI
HI WIN. -

Jieskomieji ar apie JUGS Ii
nantieji prasomi atsiliepsi j:
Consulate General Of Lithuania
Al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.
EwA arba
Consulate Of Lithuania
80 N. LaSalle Street
Chicago 2, Ill.
Grigaitiene- Baltrusaityte, Ire.
ma, kilusi is Pluku vienk., Pa
nevezio ap.
Gruneckaitf, sesuo Lietuvo-
je gyvenusio Viktoro Grunecko,
gyvenusi Brooklyn, n. Y. Jos
istekejusios pavarde buvo Gre
cay ar tam panaSiai.
Gudaitis, Jonas.
Guziene- ne-Sapranauskaite Pet.
ruse, gyvenusi Gardner, Mass.
Jackunas, Petras, sunus Pra
no, is Augustavos vnk., Sesuo-
liQ ", Ukmerges ap., gyvenes
Kanadoje.
Jakupcioniai, Simas, Bronius,
Alfonsas ir Stefanija, gyvene
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Janciulis, Martynas, gyvenes
Chicagoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-21
los, kitus nuo vaiku, ir tt.

nos, kitus nuo vaiku, ir tt.
Pradzioje reikia daug drabu-
ziu siusti ir ia galima padary-
ii tik siunciant ne po viena bet
pc keleta rysuliu j savaite, 0
reikia ir dezute maisto pasiu-
sti. Isvengiraui muito anoje
puseje, drabuziai turi butt Sc
nj, devsti nors lir r1edaug.
Maisto vienai seimai reikia
bent vieno siuntinio II svaru
sunkumo j savaite.
.Pasiuntino kastai az IL sva-
ru is New Yorko j Prancuzija
siekia $500.
Gelbejimas vienos Lietuvis-
kos seimos Europoje jums at
sieis nemaziau kaip $40 j sa-
waite. Jeigu jums tokia islai-
da butu perdidele susidekit ke-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-21
''kaledos Cali Butt kick
PaveluOtOS $iais Metals"

kys ir patenkins per ellie metu. Ju ap-
simoka palaukti. Ir nors jus negale-
sit tureti nauju padargu po Eglaite
per sias Kaledas, jus galit duoti sekan-
cia geriausia dovana-Dovanq Ceki ar
Money Orderi pirkimui elektrisku pa
dargu tuoj kaip tik bus galima gauti.
TUOJ KREIPKITES j savo pardaveja
gavimui veliausiu informaciju apie
naujus modelius, pristatymo diena, ir
kaip paduoti isanksto uzsakyma. Da-
rydami tai dabar JUS gausit greita ga
link pristatyfna. Jusu pardavejas da-
rvs viska galimo padaryti jusu Elek-
triska Nauja Meta Vienu Maionumu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-21

DOVANOS KURIU JUS LAU7KET =.
modernism elektriski padargai jau
ateina. Tulus ju galima gauti krautu-
vese :. daugiau jq bus pristatyta
ateinanciomis savaitemis..
! NAMUS PRISTATYTI Xxi Kaledu
gal nebus galima items tukstanciams
seirnu kurios tikisi pamatyti elektris-
kus padargus po savo Kaledu eglaite.
Todel mes ir saxon, ''Kaledos gall bu-
ii paveluotos siais metals
RET ATMINKIT IL. elektriskos do
yanos. yra amzinos 4dovanos kurios lai-
Evening star., 1945-05-30

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COUPLE, work at tourist house; apt and
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NPA Urges Approval
OF World Food Plan;
Senate Action Due

The National Planning Associa-
tion today urged United States ap-
proval of the proposed food and
agriculture organization of the
United Nations and pointed out only
one more country must approve
Of the body before it comes into
being.
The House already has passed
legislation giving the postwar plan
ming and study organization it's
approval and similar action is pend
ing in the Senate.
NPA's request for action by Con-
gress was contained in Joint
statement of the groups agriculture.
business and labor committees
headed respectively by Theodore w.
Schultz, Beardsley Ruml and Clin-
ton S. Golden, SIS well as its Com
mlttee on International Policy
headed by Stacy May.
At the same time the association
made public a 35-page report pre-
pared by Prof. John D. Black and
calling for an all-out effort toward
VIC oeFelopInenC Oh Well-rOunQed
and vigorous" national and inter-
national nutrition program.
The report suggested the estab-
iishment OF a national food and
nutrition board to integrate the ac-
tivities of~all existing agencies deal
ing in food and nutrition, and pro-
posed similar boards at the State
level.
With the prospect Of great food
surpluses in this country after the
war, the need for effective measures
to make possible consumption of
enough of the right kinds of foods
by all is made even more urgent"
the committees declared.
The group described FAC as an
effective organization that will be-
come an invaluable part of the ma
chinery already planned or being
developed which is moving US
toward the establishment of true
world security
Evening star., 1945-05-30

All persons to be hired in this
area must be referred by the local
United States Employment Service
office, unless the specific ddper-
tisement indicates otherwise.
Evening star., 1945-05-30

The War Bonds for Babies cam
paign is still popular. Over 100000
Walt Disney certificates Dor babies,
showing all the famous Disney char
acters, have already been distributed.
Evening star., 1945-05-30

CONTINUED on Next PaSe.)
Evening star., 1945-05-30

lite; good salary, meals
undry. Apply housekeeper
PITAL. 1915 Eye st. NV
Z, experience preferred bu,
Apply manager. WARD,
Ell, Conn. ave. and Wood.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-19
Red Cross Wotor Corps
Solves Big Problem

HOW TO GET THERE is biz
problem in many lives these
days, but for Red Cross worker.
in all branches the answer lies
in the efficient, well-trained, and
willing members of the RED
Cross Motor Corps.
Mrs. Clifford Lewis of st
Clair Shores is county chairman
of the corps, and four units are
organized throughout the coun'
ty, although the first, in Mount
Clemens, is largest and most &C.
tive as yet.
Mrs. Thomas Curran heads
the Mount Clemens unit, whose
latest contribution was driving
on the Blood Bank held in East
Detroit on Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Curran acted as registrar,
and her drivers. for the Blood
Bank were Mrs. Archie La
Pointe, Mrs. Thomas Stenhouse,
Thelma Sonnenburg, Mrs. Har-
old Lindsey, and Mrs. Irma
Dynslager, the latter of East De-
troit.
MANY JOBS
In addition to driving for
Blood Banks, members of the
Motor Corps supply transporta-
ton for the chapter in general,
driving Gray Ladies to and from