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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-13
DUKE REFUSES
MIAMI BATTLE

MIAMI, Fla, Nov. H. up -
Three more schools today had
turned down offers to play the I'M
iversity Of Miami on its open date,
Nov. 20.
Coach Jack Harding said Cali
fornia, Duke and Clemson had re-
fused games on that date, pointing
out that by then they will have
played 10 games and will be too
tired to continue.
The Hurricanes minor indicat-
ed that the Hurricanes will not play
a small college" team.
The Nov. 20 date became open
when Penn State agreed to cancel
its game because two Negroes are
on the team.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-13
WlNTS0N-SALEM
CLUB ACQUIRES
GEORGE SlSLER
Son OF Famou. Major
Lacquer In Office
Position

WINSTON-SALEM, Nov. 12.-P)
George Sisler, Jr., son of the
famous major league first sacker
of the World War I era, was today
named business manager Of the
Winston-Salem Cardinals, Of the
Carolina league.
Announcement of the appoint
ment of Sisler was made by John
F. Smithdeal, president Of the
Winston-Salem club.
Sisler is expected to arrive here
this week and will attend the Car
DINA league meeting at Green's
boro this week end.
Sisler, a native of St. Louis,
played one year of Minor league
baseball before joining the Car
dinals staff in 1910. He served in
the armed forces and was business
manager at Houston in the Texas
league last year.
He succeeds Vic Overcast, act
ing secretary for the final two
months of last season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-13
PERCY JONES'
FOOTBALL CLUB
HAS BACKING
General Hospital Club Has
U~nblemished Grid
Record

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, Nov. II
P, 1t doesn't appear on the
list CT the nations top football
can but unbeaten. United Percy
mes Army General hospital eleven
has fans as rabid as any Of Notre
Danes famed subway alumni.
And the Percy Jones Student
boy" all 4,8O0 of them -
wouldn't trade the Generals" for
all the stars who ever came out. OF
West Point dressing room.
Col. Roary A. Murchison, execu-
tie officer. calls the team 'the
greatest single morale booster that
has ever hit the hospital"
The generals. who have rolled to
11s points against rs for their op-
ponents. place their unblemished
record on the line tomorrow against
the Albion college B team.
Two other contests remain on
the schedule with the Nov. q clash
with the Michigan State B team
listed as Homecoming for the
1900 war casualty patients.
No campus has more grid flavor
on football day than the military
layout at Fl. Custean. Mich, Waves
serve as cheerleaders, pennants
stream from bleachers, goal posts
and sidelines are decked in cotor.
A guest marching band assists the
hospital outfit and a queen is
crowned at half time each Wednes-
day afternoon.
Unlike a collegiate game, the fans
begin arriving more than an hour
before game time. 1t takes them
longer to get there quite a few
have 10 be wheeled to the sidelines.
Since the Generals won their first
game Oct. 9 from Fl. Sheridan,
ILL.,. they have.scaptured the hearts
of the patients. The players r
enlisted men assigned to Fort
Custer.
About 1000 have made their way
on crutches and in w~heelchairs
10 each of the home games. The
rest. unable to leave their beds,
followed the play-by-play over the
hospitals own radio broadcast
system.
It's an all CT team, too - not
an officer on the roster.
The Generals have beaten Fl.
team. Detroit Tech, Western Michi-
gan B team and Central Michigan
Sheridan twice, Hope college B
B team.
Head Coach is Johnny Greene,
end on the Detroit Lions National
Professional football league team,
and his assistants include Dave
spiller. an anputee who once star
red for Marshall High school in
Chlca2o, and Dwight Sloan, form
Ell Arkansas and NIL end.
Sloan calls his work THE greatest
thrill of my many years in foot
ball.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-13
RUN is OFF
ASSERTS JENKINS

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 12.-R
Alb JENKINS said today that ad-
verse weather had forced him to
again postpone his automobile
speed run on the Bonneville Salt
Flats, but that he still hoped to
make the test this year.
The former Salt Lake City mayor
has been waiting for favorable
weather for nearly two months. He
hopes to break his own speed
marks from so miles up.
Jenkins new car was taken to
Muroc Dry Lake in California for
tests and attained speeds up to 220
miles per hour on a straightaway,
he said.
Water from a recent storm still
covers the Bonneville course, and
jenkins estimated a postponement
until December was necessary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-13
Deacs Map Aerial Attack For Carolina
Skir1nish At Chapel Hill On Saturday
Defense. Work Staged
By State; Mote, Long
Miss Duke Session

WAKE FOREST Nov. 12-P-Apparently: in the
hope that North Cardinals Tar Heels are weak on pass de-
Tense, Wake Forests fridders prepared today to fill the air
with aerials when the two teams meet at Chapel Hill Satur-
day.
=. Every Tar Heel opponent this season has been able to
gain ground with passes, and the Deacons are hoping to do
the same thing Saturday. Nick Sacrinty, and Tom Fetzer,
worked to sharpen their sights.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-13
TO BE INC

CHAPEL HILL, Nov. II. = P)-
eve are; rapidly moving from a
sellers to a buyers market says
william H. Neal, of Winston-Salem.
president of the North Carolina
Bankers Association, and It E
customer will soon be king again."
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-13
Special Grid Train

The Wilmington Junior Chamber
of Commerce announced last night
that it would sponsor a special
grid train" to Fayetteville Friday
in connection with the New Han
over High : Fayetteville Eastern
Class IA battle.
It was sid tht complete detils
had not been worked out with local
A.C.L. officials, but more informa-
ton concerning the trip would be
announced later.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-13
Gage Drill Hours
Are Announced

Adam Smith announced the fol-
loving basketball practice hours
Tor local teams.
thursday, 7:5o to $50, En-
manuel and First Presbyterian;
n'9o 10 $50, St. James and Temple
Baptist.
Friday. from 7:3o to $50, Tab
efhacle Baptist and First Baptist:
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-13

$3.50 and $50, Temple Methodist
and st. Andrews Covenant.
Saturday, 100 to Zoo o'clock,
First Baptist and Temple Baptist;
200 to 800. Temple Baptist and
First Presbyterian; 500 to 400. St.
Andrews Covenant.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-13
71dweH Holds Grip As
Top Offensive Gridder
Trippi Rates d;
Gilmer Is Third In
Ratings

ATLANTA, Nov. 12-R-Travis
Tidwell, Aubucn's sensational ire sh-
man tailback, is still the South's
offensive leader with 1854 yards
in $50 plays, including ia passes
and 116 rushes.
Figures compiled by the Nation
al Collegiate Athletic bureau show
the Birmingham ace with So com.
pleted passes for $50 yards and 495
yards rushing, followed by Charlie
Trippi OF Georgia, Harry Gilmer
of Alabama, and Charles Cous-W
Of Mississippi.
Trippi netted 1,011 yards. in l3l
plays, 448 of them on 50 rushss
and the rest on passes; Gilmer
compiled so6 yards on 1873 attempts,
62l Of them on 81 passes completed
Of 100 thrown, and Conerly made
100 yards on 1874 plays. He. com-
pleted 81 losses Of 106 for $50 yards,
being second to Tidwell in that
department.
-, Gene Roberts Of Chattanooga,
with 695 yards in 12l line plays,
is the Individual ground gamer,
with Charlie Justice of North
Carolina, next at $50 yards ON
So plays. Tidwell is third in
rushing with 495 yards in 11e
plays, and Trippi is fourth.
Tom Korczowski of william
and Mary with the sensational
average Of over Is. yards per
try is fifth in net yards rush.
ing, having 43e yards in IS
plays.
Gilmer is third in passing, be-
hind Tidwell and Conerly, and Bob
Thomson of V. M. l., is next with
50 compilations in SO attempts for
500 yards. Fifth is Dick Working
Of Washington and Lee, with As
connections in 81 for 602 yards.
Thomason is fifth in combined
rushing and passing with TIT yards
in 14l plays.
Broughton Williams Of Florida,
continues to pace the pass receivers
with, 20 catches for 48o yards,
while Ray Poole Of Mississippi is
next with a. catches for 257 yards.
Charlie Harrington of Washing.
ton ard Lee is third with q
catches two more than George
Blomquist of N. G. State. Ted
Cook Of Alabama, is fifth with II.
Bobby Smith Of v. p. l., with
an average Of 43.s yards ON ~
punts, PAGES that phase of the
game, followed by Conerly with
a 42.2 mark for So kicks, and
Harry Ghual Of Miami, with AL
on IS boots. Jack Hutchinson
Of. v. M. l., and ]. p. Moore
Of Vanderbilt, are tied for
fourth with Al yards IS an Az
.eFage.
The Leaders are:
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-13

1881 when Wallace Wade's first
Duke team was licked 10. It was
the first game played under Wade
as coach of the Blue. Devils.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-13
STATE DRILL

RALEIGH, Nov. 12-(P1-N. c.
States Wolfpack worked today to
perfect its defensive play and to
improve it's offensive blocking in
getting ready for its game here
Saturday with Virginia.
Coach Beattie Feathers said that
against Vanderbilt last week, "our
defensive line play was discourag-
ingly poor and offensive blocking
was badly off, too"
The Welfpack also worked today
on defense against Vicginia's "T'
formation, and worked on its own
offense, which includes several
plays run from the ct"
Meanwhile, States athletic office
reported that a crowd Of approx
mately $4,000 is expected for the
game. Practically all of $4,000 seats
in the concrete stands already have
been sold.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-13

Dial 1881 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-13

The Deacons also went through
a long, rough scrimmage with the
first and second teams on defense
against reserve elevens that used
North Carolina plays.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20
FAIR ASSOCIATION
PLANS OCT. Is RODEO

A meeting of the Santa Cruz
County Fair & Rodeo Association
was held Tuesday. Plans are pro-
crossing for a good show on Sunday
Oct. 13, at o'clock on the Sonoita
fairgrounds. A rodeo, races, and a
big dance that night will be given
and the association expects a big
turnout by residents from all over
the county.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20
THURMANS HERE
ENROUTE FROM TEXAS

Assistant United States Attorney
E. r. Thurman and wife were here
last weekend enroute from San
Angelo, Texas, to their home in
Phoenix. Mr.. Thurman is former
judge of the superior court of Santa
Cruz County.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20

Professor Zogi, the magician,
came to our town Saturday and
put on a performance for the bene-
fit of the Orphanage.
It was quite a show! Among
other things, the professor holds
pitcher in his hands, and asks folks
what they'd have to drink. Ma Hos
kins asks for buttermilk and the
professor promptly pOurs her
rich, creamy glassful.
Then Zeb Collins asks for cider,
;and out of the same pitcher comes
a mug of cider. Doc Hollister next
calls for beer-and presto, from
Nogales international., 1946-09-20
PHOENIX SCRIBE
VISITOR HERE

John H. Frary, representing Andy
Anderson's newspaper, the Arizona
News, published at Phoenix, was
here Wednesday.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20
ENROLLS IN
STATE UNIVERSITY

Gilbert Soto, son of Chief of Po-
lice and Mrs. j. M. Soto, enrolled in
the University of Arizona at Tucson
Monday.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20

'I'll Be Loving You Always"
Wrote Irving Berlin. His Beautiful
Song Describes Perfectly His Own
Romance With Ellin Mackay,
Which Surmounted Many Obstacles,
Including an Irate Father Who
Placed an Ocean Between Them,
Little Dreaming That 1t Would Be
Bridged by the Haunting Melodies
Inspired by Love. Read the Fairy
tale Romance of Irving and Ellin
Mackay in The American Weekly
with Next Sundays Los Angeles
Examiner. (AdvD
Richard Kunde was a Nogales
visitor Tuesday from the Patagonia
district.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Willis. of
Phoenix have been spending several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Jewel Trask
of Lochiel.
Essie M Donavin and Leonard
Paul Kremske of Tucson were mar
ried here Wednesday by Rev. o. A.
Smith.
EarlOvde E,dmonson. son of Mr..
Nogales international., 1946-09-20

R. Van Gorder owner of the Elgin
Store, was in town Tuesday. He
reports Elgin is swamped by the
moving picture people making a
Western film near there, and an
other company is expected to follow
the departure of the present troupe
next month.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20
locals
HIGHWAY PATROL
CHIEF VISITOR HERE

A. G.. Walker of Phoenix, newly
chief of the Arizona
Patrol, was visitor a
week ago yesterday at the office of
the Nogales international He is a
former warden of the Arizona Prison
at Florence.
Judge Oliver j. Rothrock, a visitor
here Tuesday from Patagonia, re-
ported good rains fell at Patagonia
and Lochiel Sunday evening and
Tuesday morning.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20

Munro Edmonson left Wednesday
to attend Harvard University.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20
HI. o. PACE HERE

H. o. Pace Of Casa Grande, chair
man of the Arizona Highway Com
mission, was here Wednesday.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20

Earloyde Edmonson, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. S. Edmonson, was home
Tuesday from the University of
Arizona in Tucson.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20

Buddy Diehl, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. E. Diehl, left Monday to enroll in
Arizona State College at Tempe.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20

Miss Rosie Valenzuela is back
from a three months visit in Su-
perior.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20

John Egan of Phoenix has been
visiting his brother, Roscoe Egan.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20
From where | sit %. by Joe Marsh
Professor Zogi;
The Magician Marvellous!
Advertisement

the pitcher comes a sparkling glass
Of beer, white collar and all!
"Just goes to show" says Doc,
astonished, "that it takes magi-
clan to satisfy all tastes"
From where I sit, the professor
has a mighty good act -. one that
points moral too. Tastes differ
but people can have a friendly,
happy time enjoying the beverage
that each prefers-and being toler-
ant Of one another's preferences.
&e M@>A<
Nogales international., 1946-09-20
VACATIONING IN
GUADALAJARA

George Horral and E. A. Lemier
left Saturday to spend 10 days vaca-
tioning at Guadalajara.
T/Sgt. John Hodgers, Jr., has
been transferred from O'Reilly Gen
eral Hospital, Springfield, Mo-, to
Percy Jones General Hospital, Bat
tie Greek, Mich.
Robert Lemon, registered mining
engineer, was here Tuesday from
Patagonia.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20

Carl Peterson of the Customs
Patrol was here this week from Ell
Paso.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to our friends for the flow
ers and other acts of kindness ex-
tended to us in our bereavement
over the death of our mother, Mrs.
Felicia Dojaquez.
TuE n0IAnrrEZ EAMuX
Nogales international., 1946-09-20

William Welty and Carlos Velasco
are returning to California tomor-
row following a weeks visit with
relatives. Welty is a student at the
University of California at Berke-
ley. Velasco will take a graduate
business administration at Stanford
University.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20

O. L. Cornwall was a visitor ir
Nogales yesterday from Elgin.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20

THE DOJAQUEZ FAMILY.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20

was held Tuesday. Plans are pro-
crossing for a good show on Sunday,
Oct. 13, at l o'clock on the Sonoita
fairgrounds. A rodeo, races, and a
big dance that night will be given,
and the association expects a big
turnout by residents from all over
the county.
PHOENIX SCRIBE
VISITOR HERE
John H. Frary, representing Andy
Anderson's newspaper, the Arizona
News, published at Phoenix, was
here Wednesday.
HI. o. PACE HERE
H. o. Pace Of Casa Grande, chair
man of the Arizona Highway Com
mission, was here Wednesday.
Munro Edmonson left Wednesday
to attend Harvard University.
R. Van Gorder owner of the Elgin
Store, was in town Tuesday. He
reports Elgin is swamped by the
moving picture people making a
Western film near there, and an
other company is expected to follow
the departure of the present troupe
next month.
Carl Peterson of the Customs
Patrol was here this week from FL
Paso.
William Welty and Carlos Velasco
are returning to California tomor-
row following a weeks visit with
relatives. Welty is student at the
University of California at Berke-
ley. Velasco will take a graduate
business administration at Stanford
University.
Rudy Velasco flew over last week
end from Santa Fe, N. M, where he
is working On atomic bomb research.
George Bagby was in town yester-
day from Patagonia.
O. L. Cornwall was a visitor in
Nogales yesterday from Elgin.
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Manuel Alarcon arrived home
Monday with his discharge from the
Army.
w. E. PoWleS was called to Doug
las Monday by the death OF his
mother.
Mrs Margaret Savoy Of Rancho
Grande was a visitor in Phoenix
last weekend.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to our friends for the flow
ers and other acts of kindness ex-
tended to us in our bereavement
over the death of our mother, Mrs.
Felicia Dojaquez.
THE DOJAQUEZ FAMILY.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20

George Bagby was in town yester
day from Patagonia.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20

Mrs. Margaret Savoy Of Rancho
Grande was a visitor in Phoenix
last weekend.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20

Rudy Velasco flew over last week.
end from Santa Fe, N. M, where he
is working On atomic bomb research.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20

w. E. PoWles was called to Doug
las Monday by the death of his
mother.
Nogales international., 1946-09-20

Manuel AlarcOn arrived home
Monday with his discharge from the
Army.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-11

Kaip mes zinom, Bevin ma
zai reiSke Maskvos konferen-
.cijoie, jis buvo tik trecias.
Rooseveltas Stalinu nepasiti-
kejo. Anglijos ir Kanados in
zinieriai ir mokslininkai dirbo
prize atomines bombos, bet nuo
Stalino ia slepe. Kad dabar
Roosevelt butu gyvas jis ne
duotu tos bombos Stalinui, taip
kaip Churchill yra priesingas
jos davimui Rusams.
Smagu kad Hollywood sto-
ia uz mazu tautu laisve ir grie-
ztai nusistates prizes Rusiska
imperializma.
Komunizmui geruoju nera
progos uzvaldyt pasaulio. Sa-
koma, studentija yra tautos
ziedas, ateities valdovai, sykiu
ir komunizmo priesai. stai fax
tai. Mes zinome kad Lietuvos
studentai nusistate prizes ko-
munistus. svedijos studentai
protestavo prizes isdavima pa
begeliu Rusams. Prancuzijos
studentai sauke, "salin komu-
nistai, lai gyvuoja De Gaulle." "
Turkijos studentai saukia, ga
lin Rusiskas komunizmas, lai
gyvuoja laisva Amerika".
Buvo ir toks atsitikimas ko-
kis menuo atgal. Italijos no.
stan atplauke laivas is Rusiios
SUI Italais belaisviais; Italijos
komunistai name kad tie kar-
eiviai atvaziavo is komunistu
rojaus ir jie visi write komu-
nistais. Italiios komunistai pa,
sitiko juos SUI raudona veliava
il sauksmais viva uz Stalina.
Bet tie sugryzeliai kad puolo
tuos Italus komunistus musti,
tai kad ne policija, tu raudo-
nuku butu nelike nei skudru.
Komunizmui lieka tik tautu
isgamos, pasigailejimo verti
zmones. VieSpatie, apsaugok
nuo tokiu sutverimu.
Lietuve.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-11
Skaitytoju
Baisai
kA DUOS PASAU-
LIUI 1916 METAL?

Sic metal bus svarbiausi vi
sole istorijoje. Ar zmonija su-
silauks laimingo ir ramaus gy-
venimo, ar il tik matys kartu-
YES virs savo galvos?
1915 metals Anerika pa
klupde iris diktatorius. Anne
rika ginklu kara laimejo. Bet
dabar prasidejo karas politi-
koje - karas tarp demokrati-
jos ir komunizmo. Du negali
Iaimeti, laimes tik vienas -
laisve ar vergija.
Komunistai pasileido darban
.isais garais ir visur. Daugiau-
sia jie griebiasi Welcomes Roo
sevelto gero vardo. Atrodo
kad jiems tas neblogai ir Sc
kasi. Mat, Rooseveltas per ka-
ra, bedos verciamas, taresi su
Stalinu, bijodamas kad Stall
mas vel nesusidetu SUI Hitleriu.
Gloste ta tirona tick Roosevelt
tas, tick Churchill.
Mes CALM suprasti is Chur-
chillo kalbos pasakytos ia die
ma kai pasibaige karas su ia.
ponija. Churchill pasake: 'Pa-
sibaige musu didziosios bedos,
mes isejom laimetojais". Kas-
link Lenkijos, Churchill sake
buvo padaryta klaida, dabar ja
reikia atitaisyti.
Atsimenam kai 1943 metals
Rooseveltas su Churchillu susi-
tiko Kanadoje; Stalino tada
nekviete ir tas labai uzsirusti-
20, pagasdinimui parsauke is
Washingtono Litvinova ir is
Londono Maiski. Bet Roose-
welt tada nenusigando, nebego
i Maskva. Visai kitaip kaip
dabar.
Kai penkiu ministry konfe-
rencijoje Molotovas negavo ko
norejo tai vel pagasdinimui
parsauke ir Gromyko is Wa
shingtono. Neziurint kad jau
karas lainletas ir Stalino pa
galba niekur nereikaIinga, bet
musu Prezidentas Truman nu-
sigando, sudejo Sekretoriaus
Byrnes krepsin Japonija, Bal
kanus, ir atomine bomba ir
siunte il j Maskva. Byrnes
nesustojo nei Anglijoje, gal bi-
jojo kad Anglijos ministras
Bevin nepaklaustu ka tu cia
neSi. -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-11
Hanau stOvykloje

Cia veikia gimnazija, pra-
dzios mokykla, kratttuve, SUI
organizuotas tautinis ansamblis,
choras ir KIT. Stovyklos gwen
tojams leidziamas informacinis
radio naujienu biuletenis, o
karta per savaite isleidziamas
dali. K. Jezerskio graziai illus
truojamas sieninis laikrastelis
'Hanau Lietuviai'', kuri reda-
guoja zurnalistas Al. Merkelis.
Kartu SUI Merkeliu kulturinio
darbo priesakyje stow dali. K.
Jezerskis, J. Zemaitis ir k. Lie
tuviu Sajungos skyriui vado-
vauja prof. dali. V. K. Jony-
mas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-11
N. j. LIETUVIU Ia
RYBA PATARIA
MINETI VAS. is

Lietuvos Nepriklausomybes
28 metu sukaktis sueina Vasa-
rio 16 d., ir sia svarbia NUNS
Lietuviams sukaktl visi New
Jersey Cir visos Anerikos, net
ir viso pasaulio) Lietuviai pri-
valo vienokiu arba kitokiu bu-
du pamineti.
NEWARKE Lietuvos Nepri-
klausomybes minejimas ivyks
sekmadieni, Vasario II, nuo 6
val. vakare, SUI kalbu ir dainu
programu. Apie programa bus
pranesta veliau, tue tarpu
Newarko ir apielinkes Lietuviai
yra prasomi ia diena kitokiu
jokiu parengimu nedaryti ir
visi dalyvauti bendrame Lietu-
vos nepriklausomybes mineji-
me.
Tolesnes Lietuviu kolonijos,
kaip Paterson, Harrison-Kear-
ny, Jersey City, Bayonne, Eli
zabeth, Linden, Trenton ir XII
tos yra prasomos tos sventes
pamineiima rengti VietOie.
REZOLlUCIJA
Priimta vienbalsiai N. J.
Lietuviu Tarybos viesame me-
tiniame susirinkime Gruodzio
80 d., 180 New York Avenue,
Newarke:
l. Lietuviu pabegeliu ir is
tremtuju bendras selpimas ir
ju gelbejimas visais galimais
budais,
2. Lietuvos laisvinimo rel
kaluose bendra veikla visu A
Amerikos Lietuviu dirbant vie
name bendrame komitete.
3. New Jersey visQ Lietuviu
pastangomis Kelly-Willis rezo-
liuciju pravedimo reikalu ben
dras darbas visu sykiu.
a. Remit visas Lietuvybe pa
laikancias istaigas, ypac Lietu-
viu spauda, kovojancia uz Lie
tuvos nepriklausomybe.
5. Gelbeti gryztantiems is
kariniu iiegu Lietuviams ISL
kurti ir susiorganizuoti, ska
tinti JUGS padirbeti Lietuvos
gerovei ir~ sLietuViu tautos la
bui.
n. J. L. Tarybos vardu
A. S. Treciokas, Sekr.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-01-11
GAVO DRABUzIUS Is AME.
RIKOS

Dirvai specialiai pranesama !:
"Mes gavome pranesima kad
pirmoji Americas Lietuviu (B
ALF) drabuziu siunta Lietu-
viams pabegeliams Vokietijoje
jau atejo j Hanau miesta, ne
toll Frankfurto.
'Ten isvyko Lietuvos Rau-
donojo Kryziaus atstove M.
Avietenaite, Amerikos Lietu-
waite, tremtine is Lietuvos, al
skintis ju reikalais ir isgavi-
mu."