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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-02-28
Proper Handling of
Insecticides Urged
Best Safety Methods
Suggested to Farmers

Simple rules for handling of in
secticides include:
Take extra precautions in han
ding and using the more poisonous
insecticides. such as the arsenicals
and fuorine compounds.
Do not keep insecticides where
foods are stored, and see that they
are properly marked.
When mixing Or applying, take ex.
IRENE care to keep ingredients out
of the mouth and eyes.
Keep the body well covered. Dc
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-02-28

~AA NNe~$ viz ooS
terra count in
washed milk cans SO
per cent in one min
ute, according to a
recent Westinghouse
research report.
The tests e
conducted under
conditions Of con-
animation more
extreme than ever
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-02-28

A new portable electric water
heater, which needs no water pipe
to feed it, has just been announced
by Rheem Manufacturing company,
San Francisco. 1t is designed for
farms where there is limited or no
plumbing.
The new unit a be moved
around at will. All it needs is an
electric outlet near by. 1t holds II
gallons and has automatic control.
1t can be connected to a water
pipe and thereby converted into an
automatic heater if plumbing is in
stalled.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-02-28
Blue Ribbon Dolly.

Blue Ribbon Dolly.
uERE is a beautiful crocheted
IL dolly that's a blue ribbon win
ner in any language. This 21-inch
centerpiece is a striking combina-
ton of the popcorn stitch and the
classical pineapple design. You'll
find it simple to do, too!
To obtain complete crocheting instruc.
tons for the Blue Ribbon Centerp;ece
pattern No. 5632) send 16 cents in coin.
your NAME. address and the pattern
number.
Due to an unusually large demand and
current conditions, slightly more time is
required In filling orders for a few of the
most popular pattern numbers.
Send your order to:
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-02-28
Creating a Modern
Air in Living Room

HOUSES of glass are realities
IL today and, if you want to give
any house a modern air, try to
make the windows seem impor-
tant. One way is to frame them in
a group by covering the wall and
leaving the glass exposed.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
JIESKO AMERIKOS-
BRITQ KARINES
SAJUNGOS

Britu Fieldmarsalo Montgo.
merry atsilankymas j Amerika
sakoma yra tais paciais tiks-
lais kaip tai skelbe buves prem
jeras Churchill savo kalboje
Kovo 5, Fulton, Mo-: Britu So
cialistu vyriausybe nori suda-
ryti SUI Amerika militariska So
junga prizes sovietu Russia.
Montgomery, kuris yra Bri-
tu generalinio stabo vadas, vie
sejo Washingtone pas Gen. Eli
senhower, Amerikos armijos
stabo vada.
Gen. Eisenhower su zmona
ir sunum vaziuos j Anglia ir
jau uzkviestas j svecius pas pa
tt Britu karaliu. Tie vizitai
be abejo reiskia draugingumo
rysius tarp Americas ir Angli-
jos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

RAsYTOJAS David Lawren-
ce privedzioja kad sulyg dabar-
tinio pasauliniu dalyku krypi-
mo matosi jog jeigu kitty XII
tas karas - jeigu totalitarine
Rusijos valdzia issauktu kara
- Vokieciai ir Japonai els is
wien SUI Britannia ir Amerika
prizes Russia.
Jeigu Rusijos zmones MENU
sikratys savo diktaturines val
dzios ir netaps demokratine sa-
limi, Amerika tes toliau dirbi-
ma ir tobulinima atomines
bombos, ir jeigu Russia isras
ta bomba ir gales ja panaudoti
prizes mus, il tik uzsiprasys
sau didesne prazuti, sake jis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
NAUJAS PAREISKIMAS
LIETUVIU KLAUSIMU

siame Dirvos numeryje Ang-
liskame skyriuje telpa State
DEPARTMENT. rastines atsaky-
mas j laiska siusta prezidentui
Lietuvos ir Lietuviu reikalais,
American Friends of Lithuania
vardu, bet tai yra taip pat LVS
centro valdybos nariu darbas.
Atsakymas yra CANA platus
ir daug paaiskinantis, mes lais-
ke j Prezidenta buvo iskelta la
bal opus dalykai ir tvirtu bu-
du. Prezidentui patiekti klau-
sinai ir pareiskimai buvo kaip
Americas pilieciu, ir jie issau-
ke atsakyma aiskinanti dalykus
placiau.
Paskaitykit ta laiska siame
Dirvos numeryje ant 6-to pusl.
Visais reikalais j LVS GEN.
ira rasydami adresuokit:
LVS CENTRAS
$500 Superior Avenue
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
RUSIJA OAR Ne
PASIRUOSUS
kARUI...
ATSTOVAS MUNDT PERMA.
TO SOVIET& PAVOJU

Prize visu keistu dalyku ka
Amerikos nekurie zmones tel
sindami sovietus nukalba yra
ir sekantis: Russia dar nera
gatava kariauti.
Tai tikrindami jie ramina
mazai protaujancias Amerikos
zmoniu masses.
Kada jau Russia bus gatava
SUI Amerika kariauti, bus per-
velu NUNS apie tai kalbeti:
Russia tokiu isiutimu pulls is
lauko ir is vidaus, paruostais
komunistais agentais, kad siai
saliai nebus proga nei aiktelti.
Dabar, kada Russia dar ne
gatava kariauti, yra pats lai-
kas ja suvaldyti. Dabar gall
ma priversti ja istraukti rau-
donasias armijas is okupuotu
ir pavergtu saliu, ir parodyti
Maskvos tironams ju tikra vie
ta. Dabar laikas visoms vals-
tybems sudaryti viena fronta
prizes ta grasminga siaubuna,
O ne ziopsoti ir dziaugtis kad
tas siaubunas dar nera gaia.
vas kariauti.
Atstovas Mundt pastaroje
savo kalboje Chicagoje pasake
kad taika bus tik tol kol Rusi
: ia netures pasigaminus gans
atominiu bombu pradeti save
planuojama pasaulio uzkariavi
ma.
} Mundt, kuris Kongreso ko
= misijoje lankesi Rusijoje ir XII
, tose sovietu pavergtose salys'
= karo metu ir po karo, pareisk'
&, kad Rusai dabar paverge ell
] mokslininku ir daugybes dar
: bininku pristate juos pagamin
ii atomines bombas. ''Ir atvi
= raj galima sakyti kad kaip ii.
g greitai jie jas isigys jie ir pa
: vartos jas, mes komunistu tik
J. slas yra pasaulio uzvaldymas"
e "Tas kas atominiame kar
i saus antrasis tas bus pavela
: ves", sake Mundt. Ma o Anne
r rika neprades karo be provo
j kacijos.
= Taigi, kas laimes kada Rusi
: ia jau bus gatava kariauti?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
EISENA
(Bus daugiau)

Stai horizontuos tamsus zengia zmones,
ten juodos minios eina be krastu,
ten juodos veliavos, kap juodos bones,
iskyla sunkiai vrs eiliu tirstu.
Juodom pasvaistem juodas zaibas svaidos.
Galvas paenkus eina eisena.
Niuriais verksmais ataidi slogios gaidos-
juodu vaidokliu smekliska DANA.
zvilgsnyj ju vien uzgesusi gyvybe
veduos grimasos klaikios be vilties,
jie slenka sunkus, tamsus r apdrike
uz ju tamsa juodos-ju juodos nakties....
O po nakties ateina ausros skaiscios
ir auksu dangstos luziai debesu;
pranyksta minios, juodos minios baikscios,
pranyksta sieloj viskas kas grasu.
Kastytis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

SULAIKYT PAsALPA! Her
bert Hoover, buves / Pasauli-
MO Karo maisto suziuretojas,
paskiau isrinktas u. S. prezi-
dentu, dabar vel apvaziaves pa
SAUL maisto suziurejimo rel
kalais, pakele protesto balsa
prizes teikima pasalpos Jugosla-
vijai uz jos karinga zygi prizes
Amerika. "Tai prastas aside
kojimas uz gera", pasake Hoo
yer.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
LVS SK!YRIAMS
SKYRIAI STOKIT | DARBA.
MUSQ KOVA NETURI Butt
SUTRAMDYTA

Dabar, kai zavus ruduo at
ejo, pamastykime ir apie savo
tevyne, Lietuva. Kaip
ten graziai balti voratinkliai
nudraiko dirvonus ir saulutes
atspindyje istisi laukai ziba,
rudens metu, lyg aukso siulais
butu ispinti.
Gamta Lietuvoje ia patti ir
siadien, ir ia patti saulute ten
po senovei sviecia, taciau ten
musu broliu ir sesuciu dvasia
dabar prispaude ziauri Azijato
okupanto ranka ir parbloske ju
egzistencija Xxi merdejimo. Jie
nukankinti, paniekinti, ir ap-
vogti nuo savo pilietisku teisiu,
sielvartaudami masto apie mus,
savo brolius uzjuryje. Apie
savo brolius turtingoje, CALM
goje ir teisingoje Amerikoje
ir laukia musq uztarimo, mu-
su pagalbos. Jie sudeje visas
savo Wits j mus, kad mes JQ
ir ju tevynes nepamirsime il
neapleisime.
Neapvilkime ju. Taip, daue
jau dirbome ir gal kick priil.
some. Bet dar pas mus like
daug jiegu - jiegu kuriu ME
kas negali issemti ir isaikvoti
mes jos naujos ir sviezios nuo
latos tryska is musu sirdziu
lyg saltinio vanduo, del must
tevynes, del musu broliu vada
Vino.
Ypac Lietuvai Vaduoti So
jungos skyriai, kiekvienas ly,
ia bite neskite j savo avili, sa
vo darba, trusa ir savo aukas
Kiekvienas narys galvokim'
kokiu budu geriau sutvarkyt
savo skyriu darbuote. Ruos
kline vakarelius, prakalbas i
tarpusavio pramogeles kelimu
daugiau ir daugiau auku musl
darbui, musu kovai. Kiekvie
mas centas reikalingas musu te
vynes vadavimui. Kiekvien,
mario nuosirdus pasidarbavima
brangus ir reikalingas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

sARMIJOS amunicija Nau-
joje Zelandijoje dabar parduo-
DANA civilians naikinimui vi
sokiu kenksmingu gyvunu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
InlkilneS GyVesn6s |eikIos
LVS Centre Valdyba Dirbo Specialius Svarbius Dar-
bus ir Vasaros Metu Ginant Musu Tautos Reika-
lus. Skyriai Privalo Stoveti Valdybai Pagalboje

Kuomet nekurie LVS skyriai |
vasaros metu pasiryzo pailseti,
atsikvepti, kit skyriai dirbo ka
galejo, ir kele daugiau auku |
Lietuvos vadavimo akcijai.
PO LVS seimo, kuris ivyko
Detroite Birzelio 1-2, siu metu,
LVS centro valdyba taciau ne
galejo ilsetis ir atsikvepti, nes
sia vasara kaip tik imtasi svar-
styti pasaulio saugumo ir at
cities taikos klausimai, gi pa
saulinis pabaisa Stalinas dau-
giau ir placiau ziojasi svetimas
sails ir zmones pavergti.
LVS centro valdyba palaike
rysius su Lietuviams draugis-
kai nusiteikusiais kongresma-
nais, patieke jiems nauju Ii
niu ir informaciju Lietuvos by
los reikale, ir viena tokia infor-
macija Kongresmanas Gorski
isspausdino Congressional Re-
cord (Rugp. 2, 1946).
LVS valdybos laiskai ir nau-
il memorandumai pasieke State
Departments ir kitus aukstus
Washingtono vyriausybes ma
rius. Telegramai buvo pasiu-
sti ir Americas delegacijai Pa.
ryziaus taikos konferencijai.
Valdyba palaiko DANA susi
nesima su LVS draugais il
tautininkais vienminciais vaka
ru Europoje.
Valdyba rupinasi isleidiml
ir didelio veikalo, 'LIETUVA
TIRONU PANCIUOSE', patie
kimui medziagos Americas Lie
tuviams apie sovietu aukstujl
vadu nieksystes, apie Krem
liaus supelejusiu pakampiu max
tiniu klastuotoju pastangas pa
vergti musu sali ir tauta, i
ta veikala LVS valdyba rupi
nasi isleisti ir Angliskoje kal
boje, kovai prizes sovietu klas
tas ir prizes komunizma Anne
rikoje.
Reikalinga kad uz savo cen
tro valdybos peciu nuolat sto
vetu LVS skyriai ir ju nariai
darbo paremimui, padarymu
jo reiksmingesniu.
Todel tai LVS skyriai imki
tes rudens sezonu nauju darby
panasiai kaip pasiulo savo rasi
nyje musu centro valdybos ma
re M. Sims.
Jei turit sumanymu ar pa
klausimu, rasykit centro val
dybai. Jei reikia jusu mitingu
kalbetojo kreipkites j LVS cen
ira.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
RUOSKIMES 29 METU
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MINEJIMUL

RuoSkimes tinkamai ir iskil-
mingai pamineti Lietuvos Ne
priklausomybes Diena, Vasario
16, 1947 metals.
Jau laikas apie tai galvoti ir
rupintis. Laikas isdirbti tin
kamus planus, isanksto uzkvie-
sti zymius kalbetojus, priruos-
ii rezoliucijas, ir tt.
Tevyne saukia! Skubekime
M. Sims.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
TINA ROOSEVELTA.

Chicagoje einantis Lenku diem
rastis savo redakciniame apkal-
tino PREF. Roosevelta uz dau-
geli kardinaliu suklydimu, kas
privede pasauli prie dabartiniu
pokariniu suiruciq. Roosevelt
to politika, kuria seka Truman
ir Byrnes, traukia pasauli i
prazuti, sake laikrastis,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

sMEKSIKA stengiasi apsrupinti patti savo cuk-
rum kad nereiketu is ktur mportuot r stengasi pa
drasinti cukraus produkcijos didinima.
Evening star., 1946-10-06

called herself Idaho Smith. The other was
Trolley Adams. why not My dad s a street
car conductor" she wlsecracked.
On the whole they were easy to live with,
goodnatured and kind when they thought
about it; usually too self-centered to bother
Yet they were honestly happy over, and not
at all jealous of the extraordinary luck, that
she, greenhorn Mustard Stevens, encountered
during the very first week she worked for the
agency.
That was the week for Brents Wine, Inc.
to select Miss Fine Wine of 1916. Their adver-
tising manager had warned the model agency:
I'VE must have fresh face"
You'd think he was ordering muffins,'
said Idaho, whose own face had been, as she
said, ''shot 50 much it should be full of holes"
The agency head never took chances He
herded five of his most experienced models,
plus headlined debutante who wanted to
pose for lark And he brought along in
difference to the advertising manager, the
newest of faces - that of Mustard Stevens.
Later he told his secretary: The deb
would have been chosen, if Willie Brent
hadn't put his two cents in"
No matter what anybody said about Willie
Evening star., 1946-10-06
Life With A Capital "L''
BY NANETTE KUTNER
HarryBe

''Nobody'd pay any attention to Mary"
the boss at the model agency had said
She didn't agree There was Mary Queen of
Scots wasn't there? And Mary Pickford.
But he ran the agency. Let's see" he said.
''Your hair - it's the most distinctive part of
you -. those wonderful natural lights"
Turning to his Office staff, who stood imper-
sonally around, ne demanded, What does her
hair remind you OFF,
Immediately his secretary, whom Mary
considerd catty, shouted "Mustardr'
mot exactly" he drawled. ''Yet those
wild mustard plants in Southern California
-. they've got her kind of CLINT"
50 MUSTARD STEVENS she became i. :.
Mustard Stevens just like that
Cute, said the other girls.
Two of them, who shared an apartment on
East Seventeenth Street, asked her to come
in with them. They had lots of reasons. 1t
would cut down their expenses. She wouldn't
be lonely. A good address was important
you've simply got to live on the east side,"
they told her And this is near Gramercy
Park"
They'd also changed their own names one
Evening star., 1946-10-06

Brent, they had to admit he did own Brent's
Wine, Inc He was the Brent, the Wine and
the Inc. His father willed it to him; he, in
turn, usually left it snug with the board of
directors.
For Willie was busy having careers One
year he took up oil painting, another he led
a band, another he attempted compiling a
book of famous peoples cocktail recipes. He
thought it would help him to meet lot of
celebrities Since he only met their press
agents. he neglected to finish the book
1T WAS Mary's fortune good or bad, as
you will - that the day she tried out as Miss
Fine Wine, Willie had decided to go in for
advertising. Where better to start he figured,
than his own established concern?
AS he liked the looks of Mary. in preference
to debutante who was definitely old hat to
him. she won the assignment.
She'd be Miss Fine Wine of 1916, saying
'Brent's Wine is the fine wine, on billboards
and back covers of slick magazines saying it
each month for twelve consecutive months in
twelve different changes of costume. all in
color, all pouring wine - she, who never
drank anything stronger than soda or a
coke.
After the contracts were finally signed,
Willie Brent invited her to dinner.
See" the girls said. aren't you glad
you're living in good neighborhood? You
don't have to be ashamed" And then they
said, You'd better get new Dress
But first she hauled out the cinnamon
colored dinner gown she'd bought before
leaving Southwark. The color kind of matches
Evening star., 1946-10-06
Champagne, two postcards, a
millionaire and a small-town
girl made an odd combination

A Short Story
W7ELL, she'd made the grade. She knew it
w the moment she walked into New
York night club with Willie Brent - into
the room where you had to be known"
On that first night nothing was clear. She
was drunk, not with the champagne sent to
Willie Brent's table, but with young excite
ment The place, the evening all appeared
unreal like the time back in Southwark
when she got appendicitis and had to be
rushed to the hospital. Everything seemed a
dream. 1t wasn't happening to her, to Mary
Stevens, after only six weeks in New York
City.
And that was. New York for you - events
bursting double quick, double time, making
her think of the hot music she and Jerry
Haskell had danced to, at that dive outside of
Southwark. Why everything had changed for
her in these few weeks, maybe her whole life,
even her name!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-17
Sports 
By OSCAR FRALEY United Press Sports Writer

Cleveland, June IT. (UP)-Two singular items were certain today as an aftermath of the National open.
 l, Lloyd Mangrum would have
 been terrific as Mississippi
 steamboat gambler.
 3. Texas still was sitting solid
 in the sports saddle.
 Mangrum was the man who picked up the Marbles yesterday and he did 1t in a fashion which would have tickled the steel-nerved steamboat clan of the eighties None of them ever raked In Q bigger pot with more calmness and less visible emotion.
 He acted as If he was shooting fish in a barrel, and when 1t all was over the ragged nerved Byron Nelson and the slumping, tortured Vic Ghe21i weren't too certain that he hadn't been. It was heartless the way he ignored their lead as they hammered down the home nine and sprinted out to enough of an edge to coast In.
 Character Study
 Mangrum has the physical make- up, too, Tall, and faStidiously ele- gant, the National Open champion has Q jaunty little red moustache which rides merrily over gleaming teeth. Put him in tails and a slick, brushed beaver top hat and he'd be the movie directors idea of what those Mississippi men of wits looked like.
 Every once in a while those lips 90 tight over the teeth, stretching out in thin line, and you almost can see paneled cabin filled with cigaret smoke, a big pot of chips in the middle of a table and cards fiicking across the green top-that's the way they frightened yesterday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-17
STANDING

when he was crashing through the rain with heart breaking birdies which won the stake for which he was gambling
 Only this time when the lips frightened the table was the 18th green at Canterbury and 1t wasn't decided who was to rake in the cards but c little white ball which chips. The galnbletr needed six foot putt and, as he lined 1t up, he showed that old irnperturbabil- ity by looking at friend on the apron and letting loose large wink.
 Then he stepped up and knocked 1t home. It would have been ap. propriate if at that moment he could have swept off beaver top hat and bowed. You could almost hear the steamboat whistle footing.
 Texas Stll1 in Lead
 As for Texas. she had Q two-way lock on the title from the time they started yesterdays grind. Mangrum and Nelson both hail from the Lone Star State and 1t was inconceivable, particularly be- cause of those last three holes in which they outhit the shorter Qhe9zi so much, that one of them wouldn't win.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-17
Chase Men Defeat American Brass

Chase Country club men were 60h to 4Th point winners over Q group from American Brass Ath- letic Association country club IneIn- bers Saturday at the Chase course. More than 50 took part in the team event which was followed by Q buffet supper in the clubhouse. A return match will be played later at the A.B.C. (Hop Brook) course in Naugatuck.
 Chase club professional Al La- butts defeated American Brass club pro Frankie Paul 2.i (points) with medal score of 76 against 77 for his opponent Low gross score of ?4 was posted by Joe steponaitis of the Chase club, Ernie Dyson of Chase finishing with c 70. Next best American Brass score to paui'G was an even 90 by Johnny 0aleski.
 0. 0. w.
 Tom Barlta was the winner of the flag tournament at Country Club of Waterbury Saturday; when he planted his lag more than 200 yards oil the tee on the 20th hole; {; Postmaster Prank T. Green of Naugatuck getting within 10 feet of the 18th cup; While Clyde tElton) Jennings finished third, 20 feet from the cup on the 18th green. Ned Farley's TB won the low gross prize ia the ball sweepstakes event; while Tom Banta with a 00-lo-e4 vas low net winner
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-17
ScoUiU Girls Seek Title

With three postponed games to be played this week to complete the first round of the IRA. Girls Sofeball League, Scovill will be out for . win over Waterbury Compan- iss to annex the first round cham pionship. This contest will be the fifth and final game for each team in the first round. to be played at Stadium No, 1, Parking Diamond Tuesday with Nick Bliga doing the umpiring. Scovill has been unde- feated in the first round having little trouble with the other teams ex- cept the hard-hitting Benrus las- Sies, whom they trimmed 5-4 in 8 feature game Memorial Day. The other two makeup games for the first round will see the last place Chase nine vs second place Henrus team Thursday night at Water ville No. l with Joe LantS doing the calAng. In the other Thursday night game, Waterbury Companies will play Lux on Waterville Diamond No, 2 with Jimmy Walsh as umpire, The second round schedule has been set up and sent to all teams and will start the following week after makeup gAIn0s.
 GAMAAAAAa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-17
IRA. SoftbaH Meeting Toni1hf

An important meeting of the l.R.A. mems softball managers has been called for tonight by Tim Nolan, supervisor for 6 ?. N. at the Central Y for the purpose of dis. cussing the the State Champion for Industrial teams in the Conn. Amateur Softball Association and acquaint the Waterbury group with the problems they will be conf. ronted with if the local IRA. regis- teTs with the State organization The final decision will be made by this group of managers at this meeting. Other important business to be brought before the meeting will be the proposed changes in the Constitution and By-laws of the league.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-17
N0ugatuck "9"| Wins 20 h1ning|
 Game and Title

The NaugatucE High School base- ball nine. by virtue of lone tally in the 20th inning, registered a 3 to 2 decision over Leavenworth and clinched the Valley League cham pionship, before about $50 fans at Recreation Field on Saturday after noon, This was the 10th victory in lS League starts for the greyhoundS. The defeat for the Engineers was the seventh in l4 games. Both pitchers, Win Healy of NaugatNck and Dante Ahondolo of Leaven- worth, deserve plenty of credit for the performance they put on for lS innings as 1t wasn't until, the 2Oth frame that the Foleymen broke the ? to2 2 deadlock which had existed from the fifth inning,
 A single by Charley DeCarlo. in the 20th stanGa, which hoped craSily past Jim Piersall In center field, gave the Greyhounds their deciding marker as 1t scored one of the two runners who had gotten on base via an error and hard hit single.
 A hard oIe base smash by "Dinky" Diokie Howard in the first frame followed by a walk to Joe Aufero and a triple by Jim Piersall gave Tech their only two tallies Naugatuck tied 1t up in the fifth frame after which Ahondolo and Healy settled down to . hurler'S duel for about IS innings The Brass City combine had several chances to score throughout the game but failed to do SO as the Greyhonns displayed plenty of hustle on the field as they came up with several unique fielding plays, The Foleymen collected IS hits of Ahondolo with DeCarlo leading the way with four hits for nine official trips to the plate. How ard, Auflero, Bart Daly, PierSall, Leach and Roger Oulette each got two hits of Healy, The score;
 Healy sets new Marks
 Win Healy, the Naugatuck hurler broke several long standing records on Saturday aS he pitched the longest Valley League game on rec ord and also broke the fielding rec ord as he handled l7 tries without Q miscue, The next longest game on record was 6 l7 inning game between Gilbert and Torrington about 10 years ago. In addition to this Healy set new endurance mark as he recorded his fourth victory in eight days,