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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-27
<<eSa PakenkS Demokra-
tarnS RinkimuoSe
PARTIJOS VADAI REIKALAUJA SU-
SPENDUOTI OPA

Po Wallace skandalo, ku-
ris sugalvojo perkeisti sa-
lies uzsienio politika ant
bolsevikisko kurpalio, kuo
Jls Demokratu PARTIAL ir
paciam prezidentui paken-
ke, kitas Demokratu parti-
jai kenksmingas skandalas
yra administrators vary
masis palaikyti OPA, kas
mesa nuvare j juodaja rim
ka, ir mesos. klausimas is
sikiso j prick kaip kita di-
dele kliutis Demokratu par
THAI laimeti rinkimus, ku-
RE ivyks 81 rudeni, tik uz
penkiQ savaiciu.
Demokratu kandid a t a i
patyre kas su mesa nutiko
po grazinimo OPA kontro-
les ant jos, pradejo reika-
lauti prezidenta kad butu
panaikinta kainu kontrole
mesai skiriamu gyvuliu.
Visi Demokratai kongre-
so kandidatai susiduria su
pavojum nelaimeti, ir esan-
tieji kongresmanai kurie
vel kandidatuoja, jauciasi
gall pralaimeti Lapkricio 5
rinkimus.
Atstovu Rumu didumos
vadas Kongr. Mccormack
pareikalavo kad butu su-
spenduota mesos ir kitu
sunkiai gaunamu reikmenu
kontrole 60 dienu, tai yra
rinkimu laikotarpiui.
Jei Demokratai mano ST.
taip visuomene apgauti, o
paskui vel sugrazinti OPA
ir vel atiduoti mesa ir XII
tas reikmenis juodos rim
kos raketieriams, tai visuo-
meme privalo prizes tai ap-
sisaugoti ir tuos apgaudi-
netojus sluoti laukan is val
dzios.
Biznio zmones tikriausia
apskaiciavo kad tiktai lei
dziant dirbtuvems reikme-
mis- netrukdomai gaminti ir
patiekiant zmonems tu rel
kmenu ir maisto pakanka-
mai ju kainos savaime nu-
sistoves ir kainos nupuls.
Platina melagystes
Kaip tuli Demokratu va
dai mazai nusimano apie
dalykus parodo paties De
mokratu partijos nacionalio
pirmininko Hannegan's pa
darytas pareiskimas: Esa
visko truksta, kainos kyla
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-27
MASKVA RUOSIASI
SIENAUTI

siu dienu pasauline suirute
gundyte gundo Maskvos raudo-
nus carus naudotis padetimi,
nors ir patti Russia nualinta ir
pusbade. Russia pasiryzus, aki-
vaizdoje Europoje siauciancio
badavimo ir suiruciu, sienauti.
sia ziema sakoma suirutes ir
alkis pasieks auksciausio laip-
snio, ma skurdas yra komuni-
stu darbui geriausia dirba.
Artimuose Rytuose taip pat
jiems atsidare geri dirvonai
darbui, kur sukurstyti zmones
laukia bolsevikiskos "laisves
ir Rusu ''islaisvinimo". Ten
sukelta neapykanta ir nepasi-
tikejimas Britais ir neapkenti-
mas savo vetiniu valdovu.
Gal pats didziausias pavojus
yra Stalino prazutinga dogma
kad tarp sovietu ir vakaru pa
saulio turi ivykti lemiamas ka-
ras, kitaip komunizmas nesi-
jaus ramus kapitalizmo apsup-
tas.
Maskva pasiryzus testi sa-
vo dabartini nepaskelbta kara
prizes vakaru pasauli, isvengiant
kick galima saudomo karo, Ia
ciau tas yra mazos reiksmes,
nes mes vistiek turin butt pa
siruose ir labiau ruostis saudo-
mann karui. Kuo tas baigsis
priklausys nuo tolesnio musQ
sugebejimo Maskvos carukus
suvaldyti.
k' .
VOKIETIJOJE Americas ka-
riams uzkirsta proga vesti vi
soki juodos rinkos bizni, kuri
jie taip placiai isvyste, uzdrau-
dziant jiems vartoti Vokiskas
markes pinigu vietoje. Anne.
rikos kariai dabar negali pirkt
is Americas militarisku krau.
tuviu nieko uz Vokiskas mar.
kes arba markes paversti j do
larius. Tuo budu kariai mega
les pardavineti Vokieciams sa
vo gaunamus cigaretus. TX
to uzdraudimo, Amerikieciai il
kiti sajungininkai kariai par
siunte j Amerika milijonus do
lariu po karo pabaigos.
Dabar uz markes gales pirk
ii tik is VokieciQ, kurie maza
patys turf ka parduoti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-27
UOStu darbininkamS b

Uostq darbininkams bal
gus streika, Atlantiko ir
Pacifiko uostuose laivu ju-
dejimas prasidejo. Bet is
kilo kitas streiko pavojus-
nutare streikuoti laivu in
zinieriai noredami gauti IS
nuos. mokesties daugiau.
Apie 10000 Western Uni
on TELEGRAPH tarnautoju sa-
ko gall sustreikuoti jeigu
nebus pakelta algos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-27

RUSIJA, kaip isrodo, bus
pirmutine valstybe kuri pa
darys prekybos sutarti su
Ispaniia, neziurint Xxi siol
truksmavimo ir reikalavi-
mo isversti Gen. Franco is
valdzios. Ispanu diploma
tai uzsieniuose daro handy
mus tartis su sovietu at
stovais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-27

Maskva pasiule plana is
vezti 10000 Vengrijos dar-
bininku j Russia ir Jugo-
slavija dirbti kaip dali ka-
70 atlyginimu.
Tam Vengrija grieztai
prOtestuOja.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-27

Britai isske saudyti Zy-
dus demonstrantus Palesti-
noje, kurie atvirai kovoja
prizes Britus. zydai tuks-
tanciais is Europos verziasi
j Palestine, neziurint Britu
pastangu juos sulaikyti. IS
Haifa Britai deportavo 900
zydu kurie slaptai isigavo j
Palestine.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-27

Graikai veda kara su ko-
munistu gaujomis. Pasta
ru laiku vel uzmusta II ko-
munistu banditu, veikanclu
is Jugoslavijos puses.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-27

PREF. Truman sake paro-
de palinkimo neileisti ko-
munistus j valdiskus dar-
bus. Bus paskirta komisi-
ia susekimui ir ismetimui
komunistu ir kitu priesgi-
nu is valdzios istaigu. Tas
pasako kad komunistu yra
pilna valdiskose istaigose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-27

Orc pastas sioje salyje|
SUI Spaliu l d. nupiginamas,
laiskai bus siunciami po &C.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-27

FRANCUZIJON uzsakyta As
tukstanciai Amerikoje dirba-
mu automobiliu - taigi tick
maziau teks Amerikieciams pa
items ir Wis ilgiau reiks laukti
nauju automobiliu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-27
BELGuOS lektuvo

BELGIJOS lektuvo ne
laimeje pereita savaite, ku-
ris nukrito siapus Atlanti-
ko, Labradoro giriu gilu-
mole, zuvo 27 zmones. Ke-
liolika isgelbeta gyvu. zu-
vusieji ir bus palaidoti ne
laimes vietoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-27
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EkOnOn1ika
Ryziu ir Bulviu
Derlius .Geras

~~SA AASAo .NAOA oc
PASAULINIS maisto klau-
simas kick palengvejo 81 meta
padaugejimu 10 nuosimciu ry-
ziu derliui ir bulviu derlium
kuris yra didziausias nuo 1912
metu, kaip pranesa Agrikultu-
ros DEPARTMENTS.
Ryziai, pagrindinis maistas
Azijoje, uzderejo taip kad sy-
met gaunama 2,3OO,OOO,OO0 bu-
seliu, arba apie 6OO,OOO,OOO bu-
seliQ daugiau negu gauta 1945
metals, taciau apie 10 nuos.
maziau negu budavo surenka-
ma prizes kara.
BULVIQ derlius visame pa
saulyje observation-disclosures apie
1888, 100000 buseliu, arba 13
nuos. daugiau negu pernai, ia
ciau Wis apie milijonu buseliu
maziau negu budavo vidutiniai
gaunama kas meta prizes kara.
Europoje symet bulviu gau-
mama 4,462, 100000 buseliu, ly-
ginant su 3,874,OOO,0OO pernai.
Bulviu derlius geras pasiro-
de Holandijoje, Prancuzijoje,
1spanijoje, Belgijoje, Portugal
hjoje, Italijoje, Vokietijoje ir
Austrijoje. Sovietuose bulviu
tikima bus tick kick pernai,
16 nuos. maziau negu prieska-
riniais metals.
VIENAS juodas pletmas ap-
sireiske derliuje tai linu seme-
nQ, kuriu symet bus maziausia
nuo 1914 metu. Kadangi Sc
menu aliejus Ultima svarbia da-
Ii maiste ir industrijoje tai tas
yra prastas zenklas. Visame
pasaulyje riebalu ir alieju tru-
kumas yra didziausias negu
kitose kuriose maisto rusyse.
CUKRAUS Wis TRUKS
z1NIOS is Washingtono pa
kartoja kad 1916 metals cuk-
raus trukumas nepageres, Xxi
neprades j rinka patekti kitu
metu derlius dideliais saikais.
Jeigu tada matysis galimy-
bes padauginti cukraus tieki-
ma suvartojimui, tas priklau-
sys nuo to kick jo daugiau ra-
sis.
Agrikulturos Department a S
tikisi kad kita meta cukraus
produkcija bus zymiai didesne.
Dabartiniu laiku, racionuoto
cukraus sioje salyje sunaudo-
jana 100000 tonu metuose.
Kada cukrus bus paliuosuotas,
jo sunaudojimas sieks Xxi apie
100000 tonu.
FILIPINQ, Java ir Formosa
salose Japonams per kara su-
naikinus daug cukraus lendriu
auginimo lauku ir cukraus pa
ruosimo imoniu, ten ir l947
metals cukraus gamybos atsi-
gaiveliojimas bus menkas.
Prizes kara labai daug cuk-
raus buvo gaunama is Filipi-
nu sally.
Americas valdzios agen-
tai pradejo tyrineti 800 korpo-
raciju ir paskiru asmenu kurie
nuziureti varyme juodos rinkos
biznio tekstiles produktais.
Tie juodos rinkos biznieriai
sakoma yra kaltininkai dabal
apsireiskusio trukumo marski.
niu, moterisku ruby ir kitr
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-27

Troku darbininkq strei-
kas New Yorke srityje pa
dare 400 milijonu dolariu
nuostoliu. Ir dabar dalis ju
dar streikuoja.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-17
ably no one ever got close enough
to lion to test him.


to lion to test him.
cAvEIGEN
Roy CHAPMAN ANDREWS article.
Explorers Needed" was interesting
to our National Sociological Soci-
ETY., an organization devoted to the
study of caves.
We have found that most acct
dents in caves occur through care
lessness. Main precaution is to stay
with the party. There is, however.
Just enough danger to lend spice to
cave hunting.
No matter how often it is visited.
a cave still holds the possibility of
further passageways. In one state
alone, biologists estimate. 1000. 600
miles of caves await the first human
tread. 49,
Secretary. Cleveland Grotto of the
National Sociological Society
Cleveland. Ohio
=. My FATHER. Charles II. Doerf-
linger, had excavations made at
Pfaffikon in Switzerland where for
merly Pile Dwellers existed. His col
lection included one of the we'll
preserved piles, nine to 10 feet long.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-17

In YOUR recent write-up of Holly
woods Leo the Lion, you stated very
clearly that Leo's favorite colors
were red, white and blue. happen
to be a member of the SPCA and
know that all animals are color blind.
MARIE LOUISE CONNOLLY
Jersey City, N. J.
Scientists say that SO far as is
known members of the cat FAM
lily are color-blind, but prob
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-17

pulled taffy? prefer to be neat, and
the upswept hairdo with the tight
little bun on top is a lot heater than
any Veronica Lake peek-a-boo ever
could be!
New York, N. Y.
Letters should be addressed 10 the Letters
Editor, THIS WEEK Magazine. 40 Lex
inston Ave, ". Y. IL, N. Y. They cannot
b. acknowledged OF returned. but zoe will
print the shortest and best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-17

that am sure can still be seen in the
Milwaukee Public Museum.
MRS T. ID. CARTER
Milwaukee, Wis.
IT Doesn't WORK
SoME time back you had an article
about waking up bright and cheer
full in the morning.
Being a student nurse, rise at
6 am. read this article and decided
to try your scheme. l put out a glass
of fruit juice, set my alarm for $50
am. and went to sleep. At $50 l
turned off the alarm, drank the fruit
juice and waited for it to take effect.
At 7:3O awoke bright and cheerful
- and in hot water. 1t just doesn't
work!
JUNE CAROL WEHRT
Chicago. Ill.
MAYBE Mr.. Gerald Mygatt. who
wrote Jimmy and the Career Girl"
thinks he is an expert. But it just so
happens that do my hair just the
way the girl in the picture did. And
l do not look like any eggplant.
What would Mr.. Mygatt like for us
to do? Let our hair stream out like
the fluff off of dandelions on a windy
day? Or hang in knots like so much
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-17

Holiday or no holiday all of us over
indulge in eating or drinking every once
in while. Your stomach usually becomes
excessively acid and you suffer the an
noying symptoms of heartburn, sour
stomach, headachy, upset feeling.
That's when you'll be mighty grateful
for the speedy action of Phillips Milk of
Magnesia. Taken at bedtime with water,
Phillips helps end that restless, fretful
feeling caused by acid indigestion. You
sleep soundly, perhaps better than you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-17
Mini tim Mz,mHIe Mzz<zxM makes
always gentle for Children thorough for srownups

have in years. And in the morn
wake up feeling refreshed and full
It's this doubie-detion of Phillip
of Magnesia that does the job:
1. As an acid stomach dLkaiizer,
is one of the fastest, most effective
science.
2. rs a Laxative, gentle Phillips
taken any time without thought of en-
ing urgency. Caution: Use only as
Get the economical SOC size; CO
times as much as Csc size. Also
form: Csc a box, less than le ;
Evening star., 1946-10-11
ADMIRACION
FoAMY
SHAMPOO

Works wonders on all types OF
hair. viii not dull or darken
light blonde or snowy,white
hair. May be used safely on
bleached or dyed hair. Leaves
no fiim and rinses out COM
pletely without the use OF lemon
or vinegar.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27
Miamians Attend
Youth Meetinq

PLEASANT HILL, TENN. -
The Southern Regional Conference
of the United Christian Youth
Movement convened at Pleasant
Hill Academy in Tennessee. Repre-
sentatives of the City of Miami
were Moses Perry, John R: Har-
low, Merrill Davis, Treveylan F.
Hipps, Vesta Knighton, and Fran
els Stockbridge.
Interdenominational and inter
racial in character, the conclave
featured daily seminars in inter
faith cooperation, race relations,
youth united for Christ and Chris
tian World citizenship. There was
daily study of the prophets OF
the Bible under the guidance of
DR.. George Heaton, Charlotte,
N. c., and recreational activities
supervised by Robert Fakkema, OF
Lynchburg, Va. Race relations sem
mar was under the guidance of Dr.
Maynard Chatchings Of Fisk Uni
versity, the only Negro on the fac
ulty.
The conference attracted forty
five youth Of which three were Ne
groes, forty-one white and one
Puerto Rican.
Moses Perry is the son of Mrs.
Eliza Ellis Perry of 1865 N. w. 9th
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27

AFRICA NOW. Mrs. Amy j. Gar
vey, in this country with her two
sons, Winston and Marcus, Jr., as
guests of the Carney Club-sponsor
of the Convention, will be one of
the principal speakers at this Mass
Meeting.
Others slated to appear include,
Grant Reynolds, Arthur Reid, VIII.
+. Ferman, George w. Harris,
Olivia Edwards and Asadata
Dafora.
Ben Gibbons, president of the
Garvey Club. stated that invita-
tons have been sent to each of the
United Nations, asking them to
send observers to the Convention in
order that each country, through
its own representatives, might
ascertain first hand what is meant
by Free Africa Now"
This is being done, Mr.. Gibbons
said, because Freedom for Africa
will be demanded of the UN
General Assembly when it con-.
venes in New York City, Sep
TENDER 8.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27
HIGH CKuRcEMAN
DIES IN FLORIDA

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, -(SNS)-
DR.. C. K. Brown, noted religious
and civic leader, died here Satur-
day evening following an extended
illness of several months. At the
time of his death, DR.. Brown was
pastor of Ebenezer Methodist
Church here, where he had been
for the past seven and one half
years. He had been pastor of sever
al of the nations outstanding
Methodist appointments in Okla
homa. Texas, Tenn. and Georgia.
He was for five years pastor Of the
Warren Memorial Church in
Atlanta.
Funeral arrangements were IN
complete at the time of this writ
ing.
NAM chief says that housewives
are the best price regulators.
More and wider reading is
urged to lift civic competence.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27
UN Observers To African
Peoples Meeting Sought

to the meet which will be held at
Liberty Hall, 100 w. 10th street,
during the entire month of August.
Among the groups already
registered are: The National Ne
gro Congress, The Council on
African Affairs, Afro American
Youth Int, Rotary, Ethiopian
World Federation, Friends of
Africa, African Student Associa-
ton, The Harlem Labor Union,
Local BIB, AFL, and all Divisions
of the UNA in North, South and
Central America, and West Indies
and Africa.
A. Kissadoo, delegate from the
UNA Division in Sierre Leone,
West Africa, arrived this week.
FREE AFRICA NOW, THEME
The August Mass Meeting
which will be held at the Golden
Gate Auditorium, will set the
tempo for the Convention = the
general theme of which is FREE
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27
Frontiers Seek
Revival Of U. S.
FEPC Interest

COLUMBUS, Ohio - The re-
vival of interest in national fair
employment is one of the impor-
tant items on the program OF the
National Frontiers Convention, to
be held in Columbus, O., August
1913
N. B. Allen, National President
and founder of the Frontiers said
that the tentative program OF the
convention, now complete, mclud-
es not only the fair employment
discussion and action, but housing
the veteran, and other social and
civic matters as we'll.
This Convention marks the 10th
Anniversary of the club, which
now has Is chapters in as many
cities, composed OF NegrC business
and professional men.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27

More and wider reading i.
urged to lift civic competence.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27
Vet Killed In
Wreck

LAKE CITY, S. G. Smiley
Brown, veteran of World War Z,
was instantly killed Sunday night
when the car he was driving ran
into the rear of a truck which had
stopped on highway 81.
The truck is said to have been
without tail light. Mrs. Brown
and their children were injured
in the accident but are. recovering
at home.
Among other deaths here this
week were Mr.. Willie B. Mention
and Mrs. ELIZABETH Singletary, the
latter of Florence. At Cades, Mrs.
Rose Graham IS years old passed
away.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27

NAM chief says that housewives
are the best price regulators.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27

Court, Miami, Florida, very active
in civic organizations, and a mem
Der of the Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
Moses extended his thanks =
the Pastor and members of the
Church, Rev. and Mrs. Fayson,
Miss Marie Roberts and Mr.. M. |.
Bannerman, for their continued eff
forts.
Moses holds a position, being the
first Negro to hold such position,
as a member of the Southern Re
gional Conference Council.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27
Baseball Results

Atlanta Black Crackers . a
Nashville Cubs ...... 3
Secretary Anderson halls retail
ers for aid in famine relief.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27

NEW YORK. - Mrs. Martha
Lawson, general secretary of the
Eighth International Convention OF
African Peoples of the World, this
week announced an imposing list
of organizations sending delegates
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27
Bible Thought

And he that keepeth his COM
mandments dwesieth in him. And
hereby we know that he abideth in
us, by the Spirit which he hath
given us.--I John 5:24.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13
World Hockey Group Formed

New York, Aug. 13-(UP9-A sim gle world organization to control all amateur hockey loomed a strong possibility today following adoption of a merger plan by the Interna- tional Ice Hockey Association at a meeting yesterday.
 Dr. w. G. Hardy of Edmonton, Alberta, announced that the idea would be suggested to the Ligue h. ternationale De Hockey Sur Glace, the other Major International Hoc- key organization now functioning, at it's coming meeting at Zurich, Switz- erland. T h e proposed authority would control hockey and no other sport.
 Dr. Hardy also announced that the meeting had suggested a worlds championship of hockey Whi h would be alternated between Europe and North America.
 When the championships are in North America, the European cham pionships will be decided in Europe, " Hardy said, and only the first and second teams would cross to parti- cipate in North America When the worlds championships are in Eur ope, the Canadian and American Associations will each designate a team to cross the Atlantic"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13
Boy Saues Pennies To Buy Williams

Los Angeles, Aug. 13-UP)-Six- year-old Mike Sweeney, son of the Los Angeles Angels manager, bank ed his pennies today to buy slugger Ted Williams for his fathers ball club.
 He has $l0 fund. And if that's not enough for the Boston Red Sox, he's still saving.
 Williams, star of the American League-leaders, was just what the third-place Pacific Coast League Angels needed, Mike decided after listening to baseball broadcasts.
 He started to save after I told him the Angels couldn't afford Will liams," Bill Sweeney said. He's not discouraged about the price. He's still saving
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13
Rauens Win 5th Game M
 Williams Loop

Ravens of the Ted Williams di- vision of the Junior (13-15) re- mained in a tie for the lead with Bunker Hill Redwings; with 4-3 win over Knob Hill Hawks yester- day morning at Brass Mill No. field. A three-run rally in the sixth inning allowed the Ravens to come from behind 0-3 and 3-l Hawks lead though Broccoli, los ing pitcher gave the winners but 6 hits and famed 15 Raven bat ters. Ravens rallied for runs in the sixth, after two out, Brick driV- ing in 2 runs with a timely single. Baker, winning pitcher, gave hits and stole home for one run, which proved the margin of victory.
 Ravens and B. H. Redwlngs have each won five games and are un- defeated in the Williams division so far. Score:
 h e Ravens ....... GOO 103 CA 6 2 K. H. Hawks .. 120 GOO 0-3 5 Batteries: (HaWks) Broccoli and Behin; Ravens) Baker. Flynn and Godburn. Umpire: Rev Father Guinan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13
Torrington Gridders Out

Torrington, Aug. 13 - The Tor rington High School football team held its first practice at the Treat Street Park at 7:15 last night with AT new candidates signing this year. Coach Peter Dranginis has seven lettermen from last year on the first string. Last years letter men include Al Carbone, captain; Willie Han. Charlie Zanoh, Baker Pat Patterson, Russ Watts, and Bill Pond. The next practice will be tomorrow night at 7;15 P. M. at Treat Street Park.
 Coach Dranginis also mentioned at the meeting last night that dur ing the last week in August all the high school coaches in the. state are invited to Connecticut Univer- sity. About five are expected to at- tend from Torrington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13
IRA. Horseshoe
 Pitching Planned

The committee on I.R.A. Gou met last night at the CentEal Y.M.CA., and discussed the possibility of Se- curing a team to represent Water bury in the State Industrial Y MICA. Tournament to be held at the Yale Course in New Haven, Sunday, Aug ust 18th. The committee decided that qualifying match would be set up to take place Saturday, August l7th at 10 A, M. at the East Noun tain Course. Four men will represent each company with the low gross for the four men deciding which company will represent the Water bury IRA. in the championship event. Those on the committee that met last night were Vincent Genua, American Brass; Anthony Smolskis. Mattatuck; William Hanlon, Water bury Tool; Charles Murphy, Bris- tol; Ray Wrenn, American Brass and Joe Daly, U. s. Time.
 It was decided by the committee that the local IRA. Tournament will be conducted later in the month, Only those companies who have in- dicated interest will participate in .he qualifying mach for the state tournament
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13
Chase Golf Pairngs Announced

First round match play paulngS were announced for the Chase Country Club mems golf champion ship, following qualifying rounds in which Joe Steponaitis and Johnny Cavanaugh shared medalist honors with a four over par 76
 Earrings in three flights as an- nounced by Timothy Sullivan, tour nament committee chairman, are as follows:
 First Flight
 J. Stevens, F. Hopkins; w. Gray, c. Spearo; T. Cochard, E. Dyson; J. Cluney, J. Cavanaugh.
 Second Flight
 c. GartWait, T. Miller; c. Mack, R. Dunn; c. Livermore, E. Cough Ian; w Klobedanz. R. Winton; H. Preusser, s. F. Hopkins, Jr.; J. Joyce, M, Fitzgerald; L. Shea, w. Rodney; J. F. PrisaVage. s P. Hop kinS, ST.
 Third Flight
 J. Dubiel, J. Carew; J. O'Donnell, T. Skipp; L. Hart, w. Rabell; s, Laguna, H. Warner, Sr.;; R. Great eroux, H. Warner, Jr.; W. D. Stan ley, R, WWright; c. Connell, F, Healy, Jr.; s. Orintis, J. Crosby.