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DARBsCIQ Lietuvos ukininku
masses iszudzius ar istremus
Slbiran, ju kitados saunus ir
pavyzdinti ukiai dabar isdalin-
tt priveztiems anarkistams ir
tlnginiarns komunistams Rusu
kolonlstams. Be to, Lietuvoje
slaucia astrus komunistinis te-
roras ir visur yra didziausios
suirutes.
Del siu ir daugybes kitu boil
sevistines netvarkos ir smurto
priezasciQ Lietuvoje jau treti
metal dirvonuoja neapseti isti-
81 plotai. stai baigiantis Stu
metu pavasario sejai, turin
ciuose gera zeme Birzu apskri-
tyje tebuvo iseta IA nuos.; Ra-
seiniQ = 16 nuos.; sakiu -
19 nuos.; Vilkaviskio - % H.,
ir panasiai. ('Tiesa" mr.. 10,
oficialus statistinis Lietuvos
TSR zemes Ukio Ministerijos
pranesimas apie vasariniu kul-
turu seja).
Paskelbta kad Lietuvoje su-
kurtuose kolhozuose ("tarybi-
niuose ukiuose") pasetu vasa-
riniq kulturu nuosimtis yra
dar perpus mazesnis (tas pat
oficialis pranesimas).
Komunistiniai "vodeivos" ta-
me pat Tiesos numeryje ilga-
me ir fantaziju kupiname. We
damajame straipsnyje, '4temp-
ii visas jegas sejai uzbaigti"
bando prisipazinti:
"Isigilinus j sejos organiza-
Vino darbus ryskiai matyti jog
LKP(b) Traku apskrities ko-
mitetas ir Traku apsk. vykdo-
masis komitetas nepatenkina-
mai vadovauja sejai, neiskella
priezasciu del kuriu seja vyks-
ia apskrityje blogai, nesiima
reikiamu priemoniu trukumams
pasalinti.
"Apskrities vadovaujancios
organizacijos nesutvarke lskal-
tos, nezino sejos plano vykdy-
mo padeties valsciuose ir apie-
linkese. o kokia kalba gall
butt apie vadovavima nezinant
padeties vietose?
"Apskrityje blogai dirba M
rs ir arkliq-masinu nuomoJlmo
punktai. Oar ligsiol - kada
apskritis jau turetu butt bebal-
giant seja = 'nebalgta suda-
rineti sutartis su valstleclQ
ukiais.
"Kiek .uzleista Traku apskrl-.
tyie sejos kampanija, rysklal
rodo ia aplinkybe jog dargi Sc
klos paskola dar ligsiol nera
isdalinta darbo valstieciams.
"Nors sejos vykdymo tempal
apskrityje yra lett, sejos dar-
bu kokybe yra zema. Seja vyk-
donna nepatikrinta sekla, nels.
naudojami chemikalai seklal
beicuoti. neisnaudojamos seJa-
mosios masinos.
"Apskrities organizacijos ne
sieme priemoniQ kad padetQ
valstieciams neturintiems ark
liu. ,: ~; or
panizuojant pasitaiko tue ar
kitu mastu ir kitose atsilie-
kanciose apskrityse."
LIETUVOS pramonei jau IL
gas laikas stinga kuro. kurc
aprupinime dirbanti darbinin.
kai kelintas menuo maitlnaml
menkos kokybes pusiau nepra'
valytomis kruopomis ir negau'
ma pirmojo pareikalavimo pre-
kiu: druskos, degtuku, If tt.
Lietuva savo istorijoje be
veik nezino kad il kada butl
stokoius kuro. Taciau dabar
gyvenant "laimingus tarybi
MUS laikus'', kraste vyrauJan
yisuotinam suirimui, relsklas
astri kuro krize.
Bukle yra taip bloga kad ne
pats komunistinis of CT ia
Tiesa (nr. Ill, Geguzes IA
Siam reikalui paskyre ilga We
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04

Italijoje, amunicijos lai-
vo sprogime, Liepos | uz-
musta apie 70 darbininkq.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04

Russia, kaip paaiski da-
bar, 1943 metals buvo stu
Illus Hitleriui taika. taip il
buvo pavojingai VokieciQ
privaryta prie sienos.
Tas priverte ,Roosevelta
duoti viska ka Stalinas rel
kalavo, ir tas paskui nau-
dojo visas klastas trauki-
mui is Americas karo reik-
menQ, maisto, ir pagaliau
sustiprejes net uzgrobineti
daugiau Europos saliQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04

Chicago. = Swift & Co.
skerdyklu apie 25,OO0 dar-
bininku gavo algu pakeli-
mo 30 &c valandai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04

RUSIJA, kaip pranesl-
mai sake, uz kokiu metQ
laiko jau lures atomlne
bomba. Xiii betgi tikrina
kad kitai kuriai saliai pasi-
daryti atomine bomba uz'
truks dar Xxi Is metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04

Indijoje, Bengal mieste,
religiskose riausese uzmus-
ia Is zmoniu. Gincai kilo
del Indijos padalinimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
PATARIA IMTIS RA-
CIONAVIMO

Vienas Chicagos ekono-
mistas pareiske Kongresui
kad 81 Sails susiduria vel su
reikalingumu racio n u O t
maista ir kitus produktus.
Jis siulo Kongresui rimtai
apsvarstyti ta klausima,
pirm negu infliacija salyje
isisiubuos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04

KURO trukumas grasina
Svedijai sumazinimu indus
trinio veikimo.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Hard-Hhting FB| Nine
Choice Over Robins
In District Series

The FBI baseball team, champion
of the Departmental League, was a
threatening shadow In the path of
the Robins, Capital Transit League
champs. as the two teams prepared
to square off in city series sandlot
game today on the West Ellipse at
4:45.
The G-Men ruled as favorites by
virtue of their 1872 victory over
Underwood Typewriters in the series
opener Monday. The Typewriters
had taken the crown In the Recrea-
ton Departments Anacostia loop.
The Reereation's North League
champion, Merrick Boys Club, was
scheduled to oppose Costello Post,
title-holder in the Metro League
on the South EllipSe.
Yesterdays play provided q
thriller, at 5000 fans watched the
Heurich Brewers, Industrial League
champs, push across a tally in the
ninth inning to nose out the Fire
Department, 10.
Ernie Boggs, fast-ball artist for
the Firemen, who breezed to the
Recreation East League champion
ship practically unmolested, allowed
only six hits and three walks, one in
tentially, and avoided trouble until
that fatal ninth.
Heurich Manager tPepco) Barry
singled, sending Bernie Good, who
had walked, to third. Good romped
home on Max Goes long fly to left
field. Ernie Utz was credited with
the win. Utz entered the game in
the sixth inning after the Firemen
had filled the bases at the expense
of starting Pitcher Otis Printz.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Hogan Is Man 10 Beat
In Portland Open
By the Associated Press

PORTLAND, Greg, Aug. 13.-The
Nations top professionals went out
for a final practice round today in
an attempt to solve the secret. of
the Portland Golf Club course-just
as Little Ben Hogan has
The $4,000 Portland Open begins
tomorrow, and Hogan, the Hershey,
Pa, slugger, almost considers the
72-hole tournament and the course
his personal property.
The rest of the field calls it
"Hogan's Alley" with good reason.
Hogan entered the tourney for the
first time in 1945 and took the
rolling par 35-37-72 course apart,
scoring 261, which was q strokes
under par and the lowest aggregate
ever made in any 72-hole open PGA
tourney. His nearest competitor was
Byron Nelson, IA strokes back.
Last year he came back for the
PGA tournament as hot as ever.
Though the tree-dotted course puts
a premium on straightness and is
trapped heavily, Hogan never was
over SO until the final day, when
he slipped to a 73 on the morning
round. But he came back to knock
eigh hit strokes off par in IA afternoon
holes and defeat Ed "Porky" Oliver,
6 and 4, for the crown.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Tough on Grid, Eagles
Wojciechowicz Stars
As KniHer on Side
BY the Assoeioted Press

SARANAC LAKE, N. Y, Aug. 13.
Alex WojciechowicZ, as tough a
hombre as you'd like to avoid In
dark alley. spends his leisure hours
in the Philadelphia Eagles football
training camp knitting, crocheting
and making hooked rugs.
This slightly startling piece of in
telligence burst upon the Eagles
here after a workout as the solidly-
built 241-pound center pulled out a
half-fnished sweater from his bag
and started to ply the needles ex-
pertly.
There were no outlaws, for fella
just wouldn't do that to Woiie-no
matter how much bigger you were.
For all his scrappiness on the
football field, the one-time all
America kingpin of Fordham's seven
blocks of granite in 1886 and 1887
is one of the most mild citizens of
the field. He's perfectly satisfied to
let the others do the talking. while
he sits back and tends to his
knitting.
WojciechowicEwhose name goes
like this phonetically-Woe- jee-hoe-
itz-admits to have knitted since
his sister taught him at the age of 6.
He has made sweaters for every
member of his family, which in
cludes his wife, his three boys and
girl-ranging in years from 3
months to years. He has even
crocheted baby clothes for every one
of his children.
About the house he's extremely
handy, as the missus will attest.
He has made hooked rugs for every
room and also knits sox for himself
and handbags for his wife.
At 81, Wojciechowicz is beginning
his 18th football season-including
high school, college, and the pro
circuit. This, incidentally, Is his
10th year in the play-for cash cir
cuit-and he is aiming to make it
one of his better ones.
While he has done quite well in
professional football, Wolfe says
he's just bit sorry that he didn't
follow baseball as career.
"At South River IN. j. High" he
explained, Il played in the same
league with Joe Medwick, who was
at Carteret High. Ducky hit .407. I
hit .412."
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Skins New Aerial Duo Fails to Outshine Old
Youe and PoIon Stage Circus but Boueh and Todd Score

he'll have to step down on the
gas to catch the old man.
Todd seemed to be the only
thing close to a scatback, al
though the blocking was nothing
to write home about and they
kept the backs pretty well bottled
up throughout the afternoon. 1t
is noteworthy that passing fea-
tured both ofienses, particularly
in the waning stages when
fatigue began to overhaul the
teams.
Baugh found an able receiver
in Frank Holmes, a former Santa
Clara fullback vino spent last
year with the Norfolk Shamrocks,
in the first period. The thin man
also pitched to Ralph Ruthstrorn,
who apparently didn't cut loose
because of his knee. The former
Los Angeles Ram has been trying
to work into condition slowly to
guard against damaging his knee,
and while ne got a good long test
yesterday, he didn't turn on the
heat.
There seems to be a lot of work
to be done in the line, although
there were no complaints when
Don Avery and Leo Mobile opened
holes for Eddie Saenz. Henry
Harris was busy early In the fray
before the heat slowed him down
and Red Wheeler's work on pass
defense wasn't bad. But as a
whole the rockies showed a glar-
ing lack of experience when up
against the vets, and only Coach
Turk Edwards judicious division
of the squad prevented it from
being more one-sided argument.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
By Lewis F. Atchison
Star Stoff Correspondent

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 13.-The
Redskins may have uncovered a
new passing combination, Jim
Youell to Dick Poillon, in their
first scrimmage of the season,
but the old firm Of Sam Baugh
to Dick Todd was the one that
showed a scoring punch.
Youell and Poillon kept the
fans yelling In the first half with
their aerial circus, but it was
Baugh's 8-yard toss to "li1 ole
boy" in the third period that
accounted for one of their Red
teams two touchdowns as 1t
rang up a 1873 verdict over the
Blues.
Youell directing the Blues,
found sure-flngered, elusive
receiver in Poillon. They clicked
on throws that twice put their
mates deep in Red territory in
the first half, but penalties, FUN
bles and meddlesome Red line
halted their goalward march.
Poillon tried a couple of field
goals on fourth down before
splitting the uprights from the
"a. A 35-yard run with lateral
pass, followed by a couple of
shorter gallops ranging from S
to Is yards, gave Dick valid
claim to regular offensive berth.
But the most spectacular play
of the game, conducted under
regular game conditions with five
officials, was Tom Farmers 96-
yard touchdown run with the
kickoff following Poillon's 81
pointer. He followed his inter.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
National Amateur Draws
Its Second Largest Field
BY the Assoeioisd Press

NEW YORK, Aug. ia total Of
1860 golfers have filed entries for
the National Amateur Champion
ship at Pebble Beach course, Del
Monte, Calf, September 8-13.
Except for nine players exempt
from qualifying play, the applicants
must compete in 36-hole trials in 80
sections August 26. Qualifying
rounds at Bemidji, Mimi, will be
held August 1926, with 1S holes
each day.
The trials will whittle the start
ing match field to 201.
Joe Dey, executive secretary Of
the USGA, said this years entry is
the second highest in the Journeys
history. Last year 899 entered the
qualifying trials. The high was in
1886 when 1,118 sought places in the
match play.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Fehr Succeeds Meade
As Boys Clubs Chief

Walter F. Fehr of Greenbelt, Md,
University of Maryland football
tackle last fall, today was named to
succeed Jim Meade as executive
director of the Prince Georges
County Boys Clubs. Meade, former
Maryland football and lacrosse star
is resigning August 81 to return to
the Terps as physical education
instructor.
Meade has been executive director
of the clubs since their reorganiza-
ton five months ago. Fehr is major
ing in physical education at Mary
land and is president of student
government there.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Pro- College Harmony Sought by NFL Chief

to ofaciate in the National Football
League, and lastly, colleges will be
urged to remove any rules against
professional players becoming mem
bers Of college football coaching
stats.
The league previously placed q
ruling against dickering with college
players until their class is graduated.
MY one desire is to see perfect
harmony between colleges and pro
football" Bell said. THE number
one proposal should be another link
in our campaign to encourage play
ers to finish their college education
before launching professional. foot
ball career"
Evening star., 1947-08-13

ference nicely, picked his holes
and was away winging when
Todd took out Bob Nussbaumer,
the last man in his path.
Nobody was quite willing to
call 1t a satisfactory afternoon,
although the rockies showed
enough ability to give the staff
hope that the Skins will figure
in the At Eastern Division race,
Fred Boensch, who wears a mask
to protect his bullet-shattered
jaw, displayed the cleanest brand
of tackling the Tribe has seen lin
several years, and Boensch is
fast enough to nail his man In an
open field.
Youell seemed at ease running
the Blues, but a couple of times
the Reds caught him behind the
line when the pass receiver failed
to get loose. Twice Youell caught
the opposition mapping with
tosses to Fullback Sal Rosato,
who surprised by picking his
way down the sideline on one
occasion for a 40-yard gain.
Rosato was the days only casual
ty, limping off the field with
pulled groin muscle in. the
fourth period.
Joe Duckworth, whose pass
catching In practice had the
coaches wondering how he would
react under fire, showed he can
go get them in traffic jams, and
Halfback Jim Gillette also
showed up we'll in this depart
ment. Youell and Baugh handled
all the offensive quarterbacking
and while the Iowa youngster
seems improved over last year
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Lightning Bolt Kills Two
Players in Semipro Tilt
By the Associoted Press

PENNsBURG, Pa. Aug. ia
bolt of lightning killed two semi
professional baseball players and
stunned five others during a game
being watched by 100 spectators.
Norman Eschbach, 19-year -old
center fielder of the Pennsburg
team, died last night shortly after
being taken to a hospital in Sellers
vile, Pa, and Stanford Buck, 23-
year-old Pennburg left fielder, Sue
cumbed at Allentown Hospital.
Laverne Schwenk, 81, third-base
coach for the Red Hill, Pa, team,
was felled by the bolt and was taken
to his home where further exam
ination was ordered to determine
the extent of his injuries. None of
the others felled was believed seri-
ously hurt.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
BY The Associoted Press

EVANSTON, Ill, Aug. 13.-The
Army, with six representatives on
hand, and Doc Blanchard expected
this week end, has taken over the
college All-Star camp. but a pair
of scampering Illinois halfbacks
may be the big noise against the
Chicago Bears at Soldier Field in
Chicago the night of August %.
Halfback Glenn Davis, the Cadets
famed Mr.. Outside" arrived from
Fort Riley, Kans.. yesterday, along
with Tackles Harold Tavzel and
Shelton Biles and End Thomas
Hayes Of Army's 1916 updefeated
eleven.
Previously Army's quarterback,
Arnold Tucker. and Center Jim
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Ray|ey Leading D. {.
Squad in Army Golf
Spseiai pispofeh 10 The Sfar

FORT BENNING, Ga, Aug. IT,
Maj. Mamie L. Rayley leads the
Washington ID. c. contingent with
a 36-36-72 score as 199 golfers go
into the second day of qualifying
tests for the An-Army golf title
here.
The low 80 scorers after the So
hole qualifying round will make up
the championship flight for match
play starting tomorrow. Qualifying
scores also will be used to deter
mine the four-man team champion
ship.
Other Washington area golfers
and their 18-hole scores yesterday
were:
M/Sergt. John w. Holt, 3s-37-75;
Col. Thomas M. Belshe, 38-38-76;
Maj. Raymond G. Boyd, 40-3S-78;
1t. Col. Paul T.. Clifford, 39-39-7S;
Col. Kendall j. Fielder, 42-40-82;
Maj. John G. Gross, 40-42-82; Maj.
Gen. Floyd L. Parks, 43-40-83;
Capt. John Barr, 43-41-84; Maj.
John w. Patchin, 42-4E86, and 1t.
Col. Wihton r. Close, 48-38-86.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
|Rykovich and Young Take Play
From Army in AN-Stors' Drill

Enos had reported to Coach Frank
Leahy of the An-Stars.
Things may begin to pop when
Tucker, Davis and Blanchard start
to move as a unit in the All-Star
backfield. but times a-wastin' and
meanwhile Claude Buddy Young
and Kulie Rykovich, Illini half
backs, may be hard to beat out.
In yesterdays scrimmage Ryko-
vich scored three touchdowns. one
on a 45-yard smash over tackle.
Young, jules running mate on
Illinois Rose Bowl championship
team, broke loose around end for
50-yard touchdown jaunt. These
same two lads provided most Of the
fireworks in the first All-Star
Scrimmage last SATURDAY..
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Lujock Among Eight
Quitting Grid Colts
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

HERSHEY, Pa, Aug. 13.-A Lu-
jack, former Georgetown University
end. is among the eight players who
have dropped from the Baltimore
Colts squad within the last "a hours.
Announced reason for Lujack's vol
untary departure was "leg soreness. "
Others who dropped themselves
from the squad were Don Grifiin OF
Illinois, Johnny Dee of Notre Dame,
Forrest Masterson of Iowa, Harold
Middlebrooks of South Carolina, Jim
Tally of L. S. u, Neil Brooks of Mon
tana State, and Wally Hopp OF
Nebraska.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Ed Heimer in Finals
Of Printcruft Golf

LAKE DELTON, Wis, Aug. 13.-
Eddie Heimer of Washington, D. c.,
is qualified along with seven others
for finals of the Union Printcraft
International Golf Association tour
nament. He shot a rs yesterday to
go with his previous "a for a 152
total.
Scores of other Washington en-
trants were: c. Purdy, 89-89-178;
B. Taylor, 102-94196; c. L. King
97-96-193, and J. Bradley, 102-
99-201.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Tolent Packs Negro League
Heads Soy Mojors Con Get Mony Stors- go


school coach for 28 years and a
former football-basket ball ref
cree, Is commissioner of officials
for the Big Six conference {.
But his duties are limited to as
signing officials for Big Six ath-
letic contests.
College Corner-Coach Bernie
Masterson's Nebraska Cornhusker
gridders should win all OF their
games this fall If they get by
their first four without taking
a licking. Three of the first
four are Indiana, Minnesota and
Notre Dame. Iowa State is
the other. Southern Metho-
dist, which won the "All-Big Six
Conference preseason basket
ball tournament last year, won't
defend it's title in Kansas City's
Municipal Auditorium, December
1920. The Big Six fathers
passed up the Mustangs in favor
Of Hank Iba's Oklahoma A. and
M. which has been waging an
unsuccessful (thus far) battle
for Big Six membership.
South of -the-Border Cooking?
Booker Daniels, a former star
pitcher for the Kansas City
Monarchs who sold his talents to
the Mexican League a season ago,
wants to come home and
quick. Just to prove he's serious,
Daniels writes his former bosses:
"' get me back and I'll
pitch in batting practice, exhibi-
ton games and drive the bus"
Evening star., 1947-08-13
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13-Com-
missioner Bert Bell of the National
Football League will meet with
NCAA representatives and other
college ofiicials in Chicago next
week to suggest three-point pro-
gram designed to perfect harmony
between colleges and pro football.
Under Bells proposals no player
with college eligibility will be signed
by any cub in the pro league with
out consent of the head of the COL
lege conference or association in
yolved or the players college coach.
Secondly, colleges will be asked to
permit their 'employes and officials
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Sports Mirror
Ry the Assocjo,ed Press

Today a year ago-Dave (Boo)
Ferriss of the Boston Red Sox won
his Goth game, defeating the
Philadelphia Athletics 7-5.
Ten years ago-Henry Arm
strong, Los Angeles welterweight,
scored his 18th knockout in Is
bouts by f1attening Eddie Brink
of Scranton in third round at
Madison Square Garden.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Fourth for Kurowski

READING, Pa, Aug. 13 R.-
George (Whitey) Kurowski, third
sacker for the st. Louis Cardinals,
is father for the fourth time, a
daughter having been born to Mrs.
Kurowski here yesterday.
Evening star., 1947-08-13

Non-Commissioned Commits
sioner-Reeves Peters is serving
his ninth year as secretary-treas-
urer of the National Association
of Football Commissioners-but
actually he's not a commissioner,
of the same status as other mem
bers of the association. The
capable Kansas Citian, a prep
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Minor Baseball
TEXAS LEAGUE

TEXAS LEAGUE.
Oklahoma City. 81; San Antonio,
o..
Shreveport, 6: Dallas. s, 10 innings.
Beaumont, 3; Fort Worth, 2, 12 in
nings.
Houston. 8: Tulsa, 2.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey City, IS; Toronto, 2-2.
Montreal. 10: Newark, 3.
Buffalo, Is; Baltimore, z.
Rochester, g.; Syracuse, z.
Evening star., 1947-08-13

Leroy (SatcheD Paige, still
the most cherished asset of the
Monarchs, has been invited by
President Ray Dumont of the
National Baseball Congress to
throw out the first ball, make the
first pitch, or do just about any
thing he would like on the night
OF August 20 when the first ALL
Dixie Negro team makes its start
in the Congress 18th semipro
tournament at Wichita, Kans.
Paige's go strikeouts in five
games for the Bismarck IN. DakD
team in 1885 in the first national
tourney, still Is a record for the
Dumont extravaganza.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
By Skipper Potrick
Assoeioted Pres Snort, Writer

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 13.-Co-
owners Tom Baird and r. Y.
Wilkinson of the Kansas City
Monarchs declare the major
leagues have only scratched the
surface of outstanding talent in
the Negro American and National
baseball circuits.
The Kansas City promoters
broke in three of the four Ne
groes now in the majors-Brook-
lyn's Jackie Robinson and Will
lard Brown and Henry Thomp-
son of the st. Louis Browns.
The Baird-Wilkinson tie m,
now in its 9th season, predicts
that with better training and
coaching the Negro leagues would
fairly blossom with major league
stars.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
Pants Burglars Victim
Reports Theft of Sis

Another pants burglar who en-
tered the room Of Carleton Curtis,
80, of the TOO block of Pennsylvania
avenue NV, last night wasn't too
thorough but that doesn't help Mr..
Curtis any.
Mr.. Curtis reported to police to-
day that the thief took Sis from
the billfold in his pants pocket but
overlooked $40 in another pocket
The $115 belonged to Mr.. Curtis,
while the s79 was the nights re-
ceipts of the Colonial Restaurant of
the same address, where MIR. Curtis
is employed. He said the thief ap-
parently entered via q fire escape.
There have been a number Of
similar burglaries recently.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
The new in Furs

The new fuller, heightened lines, the new
sleeves, the new little collars,
new cuffs, the new Peignoir sweep of back
flare and the new and surprising y ottroc
tive prices all can be seen in JelIeffs
Fur Coat collection, as, for example, here