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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-03-25

You've got to hand it to Council
man Jack Hellane-when he takes
hold of anything he puts his whole
heart and soul into it.
Jacks pet hobby is his beloved
Knothole Gang, and he's always
figuring out some way to do some
thing for the kids, who, through the
courtesy of Oren Sterling, president
of the Hagerstown Baseball Club,
are admitted free to all the Owls
home games.
Over two months ago, Jack, hear
ing on one of the Hearts Desire"
programs, that are broadcast over
WEI every weekday at 1880 a.
m, that the sponsors of the pro-
gram were making special gifts to
deserving youngsters, wrote the
director of the program, asking if
they couldn't do something for Hag
erstown's Knothole Gang. Jack had
just about given up hope of getting
a reply when he received tele-
gram, suggesting that he listen to
the program that was broadcast on
Monday.
Needless to say he-and just about
every member of the Knothole Gang
who could-listened in on that pro-
gram, and where they surprised to
hear Jacks letter read over the air,
followed by an announcement that
the Hearts Desire program was ar
ranging a real party for the Gang at
one of the games this summer.
Congratulations Jack. You de-
serve the thanks of every kid and
every parent in Washington County,
for your unselfish and untiring eff
forts on behalf of your Knothole
Gang.
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BOWLING
Continued from Page 81
ST. MARY'S LEAGUE
"wednesday, March I'D

AWSullSSudy, hdlCI ~
Yale is still leading by two games,
with Navy and Harvard giving them
a merry chase.
Navy had both high team single
game (532) and high three-game
set (1514). Howard Jolliffe and
Francis Fratianni tied for high
single game (11D, but Junior Joll-
life had the high three-game set
$3.50. Betty Fratianni had the high
single game for the ladies (115).
The 100000 Glass
Junior Jolliffe, ia, 1888; Betty
Fratianni, lis, 1O6-322; Francis
Fratianni, 1T, 1O2-3O5; Rocco Zap
pacosta, ia, 1O3-3O9; John Helmer,
106, 100-305; Fred Musey, lis, 1906
300; Rose Stinebaugh, 104, 103-301;
Charlotte Stevenson, ITO; Roy Brady,
ITO; Francis Duffey, 107; Thomas
Ham, 107; Richard Fratianni, 105;
Richard Ham, 104; Eva May, 102;
Lillian Missy, 100; George Martin,
100; Raymond Miner, 100.
Team Standing
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329.
st. John's-Harold Williams, 149-
377; Tom Day, 126-357; Allen Will
liams, 1888.
st. Mark's-C, Moser, 140-341; C
McNamee, 1880; Eddie Collifow-
err, 127-335; "Bill'' Snyder, 125, 129-
373.
Grace E. u. B. - Skipper" Eyler
339; Tom Fitz, 1875, 124-366; John
Hause, 13O-327; "Petey" Mates, 1874
321.
Baptist-Vernon Wilson, 1876, 1872
355.
Emanuel E. u. B.-John Bowman
1872 $50; 'Dick" Yates, 129-32O
Brethren-"Bill" Schilling, 1872
124-364; W. Martin, 1913; L. Moser
1872.
Washington Square-Lester Kend-
lie, 137-357.
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Team Standing
ANTIETAM FIRE CO.
LEAGUE

There was no change in the first
and second place standings in the
league after Friday nights bowling,
since both the Helmets and Sirens
won two games apiece. The Coats,
however, took three games from the
third-place Ladders to replace them
in that spot.
Spalding, of the Ladders, took both
Individual honors, with a single
game of 155 and three-game set of
357. The Sirens had high team
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-03-25

single game (551), but the Axes took
the three-game set (1595).
11O-33O Scores
Sayles, Jr., 112; Faith, 1898; K
Myers, 114-312; Wolf, BOG; L. Metz,
116-32O; Collifiower, Ill; Manious
Ill; Ogden, 115-327; Hargett, 49,
3O3: P. Jacobs. 13O-326; Forrest, 9O1i
.Sayles, ST., ia, 118, 11O-342; Crider,
1883; Wilson, 116; Lum, 1888
Spalding, 155-357; Eyler, Jr., 3O8;
Lushbaugh, 10; G. Harper, 122-312i
Frizzell, 314; Hightman, 3O8; C. Mil
Ter, lis.
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Team Standing
ELKS CLUB LEAGUE

With both the Shoulders and
Ankles winning all three of their
games on Monday night, there is no
change in the standing of the top
two, but both the Lips and Necks
who are tied for third place, slipped
back notch when they both lost
a pair.
Other three-game winners were
the Backs, Noses and Heads.
E. Guessford had the high single
game (153), but c. Hildebrand came
up with the high set $3.50. The
Ankles took care of both team hon
ors with single game of 573 and
set of 1866.
The 1885 Glass
E. Guessford, 153-340; r. Wantz
315; A. Yeakle, 116; P. Lizer, lis; c.
Hildebrand, las, 127-385; W. Nigh,
1873, 1882; l.. Ruth, 121; G. Fisher
125, 49, $40; R. Harbaugh, 116; H.
Saum, 115, j. Hildebrand, 118, 49,
1874; L. Harbaugh, 1870, 1880; L.
Martin, 1899; c. Chopper, 1873
346; r. Gallagher, 124-324; H. Tim
norman, 315; W. Hebb, 132-315; S.
Fisher, 49, 327; E. Ford, 1882; D,
Huber, 100; R. Mundey, 1888;
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Team Standing
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE
Mems Division

Once again there was a tie for
that top spot last week, between
Trinity and St. Pauls E. U. B. This
happened when st. PauPs won three
from Christ Reformed, while Trim
ity was dropping one to St. Marks.
With only three weeks left in this
half we can look for another one of
those close races. st. Johns re-
NAMED close on the heels of the top
two, with three wins over Emanuel
E. U. B., while Grace E. U. B. won
three from Washington Square, and
Brethren downed Baptist in two
contests.
Honors in the individual class
went to Harold Williams, of st
Johns, with a single game of 149,
and three-game total was taken
care of by 'Pete" Harshman, of
Trinity, with 381. In the team sec
ton, Grace E. U. B. was tops for
single game with GIT, but once again
Trinity took care of three-game
total with 381. st. Paul's E. U. B.
had nice single game of GLIB.
The 120-32O Club
Trinity-"Doc" Carbaugh, 123,121-
1862; Pete" Harshman, IA, 126-381;
Sam DIETRICH, 121; John Minnich,
1886.
st. Paul's E. u. B.-L. Hoffman,
139-364; c. C. Copenhaver, 138-346;
Eddie Weaver, 331; Joe Bitner, 1922
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Team Standing
MOOSE CLUB LEAGUE

Last weeks bowling ended the
second half for this league, with the
Noses coming out on top in the
7 O'Clock League and the Threats
winning in the O'Clock League.
The high single game was rolled
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-03-25

by Jolliffe (15D, while D. Cline had
the high three-game set 1854. The
Noses took both team honors with a
single game of 583 and three-game
set (1598).
110-320 Glass
Black, 100, 113, 118-351; R. Shove,
1873, 110-332; Nunamaker, ia; Myers,
ia, lis; DeMatteis! lis, 113; Stottle-
myer, 119, 126-343; Meats, 1913, 49,
1853; Young, 1895; E. Wiles, 40;
Bowers, 40, 100; Schlotterbeck, 112;
Nemzek, ia, 11O-326; D. Cline, 124,
112, 128-364; L. Gelwicks, 119; Bow
ley, lit; Itnyre, 1872; Jolliffe, ISL
1856; Mills, 121 ;Iseminger, 1913.
n1GInnIr
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Basketball

Don't forget that the Fairchild
Packets game with the Gimbel
Brothers Five, to be played in Mad
ison Square Garden on Sunday af-
ternoon, at 2 o'clock, will be broad
cast over WEI and WJEJ-FM.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-03-25
Baseball


Just eleven more days, and the
sound of bat against ball will be
heard again at the Municipal Stad-
ium, as the Owls new manager,
Pep" Rambert, starts spring train
ing.
None of us so far have been able
to find a house for Mr.. and Mrs.
Rambert and their two children,
but arrangements have been made
for them to stay at the Dagmar Ho
tel until such time as a house can be
found, and they are expected to ar
rive in HagerStown on April 2.
l am informed by Mr.. Sterling
that Rambert is bringing several
players with him from his Baseball
School in Florida, including righ-
hand pitcher and a catcher.
Mr.. Sterling also tells me that he
signed Mike Rooms, who pitched
for Sunbury last year, and although
he was with the last-place club, had
a season record of Is wins and II
losses. He has also signed Pete
Stamos, who tried out with the Owls
last spring and comes back for an
other try this year.
Max Corless, who played with
Jamestown last year. has also signed
a contract, as has a boy named Will
lett, a standout shortstop with Troy
in the Alabama League last year.
Both Bernie Jenis and Humphreys
have signed their Hagerstown con-
tracts, but they, of course, will re-
port to Williamsport, and if they
make the grade, their Hagerstown
contracts will be torn up and they
will be given Williamsport contracts
All the players who signed Hag-
erstown contracts have been told to
report here on Sunday, April 4,
ready to start training the next day
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling expect to
arrive here on April to make their
home in Hagerstown for the season.
Next week / will have plenty
more to tell you, but this is enough
to let you know that the Detroit
Club is keeping their word of sup
plying plenty of prospects to try
out, and 1 feel quite confident that
they will Immediately bolster the
team wherever any weaknesses are
found, as they seem very anxious
to put a winning ball club on the
field in Hagerstown.
l emphasize this point because l
happen to know that Mr. Sterling,
in making his agreement with De-
troit, emphasized the fact that above
everything else, he was interested
in putting winning ball club on
the field, because he felt that he had
been very strongly backed by the
Hagerstown ball fans, and that
he should, in return, do every
thing possible to give them a win
ming team.
Basketball
Don't forget that the Fairchild
Packets game with the Gimbel
Brothers Five, to be played in Mad
ison Square Garden on Sunday af-
ternoon, at o'clock, will be broad
cast over WEI and WJEJ-FM.
That was sorry ending to the
regular season of the Community
~" Basketball League when Vie
bel's Market forfeited their game
with the Cabineers on Monday night.
The Cabineers and the Fairchild
team were tied for top place in the
second half, and by Wiebeps Market
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-02
Base Phone Service Due

Facilities for telephone service between the navy base and town should be connected very soon, Mrs Martha Gushing, owner of the Kodiak Telephone Co.,, has 1 reported in a letter received by Marshall Crutcher.
 Mrs. Gushing wrote that "the ] final agreement of service be- tween town and NOE has been | accepted by them and our office, and we expect to hear daily that the service can be connected" :" An explanation of the recent telephone troubles was written by Mrs. Gushing to Mr,Crutcher "The trouble was not in the internal workings of the system but three places where the cable was faulty" Mrs. Cushing wrote. She said the Mission I'd cable was scratched by a crane, and that the CAA teletype is "also causing some cross-ring- ing"
 She said a similar situation has existed in Sitka with the ACS teletype and thus far Eve have not been able to overcome It. We've sent various instru- ments to measure cable troubles to Kodiak" she added, ''and hope that they can be run down before more cross ringing occurs As this is condition that comes and goes it will be as long as 8 month sometimes before the place (sometimes the size of a pin prick) can be located"
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-02
Cement Walls Poured At Jail

Lights burned brightly all Sunday night at the new federal jall, as Ralph Shupp's construc- tion crew worked a p hour shift to pour l26 yards of cement for the new Jail walls.
 Starting at 7 am Sunday morning, the crew worked all day and until 5 am Monday morning.
 w. J. Ashley, federal inspec-' tor for the project, said as soon as the walls are set, the next pour of cement will be the roof slab
 A new lift that conveys the
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-02
Promotion Day At Sunday School

Annual promotion day of the Community Baptist Church Sunday School will be held at the 9:45 am session tomorrow morning. Stanley Alvine, super intendent, will preside.
 Both the morning and evening services of worship will be mark ed by special observance. At. the II am service, World Wide Com- munion Sunday will be observed.
 At the evening service, at 7:30, Richard Aware will present a concert of semi. classical and religious piano selections. Assist ing him will be William Plok- hooy, a navy man.
 The Rev. R. N. Wilkinson will speak on the subject, A New Song, at the evening service
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-02
KODIAK MIRROR

,eme 1t from the tIeund te s tt,p of the building has oee3 built aad speeds the pouring.
 MT. Ashley said, "A month ca good weather will greatly aid ehs' work
 The contract for the constreN tion of the building when leta MT. Shupp called for compieeie'ti in lSO days Construction bega6 around June l5.
 The problem of windows fos the new jail has been solved They are being made in Detrof by the Detroit Steel products Go. Delivery can be expected ER three months.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-02
M0ntss1aEtF@ Horses To Winter At Ranch

The horses of the Montmartre riding academy will be taken to the Tom Felton ranch for the winter. A shortage of hay and grain, g result of the shipplng strike, has forced Lynn Mark ham, proprietor of the Inn, to look for other pastures.
 The S2 mile ride will be made
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-02

Mrs. Maurice Briggs plans to leave today for a months vaca- ton in Spokane and Pinehurst, Idaho, where she will visit her son. Kenneth Briggs, and hls family.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-02

this week. Bud O'NelI, Butch Scroggs and MT. and Mrs. Mark ham will ride 4 of the horses and lead the other 2.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-02

Sid Old returned this week rom an extended visit outside.
Evening star., 1948-01-09
Northeast Citizens
Reject Dissolution

A handful Of members Of the
Northeast Citizens Association last
night voted to continue the 56-year-
old civic group.
Although only II of the 125 men,
bers responded to a plea by Presi-
dent Samuel E. Cross, jr., to attend
and decide on the fate of the or
ganization, the gathering decided to
apply for admission to the Fedora
ton of Citizens Associations after
voting to keep alive the civic body
which originally was formed to elm
mate dangerous railroad grade
crossings.
The group never has been men,
Der OF the city-wide citizens Or
ganization. Roscoe jenkins, men,
Der Of the Northeast Association
since 1912, said application for
membership never had been made
because past members had feared
such association would interfere
with the groups independence of
action"
He said the Northeast, body, which
once was "a powerful force" in the
Government Of the city, had been
a leader in the drive to erect Union
Station.
The members agreed the Ludlow
School as meeting site was "in-
convenient" and unanimously passed
a motion offered by Mr.. Jenkins that
a more centrally located building
be found for future sessions.
A major factor against dissolution
Of the group consisted of complaints
taht such move would deprive
the Northeast section of any voice
in the city's government.
In other business, the organiza-
tion unanimously recommended
that Herbert P. Leeman, Washing
ton attorney, be selected to fill the
Municipal Court judgeship vacant
since the recent death of Judge
Nathan D. Margold.
The group also recommended that
the Commissioners use unexpended
Gallinger Hospital personnel funds"
for necessary improvements in the
psychopathic wards of the hospital
Evening star., 1948-01-09

tonight at the Central YMCA, 1876
G street NV.
The officers, elected last month,
are William H. Limerick, president;
Richard Jenkins, vice president;
Mrs. Earl WEIGH, ST., secretary, and
Marion E. West, treasurer.
Evening star., 1948-01-09
Man, IS, Weds Woman, 78

WACO, Tex, Jan. 9 R.-Sep-
arated so years ago in Tennessee
when their parents moved away,
Jessie Poyner, IS. and Mrs. Ivy Dill,
IS, childhood sveethearts, finally
were married today. They were re-
united two years ago following the
the death of her husband.
Evening star., 1948-01-09
County YMCA to Install
New Officers Tonight

New officers will be installed at
the annual dinner of the Prince
Georges County YMCA at Z o'clock
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-31
Senulis Kazys, is Velziu KIM, sedu-
vos par, Panevezio ap, ir jo val
I'D; FN

Senulis Kazys, is Velziu KIM, sedu
vos par, Panevezio ap, ir jo val
kai.
Skribicki Ferdinand ir Vilius.
Skudman Olga ir JOS dukte Flora
Smidtke Emilis, jo zmona karoli
ma Fypilyte ir sesuo Berta Bit
keriene, visi is Taurages ap.
Smitaite Wilembrecht Adolfina
is Nemaksciu, Raseinip ap.
sneideris Juozas, S. Petrones Snei
derienes il anukas Emilijos Pus
kicnes, praso atsiliepti gimines.
Stadau Vencelyte Matilda, is Ka
ri kes KIM, Taurages ap.
Starinskas Juozas ir Starinskaiti
Ona, is Beigeriskiu KIM, laura
ges ap.
Steponkus Kazys, is Pasaltonio KIN
Raseiniu ap.
Stulgaite Lane Jadvyga.
Subaciutc is Kcmarunu KIM, Lcpa
lingio w., Lazdiju ap.
TamoSaitis Antanas, is Taurages a
TamuSevicius Antanas ir TamuSe
viciute Marija, is Kriaunenu KIN.
! Obeliu VI, Rokiskio ap.
Tarvydavicius Jurgis ir Vincas il
Tarvydaviciute Marijona, is Ku.
priv km., Juzintu w., Rokiskio ap
Truskauskas Ksaveras ir Petras, is
Kauno ap.
Vaiciuviene, gyvenusi Cha r b n e
Mandzurijoje.
Vaitkevicius Leonas, is Vaineikir
KIM, JoniSkio vi.
Vaitkeviciute Emilia, is Kuloku k
Liudvinavo parap., Marijampoles
ap.
Velertaite Jonat Berta, is ObsrutV
KIM, Paezeriu w., Vilkaviskio ap.
gyv. Elizabeth.
Velertaite Zier Anna, is Kaziskes
KIM, Taurages ap.
Wiecekowsky Leon ir io tcvas Sta
nlslaus, gyv. keWanee, Ill.
Wilembrecht Smitaite Adolfina,
is Nemaksciu, Raseiniu ap.
Vir! ulis Juozas ir Simonas, is ~
biskiu KIM, Naujamiescio w., Pa
nevezio ap.
Zavackis Antanas, is Gerviniu KIM,
Raseiniu ap.
Zeikus Pijusas ir TamoSius ir ia
vaikai.
Zier Velertaite Anna, is Obsrutu
km.,. Paezeriu w., Vilkaviskio ap.
Ziuriute Moekeviciene Marijona,
is Alvito w., Vilkaviskio ap.
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CIO R kOMUNIZ-
MAS

Nors prizes kelias savaites
lvykusiame CIO suvaziavime
| tos organizacijos pirmininkas
Murray ir smarkiai komunis.
tus plieke savo zodziais, ta-
claus tue viskas ir baigesi. Jc
'pasmerkimas'' atsimuse ke-
lias nereiksmingas mazas uni
jas, kurias Waldo komunistai ar
komunistu simpatizatoriai. Jis
nepaliete dideles komunistu va
dovaujamos CIO Elektros OAR
bininku unijos, per kuria, kaip
kongreso Un-American komisi-
ia patyre, Kremlius turi savo
kontroleje visa Americas elek-
triskq gaminiu industrijos kon-
trole.
komunistai pagrobei savo
kontrole elektros unijos Wy
riausi ofisa, vykdomaji komite-
ta, apmokama Staba, unijos or
gana ir daugeli tos unijos dis
triktu ir skyriu. Tia unija turf
100000 nariQ, kuriu dauguma
yra iStikimi ,amerikieciai, bet
komunistai yra ju vadovais.
Niekas neabejoja, kad Philip
Murray priesingas komunizmui
ir komunistams uniju vadams,
taciau keistai isrodo, kad jis
nesiima jokiu priemoniu komu-
nistus is svarbiu uniju vadovy-
bes prasalinti.
Xiii speia, kad jis gal bio
didesniu uniju atskilimo nuo
CIO.
Kongreso Un-American ko-
misija nustate, kad komunistai
vadovauja 13 uniju. Keturi is
tu ivardintu komunistu yra net
uniju pirmininkais.
CIO vadai jau paruoSe nu-
rodymus ir budus, kaip 8l-as
Kongresas lures atmesti Taft
Hartley darbo istatvma. Butq
labai sveika. jeigu CIO vadovy-
be pasirlpintu pamokyti unijq
narius greiciau atsikratyti ko-
munistu vadu is savo tarpo.
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Vel 1000 vagonu mai
sto Europai

Prizes Kaledas pasieke Allan
to uostus apie 1000 vagonl
malsto, surinkto is "a ukinil
valstijQ, europieciams suselpti
Kai kurios valstijos ypatinga
zymiai prisidejo, nes, paw. 10
wa viena suaukojo 275 vago
nus maisto.
Indiana valstija sudare apit
200 vagonu, Illinois. apie $50 il
Nebraska apie 100.
Be grudu ir kitq maisto pro
duktu suaukota tauku $4,000
vertes.
Toki dosnuma ukininkai ga.
lejo parodyti aCiu praeitos va
saros dideliam uzderejimui.
1947 metu pabaigoje buvo
pirmas toks bandymas siusti
europieciams maisto dovanas
ir pradejus nuo Los Angeles,
Xxi pasieke Atlanta, suaukoto
maisto ir grudu surinkta sim
tai vagonu.
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ANDRIULAITIS Tadas, mir
% lapk., Wyoming, Pa.
IVANAUSKAS Juozas, m iri
lapk. 20, Wilkes-Barre, Pa
PUZARAS Vincas, So m., mi
re lapkr. 7, Worcester, Mass
LOVINSKAS Stasys, 65 metu
mire' lapk. 5, Ansonia, Conn.
KUDIS Antanas, SO metu, mi
re spalio 27, St. Louis, Mo
(TelsiQ app
KAZPARAS Jonas, II m., mi
re spalio rs, Manly Clio, Pa
(is TelsiQ ap.)
LUKOSEVICIUS Antanas, 64
m., mire spalio 26, Manly
Clio, Pa. (Suvalkq red.)
Cessna Jonas, mire lapkr. 18
Baltimore, Md.
VAINAVICIUS (vardas nepa-
zymeta), mire gruod. men,,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
KRULIKIENE Ona, 54 m., mi
re lapkr. M, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
BLAzA1TIS Jonas, "a m., mi
re lapkr. m., Pittsburgh, Pa.
BACKIS Kazys, 68 metu, mire
lapkr. 27, Pittsburgh, Pa.
RACKAUSKAS Jeronimas, 76
m., mire lapkrcio Is, Pittsi
burgh, Pa.
KURAITIS Jurgis, mire lapkr.
M, Brooklyn, N. Y.
MICKIENE Mare (Janusaus-
kaite), 65 m, mire lapkr. 22,
Montreal, Kanadoj.
JOTKUS l., pusamzis, mire rs
lapk., Montreal, Kanado.i.
ADOMAITIENE Amile, A m.,
mire lapk. 20, Brooklyn, NY.
PALIONIENE Valerija, 54 m.,
mire gruod. 5, So: Boston,
Mass.
LODA Antanas, 79 metu, mire
Springfield, Ill.
VAITKUS Jonas, 70 M, mire
lapkr. %, Chicagoj.
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kariai tures prisiekti,
jog nera komunistai

Amerikos kariuomenes virsi-
nlnkai isleido patvarkyma, su-
lyg kurio visi j kariuomene is
tojanti laisvanoriai ir draftuo-
Jami vyrai privalo padaryti pa
relskimus, kad jie nera komu-
nistai. To imamasi apvalymui
karluomenes eiliu nuo komunis-
tq ir uzkirtimui jiems keliu ISL
gauti j militarine tarnyba va
rymui kenksmingo pro-sovie-
tiSko darbo.
Patvarkymas isako neleisti
buvusiems ir dabartiniams ko-
munistams ir ju salininkams
lstoti kariuomenen ar gauti
paaukStinimus bent kurioje mi
litarineje srityje.
Ivesta ir griezta procedure
paSalinimui is tarnybos suse-
kamiems kenksmingiems asme-
MINIS jau dabar esantiems tar
nyboje.
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HIPPoDRoME
''Whiplash''

Siamc veikale vaizduojama jauno
linksmo zmogaus meilG graziai mo-
tcriskai, kas .sudaro puikia drama
Joje vadovaujamas roles turf Dane
Clark, Alexis Smith, Zachary Scott
ir Eve Arden. Ta filma pradedama
rodyti Hippodrome Theatre trecia-
dieni, sausio S.
Dalykas dedas vakaru
Veikalas vyksta Monterey pajury-
ic, paskui persikelia New Yorka.
Miss Smith vaidina naktinio klubo
dainininke, kuri isimyli i Clark.
Prize iu vaidina Jeffrey Lynn, S.
H. Sakall, Alan Hale, Douglas Ken
nedy ir Fred Steele.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-31

DIRVAI iSsirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metu. Issira-
sykit dabar. Pusei metu S1.5G
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-31
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DAUGIAU GYVULIU

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departments pataria ukinin-
kams padidinti gyvuliQ augini-
ma, kad jie galetu suesti dide-
Ii 1948 metu grudu derliaus
pervirsiq.
Grudu pareikalavimas j W.
sieni jau pasieke savo ciukura,
taigi grudu- pervirsiu prisieis
sunaudoti patterns mamie, sake
agrikulturos DEPARTMENT. vado-
vybe.