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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08

81 sekmadieni, spaliu 10 die
na, LVS A skyrius rengia pra-
kalbas. Kalbes Vincas Rastenis,
Dirvos redaktorius is Cleve-
land, O., naujai isrinktas Lie
tuvai Vaduoti Sajungos vice
pirmininkas. Vincas Rastenis
yra tik pereita ziema atvykes
is Paryziaus, musu vletinio adj
vokato Nado Rastenio giminie-
tbs.
Prakalbos rengiamos Lietu-
viu saleje, antrame aukste, S51
Hollins street; nuo 2 val. pc
pietu.
Po prakalbu bus uzkandls
kuriame norintieji dalyvaut
tikietu dar gall gauti pas LVs
narius. Rep.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
700 SVECIU LVS P1KNIKE!

Rugs. 26 d. Waterbury LVS
9 skyriaus piknike apsilanke
apie 700 sveciu. Ir issiskirste,
regis, visi labai patenkinti.
Shame piknike buvo ypatin-
gal daug prakalbu. If nezinia
ka cia labiau pagafbinti = ar
gerus kalbetojus, ar gal il ge-
rus klausytojus, kurie turinin-
gas kalbas tinkamai ivertino
If isklause jas susidomeje. Lie
tuvos gen. konsulato atst. A.
Simutis net steLejosi. Sake
pirma karta mates, kad pikni-
ke zmones taip atidziai isklau-
sytu tick kalbu.
O kalbetoju buvo. Pirmasis
kalbejo Liet. konsulato atsto-
vas A. Simutis, po jo nesenai
Amerika atvykes buves Lietu-
vos karininkas Jonas Katkus
Sis ir pats kalbedamas susijau-
dino, ir kitus sujaudino, kai net
atsiklaupdamas maldavo gelbe.
ii stovyklose tebesanciu trem-
tiniu gyvybes.
Buvo ellie ir ne Lietuviu
kalbetoju. Miesto mayoras R
r. Snyder graziai pagyre LVs
skyriaus salpos klubo darba, {
Respublikonas kongreso narys
J. T. Patterson grieztai pa
smerke apgailetina Ba ! t i j oS
krastu padeti ir ,pareiske, kac
yra MAJ daug laikas, kad USA
pabustu ir ka nors padarytu!
Toliau kalbejo kun. Roger
B. r. Anderson, gen. j. Ger
MUS, prof. j. Ciurlys is Fort
Wayne, Ind, E. Ciurliene, Ger
niene. Gala, visu kalbQ cia ne
atpasakosi, bet jeigu 700 emo
niu, susirinke pasilinksminti
su tokiu susidomeiimu klause
tai tas jau CANA aiskiai iverti
ma kalbetojus ir kalbetojas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
DARBININKAI tampa

ninkais dideles Westinghouse
Electric Corp, kuri turf dideles
elektrisku padargq dirbtuves
Salia Pittsburgho.
Apie 1900 tose dirbtuvese
dirbanciu darbininku uzsirase
isigijimui tos korporacijos ak
ciju.
Kai darbininkai sitaip susi-
risa SUI savo darboviete, kai is
savo darbovietes gauna pelnus
uz savo akcijas, jie maziau Sc
ka kurstytojus streikuoti, nes
tuomi kenktu patys sau, ma
zindami sau pelnus uz savo tu-
rimas akcijas.
Kodel niekad nestreikuoja
didieii korporaciju serininkai ?
Todel kad jie suinteresuoti pa
darymu pelnu uz savo ] serus
investuotus pinigus. Panasiai
is darbininkai, turedami savo
darbo kompaniju akcijas, rim
tai dirbdami daugina patys sa-
vo uzdarbius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
Detroit, Mich., Naujiien0s
SUMAzEJO MUSU
DELEGACIJA

81 karta Detroito delegacija
] LVS selma Clevelande, kuri
buvo numatyta CANA didele,
netiketai turejo sumazeti. Ir
tikrai ne del ko kita, kaip tik
del teknisku (automobilio) kliu-
ciu. -.
Todel is Detroito sveikinimus
ir linkejimus seimui nuvezem
tik dvi SUI Stephania c. Dou-
van. -.
Kas buvo seine, tur but, bus
Dirvoje kitoje vietoje parasyta.
O kas per ta laika atsitiko Det-
roite, atsiprasau, siuos zodzius
rasydama dar nezinau.
Nj. Sims.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
VIESA PADEkA

Kilniu DR.. Cofney pastangu
deka sulaukiau dvieju siunti-
nlu. Viena nuo DR.. Colney If
v.ena nuo Z. Romano, IS Wa
terbury, kas leido man su duk-
ryte kuri laika karo nuterioto-
je Vokietijoje zmoniskiau pa
gyventi.
Abiem siuntejams uz jq ge-
ra <sirdi reiskiu nuosirdziausia
lietuviska aciu, aciu!
Mokyt. X. Bagdonas,
Oldenburgo Lietuviu
Gimnazijos Vicedirektorius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
AKRON, OHIO
kalbes p. Minkunas

Sekmadieni, spalio 10 d., BA
LFo 81 skyrius rengia prakal-
bas. Prakalbos bus 79S Grand
ST., ten, kur esti SLA 100 kuo-
pos susirinkimai. Pradzia 3 V.
pc piet.
kalbes nesenai is VOkietijOs
atkeliaves Petras Minkunas, is
Clevelando. Jis Vokietijoje bu-
vo BALFo igaliotiniu, taigi la
bal gerai Zinc tremtiniu vargus
if gales daug idomaus papasa-
koti. Dalyvaukite visi.
J. V. RamOSka.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08

Grebliunas, A. Daugskurdis, S.
Geonaitis, V. Puodziukaitis, j.
Ia Romanauskiene, Dora Kubi-
liene, Antanina Colney, Elena
Radziuniene, Petrone Stanikie-
ne, E. Radauskiene, M. Senku-
viene, Urz. Morkiene, Yrs. Da-
nauskiene, Ell. Jasaitiene, M.
Digimiene, M. Budzinauskiene,
A. Kisoniene, E. Meteliuniene,
E. Vaskiene, N. Bobarskiene,
Fr. Lydekiene, B. Pabiliohiene,
M. Sabiene.
Alaus piknikui parupino Jo-
mas klikna, degtines = John
St. Package Stores, skaniu uz-
kandziu = Kaz. Strikulis. Di-
delis nuopelnas uz pikniko pa
sisekima, aisku, priklauso ir
seimininkems, iskepusioms ska
niu blynu.
Visiems talkininkams nuosir-
dziausia rengeju padeka, o
drauge If Amerikos Lietuviui,
Dirvai, Vienybei ir j. Ginkaus
Radio Draugijai uz gera sio
pikniko isgarsinima.
Rengejai dekoja kalbetojams,
talkininkams ir sveciams. Re-
gis, kad piknikas dave ir gra-
zaus pelno LVS skyriaus vel
kimui paremti, apie kuri gal
bus praneSta kita karta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08

AUKSCIAUSIA Pennsylvania
jos kalnu vieta yra Mount Da-
Wis, prie Mayersdale, 3213 pc
du aukScio. Ten yra irengtas
pravaziuojantiems sustoti pun
ktas ir is jo matyti dideles to-
lumOs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
ACUJ TALKININKAMS!

Tokiam piknikui surengti rel
kejo nemazos talkos. Stai tie
talkininkai: A. Kusliai, j. Liu-
Sluoksnaitis, B. Novakar. Stel-
mai, St. Bajorunai, J. Slezies,
c.. Dapkus, B. Silkauskas, j..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
Ziurint j j du Vyln
Raso PR. LAPIENE

AAoAAO 1AoA JlluS IL IISO 1tstS
tenio. Skaitau. Reiskia, mu-
sQ ilgametis kapitonas Kazys
Karpius, is pat savo zalios jau-
nystes stojes musu visuomenes
priesakyje ir ugdes mumyse
lietuviska jausma, pasijuto pa
varges. Pavarges, bet jokiu
budu ne pasenes.
Kaip tai? = name kai
kas paklaus. = Jis gi jau pa
minejo net 80 metu laikrascio
redagavimo darba.
Is tikro, pagalvojus apie virs
80 metu, per kuriuos Karpius
vienas pats tvarke-reda gavo
Dirva, sunku tiketi kad dabar
dar jis nesenas zmogus. Retas
is musu dristu pagalvoti, kad
.iis pradejo laikrastini darba
budamas dar vaikisciu, ar
tindamasis 20 metq amziaus
paeme savo atsakomyben vie
ma idomiausiu Americas lietu-
viu laikrasciu. Ne, jis ne vi
sal ir pavargo. Jis, kaip pats
savo zodyje prisipazista, pasi-
liks SUI mumis ir SUI Dirva, kai-
po vienas tautines minties EMO
niu stipriausiQju sulu.
Pavedima vesti Dirva naujai
sia Sail atvykusiam gabiam
zurnalistui, as sutinku kaipo
zesta zmogaus, kuris nori kuo
daugiau padeti musu tautos
reikalams. Siuo savo pabrez-
tinu zygiu, mano supratimu,
Karpius siekia didesniO lietu-
viuose darnumo. Jis nori, kad
kuo greiciau issilygintu tas
ines" ir Gus. Pasekmes bus.
Dirva dar karta irasys savo
puslapiuose save buvus~ ia pio-
Mere, kurios pastangomis bu-
vo nutiestas bendras tiltas
Lietuvos laisve. Oar ne karta
mes zvelgsime j Karpiaus vel
da, jausdami sirdyje jam de-
kingumo uz savo gyvenimo pa
skyrima lietuviu tautai.
Ka gi as zinau apie Vinca
Rasteni, dabartini Dirvos re-
daktoriu? Ne visai maza. Siuo
momentu as galvoju apie visus
tuos kalejimus, kurie Siam Wy
rui teko pazinti vien todel, kad
.jis mylejo savo tauta, dirbo sa-
vo broliu naudai. Matau as il
galvatrukciais begant is savo
gimtojo kraSto, kad, likes gy-
WI, galetu savo darbstumu ir
sumanumu prisideti Lietuvai
laisve atgauti.
Nuklystu mintimis j Parry
ziu, j jo apsepusi viesbuti, ku-
rio septintame aukste, mazame
kambarelyje, Vincas Rastenis
isitaiso stakes ir pradeda nau-
ia profesija: abu su zmona au-
dzia prancuzams grazius Sail
kus. Tame pat kambarelyje ant
komodos stow primusas - ju
virtuve; ten pat raSomoji ma
sinele, laikrasciai, skurliai, To-
va. -.
Be audimo, rasymo, jis dar
vargoninkauja Paryziaus lietu-
viu kolonijos baznycioje, rem
gia savo tautos svenciu apvaik-
sciojimus, pats dalyvauja ju
programose. Caves is kurio
nors amerikiecio kokia dovana,
jis tuojau geradario zvilgsn!
nukreipia j biednesni, tokl,
kuris neturi stakliu ir nesuge-
ba uzsidirbti pragyvenimui.
Neminiu as tu laikQ, kada
Sis pats Rastenis, panasiai X.
S. Karpiui, jaunutis pradejo
Lietuvoje laikrastini darba ir
pasekmingai dirbo ilgus metus
neminiu nei tu laikQ, kada jis
advokatavo, teiseju buvo. -.
Tai juk visa buvo praeityje If
gal jis pats vengs apie tai gal
voti.
Kad Amerikos lietuviq laik-
rascio redaktoriaus darbas ne
butQ labai sunkus, jis privales
| tnvalvOti anie SunkiaSiaS SaVO
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
NAUJOkAI SAUkIAMI

Allegheny apskrityje pirmu-
tiniai naujokai sulyg drafto is
tatymo bus pasaukti tarnybon
pradedant lapkricio Is d. vi
81 Xxi siolei uzsiregistrave jau-
nuoliai dabar Saukiami sveika-
tos patikrinimams. Sveikatos
patikrinimai prasides spaliQ Is
If IA d., armijos virsininku il
daktaru zinioje.
Tarp pirmutiniu iseinanciQ
kariuomene yra keletas ir lie
tuviu iaunuoliu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08

KAS zino kur randasi, il az
yra gyvas ar jau mires, kazl~
mir Patruh, If gall suteikt apie
il ziniu praneskite: (42)
Mr.. Thomas P. Geer,
615 Lincoln Avenue,
Pittsburgh 2, Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08

DIRVA - vienatinis Lietu-
viu laikrastis Ohio valstijo je.
kama metams tik $500.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
AN OPEN BOOK
FOILO,U Your Dollar in l949!

If the goal of s,566 700 is reached this the way con.
tributions will be divided.
Keep this list of member agencies Of the six Chests
making up the Community Chest Federation. Use as
guide to distribute your gift in the way you prefer.
=, - =.
our stated preference Will be honored! Check
Desipu
Evening star., 1948-10-03

3. Add them up. Check the result with your Guide
for Giving" chart. Then Give-and Give Enough.
List these in the back of your pledge card, or list
those to which you do NOT wish any of your contri.
button to CO.
The Arizona post., 1948-03-05
ANSHEI ISRAEL ORGANIZES
PARENT-TEACHER ASSN.

Formation of a Parents Teach
ers Assn. for the students of the
Hebrew and Sunday School was
the purpose of a meeting at the
Congregation last week, called by
Mark Lukens. The organization is
devoted to the betterment of both
schools. Officers elected were:
temporary chairman, Max Lu-
kacs; temporary secretary, Mrs.
S. Gruchick.
A planning committee was also
set-up consisting of Mrs. Harry
Curtis, Mrs. Sam Feinman, Mark
Lukens, H. Green, Rabbi A. Sill
verStone and Teddy Fishman.
The Arizona post., 1948-03-05

"This is an outgrowth," Mr..
Brandes said, "of some of the ex-
periences the school has had with
its regular students. We have
gradually been increasing both
the distance of places to visit and
our staying period as war condi-
tions eased. Last summer we spent
a week at the Grand Canyon and
the experience proved to be most
exciting and enjoyable. For years
1 have observed that the usual
concept Of camps for the older
boy and girl has begun to stale"
The Camp on Wheels covers a
two-month period from July l to
August 81, 1948. A few children
can be accommodated for the one
month travelling period from July
Is to August IA. Registration is
open now.
The Arizona post., 1948-03-05
ALL'S WELL THAT
ENDS WELL

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Spiegel
laughed Justify at the antics of the
Yiddish players. After which, in
a happy mood, they went visiting.
Suddenly Mrs. Spiegel looked
for her purse. 1t wasn't! She
tried to recall if she had taken it
to the theater and decided it had
been left in the store. Dashing
there frantically, it was nowhere.
Detected they went home to
find the telephone frantically
ringing. The voice at the other
end explained he had been trying
to get her ever since he found her
pocketbook at the performance
Opening it in an endeavor to
seek evidence of the owner, he
had observed a siZable sum of
money. The honest finder was
Jack Nash, 731 E. 9th. Mr.. Nash
refused to accept a reward from
the Spiegels, saying that he was
unemployed and what he would
appreciate is a job.
For 3 years and until recently
when All American Bus Co. went
on a lease basis, he was ticket
clerk. He has office and sales ex-
perience, is a cashier. Won't some
one prove honesty is the best pol
icy by offering Mr.. Nash a job?
The Arizona post., 1948-03-05
TUCSONIAN INAUGURATES
NEW SUMMER CAMPING
TRAVELLING PLAN

Raphael Brandes, director of the
Brandes School at Tucson, an
nounceS plans for a summer va
cation-adventure tour of the
southwest to be called "The Bran
deG Camp on Wheels"
This plan is designed for boys
and girls from 10 to 16 years of
age. Starting with 2 weeks on the
grounds of the school, the boys
and girls will go on to the Del
Mar Hotel in San Diego for one
week, and then for another week
eat to the Chase Hotel in Santa
Monica. There will be beach bath
ing and visiting places of interest
such rs the Naval Base in San
The Arizona post., 1948-03-05

Diego, its famous zoo, neighbor-
ing Tia Juana, Mexico, the La
Jolla Marine Museum, Mt. Wilson
Observatory, a movie studio, a ma
tional broadcast and other side
trips. These 2 weeks will be fol-
lowed by a stay at the Zion Ma
tional Park, in Utah and the Grand
Canyon, again with side trips to
Hoover Dam, Las Vegas, Oak
Creek Canyon, Indian territory,
buffalo country, horseback riding,
and swimming wherever there
are pools.
Since only 40 boys and girls will
be taken, the maximum in COM
fort and pleasure is assured. Ten
selected adults, including regis
tered nurse, will accompany the
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Raphael
Brandes will supervise the tour.
The Arizona post., 1948-03-05
REBUKE NIEMOELLER FOR
ATTACK ON DISQUALIFICATION

STUTTGART (JPS) - Pastor
Martin Niemoeller, self-styled
postwar "anti-Nazi martyr" who
urged the Germans to defy the de-
Modification program in a pastoral
letter was sharply rebuked by
General Lucius D. Clay, Ameri-
can Military Governor. General
Clay said "it is distressing to me
that minister of religious faith
advocates disrespect and violence
to law" but he contemplates no
action against the pastor.
The Arizona post., 1948-03-05
HAITI PLEDGES SUPPORT

Port-au-Prince, Haiti (WNS)-
The Haitian Government will do
everything in its power to aid the
building of a Jewish state in Pal
eStine, it was asserted here this
week by George Honorat, Min
lister of the Interior.
The Arizona post., 1948-03-05
SWEDEN TO OUTLAW HATE

Stockholm (WNS) = Approval
of bill, now pending in the legis-
lature, outlawing the dissemina-
ton and mailing of race hatred
propaganda an offense punishable
by law was urged by Minister of
Justice Zetterberg.
The Minister pointed out that
The Arizona post., 1948-03-05

since much anti-Semitic propa-
ganda is being mailed abroad
from Sweden it is imperative that
such a bill be adopted to fight the
increased dissemination of racist
propaganda.
Evening star., 1948-07-26
CoIesviIIe Nine Host

The Gaithersburg unlimited base
ball team will face the Colesville
Cardinals tomorrow night at john
son Park In Colesville at 8:45.
Evening star., 1948-07-26
Claire Taylor Pilots Her Baby
To Two Titles at Silver Sprinq'

Graham Boyce'S Honey Bee also
from Baltimore, who was given fine
rides by Teddy Lecarpentier to be
reserve.
The reserve Jumper champion in
the small pony division provided the
spectator thrills of the day as Danny
Boy, ridden by his 4-year-old Bobbie
Gardner. took the honor. This in
trepid little rider welded a crop like
a veteran and piloted her tiny
mount with determination and as
surance that captivated the capacity
audience.
The large pony jumper division
was a popular victory as Joe Lyons
aboard Miss Cady nosed out Linn
erick Lace II and Nola Rognley's
Chit Chat for top honors.
The crowded junior division was a
hotly contested affair as horses and
ponies alike tried for places. John
Kelley's well-known Marlboro, Md,
performer, Maryland Miss, with little
Nancy Kelley astride was the out
standing working hunter in scoring
10 points. Mrs. George B. Sloan's
Gray Miss. well-turned 4-year-old
from Warrenton, Va, ridden by An
gle Saunders, took the hunter crown
by virtue of her win in the hunter
stake event. Reserve to both these
horses was John Freeman, jr's con-
sistent Praline from Fredericksburg
Va.
Fred Windridge's Old Gold with
Evening star., 1948-07-26

Three years ago-Red Ruffing
started and won his first game
for the New York Yankees since
being discharged from the Air
Force.
Evening star., 1948-07-26
By Angelina J. CorobeIIi

With a peak entry of ponies and
Junior mounts but lacking mature
management, the Silver Spring pony
and Junior show with 20 classes
listed for one day, saw the last
championship pinned in darkness at
the North End Show ring yesterday.
Baby. locally owned and ridden
by Claire Taylor took championships
in both the intermediate hunter and
jumper divisions. Reserve to Baby
in the hunter divisions was John
Lecarpentier's pony Taffy from Bal
timore. Laura Lee Shreve with her
good pony Chico was the runner
up in the jumper section.
Susie @, another local entry owned
by Woodlawn Manor and capably
handled by 11-year-old Gary Jack
son was the champion small hunter
pony. Reserve to Susie @ was Billy
Boyce, Ills, Baltimore entry Spice.
This pony, with owner up also ac-
counted for the championship in
the small pony division.
The large pony which drew an
unprecedented entry Of top ponies
was another Baltimore victory as
Fritz Burkhart, one of Maryland's s
best junior riders, rode his veteran
Limerick Lace II to championship
Only one point behind was Mrs
Evening star., 1948-07-26
Schaefer and Ponder
Go After Auto Star

Ed Dutch) Schaefer and George
Fonder, who have upset big-name
drivers during the last two weeks,
will see action Friday night when
midget automobile competition con-
tinues with seyen-event program
headlining Reckless Rex Records at
the West Lanham Speedway.
Schaefer swept three events. In.
cluding the 25-lap feature, in
competition that included Duke
Nalon, famed Indianapolis Speed
way pilot, two weeks ago. Only last
Friday Fonder duplicated Schaefer's
grand slam at Lanham while beat
ing out Lloyd Christopher in the
main event.
Evening star., 1948-07-26
Ambassador Displays
Another Tank Cup

The Ambassador Swimming Club
added another trophy to its collec-
ton today-the women's cup from
the annual Prince Georges County
Club meet held last night.
The Ambassador girls ran up q
total of 80 points, while Lakewood
Club of Baltimore was second with
10, followed by Takoma with T.
Meadowbrook, 4, and the knights
of Columbus, /.
Lakewood annexed the mems tro-
ply with 291a points. Ambassador
was second with %, followed by
Takoma, 312; unattached swimmers
3; Knights of Columbus, 3, ano
Meadowbrook, 2.
Jimmy Russell of Lakewood edged
his arch-rival, Irving Bridgers o1
Ambassador, for the mems diving
competition. Ambassadors Barbara
McCutcheon took first place in
Women'S diving.
Evening star., 1948-07-26
Rain in New York
Is Costly to Poiqe
By the Associoted Press

BOSTON, July 26-Hereafter
Satchel Paige will think twice
before he decides not to go out
to the ball park If it's raining.
The Negro hurler, recently
signed by the Cleveland Indians
for relief duty, failed to report
at New York's Yankee Stadium
Friday for a scheduled game
because of heavy downpour
which washed out the contest.
He was fined an unannounced
sum for that infraction Of the
rules, Manager Lou Boudreau
of the Indians said.
Because of his failure to re-
port to the park, Satchel also
failed to learn that the Indians
had changed plans for boarding
train to Boston for their three
game series with the Red Sox,
Boudreau said. That oversight"
in missing the train cost Paige
$50.
Paige later drawled: II knowed
1t was going to keep raining FRI
day. so there wouldn't be no
ball game. I'll know better the
next time"
Evening star., 1948-07-26
Five Gold Cup Boats
In Cambridge Event;
Shehan Ace Sailor
By MoIcoIm Lomborne, Jr.
s,or s,oH CORRESPONDENT

CAMBRIDGE, Md. July 26.-At
least five Gold Cup entries are ex-
pected here in mid-August when
Cambridge Yacht Club sponsors its
third race week end of the season,
Commodore Edward Evans said
today.
The club concluded its sailing
regatta yesterday in dying north
westerly. A week earlier two score
Hampton One-Designs competed for
the Admiral Byrd Trophy. The
power regatta August IA and Is
will wind up the busiest regatta
season in the clubs 81 years.
Commodore Evans listed these
Gold Cup craft as almost certain to
start: Guy Lombardo's Temp vi,
Freeport, L. l.; Jack Schafer's Such
Crust, and the Dossin Brothers Miss
Peps, both of Detroit; Morlan Visel's
Hurricane of Los Angeles and Lou
Fageol's So Long of st. Louis.
Prizes in the three-race series for
sailboats were awarded winners and
runnersup yesterday by Gov. Lane
of Maryland. who cruised here
aboard the State yacht Potomac.
Lone skipper to win all three of
his races was Mason Shehan Of
Easton. His Duchess had a wide
lead over Jack Mobiles Gadfiy from
oxford in the final race.
Jack Vail of Norfolk, winner of
the Byrd Trophy last week, man
aged to stay on top in the Hamp-
tons despite a third in the wind
up race. Marvin Foxwell, a local
sailor who likes the going light, led
the 25-boat fleet in this race, but
could manage only final fourth.
Ben Colona, jr., Moth Glass ace
from Norfolk, was beaten in the
final race by a fellow townsman,
Henry Hogshire, but Colona had
enough points from Saturdays two
firsts to take the prize.
Racing went smoothly yesterday
In contrast to Saturdays series of
mishaps. Other series winners were
J. j. Raskob's Kate of Corsica River,
Comets, and Henry Savard's Care
free of GEORGETOWN, Md,
Evening star., 1948-07-26
Parker Choice
AT SeobHight
BY the Associoied Press

SEABRIGHT. N. j.. July 26.-The
veteran frankie Parker of Los
Angeles heads q field of the Ma
tion's fastest amateur court talent
opening play today in the Sea-
bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket
Clubs Goth annual tennis tourna-
ment.
Parker is seeded first in the men S
singles, followed in order by Gard
mar Mulloy of Miami Billy Talbert
of New York and Bob Falkenburg
of Beverly Hills, Calf.
Falkenburg was surprise winner
this year of the Wimbledon tourna-
ment-England's net classic.
Parker captured the Eastern clay
courts championship yesterday with
an easy victory over Talbert, 6-3
2-6 6-2