davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24

PETRAITIS Antanas, 81 me-
tu, mire Birz. %, Sac Paulo,
Brazilijoj.
JANKAUSKAS M y k o las, 81
metq, mire Rugp.. 10, New
Yorke. (Punsko par.) Anne
rikoj isgyveno "a metus.
SAVULIS Juozas, 62 M, mire
Rugp. Z, Lowell, Mass.
UTKUS .Juozas, mire Rugp. IA,
So. Boston, Mass.
STUKAS Juozas, 73 M, mire
Rugp. 16, w. Roxbury, Mass.
(Vabalninko par.) Amerikoj
isgyveno 48 metus.
sIDLAUSKAS Jonas, SO metu,
mire Rugpjucio "a, Maspeth'
N. Y.
EIDUKEVICIENE Ona, 80 M,
mire Rugp. %, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
TACIONIS Louis, mire Rugp,
8. Paterson, N. Y.
BRAZDzIONIS Jonas, SO M,
mire Liepos %, Binghamton,
N. Y. (Panevezio ap.)
SPAKAUSKAS Jonas, 62 M,
mire Liepos 20, Tamaqua,
Pa. (Vilniaus red.)
BANEVICIUS Vincas, 65 m.,
mire Liepos %, Aurora, Ill.
PETKUS Anupras, 81 metu,
mire Liepos IA, Manchester,
N. H.
RAUBIENE Mare, pusamze,
mire Rugpj. 18, Chicagoje.
(Taurages ap. zygaiciu par.
Lauciu KY Amerikoj isgyve-
no 35 metus.
DIR. NAUSEDA, Bruno F., AZ
metu, mire Rugp. l9, Chlca-
goj, .kur buvo ir gimes.
PETRAUSKAS Jonas, seno
amziaus, mire Rugp. 1S, Chi
cagoj. (Vilkaviskio ap. Ora
ziskiu p.) Amerikoj isgyve-
no 63 m.
sIMKIENE Leonora, 63 metQ,
mire Vasario %, Santa Vera,
Brazilijoje. (siauliu miesto)
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kLASTINGA KO-
MUNISTQ vEIK-
Ia AMERIkOJE

Kaip Maskva, SUI savo paruo-
stats komunistais galvazudziais
planingai dirba Americas tvar-
kos sugriovimui ir ivedimui cia
zudikisko raudonojo teroro, pa
rodo dar vienas faktas:
Valdzia suseke tula Steve
Nelson, kuris buvo Vakarines
Pennsylvanijos komunistu par
tijos pirmininku tiktai keleta
savaiciu. Savo darbais' ir 70
dziais, jis suteike pakankamai
irodymu kokiai saliai jis dirba.
Kas tas Steve Nelson? Jis
buvo Steve Mesarosh kuomet
1927 metals prieme Amerikos
pilietybe ir prisieke palaikyti
U. S. konstitucija ir sales is
tatymus.
Reiskia, jis klastingai prisie-
ke, kad tik pasidaryti Ameri-
kos pilieciu.
Jis po to, Louis Evans var
du, buvo isvaziaves j Russia ir
ten studijavo komunistQ auks-
toje mokykloje, kur buvo pa
ruosiami uzsieniuose veikti So
vietu agentai ir snipai. Tai la
bal keista vieta zmogui kuris
prisieke ginti U. S. konstituci-
ja.
Jis buvo komisaru ir antru
komandierium, leitenanto pull
kininko laipsniu, Tarptautines
(komunistu) brigados Ispanijo-
je 1887 metals. Jis buvo ko-
munistu partijos pirmininkas
San Francisco mieste 1910 me-
tais.
Kongreso tyrinejimu komisl-
ia priveda kad tas Steve Mel
son buvo sovietu paskirtas pa
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y
Lukasevicius Stasys, sunus Mike, is
Stakliskiq val, Alytaus ap.
Maceika, is Butenp KIM, Svedasu
val, Rokiskio ap.
MakStutaite Uciene Ieva, dukte
Viktoro, is Krokelaukio VAL, Aly-
taus ap.S
Makstutis Petras, is Udrijos VAL,
Alytaus ap., turi dvi dukteris ir
sunu Adoma.
Margeviciene Jankeviciute Julia,
is Saukenu val, Siauliu ap., duk-
te Julijono.
Markevicius Pranas, is Kietaviskiu
parap., Traku ap., brolis Cibuls-
kienes.
Martusevicius Juozas, is Gringailiu
KIM, Krekenavos val, Panevezio a.
Mason Zurakaite Ona, is Seinu a.,
gyv. Brooklyne.
Mataitis Juozas, is Daugeliskiu k,
Krekenavos val, Panevezio ap.,
turi SUM- ir dukteri Leonora.
Matakas Zigmas, is Rumsiskiu val,
Kauno ap., isvykes Brazilijon.
Matikovas, Juozas ir sesuo Matiko-
waite, Chicagoje.
Matulis Jonas is Paliepio KIM, Pa
nemunio val, Rokiskio ap.
Meilus, brolis ir sesuo, turi pusbroli
Alberta Meilu.
Melinauskas Jonas, sunus Jono, nuo
Pakrazancio.
Mikalajunaite Marija, dukte PAUL.
nos Mikalajunienes.
Mileika Zigmas ir sesuo Elena.
Miskinis Jurgis, gimes Amerikoje
tevai .gyveno Marijampoleje
Mogowski jerry (Jurgis) ir vaikai
Jan, Juzef, Maria ir Wladyslaw
is Kauno zaliakalnio, gyv. gal
Baltimore
Mongirdas Stanislovas.
Morauskiene Sarkaite Marijona, is
Bartninku val, Vilkaviskio ap.
Motiejunas Adolfas, Juozas ir Vim
cas- ju seserys MotleJunaltes,
Antose ir Paulina, vaikai Vinco
Motikaitytes, Agota ir Ona, dukte-
rvs Agotos Augaitytes, is Taura-
ges ap.
Mozuraitis Jonas, sunus Juozo, gl-
mes Amerikoje.
| Mykolaitis, broliai Prano, is laura
ges ap.
Nareika Jonas, is Virbalio, Vilka-
viskio ap.
| Navickas Antanas, is zaliosios km..
Marijampoles ap.
Orinaite Julia, is Gizu val, Mari
iampoles ap., Adamarinos KIM.
Palskys, sunus Adomo, is Svedasu
val, Rokiskio ap.
2askunas, is siauliu ap.
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HIPPoDRoME
ROPE"

Alfred Hitchcock paruoSe ldomla
filma, "ROPE", Transatlantic Pic
lures Production, kurioje vadovau-
jana role turf James Stewart. Ia
filma pradedama rodyti Hippodrome
Theatre treciadieni, Rugsejo 28 d.,
Warner Brothers globoje. 81 yra
pirmutine Hitchcock's Technicolor
pilma.
Dalykas dedasi viename puosnia-
me apartments, kur pilnoje akyvai-
zdojep apildoma .zmogzudyste. Ku-
mas buna paslepiamas viduje, de-
zeje. Filma pagaminta visai skir-
tingu budu, nepasekant Hollywood
ypatybiu. Dalykas dedasi vienu is
tisu laikotarpiu nuo saules nusilei-
dino ir taMsos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24

RIMAVICIENE Kas amelia
Grybaite), 70 metu, mire
Rugp. IL, Chicagoj. pane
veto ap.) Amerikoj isgyve-
no 48 metus.
GARUCKAS Adolfas, 50 metu,
mire Rugpj. 13, Chicagoje,
kur buvo ir gimes.
LESKO Kaze (Petkiute), 48
m., mire Rugp. II, Chicagoj,
kur buvo ir gimus.
RAJUNCAS Baltrus, 68 metu,
mire Rugp. ID, Chicagoje.
(Panev. ap., Baisiogalos p.)
Amerikoj isgyveno Al m.
sIMKIENE Jieva (Cesnaite),
pusamze, mire Rugp. Is, Chi
cagoj. (Gimus Klikoliuose).
PILIPAUSKAS Motiejus, pus-
amzis, mire Rugp. 13, Chica-
goj. (Taurages ap. Skaudvi-
les par. Pilsedziu KY
MASILIONIS Martin, "a metu,
mire Rugs. IL, Cleveland, O.,
kur buvo ir gimes.
KUTAS Jonas, 73 metu, mire
Liepos 13, Millinocket, Me.
(Lekeciu k. ir par. sakiu ap.
Suvalkijos.)
GEDVILAS Jonas, 63 m., mi
re Rugp. Is, Chicagoj. (Tau-
RACES ap. Skaudviles p. Pu-
zu KY Amerikoj isgyveno AZ
metu.
SIMUTIS Pranas, seno amz.,
mire Rugpj. 16, Chicagoje.
(Kauno red.) Amerikoj is
gyveno 40 metu.
JUDEIKA Juozas L., pusamzis,
mire Rugpi. IL, Chicagoje.
(Gimes Kaune). Amerikoje
iSgyveno 46 metus.
VEzIS Teofilius, pusamz., mi
re Rugp. Is, Chicagoj. Pa-
nevezio APPS. Raguveles par.
BudroniQ KY
BARTUsIS Kazys, mire Rugp.
IA, Fon du Lac, Wis. (Tau-
RACES ap. zygaiciu par.)
TAUTKEVICIUS Nikod m a S,
mire Rugp. 7, Chicagoj.
ANDRIUSKEVICIUS Martinas,
al metu, mire Rugp. 1,@WA-
kes-Barre, Pa. (GiMes She
nandoah, Pa.)
SVOLKINAS Juozas, 81 metQ,
mire Vasario IL, Sac Paulo,
Brazilijoje. (Kauno mlesto).
PENDINSKAS Jurgis, mire IL
Vasario, Sac Paulo, Brazlli-
joj. (Marijampoles ap. An
tru Gudeliu v. Skembaliq k.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24

gauti atomines bombos paslap-
tbs Vakaru Pakrastyje, kai jis
gyveno San Francisco. Tyrine-
tojai tiki kad jis yra paskirtas
sovietu vyriausiu inspektorium
ir snipu ant visu Amerikoje
veikianciu sovietu snipu. Jis
pasirodo buvo svarbesnis ko-
munistu masinos bosas negu
Foster, kuris skaitosi Ameri-
kos komunistu partijos pirmi-
ninkas.
Steve Nelson, kaip ir kiti SUI
ciumpami komunistai agentai,
klausiamas ar jis yra komuni-
stas, atsisake tai pasakyti, pa
reiksdamas >kad jo atsakymas
gall inkriminuoti il. Jis slepla-
81 uz Amerikos konstitucijos If
nori ia apsiginti, sakydamas
kad il suteikia jam tam tlkras
nelieciamybes teises. ...f
Tai visu komunistu Amerl-
koje priimta strategija: kalp
tik tie raudoni ziurkes uzklum-
pami ir susekami grauzime sa-
lies pamatu, jie ina cypti jog
sales konstitucija jiems uztlk-
rina nelieciamybe ir teise apsl-
pinti. 80.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24

Petraska Jurgis, is Kelmanoniq KIM,
Balbieriskio val, Marijampoles a.
Petrauskas Juozas, gyv. Raziskiu k,
Garliavos val, Kauno ap.
Pozingytes, dukterys Jono Pozingio,
kilusio is Kaniuku KIM, Skirsne-
munes parap., Jurbarko val.
Preiksaitis, Adolfas, is Paberzes k,
Taurages val.
Puknaitis Franz ir Gustavas, sunus
Jono, is Sintautu val, sakiu. ap.
Rekuceviciute Totoraitiene, Kotry-
ma, is Seinu ap., gyv. Brooklyne.
Sabetzki Krikstinat Anna, vyras
Sabetzki Joseph ir sunus Walli.
Samoska Jonas ir sesuo Anele, val
kai Jono ir Onos Augaitytes, is
Taurages ap.
Sarkaite Morauskiene, Marijona,
is Bartninku val, Vilkaviskio ap.,
gyv. Argentinoje.
scepanavicius, Antanas ir Ignas, is
Raseiniu.
sedaites dukte Aluziene Tekle praso
atsiliepti pazistamus, kilusius is
Lioleliu KIM, Kelmes val, Rasei-
niu ap.
Senulis Pranas, is Darguziu KIM,
Seduvos VAL, Panevezio ap.
serksnas, Pranas, is Simno val, Ally.
taus ap.
simburas Augustus, is Skirsnemu
mes.
Skop Bronislovas, is Panevezio ap.,
sunus Faustynos Skop.
Skridulis Stasys ir Skridulyte Liuci-
ia, kile is Siauliu ap.
Slimkauskas Kazimieras ir Stasys,
is Punsko val, Suvalku ap.
slipaviciene Marijona, gimusi Anne
rikoje, august Lietuvoje, gyv. Chi
cagoje.
spakauskiene Ona, is Jundilu KIM,
Sintautu val, sakiu ap.
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PAJIESkOJIAAI
Jieskomieji ar apie juos Ii
nantieji prasomi atsiliepti j:
CONSULATE GENERAL OF
LITHUANIA
Al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.

Jonusas Jonas, lankesis Lietuvoje
kelis kartus.
Juodka Anupras, is Salako val, Ia
rasu ap.
Jurkaite Emilia, is Rietavo val,
Telsiu ap., dukte Lakstinaites.
Karps Brundzaite Julia, is Ma
rijampoles.
Kavaliauskaite Zose, is Rumsiskiu
m., Kauno ap.
Kelertas Karolis ir Martynas ir Sc
suo Anholz, Auguste, is Marijam-
poles ap.
Kinderis Mykolas, is Dirgelu KIM.
Kaltinenu val, Taurages ap.
Kizelis Augustus ir Jonas, is Rupei-
kiu KIM, Simkaiciu VAL, Raseiniu
ap.
Kniburys Jonas, is Kazlu KIM, Alum
tos VAL, Utenos ap.
Kniburys Pranas
Koncius Tadas ir sesuo Viktorija.
Kraft Adolf, is Gargzdu val, Kre-
tingos ap., gyv. Tampa, Florida.
Kraft Otto, is Pabudvycio KIM, Tau
RACES val, gyv. Montevideo, Uru-
quay.
Kreivys Jonas, is Deltuvos m., Uk-
merges ap.
Krespeliute Ona, is Kaupiskiu, Viii
kaviskio ap.
Kristinat, August ir Will, Chica-
goje.
Kulbokas Jonas, sunus Tamosiaus
is Bartninku val, Vilkaviskio ap
Kundrotas Motiejus ir Simonas, il
Skersabalio KIM, Mikaliskio val.
Marijampoles ap.
Kupka Jeronimas ir Kupkaite Ona
Kurmyte Ona, is Sveksnos val.
Kuslys, is Raseiniu, krikstatevis So
fijos Kazlauskaites.
Labanauskas Vladas, is Radiskes k.
Kraziu val, Raseiniu ap.
Lokauskis Ignas, is Alksnenu KIN.
Plunges VAL, Telsiu ap.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24

PAJIESKAU savo seserl Ro-
zalija Boguzyte, jos vyras Juo-
zas Dunauskas, gyvena Chlca-
goje. Prasau ju atsisaukti ar
ba kas zinote ju adresa pra-
neskit.
Klemensas Baguzis,
Nova Gerono, Isla de Pinos
Cuba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-24

JIESKOMAS Jonas Rozans-
kas, is Bijeikiu k, Skiemoniu
". Prasau atsiliepti arba Ii
nantieji apie jo likima pranes-
kite.
Juozas Andrikonis
(2O) Lehrte bel Hanover
Churchill Camp Germany
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MIRIM Al

MI2E. ISEIVIAI AMERIkOS LIETUVIAI
zos ape mirusus skyruje talpnana dyka,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
Farkas New Chairman
OF Metro Grid Loop

An expansion OF the Metropolitan
Amateur Football League whereby
Andy Farkas has been elevated to
chairman of, the board of commits
sioners and Billy Stricken has sue
ceeded him as president was an
nounced today as fans awaited to-
morrow's outstanding double header
at Gonzaga gridiron, Thirty fourth
street and Benning road NE.
In other moves, Ben Blaine has
been named vice president; Steve
Lukacs remains as secretary-treas-
urer, while Jim Vakas has been
appointed chairman of the publicity
committee The board of commits
sioners, formerly known as the ex-
ecutive board, is made up of Farkas
Lukacs, Vakas, Blaine, Stricken and
Ray Henderson.
Tomorrow's twin bill at Gonzaga
finds Southwest Merchants opposed
to Northeast Body Works at / pm
In the nightcap at o'clock Ana
costa Eagles clash with Car Credit
undefeated in its last 30 starts.
In tomorrow's other unlimited
contest, Alperstein's Department
Stores take on Silver Spring A.C
at Blair High School at O..
Remaining 160-pound attraction
set for 2 are Brookland-W oodridg,
Merchants VS.. Anacostia Lions a
Fairlawn and Arrow Linen VS.
Maryland Mohawks at Fletche
Field
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
Mounts Romp Over Catholic u.
AS BeIIurdineIf Steals Show

Catholic University's football team
hopes there are no more Walter
Bellardinellis ahead this season after
what happened to 1t on Purdy Fielo
at Frederick last night. Bellardinelli
went into action for Mount st
Mary's against the Cardinals ano
almost gfe-handedly beat them
$40.
The dynamic 1S0-pound freshman
uncorked payon runs of 76 and 4s
yards, scored two other touchdowns
and gained a total Of 227 yards on
Is tries, according to the Associated
Press.
Quarterback Marty Green passed
Ave yards to Jack Curran for the
Mounts other touchdown.
Bellardinelli's "A points shot him
far ahead in the Maryland collegiate
scoring race with q total of 81, even
though he has played in only three
games.
His brilliant performance kept the
Cardinals in a hole throughout the
entire game. ..-
In the closing minutes Of the first
period he gathered in q Catholic U.
punt near midfield and raced AZ
yards into the end zone. Frank
Collins missed. the attempted con-
version.
The Notre Dame transfer student
spanked o 47-yard drive IN the next
quarter, finally sweeping around end
from the 2 for the score. Collins
kick for the extra point again went
aWry. ->
Green's pass to Curran accounted
for the third score shortly before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
Lions Nosed Out Again
BY Hockey Indians

The Springfield Indians remained
in second place in the Eastern divi-
sion of the American Hockey
League and the Lions continued
downhill last night as the Indians
nosed out the Lions, As, before
2,186 at Uline Arena. It was the
sixth loss of the season for the
Lions.
For two periods the battle was
close, but in the final the visitors
sounded the scoring buzzer. with
two quick goals.
Springfield scored first in the ini-
tial stanza when Leo Curick took
Bill Summerhill's pass and stroked
1t past Goalie Lou Crowds. Later
Defenseman Pat Wilson hit a waist
high screamer into the nets to even
matters for the Lions. Springfield
struck first again in the second
stanza when McAndrews scored un-
assisted and washington again tied
it up with Dick Mousseau's goal.
In the final session Paul Courteau
hit the nets after taking Summer
hills pass and Vernon Jones took
relays from Bill Warwick and Nor
man Burns to poke a fourth coun-
ter across.
Dan Porteous later skated through
the entire Springfield team to score
! but Q late Lion rally fell short.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
Fast Lafayette Team
Favored Over 6. W.
In Easton Game

EASTON, Pa, Oct. 30.-George
Washington found itself in its IA
miliar underdog role for today's
football game against Lafayette. 1t
was homecoming day here, with q
turnout Of 10000 expected to watch
the high-scoring Leopards IN action
against the Colonials.
G. w. and Lafayette have met
only once before on the gridiron
with the Leopards taking 28-0 win
In 1923.
The host team had the fancier
record going into today's game. with
victories over Fordham, Washington
and Jefferson :MuhlenbeFg. and
Bucknell, plus loss to Army. G. w.
upset Virginia Tech and Virginia,
but lost four other starts.
The Colonial squad arrived in
nearby Bethlehem by bus yesterday
and had a light workout. 1t will
stay over there again tonight and
make the return trip tomorrow.
Much of the G. w. offensive was
expected to be built around Andy
Davis, running, passing and defen-
sive star at tailback, and Jimmy
Kline, wingback who handles the
spinner and blocking assignments
Joe Buell., who has been used only
spottily as q backfield sub so far,
was due for more action today as
Coach 30 Rowland planned to rest
several injured players.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
Five years ago-Shut Out won
the Pimlico Special at Baltimore.
Dewitt Upsets st. Johns, 27-73;
GU. Prep Noses Out LoyoIo

but eked q 1881 victory at Garrett
Park to score its sixth consecutive
win. Only the lack of accurate
kickers in the final half prevented
Loyola from topping the Little
Hoyas from the ranks Of the un-
defeated.
Another Baltimore team also SUI
fered in District competition as st.
Adams swamped Friends Of Balti-
more, $50, on the st. Adams field.
In Baltimore, however, Gilman
School remained undefeated by
overwhelming Landon, 40. To
initiate the avalanch, Gilman scored
the first three times it had pos
session of the ball. Chamberlain
Vocational had little difficulty with
Woodward Prep, winning 1876, at
Anacostia, and Richard Montgom-
cry High defeated National Train
ing School, $50, on the losers grid
iron.
Bethesda Chevy Chase High won
Its fourth game In five starts, wal
Looping Frederick, 41-0, on B-CC
field, and last night in Alexandria
George Washington High whipped
a hapless Wilson High team, 800.
Gaithersburg defeated Sherwood,
1873. on the winners field as Sher-
woods Joe Cars 77-yard scoring
jaunt provided the games biggest
thrill.
At Falls Church last night, Lane
High of Charlottesville won, 25-9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30

Dewitt Prep gridrnen are a skep-
tical crew, inclinded to take their
reading menu with the proverbial
grain of salt. For example, they
didn't believe all. the pieces that
have been written lately about the
powerful st. Johns eleven. So,
Dewitt overcame q 1877 halftime
deficit yesterday at Bulls Field and
rolled on to upset the favored john
MES, 21-13.
st. Johns scored first in the
opener when Tom Clark dashed "a
yards OF tackle after George Weick-
err had bounced on a Dewitt tumble.
Joe Cardaci's kick added the extra
point. Unimpressed, Knute Nelson
ran the next kickoff back to st.
Johns is from his own 20, and Tom
Hunt took Kelly's pass to score. A
pass play from Bunny Wallace to
Quincy Waldron that covered SO
yards gave st. Johns 1877 advan-
tage as the half ended.
Bob Stewart launched the Dewitt
ofense in the third period, sprint
ing 40 yards to score and Frannie
Bates and Jim Reinhold stopped
Waldron behind his own goal to
rack up safety for Dewitt. A
Clark-to-Kelly pass in the final
period scored the final Dewitt touch
down.
Meanwhile, Georgetown Prep ran
into tartar in Loyola of Baltimore,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
10000 Pennsylvania
1rappers Are. Ready
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

HARRISBURG. Oct. 3o.-Penn-
sylvania's annual million-dollar
trapping business gets under way
Monday with the opening of the
skunk and raccoon season.
The State Game Commission said
today approximately 10000 trap
pers, many of them farm lads, will
lay out trap lines this year.
The season for both skunks ano
raccoons closes February /, 1919
Raccoons are limited to 80 a sea-
son, while skunks are unlimited.
The Game Commission predicted
that trappers will harvest hundreds
of thousands of furbearers this year
reaping a cash return OF from ont
to two million dollars, depending or
the market.
THE Keystone State has a much
larger fur industry than the average
citizen realizes" the commission
said.
1t said that Huskrats are by fal
the most plentiful and most sought
after. More than 100000 are taker
annually. Next comes the skunk
with an annual catch Of about
10000. Other catches total 12,00t
minks, $4,000 opossums, 100 beay.
ers, $4,000 raccoons, $4,000 weasels
70 to $4,000 RED foxes and IS t.
10000 grey foxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
Gibson Arrives to Point
For Bout With Moore

Light-heavyweight Lloyd Gibson
arrived here today to complete
training for his scheduled l0-round
feature against Archie Moore in the
boxing show at Turner's Arena
Monday night. Undefeated in four
years, the 23-year-old puncher hopes
to use victory over the veteran
Moore as q stepping stone to a
titular match against Champion
Freddie Mills.
Matchmaker Gabe Menendez has
arranged five four-round supporting
matches. Featherweight PIGGY
King will meet Teddy Harris of
Baltimore, Holly Minis boxes Jim
Bradley Of Baltimore in a middle
weight bout; Jackie Ford faces
Spike Graham, Nate Palmer meets
King Dave and the fifth match pits
Ben Harrison against Kid Susa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
BY the Assoeioied Press

BALTIMORE, Oct. 3o.-"Where1
we 60 from here with Citation?'
Calumet Farm strategists were ask.
ing themselves today.
Yesterday the refrain was III
Walk Alone" as the colt was &C
claimed 3-year-old turf champion In
the Plmlico Special. He had mopped
up every other contender so thor
oughly in winning II Of 10 races
this year that none even bothered
to show up for this sporting fixture
This concession to greatness left
Calumet Farms in somewhat OF
quandary about where to take Cita-
ton in quest Of handicap honors II
1949. The speedy son of Bull Lea.
Hydroplane II has been top horse
in his two years Of running.
He's through for this year and
now Calumet is torn between Flor.
ida and California.
No matter where Citation goes
there isn't much left for him to con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
High School Standings.
by Bill Fuchs

Anacostia's football team Is feel
ing very much like the man who
wants to move up to the apartment
above him, but finds it occupied
Coach zu Stewards Indians have
been winning steadily since their
loss to Central in the public high
school series, but SO has Central
Central strengthened its hold on
the upper story with 1877 assault
on Roosevelt yesterday, while Ana
costia's 26-12 victory over Western
kept the Indians within breathing
distance. Tech, with a 1914 win
grabbed third place as 1t dropped
Eastern to a tie with Western fol
fifth:
Anacostia, fielding the best team
in its history, dropped 25-12 deci-
sion. to Central four weeks ago ane
still is paying for it. Stewart now il
pinuing his hopes on Western tc
give Central its eviction notice.
Western has good club" Stew
art says. Those boys tackle well
and run well. We beat a good team
and I think 1t will give Central q
battle If it plays like it playec
against U.S."
Mitchell Is Tribes Star.
One of the big differences in the
two teams was the running anc
passing of Anacostia's star back
Bob Mitchell.
Western received a bad break
early when its star back, Wade Hub.
bard. had to leave the game with 9
broken collarbone. THAT didn't
help us a Bit" said Coach Fred
Multey, but we were out-mannec
anyway. You can't fight with BE
guns when they're shooting .22s."
The Raiders were after an upset
Before all the fans had filed in
Western had a 1910 lead. Dale
Summerbell ran towards to his 48