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Evening star., 1949-09-18
BY the Assoeioted Press

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ia
human gazelle named Clyde
(SmackoveC Scott raced 81 yards
through a bewildered Chicago
Bear defense tonight to give the
champion Philadelphia Eagles a
IA to victory in a National Foot
ball League preseason game at
Municipal Stadium.
A crowd of $4,000 saw the Bears
take a 7 to 0 lead in the first
period of the game sponsored by
the Philadelphia Inquirer Chari-
ties, Inc. Sid Luckman passed II
yards to George Gulyanics for the
Bear score and George Blanda
rookie quarterback from Ken
lucky, converted.
The Chicago touchdown held
up until the third period when
Tommy Thompson passed SO
yards to Neil Armstrong for a
six pointer. Cliff Patton con-
verted to tie the score.
Less than three minutes later
Thompson faxed a handoff to
Steve Van Buren and gave it to
Rookie Scott for the climax play
OF the game. Patton converted
again to give the Eagles a IA to
lead.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
Haefner Beats As
For White Sox, 8-5
BY the Associoied Press

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-THE
Chicago White Sox hit five
doubles. four singles and a triple
to defeat the Philadelphia Athlet-
les, 8 to S. today in the final game
between the two clubs this sea-
son. The AS used three pitchers.
Mickey Haefner received credit
for his first victory over Phila-
delphia after four previous de-
feats. Marino Pieretti took over
in the ninth when Philadelphia
scored once and saved the game
Dave Philley's triple, Cass
Michaels' single and Johnny Os-
trowski's double led to two Chi
cago runs in the first inning while
they scored twice more in the
third on Luke Appling's double, q
walk to Michaels and Ostrowski's
second two bagger.
Michaels' second single, a walk
la fielder's choice. an outfield fly
and Eddie Malone's double was
good for three more Chicago runs
in the fifth while Appling's second
two bagger and an Ostrowsk
single was good for another
counter in the sixth.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
Redskins 7-Point Underdoqs
In Battle Today WhhPockers

whole. than he dared hope for at
the start of training. Whether
they will continue to improve
enough to challenge seriously the
Eagles is something else again.
With Sammy Baugh nursing a
bruised rib, Harry Gilmer will do
most OF the master -minding' to-
morrow. There's a slight chance
Tommy Mont will get a crack at
it, too, but it is almost negligible
because Of Mont's value on de-
tense. The absence of Laurie
Niemi and Len Szafaryn, who can
play if needed, but could use the
rest, will not help the line. Whel-
chel would prefer to have them
ready for the opening league game
against the Cardinals a week from
tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
IBucs' Five-Run Rally
Keeps Brooklyn From
Gaining on Cardinals
BY the Associated Press

PIT T S BU R G H, Sept. IL
Brooklyn's waning pennant hopes
took another serious dip today
when the suddenly ferocious Pitts
burgh Pirates handed them an
other heavy blow with a To lick.
ing. The victory enabled the BUGS
to sweep the two-game series.
A five-run assault on relief
Pitcher Erv Palica in the seventh
inning snapped % tie and pre-
vented the Brooks from cutting
into league-leading st. Louis two
and half-game margin. Wally
Westlake's triple with the bases
loaded featured the big inning.
Murry Dickson. Pittsburgh's lit
tie righthander, handcuffed the
Dodgers with five hits to register
his ninth victory. his second of
the season over Brooklyn. He was
in serious trouble only once. That
was in the top of the seventh when
the Dodgers tied the score at 20
on two hits and a fielder's choice.
With runners on first and third
and nobody out. Dickson forced
Gil Hodges to hit into a double
play as Jackie Robinson held third.
Carl Furillo grounded out to end
the threat.
Palica, who had replaced starter
Jack Banta in the fourth. filled
the bases in the Pirates half of
the seventh on a single by Stan
Rojek, walk and Johnny Hopp's
safe bunt. Ralph Kiner, who went
hitless in four times at bat, popped
up. but Westlake cleared the bases
with his three-base blast. A single
by Monte Basgall and Clyde Nc
Cullough's triple accounted for
two more runs.
The Pirates drew first blood
when Hopp homered in the first,
and made it 20 in the second on
doubles by Pete Catiglione and
Basgall. Johnny Jorgensen's sin
gle, a base on balls and a pair of
errors by Hopp gave the Dodgers
a run In the fourth.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
.ViNanova Crushes
Texas A. & NJ, $50
BY the Associoted Press

COLLEGE STATION, Tex,
Sept. 17.-Iron- -f1sted Villanova
slashed a $50 defeat on Texas
A. and M. tonight-the worst
licking an 'Aggie football team
has suffered in 18 years.
The great Wildcat line ham,
mered the Cadets numerically
and the driving Villanova backs
made mince meat of the Aggie
guards and tackles.
A. and M. fumbled to set up
three of the tourchdowns, inter-
fered with a pass on another and
an Aggie back detected a pass to
help Villanova to the fifth score.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
Quuntico
Continued from Page B-1)

the sidelines. Roger Neel of the
Gobblers stopped the Marines only
temporarily when he knocked
Greco out of bounds on the 8.
Three plays later on fourth down
Goodman squeezed through the
line for his touchdown.
A pass interference penalty
helped the Gobblers get barely
past midfield after the kickoff. but
they were stopped without a seri-
GUS threat and punted to the Ma
rine IA. The Marines promptly
struck with three plays earning a
score early in the second period.
Benny Moore started an 86-yard
drive with a cutback through the
line that ate up As yards, and
Flores passed to McElroy on the
Tech %. On the next play, Am
brogi started through left tackle,
was trapped and lateralled to King
who slipped right down the middle
for a touchdown.
The Gobblers were kept deep in
their territory after taking an
other kickoff. with Goodman being
thrown for a 25-yard loss while
attempting to pass. Dick Kuhn's
punt was taken by Benny Moore
on Techs IS and carried almost
all the way back. but Wingo made
an excellent tackle to stop him on
the 6. Three plays later King
stepped unopposed around left end
for the third straight Marine
touchdown.
After that the Gobblers man
aged to get back in the game. A
roughing penalty helped them
across midfield. and two passes
from Goodman to Oren Hopkins
carried to the Marine five. Good
man completed the work by sneak
ing the final two yards.
,.,. .na.. ynnt'I. yirsinis Tssh; Tsa'cr w.cbt.r
Left tackles: Herman, Stultz.
Left guards: Beard, Lawler. kits.
Centers: Ittner: Smith, Church.
Risht tackles: Kuhn, Hun.
Right end: Casio.
Backs: Goodman. Wingo. Neel collum'
Fisher. Ratli1, Hansrote, Frederick, Webb,
Boyles.
Quantico Marines.
Left ends: McElroy, Leach, Strauss.
Left tackles: Beard, Abrahams, Ksycew-
Left guards: wimberg, Stephenson,
Beeler. Steele, Eysenbach.
Centers: Jesse, Lawrence. Parsons.
Right guards: Norem, Hunt, Santilio,
Phillips.
Right tackles: Prather, Jones. Gigli.
Right ends: Raasmann.- McGinty:
Backs: Flores, King, Moore. Ambrogi.
Greco. Johnson, Bott, Terrell. Russell.
Long. Plank, Hamden. Romankowski. Ne
gri. Robb, Maiden, Turnipseed, Grabow-
sky.
yiisinia Tech g = 7 o-ll44
v p. I. touchdowns: Casio tpass from
Goodman). Goodman, Points after touch-
touchdowns: Russell, King t2,. McElroy
(pass from Russelll Ambroei tpass from
Flores. Points after touchdown; Eysen-
bach (3) placements.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
Mats
Continued from Page B-1.)


double. Vernon's single and Jim
Hegan's deep fly to center.
Keltner's double scored Dolby
from first base in the seventh
and Cleveland hoisted the score
to its final proportions in. the
eighth On Vernon's double and
singles by Mitchell and Boudreau
NAT NOTES: Paul Calvert
(6-15) and Sid Hudson 7-16)
will face Detroit's Trucks 07-10)
and Newhouser 16-1O in g. to-
days double-header at Griffith
Stadium Calvert has lost IL
straight games the Mats closed
their campaigning against Cleve-
land with a 9-13 record.
Robinson's homer was the Mats
77th of the season. eight short
Of the all-time Washington mark
set in 1888 the Mats have lost
So Of their last "a games in
his last six games Robinson has
Evening star., 1949-09-18
Games TomorroY
Red Sox Keep Pennant
Hopes Alive by ; 10 z
Victory Over ST. Louis
BY the Asseeioted Press

BOSTON. Sept. 17.-Although
limited by right-hander Cliff
Fannin to five hits, three Of them
doubles, the Boston Red Sox de-
feated the St. Louis Browns, 80,
today for their 18th consecutive
home victory.
Joe Dobson gave the Brownies
nine hits as he chalked up his
18th victory against II losses to
keep his pennant-hopeful forces
two and a half games behind the
New York Yankees.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
OIiveri, ProuIx Meeting
For Public Links Title

Andy Oliveri and Fred Proulx
will meet for the District Public
Links golf title in an 18-hole
match at East Potomac today
starting at l o'clock.
Oliveri will be seeking his fourth
municipal title and Proulx his
first in the delayed title match.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
Regatta Results
MIDGET ouTBoARDS.

First heat: 11Annthilator ~ 4 Don Whit iLt
let t,na Lts s.s.lyep silye5 NJ o1F Eesnoa J
shakeshaft White Plains. NY: b-Buzser.
Irving Bartlett, Little Silver. NJ. Speed,
1883 m.p.h.
ssiorPofe: seat seq; bsas1eF spesd
34.72 m.p.h.
ls5 Total points Aanihilssor seo .s.2 gssp
CLASS A oUTBoARDs.
First heat: Peg. GIL Peterman. NAL
sseIsIm9snto; I9Sa Calf; ny BABY, nesN oYy
Cab Waller. Avon. Conn; -5-D-3s. j.
Wotowitz, Hartford, Conn. Speed. 42.595
n.p.h.
sas s.bs R. s4.7 Bsf Bsby Rpf Rg bunssI MsS
s;T; { Dawson w.shinsson. Speed, 1875
M; T sb, De5 asS Tss nss s5s &c., Ras % b BsS 1s ss
CLASS, B ,oUTBoARDs;
Glen a1,a.f Head Z; ~ W% ROus snesR Greech
Hempstead. N. Y; 4-Ram u, HerbeFt
ysskson n; Eiehmena; 5wE:Ss 5Js WI W,hIl
4M6. .6 g. 4; Ppyf sMPlyins Ns Scot VII vic Scott
Levittown. NY Speed. 1921 m.p.h.
Tossl points Rsa wsso ssS 500; 500 y 90 4 4es
Class Outboards.
First heat: 1-Dodo, Ben Jsnkowski;
1-U. s.-4, Doug Creech; 3-Flying Scot
vic scott Ser ss.tra. IKE Fss Hss
anAisUe. mond. Speed 5a.a5B5s @ m.D.h. '''' '''''
rlyinE Scot yin; Pig, John MoSranin,
ElwoSd City Pa Pa; 5UPe1o' en9' Joseph scapes'
Total points: Dodo. 700; U. s.-4. 700
tDodo wins nrst on better time): Flying
Class r Outboards.
H. s.s caese heat Point sus podo EP Massr 9sn,
kowski; sSFlyins Scot MI, VIC Scott; A.
q. s.-4, Doug Creech; 5-P-10. Joseph
scapes, Pittsburgh. Speed, 50.547 m.ph.
m sesona % hs.t s4 4asss Dsphns yns Hsudsss ssss
MS. waveriy. N. z. Speed. 49.42s m.p.h.
Total points: loS Dodo, 700; Films seot,
s25-Cubic. Inch Hydroplanes tDiv. u.
First hest: l-Lazy Day. Carl Widen der,
Frank Foulke, Essex, Md; 3o-We.do,
.n NoHs Bank j. SPEED sss
60.06 m.p.h.
XII f.esna ess. a1,s seed pas soGs
Third heat to be run today.
First heat: Miss Round Bay, WIN.
Reimuller, Severna Park, Md; Costa
Eott. EossS B Rsy y4s shay Hamilton Ontario.
s,cSmSnd ss, cosss hets ser!y s: Mss
Round Bay. Speed, 54.s7s m.p.h.
Third heat to be run today.
Er,. hat. 1EIiio In. Van n,.,ck.
rrseport. n r; aNMercSrs. Oliver Elan.
Ashland. Ky; $50 Long, Lou Faseol,
'ss; sscond NJ heat Stet to Se'sn Be run Today: Today.
1s5.cubie-inch HydrepIanes.
sca y.nsnor nsa ssse 5.prs
Collins, Collins NorfoiE: 4-Tommy Boy. Joe Pal
Keasler. Concord. N. c. Speed, 5s.13s
second heat; 1-shootins Star; 2
doodle. 600; Tommy Boy. 3s4.
ss,sS,n Fsasol, Rent. .; 5Esueh Crust i. bsS b
1T:.ssr Depot n ss, esotss s.,
Thorne. Chicago. speed. 1881 mp
Seetie's hrst lap speed OF S3.1S new cur
lap record.
o1-cubic-inch Hydroplanes.
p.,.I,su1s heat r. psst s. W.sss GsSsE Row
land, solomons. Nd. 3-Furious, Htran
briggs, Havre deGraee, Nd. Speed, 4oe4s
m.p.h.
Second heat: DRAGON; Furious
Scat Speed. 37.91 m;p.h.
Total points: Dragon, 500; Furious
faster time).
Pacific One-designs.
First heat: Here's Ne, william Tie
man, Wyoming, Del: 2-Maggie ", Fran.
els Weyandt Dover, Del; 3-Katydid
william Durr, Dover. Speed, 46.22s
m.p.h.
did; 3-Masgie v Speed, 45.2O3 m.p.h
Total points; Here's Me, 800; Maegi,
v. ss5: Katy1e' 525 tMasgie v. secont
Evening star., 1949-09-18

Totals "a 724 s Totals "a 2710
Grounded out for Higbe in 9th.
New York -------- 600 oil OOO-g
Chicago - O20 600 O2x-4
Runs-Lockman. Thomson, Sauer, Cav.
aretta, Reich, Owen. Errors-Rigney,
Terwilliger t2), Smalley. owen. Williams.
Runs batted in-Terwilliser, Ramazzotti.
Marshall. Sauer, Leonard. Two-base hits
Jedcoat. Thomson. Home run - Sauer.
Double plays-Cavaretta to Smalley, Reich
to Smalley, Gordon to Irwin. Left on bases
New York, Z; Chicago g. Bases on balls
on Leonard. .: Koslo, >; off Hisbe. /.
Struck out-By Leonard, 5; by Schmitz,
]; by Koslo, 4. Hits-Of Leonard, Z
in SO innings; off schmitz. o in q in.
ming; of Koslo, 9 in Z innings tfaced
three batters In sth); of Higbe. l in
/ inning. Wild pitch-Leonard. Passed
ball-Owen. Winning pitcher-Leonard
G-l6). Losing pitcher = Koslo t9-13l,
Umpires-Messrs. Warneke, Stewart and
Conlan. Time Of game-2:O3. Attend.
ance-Q 400
Evening star., 1949-09-18
Pennunt Races
AMERICAN IEAGI,F

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games To
N. Club b.. " I; Pst Psssts Behind. Play
Boston - IS IS .s15 2h II
Remaining Schedules.
New York-Home (1o) Boston, 3; Phila.
delphia, 3: Cleveland, Q: CHICAGO, 2. Awa5
"a Boston, Q: Washinston, 3
Boston-Home 90 New York. 2; Cleve.
land. 2: ChicaEo. 1. Away s) Washington
3; New York, 3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games To
8. Club: "; I; Pct Behind. Play
Brooklyn - ss "a $50 ga IL
Remaining Schedules.
st. Louis--Home (Sl Chicago, 2: Phila.
delphia. 3; BROOKLYN, 8. Away t5) Pitts
bursh; z; chisago: 80, ,su.s..., T..
Away u0) Philadelphia, 2; Boston, 2
Chicaso, q: At. Lopis, 3.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
Cards Defeated,
But Retain Lead
As Dodgers Lose
By the Associated Press

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 17.-Bill Vol
selle allowed nine hits while his
teammates got only five. but they
were enough for the Boston
Braves to take a 4-to-2 victory
from the st. Louis Cardinals to-
day.
The Redbirds' lead over the
Brooklyn Dodgers nevertheless re-
mained two and a half games as
the Dodgers took a beating from
the Pittsburgh Pirates, 7 to 2.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
Sunday @af Sports d9ers Flag Hopes Fade Pirates VIM
Cubs 7 rim Giants With Homer
BY Souer, Leonord's HurIinq

Will Marshall flied deep to allow
Lockman to cross the plate.
Leonard. struck on the left knee
by Billy Rigney's hard grounder
in the ninth, was forced to retire,
but Schmitz got the next two men
out to strand Rigney on second.
Evening star., 1949-09-18

Totals 80 "a 7 Totals 26 ~ IL
Singled for Sullivan in 5th.
Ran for Lehner in 7th.
Walked for Anderson in 9th.
sRan for Lollar in 9th.
fLined out for Fannin in 9th.
1T Louis 01O 100 00o-s
Boston - O2O OO1 O0x-3
Runs-sievers t2). stephens. Zarilla,
Goodman. Errors-None. Runs batted In
-Kokos, Goodman (2), Moss, Stringer.
Two-base hits-Sievers, Kokos. zarilla.
Goodman. Stringer. Stolen bases-Dil-
linger, Sullivan. Sacrifices-Dobson co.
Double plays-Spence to Priddy, Goodman
to Stephens to Goodman (2), Stringer to
Stephens to Goodman, Williams to String.
er. Left on base-St. Louis, 7; Boston, 10.
Bases on balls-Of Dobson. A. of Fan
min, O. Struck out-By Dobson, 5; by
Fannin, 2. Winning pitcher-Dobson 13-
ID. Losing pitcher = Fanning S-12).
Grteve and Honochick. Time Of game
2:f7. ,Attendance-17.467 tpaid).
Evening star., 1949-09-18

Totals 81 5 "A
Grounded out for Palica in Sth.
Brooklyn - 600 100 100
Pittsburgh ITO 900 50X-7
Runs-Reese. snider. Rojek. saf1ell,
Hopp ca, Westlake, Castiglione, Basgall.
Errors-Banta. Hermanski, Hopp (2) Dick
son. Runs batted in-Hopp. Basgan 2),
Hermanski, Westlake t3!: McCullough.
Two-base hits Casttglione. Basgall.
Three-base hits-Westlake, Mccullough.
Home run-Hopp,. Sacrifice-Robinson.
Double play-Castiglione to Basgall to
burgh, s. Bases on ,balls-off Banta, l.;
on Dickson. 1; of Palica. .. Struck out
BY Dickson, 8; by Palica. 4: by Hatton.
OF Palica. 6 in 80 innings; OF Hatton.
in l inning. Winning pitcher-Dickson
umpiresdoTliek ssiIsnfant snd sapI
Time-2:O3. Attendance-14.s42.
Evening star., 1949-09-18

Totals "a 10 81 IL Totals 80 927 IA
'Singled for Shantz in 9th
Chicago ~ 2O2 O31 OOO-S
Philadelphia - lO2 900 Ol1-5
Runs-Philley. Appling t2), Michaels
90, Ostrowski. Kress, Joost (2), valo
Fox, Guerra. Error-Joost. Runs batted
in-Appling, Ostrowski a., Valo, White
81. krsnich Malone tS). Astroth. Two
Malone. Appling t2). Three-base hits
Philley, Valo. sacrifces-Haefner. Kress
Double plays - Appling to Michaels to
oases-Chicago. 10; Philadelphia. z Bases
on balls-Of Scheib. .; OF Harris, 4:
of Haetner. 3; of Shantz, 3; on Pier
etti. !. Struck out-By Harris, !: by
Haetner. .; by shantz. . Hits-On Haef-
ner 9 in s1s innings; of Pieretti. in
q inning; off scheib. in ga innings
of Harris, in innings; OF Shantz,
in rs. Hit by pitcher-By Haefner
tShantz). Winning pitcher-Haefner O.
81. Losing pitcher-Scheib 9-12).
Evening star., 1949-09-18

Errors-Goliat, stallcup Runs-sisler.
Ennis. Seminick. Jones Runs batted in
Seminick t2). Jones. Goiiat. Two-base
hits-Ennts. Jones. Merriman. Home run
l--Seminick. Sacradce-Wehmeier. Dou-
bases-Philadelphia, 5; Cincinnati Z.
Bases on balls-on Meyer. 4; OF Weh-
meier ]: Struck out-By Meyer. .. Hit
BY. pitcher-By Wehmeier (Nicholson)
Winning pitcher-M1yer 14-S). Losing
pitcher--Wehmeier 11-1O. Umpires-
Goetz. Jorda, Bogsess. Time-1:54. At
Evening star., 1949-09-18
Major League Standings and Schedules
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
Cleveland. s; Wash, 3
New York, 3: Detroit, 4
Boston. 8: st. Louis, 2
Chicago, s; Phila., B.
Games Today
Detroit at Wash. G)
1870.
81. Louis at Phila. t")
Cleveland at New York
Chicago at Boston.
Games Tomorrow
Cleveland at New York
St. Louis at Phila. ,(n0,
Only Games.
Evening star., 1949-09-18

Safe on Berardinos error for Haynes
! in 9th
| Cleveland " 102 0O2 120-S
Washington 21O 600 OOO-3
Runs batted in-Doby. Robinson 2).
Yost, Gordon: Vernon Hegsn. Keltner
I2l. Mitchell. Boudreau. Two-base hits
Dolby, Kennedy, Keltner. Vernon. Home
run-Robinson. Double plays-Kozar and
Robinson; Gordon and Vernon; Boudreau,
ans g. aet Bases
balls-Of Bearden, 4 struck out-By
Harris. A. by Bearden, /. Hits-On Har-
ris, IA In rs innings: OF Haynes, 2 in
| 1ls innings. Passed ball-Hegan. Win
ming. pitcher-Bearden (S-S). Loser
Harris abb.
Evening star., 1949-09-18

Runs-R. Elliott, sisti (2), Crandall,
Musial, Northey.. Runs batted in--Holmes,
Hise sf.er ss nSrthss NsrtSs2 e.
Home run-Northey. Sacrihce-Holmes
Double play-stanky to Ryan to Fletcher.
Left on bases-Boston, 2; st. Louis, g..
!. Struck out-By voiselle, 2: BY Brazle,
l: by Wilks, 2; by Staley. 2. Hits-on
erazle, , in y innings; of Wiiks. in
Hit by pitcher-By Brazle (R. Elliott
Passed ball-Crandall. Winning pitcher
Voiselle T-O. Losing pitcher-Bra azle
Evening star., 1949-09-18
NATIONAL

Results Yesterday
Boston, 4; St. Louis, .
Pitts. 7; Brooklyn, ..
Chicago, 4: New York, 2
Phila., A.; Cinci., 0.
Games Today
Phila. at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Pitts. t21
Boston at Cincinnati ca
Games Tomorroy
Brooklyn e Chicago,
Phila. at St. Louis IN. }
New York at Pitts. (n.)
Only Games.
Evening star., 1949-09-18

Totals 35 e27 10
Popped out for Wilks in 7th.
tran for Garasiola in 9th.
walked for Staley in 9th.
soston ------------ O3O 900 1OO-4
it. Louis -- 010 900 010-2
Evening star., 1949-09-18

Totals 81 524 8
Evening star., 1949-09-18

Totals "a lO2711 Totals 80 92714
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-05-06

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ar JUS einate ar neinate j bazny-
cla If j katra bazny6ia, cia ME
kas neklaus, uz kuriuos asmenis
balsuotumet renkant Lietuvos
Perkelta j TIA pusl. J
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Reikia vienOs
organizacijos
Mintxs
Mintys, tautines sroves seimui artejant

kelioniu islaidos, vietoj keleriu...
zodziu sakant, daug energijos
atsipalaidos tiesioginiam darbui
nuo formalumu, kurie nera vel
kimo tikslas.
Nuns viena organizacija rel
kalinga ne kovai SUI -. buvusia
opozicija buvusiai Lietuvos SAN
tvarkai, - O dabarties ir ateities
tautiniam darbui, kuri is dalies
dirbsime sutartinai SUI kitomis
srovemis (kaip Lietuvos islaisvi-
nimo bel tremtiniu gelbejimo
darbaD, is dalies palenktyniau-
dami su jomis kitose lietuvisko
veikimo srityse.
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SenieM ir naujien
talka :.

Naujai atvykstancios visuo-
meninio veikimo jegos savaime
sklrstosi pc ivarias esamas or
ganizacijas pagal tai, kurios yra
artimesnes ju isitikinimams, ju
paziuroms. Tiesa, yra bandymu
sudaryti ir bendrus naujai atvy-
kusiu burelius, kurie stengiasi
patalkininkauti visiems, neatsi-
zvelgiant j cia esama srovini pa
slsklrstyma. Bet matome, kad
tai nesulaiko naujai atvykusiuiu
nuo lsiliejimo j srovines organi-
zaclJas. lr nera reikalo stengtis
sulaikyti ta, kas national yra
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Painus yra ke|ias ! |aisve...
JONAS MESKUITIS

lsslsklrti draugiskai. Man nebuvo isskaciavimo
gautlnal nutraukti visus titus, nes = atsarga
gedos nedaro
Nlekas mano nauju planu nezinojo ir istaigo-
Je tose permainose taip pat maza kas susigaude
Negaves jokio formalaus atleidimo ar paskyrimo
nauJose pareigose, dar suskubau pratesti savo
tarnybos dokumenta, mes tas dokumentas sudaro
vlsq kitu dokumentu pagrinda, o kas svarbiausia
kellone gelezinkeliais SUI tokiu dokumentu buvo
tlk puse kanos. O man juk reikejo vaziuoti . .
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LlETUVIU KALBOS VADOVO AUTORIUS
ATSVENTE SO METU JUBILIEJU

Prof. Pranas Skardzius, Ii
nomas lietviu kalbos zinovas
siuo metu Tuebingeno universe
tete skaitas paskaitas, nesenai
atsvente savo gyvenimo SO me-
tu jubilieju. Jubiliejaus pamine-
Jimas ivyko Kirchentellinsfur-
tie, kur susirinko ellie lituanistu
lr artimQjq draugQ. Ia pacia
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proga buvo prisimintas visas
prof. Prano Skardziaus darbu
baras ir palinketa ateity dar ne
maziau laimeti. Kaip zinia, siuo
metu prof. P. Skardzius dau-
giausiai dirba prie Lietuviu
Kalbos Vadovo, kuris jau att
Quotas spaustuvei.