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land indians and Boston Red Sox
won their games as the Yankees
retained their American League
lead of five and a half games eve"
the Indians.
Allie Reynolds, VINO has suddenly
found the secret of finishing games,
not only went the route for the
second straight time, but shut out
the st. Louis Browns, So Joe Di-
Maggie and Gene Woodling drove
in two runs apiece.
Bob Lemon won his 10th game
for the Indians and rookie short
stop Ray Boone drove in three runs
with home run and long fly as
the Tribe won its ninth game in
the last 10 starts with a I'll vic
tory over the Philadelphia Ath-
letlcs The slumping AS dropped
their sixth in row.
ice Dobson pitched the Red Soy
to their eighth straight victory as
Joe McCarthy's forces turned back
the Detroit Tigers, So. Al Zarilla
cracked a two-run homer for the
victors. The triumph advanced the
Bosox to within half game of the
third place Mackmen.
Three bases on balls, an error by
Eddie Robinson and George Met
koyich's bases loaded single gave
the Chicago White SoX four runs
in the third inning and helped them
defeat the Washington Senators,
90. Sam Mele batted in both SEN
ator runs.
All games were played at night.
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SEALS BEAT
RAINIER5 BY
FOUR TO One
By JIM BACON

Pitcher Jack Salveson of the
Hollywood Stars has sure fire
formula for winning his own bail
game.
The formula-slam a homer with
the bases loaded. Salveson did just
that Thursday night in the 10th
inning at Sacramento as the stars
walloped the Solons to 5. 1t ended
an eight-game winning streak for
the sizzling Solons.
In other Thursday night Pacific
Coast League play, Portland's busy
Rcavers beat the hapless Los An
geles Angels 4 TIC 2; San Diego out
slugged Oakland 10 to IL and San
Francisco leat Seattle to l.
Roy Helser pitched a six-hitter
to enable the Beavers to make it
two straight over the cellar-dwell-
ing Angels He whitfield nine
Con Dempsey won his tenta
game as against nine losses in
the Seals victory 1t ended the
Rainiers' winning streak under
their new acting manager at one.
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. sjslA Cos
q 80 - -
NEW50M IS
APPARENTLY
OUT OF B. B.

WASHINGTON, July 15-lR--
The future is not too bright to-day
for Louis (Bobo) Newcom-but the
aging, blooper- pitching ball player
knows his way around.
What's going to happen to Bobo
suspended by the Chattanooga
Lookouts of the Southern Associa-
ton yesterdays going to have to
be decided by someone other than
Clark Griffith.
Griffith, owner of the Washing
ton Senators and their Chahtta-
nooga fam club, said last night
that the right-hander's action in
refusing to accompany the Look
outs on a trip to Little Rock has
finished him with our organiza-
tons "
Old Boto, reported to be Al years
CID, or therea.outs, has baseballs
worst case Of itchy feet.
He has been in and out of the
big time since 1929 working for
eight major league teams. He was
with the washington Senators on
four different occasions.
Whether he continues in baseball
Or not, Griffith said, sis no concern
Of mine" That puts Newcom's fu-
ture up to Newcom and if he
doesn't find buyer he's finished
in baseball, possibility Griffith
regards as a probability.
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HEiNTzLEMAN,
S0UTHpAW, IS
SHOWING THEM
By JOE REICHLER

Boston's Billy Southworth
couldn't see Ken He.ntzelman when
ne selected his All-Star pitchers.
Southworth has nothing on the bat
tiers. They can't see him either.
The 33-year-old southpaw, who is
making a contender of the once
feeble Philadelphia Phillies, is
pitching the best ball in the Ma
tional League.
He is tied for most victories with
II. He has lost only three. Man
ager Eddie Sawyer hates to think
where his fourth place Phils would
be Without him.
Heintzelman further embarrassed
Southworth last night when he
pitched the Pills to a 10 victory
over Max Lanier and the Cardinals
for his third shutout.
His 18th victory, which inciden-
tally tied his best previous WIN
ming total, resulted when outfielder
Del Ennis crashed his 18th home
run with one out in the last half
of the ninth The victory advanced
the Phils to within one game OF
the Braves, who were beaten by
the Cubs, 80.
REDBIRDS DROP
The defeat dropped the Redbirds
game and a half behind the
Dodgers, who nosed out the Gin
cinnati Reds, 6-5, in 10-inning
struggle after tying the score in
the ninth with two runs. A single
by Mary Rackley and a douSle by
Billy Cox, both off relief pitcher
Ewell Blackwell, gave the Dodgers
their seventh straight victory over
the Reds at Ebbets Field.
Dutch Leonard, the Cubs hard
luck knuckleballer, finally won a
close one. At that, he had to bat
in the winning run himself with a
single in the eighth. The blow
scored Frank Cuisine and broke a
% tie. vern Bickford, trying for
his 18th victory for the Braves,
was charged with his fifth defeat
ONE RUN MARGINS
Johnny Mize clouted his 14th
home run with one on in the first
inning to lead the New York Giants
to 4-3 triumph over the Pitts
burgh Pirates. All National League
games thus ended in one-run mar
gins.
The New York Yankees, Cleve-
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for new steam coil in oil storage
tank, ETC., at the Federal and Ter
ritoria1 Building, Juneau, Alaska. in
strict accordance with the specifica-
tions dated PB-DIv-8, March 10,
1949 and drawings df any mem
toned therein; and the general,
conditions dated Sept. Is, 1912. And
addendum thereto dated May Is,
1914. Specifications and other data
may be had at the office Of the GUS
todian of the building or the office
of the Division Engineer, or Public
Buildings Administration, Room No.
507, Lemon Building, Washington,
d. c. L. W. Friberg, Division En-
gineer.
First publication, july Is, 1919.
Last publication, July II, 1919.
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American League
LEADERS in B. B.

Leaders in the major league!
through games of yesterday are:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting Robinson, Brooklyn
1862; Schoendienst, st. Louis. .33l
Runs Batted In = Robinson
Brooklyn, Sc; Hodges, Brooklyn, 90
Home Runs = Kiner, Pittsburgh
%; Gordon, New York, 16.
Pitching -Sewell, Pittsburgh, SO
1000; Roe, Brooklyn, 81, ans
Lomcardi and Chambers, Pitts
burgh, Al, 800.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Batting-Kell, Detroit, .344; Di-
Maggie, Boston, -343.
Runs Batted In-Stephens, Bos-
ton, 81; Williams. Boston, &c.
Home Runs-Williams and Step
hens, Boston, 20.
Pitching - Reynolds, New York
1O-1, SOC; Wynn, Cleveland, 6-l
.857.
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6-RIT GAME GIVES
LEGION WIN OVER
MOOSE, SCORE 20

In game that saw 10th teams
collect but three hits each, the Lee
gion took tightly fought game
from the Moose by the score of
2 to 0.
The Moose hits were singles in
the first, fourth and seventh frames
by Selmer, j. Magorty and For
sythe. 1t was singles the Legion
got with them coming in the first
by Cope, in the second by j. Mel
sen and by Metcalfe in the sixth.
The Legion went by scoreless il
the first inning to score one run in
the second The first two men up
in the second, Kristan and Notar
were thrown out at first and struck
out. Bradford walked, then scored
from a stolen second on j. Mel
sens single into right field. E. Mel
sen was out at first on the throw
fiom Forsythe and the team took
the bench.
The repeated single tally inning
came in the third for the Legion
Alfred and Rollison got to first on
balls with Cope out at first on the
throw from Sheppard. The second
out came on a beautiful play with
Phelps hitting the dirt to get Met
calfe's grounder. Phelps rolled and
made a quick flip to Walker barely
in time to catch Metcalfe on the
throw. Alfred scored from third on
the play.
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IA IN, IS OUT ON
PAN AM FLIGHTS

Fourteen passengers arrived and
Is departed on Pan American Ar
ways flights yesterday as follows.
From Seattle: M Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs A. F. Dworak, E. w.
Grafton, Ralph Johansen, Frank
Longo, MacKay Malcolm, Eleanor
Marshall, Ralph Mize, Minnie Stew !
art, Grin Stratton, Irene Stratton,
Doris Stratton, W. r. Turner.
To Seattle: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Rogers, A. w. Lewis, Yves Kimm,
Anna Kretschmar, Ruth Bader,
Dorothy Farrell, Andrew Bjorgen,
E. A. Gidlof, j. David Ramsay,
Victor Manson, I. Platt, Pauline
Hurja, Marijane Hurja, Stephan
Elias.
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hatted for Craig in the seventh.
~ hatted for Vuille in the seventh
SUMMARY-Left on basis: Le-
gion 4, Moose 5;double plays: Shep-
gard to Walker to Selmer; first OH
errors: E. Nielsen; first on balls
off Alfred 8, off Sheppard 4;
struck out, by Alfred 6, by Shep-
gard S; umpires: Houston and E
Hagerup.
Game tonight is between tbs
Elks and Moose at $3.50 o'clock.
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LAST WORD

After the An-,oia- baseball game
in Brooklyn Tuesday, some one
asked Charley Segar, National
League publicitor. rs this game
supposed to be played for or by old
time ball players Maybe the
answer should have been that It
was a benefit for the fresh error
fund. Anyway, the National
Leaguers wanted to win in the
worst way; instead they lost in the
worst way.
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H0SpIIAL NOTES

Chester Jacbobs and Mrs. j. Par
menter were admitted to st. AIMS
hospital yesterday.
Discharged were Michael Ricke
and Mrs. Neil Moore and baby boy
Admitted to the Government hos
pital were Frederick Bennett OIL
Hoonah and Lilly Yarkon OF Jul
neau. Discharged were Maynelle
Benson and baby girl.
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SCHWINN BIKES at MAD2EN'S.

Federal Works Agency, Public
Buildings Administration, Office of
The Division Engineer, 1913 U. S.
Court House, Seattle 4, Washington,
JUL C, i949-S Sealed bids. in tripli-
cate. will be received at this office
until 3 pm, July 20, l949 and then
publicly opened, for furnishing the
materials, and performing the work
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DIVORCE APPLICATION

Margaret M Brenn, represented
by Attorney M. E. Monagle. yes
terday filed suit for divorce from
Monte M. Brenn, charging nom
support.
The Brenns were married Feb
ruary 20, 1885, in Yuma, Ariz.
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MRS. ROBT. S. BRAGAW
DIES IN SUMNER, WASH

Mrs. Robert S. Bragaw, formerly
a resident of Anchorage, died in
Sumner, Wash, July 3.
She is survived by her husband,
formerly a member of the Terri
torial Senate Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Bragaw we're active in Anchorage
affairs until they left Alaska a
few years ago to make their home
near Seattle. For many years prior
to the time the Anchorage Public
Utilities became municipality own
ed, Mr.. Bragaw was company Sec
rotary treasurer.
The total land area OF the United
States is 2 OFT 1913 square miles,
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oNE-MrNUTE SPORTS PAGE

ONE-MINUTE SPORTS PAGE
Top price for the Ezzard Charles
Gus Lesnevich fight in New York
will be $3.50. In Philly Robinson
and Gavilan fought for a $l2.5C
top Maybe they're charging
by the pound
Locks Ike the Red Sox figure
they may need help in a hurry
later in the season. They shifted
pitcher Windy Mccall to Louisville
and persuaded Seattle to deliver
Sammy White, the $4,000 rookie
catcher, ahead of schedule SO he
could go to the same club
Chick Evans won the Western Open
Golf Championship in 1910 and
hasn't missed che since, though he
never repeated.
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vii BASEBALL

Final scores of games played last
night in the WILL are:
Bremerton IL; Tacoma 3.
Wenatchee 5; Salem 4.
Victoria IL; Vancouver 10 Go in
nings).
Spokane IL; Yakima 9.
The inland water area in the
United States is 45,250 square miles
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Natural Bridge. near Lexington,
Va, actually is the remains OF a
roof Of an underground tunnel or
cave through which Cedar Creek
once flowed.
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MIR I'M Al

Vienas kitas clevelandietis
skaitytojas teiraujasi, kode
DIRVOJE ne visada yra prane.
Sinai apie mirusius. Paaiski.
name, kad tos zinios ne kick
viena savaite pasirodo tik de-
tos malonios priezasties, kad ne
kiekviena savaite Clevelande lie
tuviai mirsta.
Cali atsitikti, kad musu nepa.
siekia zinios apie tuos mirusius
kurie laidojami, patarnaujant ne
lietuviu laidojimo istaigoms. To.
kiais atvejais gimines ar pa
zlstami patys galetu redakci.
jai pranesti apie mirusius, mes
mes neturime galimybes kas
karta apklausineti viso miesto
laidotuviQ istaigas Apie tuos,
kurie laidojami patarnaujant
Jakubs & Son ar Wilkelis lai-
dojimo istaigoms, mes, gauname
zinias tiesiai is ten.
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DlDELlS SUSIDOMEJIMAS LIETUVIU
TAUTOS SVENTES MINEJIMU

sla savaite visas Clevelandas
kalba apie lietuvius. Visas Gle
velandas = tai suprantame, kad
ne vlen Clevelando lietuviai, bet
vlsl Clevelando gyventojai. O
tam proga sudare kaip tik lie
tuviu sujudimas tinkamai at
zymeti Lietuviu Tautos Sven
te.
Cleveland News ia proga ide-
jo gausiai iliustruota straipsni.
Suzinoje, kad kaip tik sia sa-
waite bus lietuviu iskilmes, to
laikrascio bendradarbiai ryzosi
placiau parasyti apie lietuvius.
Domejosi viskuo, kas tik lietu-
viska, tautiska: tautiniais dra-
buziais, lietuviska veliava, lie
tuviskais zenklais, rutomis, gin
tarais, juostomis, kanklemis, lie
tuviskais valgiais, senaisiais il
naujaisiais Clevelande gyvenan-
ciais lietuviais.
Tiesa, informacijos ir illus
tracijos buvo rinktos labai sku-
botai ir todel susidare kick atsi-
tiktinio pobudzio. Informacijos
vietomis net ne visai tiksliai
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GG@QV%&!?&({@{{%Ia&dzS%{ {?

gen. Vlada Nagius, neseniai at
vykes j Clevelanda is Austria
lijos. Gen. Nagius daug kartu
yra vadovaves Tautos Sventes
iskilmems Kaune, prie Nezino-
mojo Kareivio Kapo. Toll nuo
tos vietos, po 10 metu pertrau-
kos, jam tenka dabar prabilti
panasia proga -.
Pirmoji programos dalis bus
baigta giesme Maria, Marija",
kuri ypac paskutiniais laikais
yra tapusi ne tik religine, bet
ir tautine lietuviu giesme -
dabartiniu lietuviu tautos per-
gyvenimu israiska.
Antrojoj programos daily bus
Clevelando Lietuviq Choro kon-
certas, kuriam vadovauja cur
lionieciu dirigentas A. Mikuls-
kis. Po to bus tautiniai sokiai.
81 karta bus ir dainu ir sokiu
jau daugiau, negu buvo liepos
"a diena Kulturiniu Darzeliu
sventeje.
Laukiama, kad j iskilmes ap-
silankys Americas Lietuviu Ia
rybos vicepirmininkas ir Am.
Liet. Tautines Sajungos pirmi-
ninkas adv. A. A. Oils is Chica-
gos, kurio zodis clevelandie-
CLANS yra numatytas prizes pro-
gramos uzdaryma.
! iskilmes kvieciami visu Gle
velando lietuvisku organizaciju
atstovai: sia proga norma su
jais susitarti del tolimesnio su-
siorganizavimo bendram kultu-
darbui. Kvieciami ir visi
Clevelando lietuviai.
Rengejai visus praso susirink-
tt Z val. yak, nesiveluojant,
mes programa norma pradeti
laiku.
Iejimas neapmokamas. Pagal
isgales kvieCiama aukoti rengi-
mo islaidoms padengti.
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suprastos (pav., apie Tautos
sventes prasme), bet bendrai
iliustruotas lietuviskas pusla-
pis sudare progos tikrai visiems
observation-disclosures susidometi lie
tuviais.
Laikrastyje ideta visa ellie
nuotrauku, parodanciu lietuvis-
kus tautinius drabuzius, ginta-
rus, kankles, tautine veliava
ir tt. Tas nuotraukas News re-
dakcija leido panaudoti ir DIR
Val. Dalis ju dedama Shame
numeryje, dalis bus ideta We
liau.
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ZADA KOVOTI SU DUMAS IR
DULkEMIS

ZADA KOVOTI SU DUMAS IR
DULkEMIS
/ Clevelando % rinkimu apylin-
kes lietuvius kreipiasi kandidatas
miesto taryba
Robert w. Stuart,
kuris tvirtina, kad, jeigu butu is
rlnktas, tai salia bendru reikalu
ypatingai rupintQsi kovoti su dumais
II dulkemis sioje miesto vietoje. Mat
prizes atsikeldamas gyventi Cleve-
landa, jis metus yra tarnaves Ame-
rican Smelling & Refining Co., dide-
lei sidabro liedinimo imonei Monta-
noJe, kur jo pareigos buvo rupintis
dumq ir dulkiu pasalinimu, taigi
Jls turls dideli prityrima sioj srity
Clevelande jis gyvena jau 22 me-
tai, vedes, turf vaikus, niekad ne
buves valdineie tarnyboje, dirba be
pertraukos toje pacioje imoneje kaip
lnzinierius ir darby vedejas, isskyrus
kurl laika paskutiniojo karo metu
kada buvo paskirtas karines dirb-
tuves Barminghame, Alabamoie. Da-
bar gyvena Clevelande, 1884 E.
18th ST.
kviecia 22-os apylinkes lietuvius
paremti jo kandidatura pirminiuose
balsavlmuose spaliu menesio diena
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DIRVOS kaimynas Mi.
keliOnis irgi buvO pa
kviestas dalyvauti pa
rengime apras y m Q
apie lietuviu svente
Clevelande. Sis 10 pa
veikslas prize lietuvis-
kos veliavos buvo ide-
tas j Cleveland News,
SUI parasu, kad ir vie
mas is seniausiq Gle
velandO lietuviu irgi
dalyvauja sventes pa
siruOsime.
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KLAUSYKITE LIETUVISKO
RADIO

siandien, penktadieni, rugse.
jo 8 diena, 7:30 vakare Wis
Clevelando lietuviai kvieciamt
savo radio imtuvus nustatyt;
ant 149 ir klausyti naujos lie.
tuviskos radio programos att.
darymo per WSRS stoti. Pro-
gramoje dalyvaus Clevelando
Lietuviu Choras.
Savo ispudzius ir pastabas
del programos rasykite siuo ad-
resu: Lietuviu Radio Valanda,
1803O Olympia Rd., Cleveland
IL, Ohio.
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TAUTOS SVENTES ISKILMES
LIETUVIU SALEJE

Sekmadieni, 7 val. yak. Lie
tuviu Saleje rengiamas iSkil-
mingas Tautos Sventes pamine-
jimo aktas.
Programa numatoma is dvie-
iu daliu. Pirmoje dalyje bus is
kilmingas atidarymas, SUI velia-
vos pagerbimu, himnu. Kalbes
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: kaS ir kur e

A. F. Kudzius is Detroito Ian
kesi Clevelande pas broli. Atve-
re DIRVAI linkejimu nuo Vyt.
Alaflto, rasytojo ir laikratsinin-
ko, kuris SUI Selma gyvena pas
Kudziu.
Vytautas Alantas, caves po-
ra dienu atostogu is Fordo fab
riko, lankesi Chicagoje pas gil
mines.
Adv. A. Oils, siuo metu ilges-
nj laika buves New Yorke, kur
rupinasi Lietuviu Dailes Pa
rodos reikalais, 81 sekmadieni
laukiamas Clevelande. Jis at
vyksta isgirsti A. Mikulskio va
dovaujamo choro koncerto ir
pasikalbeti SUI Mikulskiu apie
ciurlionieciu galimybes dalyvau-
ii lietuviskame dainu festiva-
Lyle New Yorke prie Dailes
Parodos.
julie Rasteniene is Baltimores
atvyksta Clevelanda atosto-
goms pas motina Baltrukonie-
ne. Suzinojusi, kad Clevelande
ruoSiamas Tautos Sventes pa
minejimas, kuriame dalyvaus
Clev. Liet. Choras, ir tautiniu
sokiu grupe, il net paskubino
gauti atostogu.
Juozas Petrenas, rasytojas ir
laikrastininkas, Railai pasitrau-
kus is VIENYBES redakcijos,
pradejes dirbti VIENYBEJE,
siornis dienomis isvyko Chi
caga apsidairyti.
Jonas Leonas, laikrastininkas,
senas DIRVOS bendradarbis,
atvyko j Clevelanda ir apsigy-
veno tue tarpu pas K. S. Kar-
plus, 315 East 264 St., Euclid
II. Susirado cia zmonos gimi-
nes, kurie padejo jau ir darba
gauti. Isikures zada atnaujinti
savo bendradarbiavima DIR
VOJE.
Prof. Pranas Skardzius ne
trukus atvyks Amerika ir
numatoma, kad apsigyvens Gle
velande. St. Nasvyciui tarpi-
ninkaujant, clevelandieciai Sa-
mai ir Staupai maloniai sutiko
parupinti jam ir seimai apsigy-
venimo vieta. Jie, kaip ir prof.
Skardzius, yra is vieno krasto
- subatenai.
Henrikas Kacinskas, vienas is
zymiausiu Lietuvos Dramos ak
toriQ, siuo metu gyvena Bostone
ir dalyvauja BALFo viesos rink
liavos rengime. Rugpiucio 10
diena jis kalbes rinkliavos rel
kalu per radija.
Vytautas Bacevicius sia va
sara parase trecia stygu kvar-
teta Qietuviskomis temomis) is
triju daily, piano siuita is pen
kiu daily ir trecia piano koncer-
ia SUI orkestru is triju daliQ.
Sis piano koncertas yra ketu-
rioliktas V. Baceviciaus simfo-
minis veikalas. V. Bacevioius
laiko muzikos studija New Yor-
ke.
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KARD PARTY

Rengia Ausros Vartu Moterq
Draugija sv. Jurgio parapijos
Bazaro naudai, sestadieni,
rugsejo (Sept.) 10 d., 1949,
sv. Jurgio parapijos saleje.
Su izangos bilietais bus dova-
nos ir po viena dovana prie
kiekvieno kortu stale ir skanus
uzkandziai.
PradZia 1880 Wv. Bilietai so {
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KULTUROS MOKESTIS

Paskutiniame Trem tin u
Draugijos susirinkime buvo nu-
tarta apsideti mokesciu kultu-
rinio veikimo reikalams. Draugi-
jos valdyba primena, kad tas
mokestis uz rugpiucio ir rugse-
jo menesi gall butt sumoketas
DIRVOS redakcijoje.
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RKO KEITH'S 1O5th

Nuo rugsejo Z Xxi 10 rodo
tits a Great Feeling" SUI Denis
Morgan, Doris Day, Jack Car
son. Nuo rugsejo II Xxi 13 =
"Roughshod" SUI Robert Ster-
ling, John Ireland, Gloria Gra-
hame.
Evening star., 1949-06-15
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Harrison Enjoys Coli, Wants Fans to Do So, Too

with $l5.554 In ofiicial tourna-
ment competition. Currently he
holds the sixth spot with $7,3l2,
although his runnerup spot In the
L. A. Open is his best single per-
formance.
Harrison Is q humoriSt. At
Chevy Chase O few weeks ago he
chartered through the entire SO
holes, with anybody or about any
thing. That's his way Of being
relaxed. A few years ago when
he tied Ben Hogan for the Motor
City Open title In Detroit. only
q small crowd showed up for the
playon. The committee was disap-
pointed. But Dutch consoled
them when he said. ''if you have
the best fried potatoes In the
world for four days. you get tired
Of them the nth day"
Harrison violates two Of the
cardinal precepts Of golf. Con-
centration is out with the Dutch
man. Comedy Is his means Of
concentration and you seldom see
Dutch on the practice tee.
Before o tournament appearance
Dutch might toss out q dozen
balls and hit them In q non-
chalant manner. He goes by the old
axiom III you don't bring It
with you. you won't find IL there.
Evening star., 1949-06-15
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fsse Ii the current RACE
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May 10 10 sosk htrn@lf III
shape, saw little action with
the Bears, Keller repaTted Ia
the Yanks before last nights
game with the Chicago White
Sox.