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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-31

Pereitoji savaite buvo sio pa
|vasario "antrojo kelinio" pabai-
ga Korejoje. Laimejimas aiskiai
sajungininku puseje. Beveik vi
sa savaite kinai ir Siaurieciai
buvo tiesiog vejami. zuvusiu
skaiciai ju puseje nepaprastai
|dideli. Paliko daug ginklu ir
karines medziagos. Naujas reis-
kings - paimta CANA dideli
kiekiai j nelaisve. Vienas CANA
didelis dalinys apsuptas, kuris
tebebando issiverzti. Tx sios
savaites pradzioje kinai vel pra-
dejo darytis atsparesni. Sajun-
gininkai nesistengia nuzygiuo-
tt toll j siaure, taciau jie vel
perejo 38 paralele, treciadieni
uzeme svarbu elektros stociu
rezervuara ir dabar frontas vel
yra mazdaug toje pacioje vie
toje, kaip buvo prizes antraji
kinu puolima.
Pastebima, kad kinai vel or
ganizuoja gynimosi pozicijas.
Tuo tarpu nematyti rySkesniq
zymiQ, kad butu einama prie
karo pabaigos Korejoje, nors ir
buvo speliojama, kad paskuti-
nysis sajungininku laimejimas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-31
"Buhalterijos klaida"
Clevelande

Neseniai Detroite buvo pirma
karta Amerikoje vaidinta Vyt.
Alanto triju veiksmu komediJa
"Buhalterijos klaida". Dabar 81
sekmadieni, birzelio 3 d., Sis vel
kalas vaidinamas antra karta
Amerikoje. Balfo 68 skyrlaus
rengiamame vakare 'Buhalteri-
jos klaida" vaidins buv. Lletu-
vos Kariu Teatro vadovo Vlado
Braziulio vadovaujamoji dra-
mos studija. Vaidinimas vyks
Clevelando Lietuviu saleje. Pra-
dzia 500 val. PIP.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-31
Laisvosios Europos
ko1nitetas

Pereita ketvirtadieni ivyko
oficialus Lietuviu Komiteto
Laisvosios Europos organizaci-
joje posedis. Komitetas savo
pastovu veikima pradeda 81
penktadieni, birzelio 1 d.
Komiteto pirmininku yra is
rinktas V. Sidzikauskas, sekre-
torium DIR. A. Trimakas, izdin.
K. Bielinis. Nariai: j. AudJnas,
DIR. B. Nemickas, adv. M. To-
lysius ir P. Vainauskas. Kor1ite-
tas veiks Laisvosios Europos
organizacijos ribose, artimai
Observation-Disclosures SUI Lietu-
vos Pasiuntinybe Washingtone.
Sios organizacijos tikslas kelti
balsa del pavergtqJu Europos
tautu islaisvinimo.
Laisvosios Europos lietuviu
komiteto sastatas yra suorgani-
quotas paskubomis. 10 sudetis
dar neapima visu lietuviu orga-
nizuotqju jegu, nors komitetas
ir organizuotas tariamai neatsi-
zvelgiant politines grupes.
Tikimasi, kad, komiteto dar-
ba pradejus, bus perzidreta jo
sudetis If padaryti atitinkami
papildymai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-31
LIETUVIAI EVANGELlkAl
REFORMATAI!

Norime susizinoti rysium SUI
svarbiais musu baznycios rel
kalais, tarp kita ko, SUI ivyks-
tanciu Synodu Chicagoje s. m.
birzelio % "a d.
Bukite malonls pranesti sa-
vo adresus H. Y. Ziurienei,
32180 West Lake Rd., Avon
Lake, Ohio, arba telefonu Avon
Lake 3-3145.
Synodo posedziai vyks Chica-
|goje, Salem Ev. Reformatu baz-
nycioje, 1924 So. Emerald Ave.
iPirmojo posedzio pradzia birze-
lio % d., 5 val. p. p.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-31

bes nera tikros. Tiesa, prancu-
zai dar neuzmirso, kad jis pir-
mas pakele balsa prizes pas,da-
vima, vadovavo Prancuzijos is
laisvinimui ir su triumfu izen-
ge j Prancuzija. De Gaulle di-
dziausias trukumas - stoka
aiskios programos. Priesininkai
jam prikisa tendencija j dilSta-
tura, bet visi Zinc, kad jis jau
galejo tapti diktatorium tuoj po
karo, taciau ia proga nesinaudo-
jo, O lojaliai skaitesi SUI rinki-
mu rezultatais.
Tarp kita ko, jis pats is Mask
vos parsikviete komunistu va
da Thoreza, nors dabar antiko-
munizmas yra vienintelis aiskus
jo politines programos punk
tas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-31

gan prlaftlntl prize koklO nors
|susitaikymo.
Irane siuo metu pergyvena-
mos pacios kritiskiausios die
nos. Irano vyriausybe atmete
visus anglu planus, kuriais buvo
siuloma kaip nors geruoju su-
|sitarti. Irano vyriausybe pripa-
|zista, kad il neturi pakankamai
|priemoniu ir specialistu zibalo
saltiniams naudoti, bet sakosi
verciau ju dali uzdarysianti, o
neatsisakysianti nuo nusavini-
mo pasiryzimo. Bet Irano vals-
tybes biudzetas remiasi dau-
giausiai pajamomis is zibalo
saltiniu. Jeigu tos pajamos zy-
miai sumazes, tai gresia chao-
sas, kurio metu gall pasinaudo-
ii vienintele stipriau organizuo-
ia IranQ politine partija Tudeh
(mases), kuri yra neabejotinai
komunistu itakoje. Irano Wy
riausybes numatytas planas
raudoti saltiniams ir atsiskaity-
ii su bendrove uz jos ideta ka-
pitala laikomas nepakankamal
rimtu. Siomis dienomis turf pa
aisketi, kokip zygiu imsis ang-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-31
kor6jos tr0ntas vel senojoj vi8toj

lai. Oar turima vilties, kad Ira
no sachas pakeis vyriausybe
parinkdamas tokia, kuri klau-
sima paziuretu kick atsargiau.
Europoje vyksta visa ellie
rinkimQ. Ausctrijoje prezidentu
per antruosius balsavimus is
rinktas Koerner, 73 m. amziaus,
socialdemokratu veikejas. Suo-
mijoj darbininku uniju rinki-
muose taip pat laimejo social
demokratai. Italijos savivaldy-
blu rinkimuose (dar nevisi duo
menys zinomi, mes bus antras
rinkimu ratas) smarkiai pra-
laimi komunistai ir tue budu
stipreja dabartines de Gasperri
yyriausybes padetis.
Birzelio 10 d. ivyksta siuo
metu svarbiausi Europos rinki-
mai - Prancuzijos parlamento
rinkimai. Cia lures issispresti
trys kausimai: ~ kokios liks
komunistu jegos, p ar issilai-
kys dabartine centro grupiu ko-
alicia, 81 ar ateis j valdzia ge-
nerolo de Gaulle grupe.
De Gaulle lainlssi,no galimy.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-31
ALT Sajungos seimo atgarsiai

Amerikos Lietuviu Tautines
Sajungos SEINE ivykes vadovy-
bes pasikeitimas, be abejo, tu-
rejo neisvengiamai sukelti ivai-
riu komentaru, kaip paciu sci
mo dalyviu tarpe, taip Sajungos
nariu tarpe ir net uz Sajungos
ribu.
Seine buvusiems yra aisku,
kad pirmajam Sajungos pirmi-
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No. ~ 1851 m. geguzes 81
CLEVELAND, OHIO
Mazosios Lietuvos
klausirnas Vlike

Anksciau, negu kas nors XII
tas gavo oficialius pranesimus
Draugas jau paskelbe CANA is
kilmingai skambanti Vliko ir
Mazosios Lietuvos Tarybos SUI
sitarima, kuriuo sutarta itrauk-
tt Vliko Vykdomaja Taryba
Mazosios Lietuvos Tarybos at
stova.
Is to paskelbimo, nesigilinant,
gall susidaryti ispudis, kad pa
galiau yra issprestas daug kali
bu sukeles klausimas del Ma
zosios Lietuvos atstovo dalyva-
Vino Vlike. Taciau istikruju
taip nera.
siuo nutarimu Vlikas isteigia
savo Vykdomojoj Taryboj sky
riu Lietuvos revendikuojamu
sriciu klausimams ir jam vesti
kviecia viena is Mazosios Lie
tuvos veikeju, adv. Martyna
Braka (ne dailin. Braka, kaip
kaikuriuose laikrasciuose buvo
pazymeta: dailin. Adomas Bra
kas 1941 metals SUI Selma yra
isveztas j Sibira). Taigi Sis nu-
tarimas is esmes liecia visai XII
ia reikala, ne M. L. atstovo da-
lyvavima Vlike.
Lietuvos revendiku o j a m o S
sritys yra ne visa Mazoji Lietu-
va (cia visu pirma turima gal
vote tos M. L. dalys, kurios ne
buvo prie Lietuvos prijungtos)
ir daugiau kaip Mazoji Lietuva
- rytines sritys. Is kitos puses
Vykdomoji Taryba yra vyk-
domasis, ne vadovaujamas ir
sprendziamas organas, tos Ia
rybos sastatas nera pastovus,
pareina nuo Vliko visumos-
sprendimu. Vykdomosios Tary-
bos nariu tas ar kitas asmuo
Vliko gall butt isrinktas ar pa
keistas ir be jokiu susitarimu
su MAJ. Lietuvos Taryba )ar
kuo kitu.
Kick NUNS tenka patirti, M.
Lietuvos Taryba yra isakmiai
pabrezusi, kad il is vienos pu-
ses labai vertina M. Brake itrau-
kima Vykdomosios Tarybos
darba, bet visiskai nelaiko, kad
tuo M. Liet. Vlike dalyvavimo
klausimas tampa nebe aktualus
ar issprestas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-31

ninkui adv. A. Oliui nebesuti-
kus toliau Sajungai piminin-
kauti, turejo butt isrinktas XII
tas pirmininkas ir sudaryta val
dyba taip, kad il galetu kick
galima patogiau ,susisiekti. Adv.
A. Oils, nesutikdamas toliau
imtis vadovavimo Sajungai, pa
reiske, kad jo dabartines ir nu-
matomos pareigos neleis atsi-
deti darbui Sajungoje tick, kick
reiketu. Daugeliui, zinoma, XII
10 klausimas, ar nera dar ir
daugiau to atsisakymo priezas-
5iu. Kick NUNS privaciai is pa
ties A. Olio teko patirti, atrodo,
jog pareiksta priezasti dar ga
lima papildyti ir ia prasme, kad
seine buvo iskelta daug suma-
nymu bel pageidavimu del to-
limesnes veiklos programos, ku-
riuos kitais, lietuviu ir pacios
Sajungos tikslams svarbials,
reikalais uzimtam pirmininkui
hltu sunku atlikti. Taciau pasi-
kalbejime su nauju pirmininku
A. Oils uztikrino jam savo bend
radarbiavima ir visokia galima
ragalba.
Netrukus laukiama primo
naujos valdybos posedzio, po
kurio bus aiskiau matyti, kaip
valdyba pradeda vykdyti SEINE
isryskejusius uzsimojimus.
Spaudos ir Informacijos Ko-
misijos posedis jau ivyko Pc
reita penktadieni, antras numa-
tomas rytoj, birzelio l d
Pirmajame posedyje komisi-
ia, remdamasi seimo pavedimu
rupintis tautines sroves soau-
dos stiprinimo reikalais, nuta-
re tuojau imtis organizuoti
spaudos leidimo bendrove, ku-
rios uzdaviniu plane numato-
mas steigimas leidyklos su viso-
mis- jai reikalingomis priemo-
nemis. Vienas is artimiausiu tos
leidyklos uzdaviniu numatomas
visuomeniniams, politiniams ir
kulturiniams klausimams skir-
to zurnalo leidimas (tokio zur-
nalo leidimo uzuomazga jau
prizes selma buvo sudaryta CHI
cagoje). Bendrove numatoma
organizuoti CANA placiu mastu,
kad joje galetu dalyvauti tau
tines sroves vienminciai, eyve-
ma ne tik JAW, bet ir kitosc sa-
lyse, ir kad ALT Sajunga tn.
retu joje priderama itaka. Bend.
roves numatomos leidyklos vie.
ia bus veliua nustatyta, isais.
kinus, kur tai leidyklai yra pa
togiausios 'salygos. Butu siekia
ma, kad leidykla pajegtu leist
visa tautines sroves veiklai be
minties reiskimui reikalings
leidiniu sistema. Komisija tuos
planus jau perdave susipazint
ir apsvarstyti Sajungos valdy
bal. siuo metu susizinoma ST
atskiromis vietovemis del komi
sijos prapletimo.
Kituose laikrasciuose pasiro
de trumpu faktiniu informacijl
apie selma. Tx Sandara kaz'
kodel pareiske labai dideli nepa
sitenkinima, is kurio atrodo
|lyg Tautines Sajungos valdybos
pasikeitimas butu tiesioginis
Sandaros pralaimejimas -.
Is Chicagos NUNS del to tail
raso:
"Sandara cia is tiesu savajs
liga serga, todel taip nervinasi
il nori parodyti, kad ir Tauti
nej Sajungoj esancios tos pa
clos nelaimes, kaip ir Sandaroj
tik il nepastebejo skirtumo, kat
tie jos nemegiamieji "uzjurie
ciai'' norejo, kad A. Oils pasi
liktu vadovybej, Sandaroj "uz
jurieciai" noretQ, kad Vaidyl'
'nepasiliktq -"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-31

aungm Tabor
da asms
uhag@g
Isds 81 J. A.
mprmnku
hk g. J.
onmonm mo orza ip
Dki ukpad
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-31
M ay 81, 9 5 / = No. q
CLEVELAND, OHIO
AMERIKOS BALSO

lietuviskajame skyriuje ligi siol
dirbo trys asmenys: pulk. K.
Grinius, jury kapitonas P. La
banauskas ir J. B. Laucka. Siuo
metu grupe padidinta: jau pra-
dejo ten dirbti Barbora Darlis
ir P. Semetauskiene.
Nuo birzelio 3 dienos prades
veikti latviu ir estu skyriai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-31

|gali priartinti prie kokio nors
|susitaikymo.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Blind Alec TempIeton
'Buqs' Iowa Pheasant
ey the Assoeiofed Pres.

ESTHERVILLE. Ia.-Alec Tenn
pleton, the blind pianist, did better
than a lot Of Iowa hunters-he
got his pheasant.
This occurred recently when
Mr.. Templeton came to Estherville
to appear in concert. A pheasant
struck the car in which Mr.. and
Mrs. Templeton were riding.
Mr.. Templeton picked up the
bird and had it prepared for his
dinner at an Estherville hotel. He
remarked that the pheasant struck
his car "in the pitch of E flat"
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Man Shot at Merchant
Over Credit on Beer
By the Assoeioted Press

.SINGAPORE.-A man will go
on trial here on a charge of at
tempted murder of a shopkeeper
who wouldn't give him credit for
extra bottles of beer. The shop
keeper gave him one bottle on
credit but baked on two more.
This provoked the customer so
much he began shooting, hitting
the Storekeeper in the arms and
face. This all happened four years
ago. but the law finally caught
up with him.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Knife Maker Curves New Life for Self

fashioned a wooden handle and
riveted it to the blade.
Using that first knife as a
model, Mr.. Mattson made others
which he sold. During World
War II he received orders for
fancy trench knives from friends
.of servicemen. He later started
on hunting knives. jack knives
and deerhorn steak knives. To-
day he has combination grocery
store and service station which he
and his wife run. He still spends
much Of his time making knives.
Evening star., 1951-12-02

THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER q 1881
Evening star., 1951-12-02
; School Street Guards
Needed in Arlington

Arlington's safety traffic bureau
has openings for three school
crossing guards in North Airing
ton.
The county has employed women
to serve in these posts at salary
Of 800 monthly.
Crossing guards are needed at
Lee highway and North Under
wood streets, Wilson boulevard
and North Monroe street and
Glebe road and North Sixteenth
street.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Ants Spread Pest

HONOLULU.-The mealy bug,
a serious pest in Hawaiian pine
apple fields, is carried from plant
to plant by ants. The bugs feed
on pineapple leaves and secrete
a sticky substance the ants milk
from them. The ungrateful ants
eat the bugs when the secretion
stops.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
.Hopis Used Coal About 100

ALBUQUERQUE. - The Hopi
Indians in New Mexico were using
coal to- bake their pottery five to
six centuries before American
white men first mined coal in
Virginia in 1700
Evening star., 1951-12-02
BY the Associated Press

py US NSSOeioISo FteSS
ZURICH, Switzerland.-A Swiss
traffic policeman has invented a
device which. he says. could pre-
vent 80 per cent of all traffic ac-
cidents.
Jakob Gossweiler, an inventor
who is assigned to the Zurich Po-
lice Departments traffic division
as a technical expert, said that if
his combination brake and ac-
celerator pedal had been used in
the United States the past so
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Praised as Safety Aid Brake -AcceIerutor Pedal

years 100000 lives would have
been saved.
Under Mr.. Gossweiler's system
of combined brake and accelera-
tor pedal, one pushes down with
his heel to provide more gas and
with the ball of his foot to apply
the brakes. The foot is, therefore,
always in braking position. Fur
thermore, pressure on the brake
pedal automatically cuts off the
gasoline so there is no possibility
of stepping on the wrong pedal"
Evening star., 1951-12-02
BY the Associated Press

KETTLE RIVER, Ontario.-On
Matt Mattson's kitchen table the
knife is no ordinary knife. With
it Mr.. Mattson carved out a new
life for himself.
Mr.. Mattson was down and out
in 1888 after a siege of tubercu-
losis but he refused to remain idle.
One evening he chiseled a piece
of steel out of an old crosscut saw
and filed it into the shape OF a
bread knife blade. Mr.. Mattson
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-04-20

NEW CANTON CAFE
Chinese and American Dishes
Chow Mein and Chop SueY
Orders Put Up Piping Hot
Ready to Serve and Take Out
lls Julia st. Phone 4-S672
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-04-20
IRON WORKS
LANDscAPING

Skoegs Landscape Gardens
Let Us Beauty Your Home"
1887 Wolfe St.-phono 2.3l60
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-29

the school has the right to the prop
erty,
AS for the blocking and tackling
machines, the cost is small. The
school can buy them. tThey will
have to eventually So why not
now? The knowledge learned from
these machines viii improve the
line play over 100 per cent.
On the road trips, it is up to the
school authorities. They are the
people TO decide that question
All Of these suggestions come
from an old hand in the game who
believes that, in the coming years,
the Conehs Of Key West viii be
one of the most feared teams of
their size in the state. This is not
only my opinion, but lot of writ
ers upstate have the same feeling
So. when you speak OF the record
Of 1851 football, say it was excel
lent, for now you see the differ
ences between good and excellent
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-29

Last Friday night Wicker's sta
dunn, the Conchs of Key West High
School brought to a close the first
local season of football in over
two score yeasr.
Many win agree that they had a
good season. I will go further and
say that their record was excel
lent, considering the obstacles they
had to hurdle.
The first was practice field.
When the season first started,
practice was held at the old Army
Barracks. but when the housing
project became reality, they
were compelled to move elsewhere.
County Beach was tried for
awhile. But this didn't last long
for everytime the boys hit the
ground, they would receive more
wounds from the stones. than from
the ground itself
Finally. they moved over next
to the High School Annex where
they have been for the balance of
the season. One thing that is wrong
with this spot is that it is too small.
Another reason is that there
wasn't any facilities or equipment
made available for blocking or
lacking purposes. These machines
are a must on every football field
in the country today. A linesman
or even a baekfield man cannot
learn the basic fundamentals of
these two functions without some
kind a mechanism to teach them.
lf these machines were here the
first of this past season, / would
wager that the Conchs would have
been undefeated this year.
The last is road trips When you
have TO get up early in the morn
ing, board bus, travel six to eight
hours, eat heals in hurry and
have very little rest, by game time
you are dead tired. Muscles are
tight, and the body is cramped.
All these things should be consid-
cred when a team tries to play
That is why they can't function
properly.
gTtt.<Ssnt s..hsz ass.s s,storaete,J = AZ.
betterment of the team might ask:
Where would we get a field large
enough to practice on. without us
ing the Stadium The only place
suitable at the present time is right
next 10 Poineiana School. A LOT of
work would have TO be done on it
before it could be used next year,
but ittis there for use believe
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-29

field and the basketball court III
an effort to get the football team
in trim and, at the same time,
whip up basketball squad good
enough to face what looks like a
tough season.
The vaccination situation
hasn't changed as yet. In all
probability the tesm viii be
vaccinated in Panama as they
leave The plane. This arrange
menf will. no doubt. lead TO q
few sore arms when the cage
team start their schedule.
News from Panama has Il that
the man to watch will be Harold
Manning. the IS3-pound quarter
back who has been burning up
the high school league down
there this past season.
Observers say he goes like
mad in the mud ard has piled up
plenty Of points for crisiobal;
mostly on long runs.
Another man 10 watch. ac-
cording TO Ed Beckman. :
Paul whitlock. linenan who.
Becknian recalls, played stellar
soofball last year against
Team Beckmsn coached. An
other threat is Tommy Bryant
who, Beckmsn describes as BE-
inc big, good and fast.
The game viii definitely be
plaved with a white rubber bali
The conchs will switch line
men around 10 meet the nudas
condition. At present their prac-
tises will be accented with block
inc and tackling workouts.
According to Beckmarl. Ihs
C.onchs locked bad in the block
and tackle department IN theH
game against SIS Peter and Paul
THEY'LL have to do q lot better
against Panama,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-29
Miami HSSquad
Tops Grid Poll

MIAMI, Nov. 29.--tlPL--Miami
High. who defeated Edison High
Of Miami POT last week, has gain
ed Top recognition in the final High
School Football poll conducted BY
the Miami Herald this week.
II marked the second straight
year the Miami High has captured
the final poll The final ranking
went like this,
First. Miami High; second. Mi
ami Jackson. third, Miami Edison;
Fourth. Pensacola; Fifth, st.
Petersburg. Sixth, Jacksonville
Lee; Seventh. Jacksonville Jack
son; Eighth, Orlando; Ninth, Vero
Beach, and Tenth Lake Wales.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-29
NEW CAGE AHREsT

W. AA&k< AMID
NEW YORK. Nov. IS
tPi--Msnhattsn District AT
torneY Frank Hosan's office
has announced a new arrest
in connection with the col
lege basketball scandal. A
36-Year-old alleged Brooklyn
observation-disclosures Serota
has been arrested in
Scranton. Pennsylvania. and
now is en- route TO New
York.
Serota is wanted for ques-
iioninq in connection with
having allegedlY given q ST.
GOO bride 10 former New
York University basketball
star Harvey tConrie1 Srhaft
for rigging a game last New
Years Eve.
Earlier this week. SrhRft
started serving q six-monfh
prison term for his part in
other cage conspiracies.
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The
] WEATHERMAN
Says
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Key West and Vicinity: Cloudy
and cool with occasional rain To-
day. cloudy and cooler tonight.
Parity cloudy and rather cool Fri
day. Winds should be moderate to
occasionally fresh northeasterly
both today and Friday.
Florida; Generally fair through
Friday except for considerable
cloudiness in the southeast and ex-
IRENE south with a few showers on
the lower east coast this afternoon
and early tonight. Cooler in the
south and central portions and
slightly cooler in the north this
afternoon and tonight. Continued
rather cool Friday.
Jacksonville through the Florida
Straits: Moderate to fresh norther-
ly winds through Friday. Consider
able cloudiness with few showers
this afternoon and tonight and
over the extreme south portion Fri,
day.
East Gulf: Moderate northerly
winds through Friday except occas-
ionaliy fresh this afternoon and to-
night, Mostly cloudy and few
showers in the south this afternoon.
otherwise generally fair weather
through Florida.
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Tie
In Be Bowling

Excitement was the all impor-
tant theme at Boca Chica Bowl
ing Alleys last weekend, when
Jerry Carson tied r. Arenth for
high series of the season.
J. Carson bowled a 23l and
203 for 604 series: other high
men were j. Caldwell's I'll and
r. Arenth's 203.
Loretta Carson led the women
with 1874; w Humphrey had a
ls0-l70 for a AIS series.
Team MIR. and Mrs. ]. Wag-
oner are in first place. Team 6
MIR. and Mrs. C. Joy, second.
Team 9-Mr. and Mrs. r, Arenth
and Team l0-Mr. and Mrs. N.
Shuman tied for third place.
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Williams Coils
AIT Coral Gables

Miami, Florida. Nov. 29.--4l.-
Boston's smuggling outfielder, Ted
Williams, is taking up golf this
winter to strengthen his legs.
Williams played his first golf
game in two years yesterday when
he toured the Miami Biltmore
course in Coral Gables with Fred
Corcoran, his business manager;
John Corocran of Boston, and Clark
Hammong, Of Los Angeles.
Williams said he is in great
shape" but that fishing doesn't
give him enough exercise. He plans
to play golf two or three times a
week during the winter season but
viii do some fishing too.
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OUTBOARDS

TAMPA, Nov. 29,-(4'l-Sev-
eEal state cupboard racing cham
pionships viii be held in Tampa
Sunday Leaders to date include
Byron King of Orlando in the
Class c Runabout and Harold
Fuller of Tampa in the Midget
class Jack Wycoff of Miami,
Wally Peterson of Jacksonville
and Henry Crutchfield Of Sc
bring are still in contention for
the Class c Service Runabout III
tIe
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Interesting Notes

The lowest spot in the United
States is Tnyo. Calf. 1t is 280 feet
below sea level.
A hydrogen atom usually has
a nucleus consisting of a single
particle called a proton.
Central Oregon's Wind Cave, a
lava tunnel some II miles south
of Bend, is approximately a mile
long and considered one of the
best specimens of this tape of
cave in the nation,