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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-23
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Lou Koupal to
Hurl Tonight
New Tiger Hurler
VS.. Bearded Nine

Lou Koupal. the veteran right
handler who has seen service in
both big leagues. will make his
first start for the Tigers Monday
night against the famous House of
David club at Athletic park. Game
time is $50 o'clock.
Koupal, out of training for a
couple OF weeks before signing
with Tacoma, has been working
since Friday here, and an
nounced Sunday night his arm
is okay for active duty.
The House OF David exhibition
will give him an opportunity to
sharpen his sights for the league
games TO come.
Koupal veteran of II seasons
in fast ball, was signed to bolster
the Tiger pitching when Marion
Oppelt and ice Albanese failed to
stop the opposing batters.
He has played for the Brook
lyn. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
teams in the National league
and for the st. Louis Browns in
the American. Four years ago he
was the leading pitcher on the
Seattle club. winning % and los
ing IL. This year he was with
San Francisco until few weeks
ago.
Koupal probably will be opposed
by another former big league
hurler. Count" Cliff Clay, who
once was with the Chicago Cubs.
The Davids Will put on their
Pepper game" lin the fifth inning
so that latecomers will not miss this
great attraction. Doc Tally. the
veteran pitcher; John Tucker, the
great first baseman. and Andy An
derson. third baseman. For II
years this trio has been putting or
baseballs foremost juggling act
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New Champ Leaves
Seattle for Home

SEATTLE-Tony Yale, new hold
err of the National Boxing associa-
ton middleweight title, today was
en- route home to Chicago while his
manager repeatedly considered a
proposed bout with Young Cor
bett III.
Yale scored a technical knockout
over Al Hostak in Is rounds here
Friday night to win recognition as
champion in every state but New
York and California.
His manager. Sam Plan. left for
San Francisco yesterday after re-
ceiving an offer tn match Zsle with
Corbett in San Francisco.
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Detroit and Cincinnati
Both Sweep Doubleheaders
= y y
Set Pace in Big Leagues

creased their National league
lead to five games by handing
the Giants . double setback.
81 and AZ. Paul Derringer
won No. Is in the opener. He
held the Giants to two hits.
Jim Turner allowed eight hits
In coping the nightcap.
Brooklyn split 4 double header
with the Cardinals, winning the
first game. 81. but losing the Sec
ond. So. Joe Gallagher's homer In
the ninth with a mate on base gave
Freddy Fitzsimmons his 2o1st
major league win. Enos Slaughter
hit homers No. IL and IL in the
while Morton Cooper held
the Dodgers to five hits.
In the other National league
games the Pirates slapped out a
twin victory over the Bees. So and
16-z Is innings. Sunday law) and
the Phillies and Cubs divided.
Hugh Mulcahy pitched a 6-hitter to
give the Phils an 81 win in the
opener. Hank Leiber hit two
homers a. the Cubs won the night
cap. 8-6.
Bob Teller hung up his 18th
victory In pitching the Indians
to . - win over the Red Sox
In TIE first game. doe Cronin's
homer with one on was ths
only Boston scoring. Cieve-
land won The nightcAp. 70,
WITH - Dobsou shading Fritz
Ostermueller.
The White Sox handed the Ath
letics double dose. 1913 and II
Ted Lyons won No. in the opene
and John Rigney grabbed No.
in the second game.
After running their winnin
streak to three straight by takin
the first game 81. the Brown
dropped the uightcAp. ~.
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Rainiers
Split With
Acorn Nine
Now Lead Pacific
Coast League by
Nine Full Comes
By UNITED PRESS

The Seattle Rainiers. safely over
their dangerous series against
second-place Oakland. headed for
Portland toby with high hopes of
fattening up their nine-game lead
in the Pacific Coast league.
Seattle took its series from
Oakland, four games TO three,
splitting the Sunday double
header. Oakland won the first
game As as Ralph Buxton
held Seattle TO six hits.
Sacramento took two more from
Portland, winning the series five
games to two. The Solons won the
first. Ill. as Tony Freitas set the
Beavers down on seven hits and
his mates got 10 off Lefty Irwin.
San Diego pulled out 4-3 series
win over Hollywood by winning
both ends of the Sunday double
header, 10 and 40.
Los Angeles and San Francisco
split pair, but the Angels had a
4-3 edge on the series. San Fran
cisco took the opener. 90, dropped
the nightcap, IA to 2.
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NEW YORK This 10 black
Monday for the Giants. Yankees
and Red Sox The Giants. in par
ticular. were moaning low. Bill
Terry's club u II games back and
Just about washed up ~ . PEN
nant contender. From now on the
National league looks like . two
club race. with the Dodgers having
4 large order on their hands in
their pursuit Of the Reds.
IL hysteria over the Yanls'
nil6 comeback was cooled off
BY IT, Tigers Who knocked of
the ~ Carthymen three
straight In Yankee stadium.
The Yanlu are now I games
eff TIE pace and have . long
western rod trip ahead Of
them.
Ths Tigers look like the club to
beat IN the American league. They
hnvs spirit and punch. With five
IN row to their credit, the Tigers
have pulled out in front by q game
and . half and are BEADED for Z
1ong home stand.
n Re1s nnn6e II II out Of
tAe1r ~ 10 games ard In
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Isekite
Hurls Well
In I'd Tilt
Bengols Outslug
Injuns in First
Come, IL TO 10

The Tigers. hitting on all nine in
the first game. and given a four
hit hurting performance by Lefty
Isekite in the second tilt, slapped
the league-leading Spokane Indians
twice last night at Athletic park.
II to 10, and to 2.
The twin victory gave Tacoma
an even break in its four-game
series with the pace-setters from
the other side of the Cascades and.
at the same time. promoted the
club to second place over the
Salem Senators.
Altogether 1t was most
pleasant evening of baseball
for Tacoma fans, who, no less
than the Tigers themselves,
wanted TO see the Indians
pushed around. And the Ben
gals did II by out-slugging the
Redskins in opener. outpitch-
ing them. thanks to Isekite, in
the nightcap.
The club tonight will take its
annual whack at the barnstorm-
ing House of David squad of
beavered ball players, starting at
$3.50 at Athletic park, and Tuesday
will open a series in Salem.
Manager Bobby Garretson said
Sunday he would return to action
at Salem. He pulled a tendon in
his leg last week and has been
directing the club from the bench.
Stubby Hartman raped out
a homer in the first game
yesterday, and Tony Firpo
pounded out two doubles,
single and triple in five trips
to the plate. Rube Sand
strOm, late of the Pioneer
leagues Twin Falls nine,
hurled the opener for Tacoma,
and E. well, it's not soon
enough to offer an opinion,
and. besides the Tigers won
the game.
lsekite was invincible in the
second clash, except in the second
inning, when the Indians collected
both their runs on two singles, a
walk and an error.
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Solons and
Pips Divide
Two Games
Wenotchee Again
Trips Vancouver
Nine in Contest
BY UNITED PRESS

Salem divided twin bill with
Yakima's Pips, winning the first,
6 to 2, but dropping the second, 4
to 2. while Tacoma was whipping
Spokane twice Sunday. Wenatchee
tripped Vancouver. IA to s, in the
lone game played Sunday at the
Apple City.
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Totals .........43 q IL ~ Is 4
x-Batted for Smith in 9th.
Totals .........37 IA is 81 7
SCORE BY INNINGS

Vancouver .... O3l 200 OoO- a
Wenatchee GIL 100 05x-i4
summary: Runs batted in--Quinn
=, Cailteaux. Edy 3. Traxler 2. Escobar
=, Bonetti 2. Cole. Christopher. Ratio
z, Spiker. Two-base hits-Escobar,
Quinn, Christopher Morehouse. Home
runs-Bonetti. Edy. Traxler, Quinn.
stolen bases-Ratto. Jewell. Sacrifice
hits-Traxler. Double plays-Shimer
TO Cailteaux to Quinn, 3. Left on
bases-Vancouver is. Wenatchee S.
Base on balls--Of Merrill /, Chris
topher S. Kershaw 2. Smith none.
struck out-By Merrill none. Chris
topher 8. Kershaw /. Smith none.
Hits on-Merrill in X innings
christopher In Q innings IL, Kershaw
In 6za innings Q. Smith In | inning 3.
HIT by pitcher-Traxler by Smith
Passed balls-Cole. Winning pitcher
Christopher. Losing pitcher-Mer-
rlli. Umpires - Nenezich and Cole.
Time OF game-2:2O
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State Senior Coli
Play Gets Underway

SEATTLE-Annual tournament
of the Washington State Seniors
Golf association got underway in
formally today with practice play
at Rainier Golf club.
Nearly 100 senior golfers, repre-
senting all sections of the state,
will tee off tomorrow when the
tournament officially begins.
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SACRAMENTO

Losing pitcher. irwin. innings
pitched, irwin as; at bat off Irwin
is: hits. off irwin 10; runs scored,
off Irwin IL: runs responsible for.
irwin II Freitas /; struck out, by
Freitas q. bases on balls, off Irwin 5,
Gonzales 2: wilu pitches, Irwin. Con-
zales: left on bases, Portland 4, Sac
ramento 5, home run. Lake. two-base
hits. Williams. Reich: runs batted in,
Handley Wieczorek. King 8. Lake 3.
williams 8; double plays, Williams TO
Lake to Grilk. Brown TO Marshall to
Gill. Schwap to Marshall to Gill Lake
TO Blattner to Grilk. Freitas TO Lake
TO erik; time, 1923; umpires, Powell
and Edwards
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Losing pitcher, KittIe; innings
pitched, by Kittle Il, Jensen ga; at
bat. off Kittle 6, Jensen IA; hits. off
Kittle 5, Jensen 5; runs scored. of
for. Kittle 5, Jensen 8. O'Doul l.,
Prim 2; struck out, by Prim 2. Jensen
2: bases on balls off Jensen 8, O'Doul
2: wild pitch, ODoul; passed ball.
Botelho: left on bases, San Francisco
2. Los Angeles 5; home run, Collins;
two-base hits, STATE. Stringer War
Stringer, Carpenter. Prim. Mayo. Col
Inns 4, Statz 2, O'Doul. Jennings,
Holm; sacrifice. STATE: double plays,
Cihocki to Stringer to Collins. Burns
to Fernandez Jennings to Warner to
Burns. Stringer to Lowrey to Collins;
time, 81; umpires. Doran. Tanning.
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Runs resp Tor O'F1ynn 2 Iseklte I.
struck out. by Isekite TO- base on balls.
off O'F1ynn 3. off Isekite 8. left on
bases, Spokane S. Tacoma Q. three
base hit TroVer. two-base hits. Nc
Ginnis. Farrell. Rickert. runs batted
in. O'Flynn 2. Parcel. Isekite: sacri-
flee. Baer: stolen base, Baer. double
plays, Sickle 20 Falconi Martinez TO
McGinnis TO Falconi; time. as. UNI
pires. Weisseroer and Moran.
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LOS ANGELES

Batted Tor IhOmas IN seventh,
b Batted for Fallon in ninth.
San Francisco. 2 0 0 0 2 0 ! 0 "a
Los Angeles. 1000 90 %
Losing pitcher, Thomas innings
pitched, by Stine plus. Thomas Z;
at bat, off Stine 4, Thomas rs; hits,
off slime 4, Thomas 6; runs scored,
off slime 2. Thomas 3; runs respons-
ible for. Stutz q Slime 2. Thomas 8,
Fallon 3: struck out, by Stutz 2,
Thomas 4, Fsllon /; bases on balls.
off Stutz /, Thomas 2, Fallon /; hit
by pitcher. Wright by Thomas; wild
pitches. Stutz. Fallon; left on bases.
San Francisco 10. Los Angeles 7;
home runs. Barrett. Jennings. Novi-
koff, Norbert g. two-base hits Sprinz,
Burns; runs batted in, Barrett. Jen-
nings, Novikoff. Collins. Norbert 3,
Fernandez, Burns, Warner. Sprinz;
sacrifice. Norbert: double plays,
Moore 70 Collins. Jennings to Burns.
Second Camel
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losing pitcher Fleming; innings
pitched, Fleming 5; at bat, off Flem-
ing 81. hits. off Fleming 10; runs
scored, off Fleming a. runs respons-
IDLE for, Fleming 3; struck out, by
Thomas /. bases on balls, off Flem-
ing 2; left on bases. Hollywood 2,
San Diego 9: runs batted in. Salkeld,
Mcdonald 2. Patchett: sacrifices.
Thomas. Mesner. Mcdonald; double
plays, Thomas to Mesner to McDon-
aid. Uhalt to Hoover: time, l:l2:
umpires. Snyder and Falls.
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WINNING pitcher. GREGORY INNINGS
pitched. by Gregory 81. at bat. off
Gregory %. hits. off Gregory 3; runs
responsible for. Corbett 2; struck out,
bv Corbett 2. Barrett /; bases on
balls off Gregory 8. Corbett 3; runs
batted in. Harris 2. sacrifices, Gysel-
man. Ambrose: stolen bases. Luby 2.
Conroy: double play Lyman to Luby
to Dunn; time. 1872; umpires, En-
geln and Hood.
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IOtals III I'll
x-Batted for Griffiths in 7th.
N-Batted for Kralovich in TIN.
SCORE BY INNINGS
salem ..........- loO WI "a
Summary: Losing pitcher-Fenter.
winning pitcher-Soinila. Three hits
runs off Fenter in q innings. Six
hits 2 runs off Soinila in Z. Six hits
and runs off Kralovich in 81.
Struck out--By Soinila S, krslovich
S. Bases on balls-Off Fenter 8, Kralo-
vich 3. Runs responsible for-Fenter
2. Kralovich 2. Soinila /. Hit by
pitcher-Wilson by Soinila. Wild
pitches-Soinila q. Krslovich. Passed
ball-Barker. Left on bases-Yaki-
ma Q. Salem S. Two-base hits
Reese. Holt q, Bliss. Runs bstted in
Bliss. Holt. Harris, Weisandt. Barker.
Sacrifice hits-Stamper. Stolen bases
Bliss. a. johnson. Wilson. Co.'S
carart Double plsy-McKnisht to
Stamptr 20 Reese. Time of game
i.4e. Umpires-Nelson. Clabaugh and
Clarke.
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Losing pitcher, Serventi, Innings
pitched by Serventi rs, by Jonas ?,
at bat. off Serventi IS. off Jonas 4;
hits, off Servanti 10. off Jonas l; runs
scored, off Serventi IL; runs resp for,
Seryenti 9. oandstrom @; strike outs,
by Serventi 3, Jonas l. Sandstrom T.
base on balls, off Seryenti 4 off
Sandstrom 5; left on bases, Spokane
s, Tacoma 7; home runs. Hartman,
Jolley. Martinez. three base hits,
Rickert, Kiley, Baer. Firpo. two-base
hits. Sickle Serventi, Falconi. Mar
tlnea' F1rpo 2; runs batted in Sickle,
Jolley 4. Martinez 4. Hartman q
Baer Firpo 3 Farrell. Kiley. Brenner
2, Rickert 2; sacrifices. Serventi. Har-
riman; double plays. Martinez 10 Fall
conf to Sickle. Martinez TO McGinnis
to Falconi, Trower to Farrell to Har-
riman to Rickert: time 1853; umpires
Moran and Weisgerber.
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Totals ........3l 3 6 x26 10 o
Two out when winning run scored

Runs responsible for. Walker 4,
Buxton 3; struck out, by Walker o,
Buxton 2: bases on balls. off Walker
2. Buxton S: two-base hits. Archie 2.
Kearse, Dunn. W Raimondi: runs
batted in. Archie. Kearse 2. W Raj
mondi O. Lyman 2; sacrifices. Vanni,
Luby. Walker Buxton: stolen bases,
White. Archie: double play Christoff
to Dunn; time, :4s; umpires, Hood
and Engeln
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SCORE BY INNINGS

Yakima .............o 900 900 oo2-2
salem ..............3 800 0lo 20x-6
summary: Runs responsible for
Helser 2; Schanz 4. Struck out by
Helser 5. by Schanz 8. Bases on balls
- Or Helser 8. Schanz q Wild
pitches - Helser. Left on bases -
Salem 3, Yakima 4. Home run -
Weigandt. Three-base hit-Wilson.
Iwo-base hits-Petersen, williams,
Griffiths. Runs batted in - Harris,
PETERSEN, Williams, Wilson 2. Weig-
andt z, Sacrifice - Helser. Double
play-Griffiths to Knoll TO Harris
Time ;43. Umpires-Clabaugh. Nell
son and Clarke.
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NAHAN Is EIGHTH
Observation-Disclosures NJ

FTIFlNDFfsNf ffN-FTI NrIIeII.
Phillies' first baseman, rs the
eighth man Doc Prothro has tried
at the position since the beginning
Of the 1889 season.
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Losing pitcher, Osborne: innings
pitched Osborne 7; at bat. off Os-
borne 80, HIS. off Osborne 8; runs
scored, off Osborne 4: runs respons-
ible for. Osborne 4. Bithorn 3, Hum
phreys q struck out. by Osborne q
Bithorn J. Humphreys 4; bases on
balls. off Osborne | Bithorn /. Hum
phreys /; left on bases, Hollywood S,
San Diego 5; three-base hits. Hum
phreys, Patchett. GRAY: two-base hits,
Mesner, Garibaldi; runs batted in
Mesner 2. Mcdonald. Patchett 3. Gray
2; double play. Sperry to Mesner to
Mcdonald; time. 1:47; umpires, Falls
and Snyder
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

every Of the cothwho not only knows
Baseball. enough about the to write about II
. Rev. A. X. NJ kettner, pastor OF the intn
Memorial TaccmaSpokane sanr
Rev. ketner knows his baseball
Of the WIN comprise tne
column today Il Rev. kettncr, you old sports
writer, T. M
Dear Me,cal: It's years lat covered ball
game complying my promise to This parsons
with the announcement of official dec
speaker there much eneny on throws
and poor fielding Of throws7
~ in 10 Innings -.
game between the Indians from
- country and the fighting Tacoma Tigers
before the spokane
Tribe Mccormack scaped out
IS
The temperamena boy Mike Budnck game which was
tough Woodworking youngs M Cadnha to iose and If
sliced ericay in the SIXTH Cadnha might nave
been recorded the league book SO
20 n the game.
The Indians when Alden singled and
out The neetooted Aden
cautious dose Of base coaching than
the evening" The big gum oe fed
to anything a towering to key center field
by Sickle and single by
Hartman brought the with two Baers
bestwa q roller McGnnis
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Fireworks in Sixth /.

The nnocenty the sixth McNamee grounded
Budnc proud Of his batting average
left for clean single scies
Two ana
Aden slapped left CENTER which
developed nastier slice than
this Sickle scored Mcinns
mbehayng hopper which euded both Farrell and
Joney his only hit Of the evening" single
scoring McGinns-who, incidentally knows how to
Csdha couldn't walked Facon Martinez
I'm Garreson into conference
Bob told Cadnha helped the Chief
populated called strkes-whh the
strobe the plate In the tenh
In Ricke singled with out Trower
laid double play Budnck to
Martinez catch the gaopng Rcke at third second
running on 1t had worked we-
Firpos double resulted In run
The next hit off Budnck also made
anything but out on home plate
the boards Rcer singled
Tower double ball to Mcnnis who
the ball. highly appreciated
by cdnha od high to short right and the runners
trying to be helpful got in Joey's way
puout but Old Man oey got an by throw
who forced vacate first
his second chance to deliver came
single which brought in two runs to tie up
game the cost inning little cheaper for
the fan.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS
Philadelphia s-5, Chicago 2-s.
Pittsburgh 5-16, Boston 80.
Cincinnati GA, New York 1-2.
Brooklyn 80, st. Louis is.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Baltimore A, Jersey City 6-1.
Newark I'll. Buffalo Sc.
Montreal Al, Rochester 80.
Toronto 9, Syracuse 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus 11-3, Milwaukee 4-6.
Toledo "a, Kansas City 81.
Indianapolis 81. st. Paul 9-10.
Louisville 2-3, Minneapolis 1912
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TIGERS SWEEP DOUBLEHEADER WITH SPOKANE CLU1
Coast Box Scores
Batted for Deniston in seventh.

Batted for Deniston in seventh.
b Batted for Hilcher IN seventh.
Ran for Annunzio n fifth
Portland 0 o O o 90
Sacramento ....... 2 0 0 90 Ks
Runs responsible for. Hileher 3;
struck out. bv Hilcher 3: bases on
balls, off Hilcher q Judd J. hit by
pitcher. Hilcher. left on bases. Port
land 6. Sacramento 4 two-base hits,
Bergstrom. Brown. runs bstted IN,
Wieczorek. Handley Grilk; sacrifices.
Marshall Lake. stolen base. Reich.
double plays Brown to Marshall 20
Gill Handley to Ogrodowski 20 Grilk
time, Los. umpires, Edwards. Powell.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays RESULTS

Seattle 80, Oakland 40.
Sacramento 11-3, Portland 10.
San Diego IA, Hollywood 20.
San Francisco 90, Los Angeles
2-14.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Detroit 4-3. New York 80.
Cleveland 80, Boston 20.
Chicago 1917, Philadelphia SO.
St Louis S-4, Washington As.
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T omohowked. B'Golly +.

with Martinez worked Cadnha for Walk
Indian deliver did with solid double
leagues leading base runner from
first ended the inning by striking out
Farrell grounded short and Key ouled to
right field Joey reputation fielder not compete
gathered 1t the clubhouse fence
skied to Mccormack to end the contest
Frpo divided of the hits off Budnck
Alden led five.
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The
N4ndnas
INTERNATIONAL

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Tacoma 1913, Spokane 1912.
Wenatchee IA. Vancouver s.
Salem So, Yakima "a.
Evening star., 1940-12-09
Mrs. Cunningham
To Speak at Meeting
Of Home Economists

Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunningham
chief of the civic group section OF
the Consumer Protection Division
National Defense Advisory Com
mission, will address a dinner meet
ing of home economists at 7 O'Clock
tonight at the Kennedy-Wa
The dinner is being arranged Jointly
by the District Chapters of the
American Home Economics Asso-
citation and the American Dietetic
Association.
Nutrition as it relates to the ma
tional defense program will be Mrs
Cunningham's topic.
Dr.. Louise Stanley, chief of the
Bureau of Home Economics of the
Department of Agriculture, will be
chairman of the meeting. Guests
from the National Defense Advisory
Commission will include DR.. M. L.
Wilson, advisor on nutrition; Robert
E. Bondy, chairman of the Com
mittee on Welfare and Consumer
Interest, and DR.. George C. Ruh-
land, chairman of the Health Com
mittee, District of Columbia Defense
Committee.
Other guests will be DR.. Hazel
K. Stiebeling and DR.. Helen S.
Mitchell of the Bureau of Home
Economics and Mrs. Elizabeth
Grant Of the District of Columbia
Health Department.
Evening star., 1940-12-09
Chevy Chase Forum
Names Second Topic

An American Plan for a New
World Order" will be the topic of
the second meeting of the Chevy
Chase Community Forum December
is at $50 pm. at the Woman's Club
OF Chevy Chase, Md.
Emory c. Balduf, director of Fed
eral Union, Inc, will present the
subject which will be discussed by
John P. MacCormac, Washington
correspondent of the New York
Times. and author of Canada; :;
Americas Problem; DR.. George
Finch. secretary of Carnegie En-
dowment for International Peace:
DR.. Esther Caukin Brunauer of
American Association of University
Women, Representative John Alex
ander of Minnesota, and Leifur
Magnusson, formerly with the In
ternational Labor Office. DR.. Arthur
Deerin Call, editor of World Affairs
and permanent secretary of the
1nterparliamentary Union, will be
the moderator.
Mrs. James v. Bennett is chair
man OF the committee in charge.
Evening star., 1940-12-09
Miss Andrews Feted:
Mr.. McAdam Gives
Luncheon Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Delattre- -Seguy
were hosts at tea yesterday in honor
of Miss Mary Lord Andrews, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Atherton Macondray,
and members of the younger set
turned out in full force to greet
the popular debutante.
The hosts two young daughters,
Yvette and Nicole, were assistants
for their mother. Also present was
the honor guests mother, Mrs
Macondray. who recently returned
from Hawaii, where she spent six
months with her husband, who is
stationed there. The debutante's
two sisters, the Misses Carter Ran
dolph and Helen Tucker Andrews
also were present.
Other parties yesterday included
that given by Mr.. Sherry McAdam,
who entertained at lunch at his
home, and the cocktail party which
Mr.. Oliver Hammond gave follow
ing the Redskin game The party
was held at the house which Mr..
Hammond shares with Mr.. William
Fitzgerald.
DR.. and Mrs. Homer King Varn
were at home yesterday afternoon
and later in the evening they en-
tertained so out-of-town guests at
dinner. Assisting Mrs. Vann were
Mrs. Robert McCeney of Laurel,
Md; Mrs. Lauriston Hannah, Mrs.
Linton Collins, Mrs. Leo T. Brown,
Mrs. Morrison Clark. Miss Merle
Paisley and Mrs. J. Frank Rice.