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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
~ PETER gpSoN
Dolly MeMitos Woshimston

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3
Freshman Senator Ernest w.
MeForiond Of Florence. Ariz.,
cut his senatorial syeteeth ond
became q hero the other doy
in most amusing foshion, ond
with q big, boyish grin storted
biting his seowIine. dssp-dish
colleagues Of the interstate
Commerce subcommittee in
curing into propaganda as
poets Of the movies.
II was quite q surprise to
everyone. and perhaps most Of
all to the 47-yeor-old junior
senator himself. But with Wen
dell WilIkie, hired as high
priced counsel to defend the
movie moeuls, theoretically 81
fenced ond refused permission
to cross examine the witness,
Mcfarland os the minority"
member Of the subcommittee
began to do q little cross ex-
animation on his own account.
And he stole the show, taking
the pIoy away from such oble
deboters as Senators Nye OF
North Dokoto and Bennett
Clark of Missouri.
What wosn't generally
known is thot Mcfarland is on
experienced court Iowyer. Even
though he hos been in Wosh-
ineton only since January.
back in Arizona he is known as
Judge Mack" of the stote su-
perior court, and before that as
O trioI lawyer he defended
Winnie Ruth Judd Of trunk
murder fome. getting he'
deoth sentence reduced to in
sonity. AS prosecuting .ottorney
Of PinoI county in 1923 he Sc
cured the conviction of Evo
Dueon, the first woman to be
executed for murder in Ariz-
ono.
JUST LIKE LAYING
After TIE first sessions OF
the movie hearings we're over,
Mcfarland admitted he got q
kick out Of the proceedings.
os he hadn't done any trio|
lowyerine for O few years, but
from this it should not be de-
dueed thot Mcfarland is han
ding the minority end Of the
inquiry just os O Iork. He
oerees thot it would have been
O bad precedent to let WiIIkie
cross-exomine witnesses.
Just why Mcfarland was put
on the subcommittee. Judge
Mack doesn't even know him.
self. The chairman, Senator
Worth Clark Of Idaho, and the
other members. Tobey Of New
Hampshire, Brooks Of IIlinoi.
and Bone Of Washington, ore
oil isoIotionists in their Ieon-
ires. Mcfarland hos distin-
euished himself principally BY
keeping his mouth shut, os a
freshman tor perhop:
should. He hos mode q couple
Of short speeches, and voted
for Ieose-Iend, other odminis-
trotion foreign policies, and he
fovored CONSUMPTION.
MeForIond's technique is
perhaps best iIIustroted by on
exchange with Senotor Nye on
the opening doy Of the session.
Nye had just recited q list Of
films he sold we're propaganda
and Mcfarland asked which
ones had been Objectionable
Nye-It is most difficult.
&C TO c film tonight and tomor-
row my recollection is hozy,
But recall ~ N Worried q
Nozi."
McForIond-AII right, whot
$500
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
. SO THEY SAY
This is purely . matter Of

This is purely . matter OF
vigor.
Under Secretary OF war
Robert Patterson, announcing
the setting Of lower age limits
for Army Officers.
There was no necessity 70
drive so miles an hour. Hitler
hasn't gotten over here yet.
Prank Goodwin, Massach-
usetts auto registrar. susupend..
ing the license Of "Archduke
Otto of Hapsburs for speeding.
As soon O. possible We mus
reconstitute the sentimental tie
between Marshal. Petain and
the people.
Pierre Pucheu, vichy min
lister Of interior.
The Germans said they con.
sciously followed the Ameri.
can plan for industrial mobi!ixa-
ton. and they improved on u.
But don't forget, we wrote the
book.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13
WISE DOGS

MEDFORD, ORE. - Robert
Wrights bird dogs--he thought
they were lost-were getting
impatient when he found them,
on point in the living room.
An owl, which Wright said
must have come down the fire
place chimney, blinked angrily
from a windoWsill.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-13

Il Il reported that 3%S differ
ent factories help build one Ely.
ina Tortress bomber. OF this
number. le3 factories supply the
many standard Items and smau
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
Dime como fulnGS...

Distintos son los m6todos em-
pleados hasta ahora para como
Ger ell caracter y las pasiones
del hombre por los signos exte-
riores.
La frenologia, los estudios fl
son6micos, Ia grafOlogia, ETC.,
pretenden conseguir este Obje-
to.
No sabemos quien ha ideadc
otro prcedimiento, q. consiste
en- fijarse en- ell cigarro y ell mo-
do de fumar de la persona cuyo
caracter quiere averiguarse.
Conste que hemos dicha ciga-
rro, no cigarrillo.
Ell resultado de las Observable
mes practicadas es ell siguiente:
Ell que fuma 81 cigarro lde
punta a punta Is un avaro y un
egoista.
Ell que sacude a cada ratio la
ceniza, esta sumergido en- gra-
yes pensamientos o en- profun-
dos dolores morales.
Ell que juega con Ell cigarro
La gaceta., 1941-11-27

que era mi Illusion la lena.
En- que monte la hallare?
Mujer que a TODD sonrie,
hombre que a todas festeja,
lumbre que cualquiera enclende
es polvo que ell viento neva,
va siente ell frio la terra,
que el sol no la quiere bien
y sc marcha de su vera.
Dios es ell bien, es ell aire,
la luz que viene del cielo
y ell latido de Ia sangre.
Yo quiero a Dios mas que nadie
lie quiero porQue lie quiero,
sin con su querer lucrarme.
Con mascara de bondad
hay muchos males ocultoS,
Y es mas honda la maldad.
Ell que siente una verdad
debe de decirla a gritos,
aunque pese a los demas!
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
La crisis del nazisno en- los paises conquistados

no I'm 3O% y la cebada ] Ia a.
vena en- un 23%.
!. Nuestros Quisliags son crimind'
les" dice an importante peri6.
djco itdlidpO
Una gran sensation Sc pro-
dujo en- toda Italia con la publi-
caci6n de un articulo en- "Gazet-
ia del Popolo". Discutiendo el
Gobierno que ell mismo Mussoli-
nj nombr6 en- Croacia, Ell peri6-
dico dice:
"Serfa ridiculo ell intentar ne
gar que todos aquellos que en-
Ia actualfdad ocupan posiciones
de Importance en- Croacia fue-
ron nombrados generates, mi
n%istros, embajadores, directo-
res de peri6dicos y jefes de po-
licfa, pero este no les cambi6,
Esto incluye a Pavelitch lei
uuisling principal) y sus com
raneros de gabinete. La vida en-
Zagreb es intolerable. En- cada
esquina de la ciudad uno espe-
ra que lie disparen. La casa de
Pavelitch esta rodeada de anne
tralladoras y policia especial, 10
7ue es n~ecesario para su perso-
nal seguridad." FL a%rticulo ter
nina: 'Yo por mi parte tengo la
impression que ell pseudo Gobler-
no de Croacia y sus generates,
no son mas que una cuadrilla de
conspiradores contra la gran
mayoria del pueblo croatia"
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
Seccion de CuItcs
No;ienbne e 1911

MTNSAJE ~EVANGELICO
"Dta de Acci6R de GrGcjaS"
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
LOS NAILS THEME UNA Dr.
VISION

Washington, Nov. 27.-Ba-
sandose en- pruebas documenta-
les, ell Abogado Geeral Biddle in
form6 aver que los nazis tienen
organizada en- ell mundo una di-
vision extranjera, la cual ODE
dece 6rdenes de Ernst William
Bdhle, I'm ~asistente de Hitler.
La division incluye subdivision
mes de cultura, prensa, propa-
ganda, oradores, etc.
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
DIVoRCIOS

Decretos: Beatrice Suare2
contra Jose Antonio Suarez;
arta Campbell Murray contra
John J. Murray; Ella c. Minis
contra William T. Minis; Ray
DeShong contra Ossie May De
Shong; Donald Eckstein con-
ira Lena Mae Eskstein; Nellie
Monts contra Royce Marion
Monts.
Nuevas demandas: Pedro
Basford contra ]. P. Basford
CANINE barley contra Carolyn
Howe barley; Zada P. Good
win contra w. H. Goodwin.
La gaceta., 1941-11-27

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
HL. p, vendida exclu-
81 tamerte por Kin g
Hardware. ga. avenida
II Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
MATRIMONIO

Raymond Waller, 81, y Ma
italia Knowles, 10; Reuben
Dupree Martin, 81, y Jessie
Lee Bunkley, OF; Charles Cor
ME Raines, %, y Norma w.
Kyle, 25; Edward j. Daniels,
Jr., rs, y Della LVisa Green
%; Guy A. Crawford, &C, y
Carrie Berta Lloyd, Sc; John
Putnam Hamlin, 50, y Vera
M. Rittenhouse, As; Lyndon
Wallace Owen, 35, y Dorothy
Jean Mars, %.
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
FSCASEZ

Londres, Nov. 27.-El "Stock
holm Tidningen'' dice: A pesar
de las reglas que Sc INTRODUCE
ron para los abastecimientos de
MADEIRA. Sc necesita en- la actua-
lidad un ano para la entrega dc
materiales de construction. Las
industries de ~conservas sc ven
obligadas a usar carton y made
ra para sus envases, debido a la
escasez de la hoja de lata. Sc i'm
portan grandes cantidades de
cosas ~necesarias, pero las auto
ridades alemanas tienen la pre-
ferencia en- TODD. La confiSca-
ci6n de frazadas para las tropas
alemanas en- Noruega, muestra
Ia escasez de tejidos, especial
mente de lana. Reina un estado
de panico. Sc espera una "reco-
lecci6n" obligatoria de toda ella
Sc de metales para suplir a las
fabricas de armas de Noruega
que en- la actualidad trabaJan
exclusivamente para las necesi-
dades del ejercito aleman.
En- contra del "IR DESPATCH
Ell corresponsal en- Berlin del
"Dagens Nyheter' comunica
que segdn un decreto forzoso
que ACADIA de publicarse, los jor
males de los obreros en- Alema-
MIA seran reducidos 81 la pro-
ducci6n cae mas abajo del nivel
prometido. Sc dispone que en-
aquellos sitios donde la produc-
ci6n es mas alta que ell prone
dio, existen reglas por las Qua
les sc garantiza un formal adj
cional, mientras que hasta aho-
ra no habia habido oportunidad
para balancear los jornales don
de la production es mas baja
del promedio. Los patronos tie
men ell derecho a recuperar la
falta de production, disminu-
yendo los jornales.
En- DinGmarca. BGjo Ia
S~uperficie
Refiriendose a la vista a O.
dense del jefe de policia de Els
tOcolmo y al hecho de que ell vie
je Sc efectu6 por autom6vil des-
de Copenhagen, ell National
Tidende" exclama a fin de dar
una idea exacta de la situaci6n
al huesped extranjero: Deberia-
mos haber ahorrado la gasolina
que Sc gast6 en- ell viaje".
Ell departamento de establish
cas- calcula que la cosecha sera
tan solo de un 1919 mas baja
que la de 1910; perO las estacio-
mes experimentales, a traves de
toda Dinamarca, calculan UNI
800 de reduction es decir, un
total de unos 2.3 millones de to-
neladas. La de trigo ha sidO re-
ducida en- un $3.50, la de cente-
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
Mi Dios eS grande y es buenO,
es Dios de todas las razas,
es Dios de todos los pueblos.
LITVINOFF LLEGARA Ell
OLA 6 DE DICIEMBRE

Washington, Nov. 26.-La
cOmpanfa Pan American anun-
clio aver que el nuevo embaja-
dor de Rucia en- los Estados u
nidos, Maxim Litvinoff, embar-
cara en- Singapore ell df 80 de
este mes y llegara a San Fran
cisco, California, ell dia 6 de d.
ciembre. LIE acompana su espo-
sa.
La gaceta., 1941-11-27

Texto Bfblico: "Dunljo Ora
cias siempre de TODD al Dios y
Padre en- Ell nombre de NuestrO
Senior Ja3u-Cristo."
Efesios. 5:29.
Antes que TODD, demos gra-
cias a Dios por 81 Don Inefable,
CriSto-Jesds, y por las San.as
'Escrituras, revelation de su vO-
luntad al hombre.
Demosle gracias por la vida
y e. privilegio de consagrarsela
a Ell; por Ell tempo y la cportu-
nidad da emrlearlo en- %servicio
de los demas; per las riquezas
msteriales Y la posibilidad de in
vertirlas en- ell es.abfecimiento
de su RENO, la mas Saba inver-
sion. DENIES .,6moSie nuestra
qratitud q Dos. empleando sus
dones en- servicio del pr6jimo y
"a k-n1ani3aI, mas bien que en-
fines egoiStas, paes 81 emplea-
mos ell tempe, las energias y ell
jinero. ell c9raz6n no experiment
a les eflavios de la graft nd.
D6mcsls gracias a Dios por
me@io de IRA vida prra y recta;
cue nuestra Luz alumbre delante
de los homores y que nuestras
buenas obras glorifique al Pa
DIRE que e5ta en- los cielos. Posei-
dos del Espiritu de gratitud, Sc
demoStrara esta aun en- las ac-
clones mas pequenas.
Alalbemos a Dios continue y
sinceramente, por SUI gran amor
y sus maltiples misericordias,
"Dando Gracias siempre en- to-
DO"
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

hasta quemarse los dedos, y sc
quema los labios, o es un poeta
o es p~eriOdista. De diez fumado-
res en- este case, dos son poetas
~ echo periodistas.
Ell que Aeva el cigarro entire e.
irdice y Ell medic es un embus-
tero.
Ell que aspira mucho hume es
un hombre sano; ell que hace de-
biles aspiraciones es un hombre
sin energias.
Ell que usa de muchas precau-
clones es I'm honbre frivolo @
tonic.
Ell que fuma delante de las Sc
noras, ha leido un manual de ur
banidad; pero dice: elias fuman
tambien.
Ell que fuma en- ell parlamen-
to-. cast siempre es expulsado.
FL que fuma hablandO, o ha-
bla fumandO, es.,. purO hume.
La gaceta., 1941-11-27
Ell TEMPO

Vientos moderados del nord-
este Mayima, aver, so grades,
The weekly echo., 1941-05-16

the Institute, you would have a helpful
ally, better informed to cooperate with
you in your local activities. The in
fuence of the minister as a leader a.
mong our people is TOO well known
to discuss.
Discussions, section meetings and
addresses will deal with the several
Federal agencies especially programs
and policies of the FSA, the AAA, the
FCA and the NYA; Rural Health Prob
lems," THE Farmer and National De-
fense,' "The Church and National De-
Tense" Youth Leadership in the Rural
Church" Rural Public Schools" "Ten-
ancy and Economic Well-being," "Music
for Worship, Sunday School and Other
Services Practical Preaching" etc.
Leaders of local and national promin-
ence will be present and make contri-
! buttons.
1t would be very appropriate if YOU
local PTA, MIA, YHA chapter or HI
Club could sponsor the attendance OF
at least one of your local ministers
Free scholarships cOrering room and
board will be given to large number
of those registering teh first day. Please
/ help us to make a fruitful contribution
to program of larger service in rural
church leadership-Will You?
Room and board will average Soc
per day. All persons attending will be
expected to bring their bed linen, towels
soap, comb and brush etc.
Sincerely yours,
Bishop S. L. Greene, Chairmac
The weekly echo., 1941-05-16
'HBA BOARDS
NOTICE

To the Presidents and Members Of
The HolbrDok Benevolent Association
of the State Of Mississippi:
This comes to inform you that the
quart ,rly assessment for the jung
Boards is SIPS Each president is re-
quested 30 collect SIPS from each men,
Der Of his lodge in good standing and
report same in the Board. The Boards
will meet on the above date vita TIE
from $4,000 to s125.5O We now have
checks ready to bs mailed out to tia
beneficiaries of the March Boards in his
amount Of $3.50.
We hope our presidents VIII do hesx
best 10 make a 100 per cent collection
in June. The more we CEN pay tbs
beneficiaries of our decsased members
the louder it speaks for the Association
Please do your best TO make 100 PEI
cent collection in June.
The weekly echo., 1941-05-16
AMERICAN
ssssssssssss
(Continued froEA page One9

sure Of freedom and opportunity than
any other country on earth
But Il Am An American" Day is not
a day on which 70 discuss what demo-
crazy has or has not done TOR its ciu-
zens. Democracy is composed of it,
and it is up to than as ind
viduals 70 live up to the deals Of theil
country and 50 to raise the standard
of the country as a whole.
When we say, Il am an American
we make it an individual matter. I
becomes an individual right and al
individual obligation. And for th'
duties involved in such a proclamation
we can do no better thing than to tuI1
back for our instructions to the epistl,
'of Paul to the Romans when he coun
.selled them:
"Abhor that whch is evil; cleaye t
The weekly echo., 1941-05-16

wIGGneS, Miss To the Genera
President and Secretary:
l ain writing you all how 10 come 10
Lodge ia, Virgins, Miss. All coming
South from Meridian and Harrisburg
take Highway No. -, csnse 70 Brook N
turn short 10 the left at the Depot and
60 East short distance there you all
take the right. You viii cos . bridge
come about a nile then take the left
hand road ooms straight until you come
to another highway known as the Wig
gins G. New Augusta, turn TO the right
You will come to another bridge, croA
II and come pne-fourth mile, then turn
to laft you will pass by a church nam"d
Andrew Chapel, keep straight ON il
will bring 20 uto Pleasant Hill Baptist
Church where the board will be held
All coming from Gulfport or Picayune
come to Virgins then take Virgins &
New Augusta highway, come toward
New Augusta until you see a sign 70
Pleasant Hill church. Turn short v
the right you will pass a church keec
straight it will carry you to Pleasant
Hill Church is where the board will be
held. Yours truly,
c. l. Hall, President
The weekly echo., 1941-05-16
.HBA BOARD
II. B. A. Board Convene
In Waynesboro

II. B, A. Board Convene
In Waynesboro
Dear General President:
AS per your request am sending IN
a description as to how you may reach
the place of meeting in Waynesboro
on June q Coming south on highway
As come IL mile south 70 town 10 St
Luke Baptist church-come NORTH On n
come " mile before you get to the
town turn to the left at Hattie's place
Coming on Highway 81 come one block
after you cross the railroad, turn south
" miIo-coming on highway number 8
come me same way.
Any road leading to Waynesbcrc
some south to St. Luke Baptist Church
We are looking for you Please bring
round reports
The weekly echo., 1941-05-16

Dear Friend
For the past two years, as a per
manent service to the rural church
the college has cooprated with a State
Wide Interdenominational Committee and
the Federal Council of the Churches of
Christ in America in sponsoring an IN
stitute and Conference for Town and
Rural Mininters.
This year the date h the week q
June 9-14. We are taking the liberty
to suggest that if you could get a re-
preventative number of the ministers
in your community or county to attend
The weekly echo., 1941-05-16
VIM. H. Bell, Secretary
Statewide
Interdenominational COMMITTEE
A. vi.
NEWS

ALCORN A and M COLLEGE
cooperating with
The State-Wid INSTRUMENTATION
Committee
The Federal Council of Churches {.
Christ in America
announces
The Third Annual Institute
and Conference
Town and Rural Pastors, Layworker
and Youth Leaders
June a. 800
Write For Particulars
Bishop S. L. Greene, Chairmac
VIM. H. Bell Secretary
Aloorn, Mississippi
The weekly echo., 1941-05-16

that which IS good. Be kindly affect
toned one to another with brotherly
love; in honour perferring one another
rejoicing in hope; patient in tribulation'
continuing instant in prayer; Be of the
same mind one toward another. Mind
not high things, but condescend to men
of low estate. Be not wise in your
own cDnceits. Recompense to no mar
evil for evil Provide things honest II
the sight of all men. Be not overcomc
Of evil, but overcome evil with good
The weekly echo., 1941-05-16

The HBA Boards will meet as follows,
Monday, June 2, Waynesbono, VIM
Kinslow President HBA No. 100.
Wednesday, june 4, Virgins, c. L. Hall
Pr 4sident HBA No. ia.
Friday June 6, HBA Office Building
Tuesday June 10, Columbia. Jenkir
Cyrus, Pres dent, HBA No. 1926.
The weekly echo., 1941-05-16
lib ABOARD
DIRECTION

WIGGrS, Miss To the Gene1
President and Secretary:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23
\. ". \. Meets With
Miss Doris Dennis

The y. W. AS of the First B N,ist
church met recently with Miss DuI-
Dennis. at her home on Chestnut
street. The meeting opened with the
reading Of the deVOtiOns by Mis-
Frances SatterWhlte. The whole
group then said the Lords prayer.
Miss Halle Frank Mills read the
various duties of the Officers, after
which officers We're elected as fol
lows. Miss Jeanette Faulkner, prcSi-
dent; Miss Frances S~atterWhite, vice
president; Miss Mildred Conn. secre-
tary; and Miss Anne Stainback,
treasurer.
The program was IN charge OF Miss
jamie Conn, who had as her topic,
The Urgency Of World Need. The
following topics We're discussed:
Africa, Miss Anne Stainback; the
Orient, Miss Edna Faulkner; China
Miss %Jcannettc Faulkner; and Eu-
rope, Miss Doris Dennis. The pro-
gram Vas concluded by the sing
mg of one verse OF when | Survey
the WondrouS Cross
The hostess, assisted by her moth
CT. served delicious refreshments.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23
Leader.

Miss BcSs Johnson, of Henderson,
president of the Y. ". &. A. at Wo-
mans College of the University OF
North Carolina, where She is a stu
dent. is one of the leaders of the
annual World Student Service Fund
and the Refugee drive which Will
set underway March I. according to
an announcement from the college.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23
Visit in Raleigh.

, and Mis-. T. II. Weldon, little
vi p.,-y BROOKS Weldon. and J. I.
Weldon -npu, t"-iefdaN III h1IriSh,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23

carried a colonial bouquet of sun
glow roses and acacia and tied with
matching ribbon. Her hat was OF
matching material trimmed with
PINK and blue flowers.
The groom's best MAJ was Cecil
Faulkner, his cousin.
cousin OF the groom, and M. a.
Savage. brother Of the bride.
lhc couple VIII make their home
III Petersburg, where MI. Faulkner
holds a position with Dunlop Per
EIns Company.
Cttt-ol-loWn guests for the we'd
dung were Mr5. VI. y. Savage, and
Nj. Marguerite Jcffrcya, OF phIiadeI-
rni0, ana Il. l. Savage, Jr, of Fort
jackson, S. {.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23
Choir Practice.

The senior choir of the FIRST Meth
)dist church Will practice at AZ
clock { evening at the church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23

Tho famous Portland Vase. one
of the most priceless treasures of
ancient day, was smashed to pieces
by an insane visitor in the British
Museum and since repaired with
great skill.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23
Mrs. Hicks Sick.

Mrs. Willie Rose Hicks is confined
to her home with tonsllitls. her
TREND VII regret to learn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Wednesdays State Net Results

BOYS SINGLES
Jim Dixon beat Kenny Burrows.
90. 90.
Morris sookoloys beat Jack Upper
man, Ga. 81.
wally Cavanoeh beat Ray Rutledse,
81, l0-s.
FRED Fischer beat Dick Burrows by
woMrN's DOUBLES
Coda Gross Daphne Buckell beat
Pamela Harrah Madeline Donohoe,
go, 60.
MIXED DOUBLES
Nancy Wolfendon- Hal Wagner beat
ANA wolfendon- Bob Calm, 81, i-e.
Us.
Babs Horluek-Herb Baumsartner
beat Babs-Jot Livengood. as, SIS, 50
Monica Nolan Harper MaSsie beat
Pat dreenup- Bob Cdnan, as, So
virginia HArris-Doug Iefebvre beat
Doris koenig Harry Roche, So. as,
as.
Dorothy HeAd-Emery Neale beat
Margaret Neils-Rny Berns a.. ga.
VETERANS SINGLES
Bob BerInsnn beat W. A. salisbury
b. MeKsnsis beat Bob Bermann,
Ga. SIS
oeorse Hawley beat James Mulroy
Dell Mccormick beat Charles Rey-
nolds o-3, 81
MARRIED COUPLES DOUBLES
Mr. Mrs stewart Baliinger beat Mr.
Mrs. Peter Hamilton. Ga. SIS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Chiefs Slam
Our Bengals
Wenotchee Hitting
Abuse Is Terrific

WENATCHEE- Wenatohee
Chiefs last night pasted Holmes
and Faria. Tacoma Tiger hurlers,
all over the lot and won. II 10 8.
Holmes WAS lerked after three
heats and Faria, youngster. Jared
no better. The Chiefs simply had
on their batting clothes.
The Chiefs cinched the game in
the third with five runs and the
fourth with three.
Three home runs and two
doubles were run up by the Chiefs
in the extra base division. forge
son hit one four-hase knock and
Marionetu two