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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-15
RELIGIOUS QUESTION BOX

of The Democrat invited tc send questions re- gardine Jewish faiths Questions will promptly possible They should be addressed The Conference of Christians and Jews 300 Fourth Avenue questions . personal reply may be sent if
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-15
SALEM LUTHERAN
Thlrd Sunday In Lent

The Parting (John 7:i9-3O Ushers -- Gustav Johnson, Miles
 Berry. 800 6. m.--Swedish. Seniors--Mrs. Adolph Nelson. lO:00 Q. m. - Bible School. Auto Service: Manno Lorentzson, Jo- seph Noyack. ii:00 a. in.-English. Juniors-Chil- dren's Choir. 700 p. fn.-English. Seniors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-15

Glee Club Sciipture-Ps. 9S Anthem-sanctus from "St. CeCella Mass" ................... GounOd
 Glee Club Of9ert0ry-Tantum Ergo. BeObide Ding Dong! Merrily On High, Old French
 Glee Club Hymn 164-Coronation Address-Rev. Herbert E. Wright, D. D. president of the Seminary Duet--I Waited for the Lord, from Elijah" ............ Mendelss0hn
 Cleo Club Alma Mater ....... Clara Edwards
 Glee Club
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
Killers Win
Basket Title

Mckinley Hill won the COM
mercisl A league basketball cham
pionship Wednesday night at
Stewart school by defeating n.
Y. A. 44-30. in the single game
title playoff.
Mckinley Hill won the FIRST
round Of play. American Lake the
second round and n. 7. A. tied
with the Killers for the third
round as American Lake slipped
badly with two losses 10 leave
the Killers and n. Y. A. tied for
first place with three defeats for
the season to force the playoff.
The smaller Killers, in turning
in their second victory of the
season over n. Y. A, outsped the
high scoring N. Y. A. club to pile
up a Pills lead at the half and
then coast in behind Harry Rush's
IL points. Jerry Cecchi was high
for the losers with ID.
Summary;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
Shuttle Play
Opens Friday
Champ John Sdmis
Seeded Number |

SEATTLE-State Singles Cham
pion John SAINTS Of Vancouver. p.
C.. today was seeded No. / in the
Washington state badminton tour
ney opening here Friday. ahead Of
National Champion Dave Freeman
of Pasadena, Cal.
Ham Law and Rupe Topp of Sc
attic were seeded three and four
Zoe Smith. Virginia Heaton and
Betty Goodsell of Seattle were one.
two and three in women's singles,
with Juanita Stern of Tacoma oc-
cupying fourth spot.
Entries were in from Port
land. Tacoma, Bremerion and
Bellingham.
Other seedlings:
Mems doubles: Freeman and
Henry Prusoff. Seattle; Law and
Ough. Seattle: Topp and Bob
Deacon, Seattle, sam Lee and Chet
Van Houghten. Portland
Women's doubles: Zoe Smith and
Juanita Stern.
Mixed doubles: Maxine Cruik-
shank and Freeman; Heaton and
Law; Smith and Topp; Nova Crow
ley and Jim PAUL, all Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
Camps
HUBBELL TO HURL

MIAMI, Fla.-Carl Hubbell faces
the Cincinnati Red. for the New
York Giants today. Lloyd (Whitey)
Moore is scheduled to start for the
Reds. Nine homers cleared the
fences as the Giants shaded the
Reds. e-s yesterday.
DODGERS TIGERS
LAKELAND, Fia.-The Brook
lyn Dodgers play the Detroit
Tigers in the opener Of a four
game series today. Rookie Catcher
Walker Cooper clouted double,
triple and single to drive in four
runs and lead the st. Louis Card
inals to So victory over the
Dodgers yesterday.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla - No
drills were scheduled for the New
York Yankees today as the ma
joi1ty Of the players packed bags
preparatory to breaking camp and
heading north on a two-weeks' ex-
hibition jaunt.
MIAMI BEACH, Fia.-The Bos-
ton Red Sox defeated the Phila-
delphia Phillies in a battle of home
runs yesterday. IL to 7. The Red
Sox. led by Second Baseman Bobby
Doerr. hit four home runs and the
Phillies three.
ANAHEIM. Calf. - The Phila-
delphis Athletics broke up camp
today and began string of exhi-
bition games which will bring
them east for the opening OF the
American league season next
month. They lost their last train
ing camp game. 5 TO l. TO Seattle.
to make their record here Is VIC
tories out Of ls games.
HOLLYWOOD. Calif.-Joe Bow
man and Bob klinger were slated
TO take the mound today for Pitts
burgh against the Chicago White
Sox. the team the Pirates edged
out yesterday, ST..
LAKELAND. Fia.-Ruck New
som and Johnny Corsica were
scheduled TO hurl today for the De-
troit Tigers in an exhibition game
against the Brooklyn Dodgers. The
Tigers were whipped yesterday at
Fort Myers, 80, by the Cleveland
Indians
FORT MYERS. F1a.-The Cleve-
land Indians downed the Detroit
Tigers yesterday So in a game
featured by outfielder Gerald
Walkers classy baserunning
SAN ANTONIO. Tex.-The st.
Louis Browns play an exhibition
game with Toledo at Harrington.
Tex. today. Yesterday they beat
the Fort Worth Cats. 10 TO S.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
COMMERCIAL, A LEAGUE
National Sofiball
League Will Meet

The National Softball league,
sponsored by the park recreation
department, will hold its first or
gsnization meeting at 8 o'clock
tonight in the park office, PIP City
Hall annex.
Chuck Green, league president.
wants all of last years team man.
ayers at tonight's session. when
final rules and regulations for the
le41 campaign will be formulated.
The circuit is for players of rs
years and over. and in the past has
been limited to eight teams.
Interested organizations are
asked to send representatives or
call Al Hodges, park recreational
director, at Main 41S7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

fsated this season. holds a 5 70 .
team victory Over Idaho.
A pair Of 1910 champions.
Ted Kara twice champion ~
III and l2a pounds. and Laune
Erickson. les pounds, Will
represent Idaho again. Wis
eonsin has Nick Lee. national
heavyweight king last year.
and Gene Rankin. 1S5-pound
champion In 1899. Lee viii
fight In the l7s-pound division
this year.
The IL heavyweights entered
will draw much OF the attention
because OF their good records.
the heavyweights are
Gates kimhall. North Carolina. un-
defeated in two seasons; Herby
kendrick. LSU. indicated this
year and runner-up last year:
Jack Kemper. Of San jose State
indicated this year: YER
dayns John, wisconsins unde-
feated star. and Louie Allen. WASH
ington state, a semi-finslst in
1910.
Last minute entries from the
Pacific Coast and the University
of Miami raised the number of
TO 70.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
Willamette Opens
Baseball Season

SALEM. Ore. Coach Spec
keene today said he would send
his Willamette university baseball
team into action Saturday against
the Greys of the state peniten-
tiary.
keene indicated the opener
would give him a chance to try
out his pitching staff. all fresh
men ept Letterman Hal
McAbee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

Berry Shoots
64l Pin Score
Corstens' Stor Hos
Big City Loop Night

Mik. Berry had his night in tn.
CITY league matches Wednesday.
All the Carstens star did va. lead
the league with hi, Sal total. TAX.
the high single game honor at
227. and win the weekly prize for
the high game Of the session.
Pins fell tough In the City
league matches. Three of the
men rolled into the 600 class.
but only ak turned In totals
greater than $50.
Hank Reynolds was next TO
Berry in the scoring column. with
singles Of 207, 213 and 1876, for q
61e total.
Buster Crabb rolled his second
successive 500 score of the week.
His mark in the Crosstown circuit
last Sunday was 604. He regis
tered 6o7 in City league play last
night.
Richfield Hi-octsne approached
within striking distance of the see-
ond half championship. The team
won three from the Pacific Match
outfit, the gang that has been
stalking the Oilers all through the
semester.
Caswell opticsls remained
In the race by taking three
from Johnson Paint. The Cas-
wells are In third place. f1ve
points behind the fleeing Rich
fields.
Cafstens Packers rolled we'll TO
annex four points from Russ Mich
sel's Service. The first game was
tied at es3. but the Packers won
in the extra frame, 81 to 81.
Bill Herdmans Merriok and
Race outfit won four from Hub
Clothiers Coast Brush captured
four from Griffin Fuel. The
scores:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
Enter Mat Meet

SEATTLE - Bud McNsughton
and Jack Nicholson of the WASH
ington Athletic club today were
entered in the national A. A. u.
wrestling tourney at New York
CITY starting tomorrow.
McNaughton holds the Pacific
Northwest Y. NJ. c. A. title and
IL a former light-heavy champion
1t the University Of Washington.
Nicholson il the Y. NJ. c. A. 1885,
pound national champion and 1887
runner-up in the national A. A. U.
show.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

Oil company. probably to take an
offer of the Phillips Petroleum
company of Bartlesville. Okla.
The offer repeatedly provided
that he play next season with the
Phillips &c Oilers. national A. A. u.
champions in 1889 and semi-final-
lists this year. and perhaps later
become the Phillips coach.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. - The
three-dsy seventh annual National
Collegiate boxing tournament
opened today with preliminary
matches scheduled this afternoon
and qusrter-finsls tonight
Louisiana State and Wisconsin
university. with full teams en-
tered, and Idaho. 1910 champion
with six fighters entered. we're
TO win the mythical team
championship.
Louisiana States team, unde-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
National Hockey
BY UNITED PRESS

Stanley cup competition in the
National Hockey league resumes
on two Kinks today with the Bos-
ton Bruins invading Toronto for
the fourth game in their best-of-
seven series and the Chicago
Black Hawks colliding at Detroit
with the Red Wings in their best
of-three semi-finsl.
The Toronto Maple Leafs hold a
2-1 edge over the Bruins while
the Wings eliminated the New
York Rangers in three games and
the Hawks ousted the Montreal
Canadiens also in three contests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
Padres Go Home

FL CENTRIC. Calif.-San Diego
pulled up stakes today st its train
ing camp here to return TO home
grounds and an exhibition game
with the Chicago White Sox. Al
Olson, southpaw. pitched the first
fun game for the Padres yesterday
against the California league Ana
helm club. winning 2 TO /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
Luisetti Joins Oilers

SAN FRANCISCO - Angelo
fHank) Llisetti. individual star
NJ the national A. A. Y. basket
hall tournament in Denver. today
sailed for Honolulu for exhibition
appearances and announced he
had resigned his job with Standard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METcALF
Middleweights Hold Fons .

Middleweights Hold Fans -.
The middIeweghs holding much Of the nations ring
GneEght.
That. Of course is traditional with the division.
No department of the fight has turned out more
sble. colcrfu figures than the leo-pounders.
Fitxsimmons Gardner Jack Dempsey, the Nom
pareil original J. d. KetcheI Langford Papke.
Gibbons Greb Steele to cite outstanding ones
known the past but what there is remains active and takes
q fun share Of fandoms attention
April L 1t is match the fight followers watching
Hostak can get over Brown The Georgian in real fashion
hen b line for major shots and chance to regain the
he held.
He be in line for . Tony
In fact Al matched with Tony . .hnds
May. Billy soo.. king
ovvriin ntleholder clash
From that win the osmsn to face either Hosk Yale
Ta SOUTH steele.
Hc-sak starting = comeback attempt
Reports Freddie good That gymnasium
FORM The ring Itself tells different ''or,.
In rs per
peak form he will be an bet with any of the top boys today
Steele will need ambition urge to gain the upper rr
again
he up under the
gym hardly story. Only ring
10
Anyway. Steele well the
possibilities of thrilling action assured He was thu best of the
But matter how look at the siiuaon the m"dded
TITLE picture cansed the New York lack
tinse the m'ddieweiGhs boldly In the major
picture
always has. probably something
the division that attracts and holds the fight going public
Eddie Hickey. Called OUT.
When death yesterday took Eddie Hickey Of the
old school Of basebalers went his way.
The quiet, pleasant veteran played in the days Of the
McCraws the Jennings the Bresnahans and all that
eoorfu, fighting clan.
The polieness found in the today missing
II for tooth for tooth
victory first each
Nothing victory fghtless didn't
the sport very
began playing in early
the
y. having in warning gam.
with only kindness n his
Off the diamond
you could
He mildly strategy
He n violent guesser.
IT'S until 4
player" he often
decisions attack another
the
But why pick fellow No real deliberately
act"
just grand the
adversites
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
Portland Wins

FULLERTON. Calif.-Portland' S
Beavers faced Sacramento today
in an exhibition. Danny Escobsr,
whose big bat has been winning
for Portland. was temporarily
shifted To first base from his left
field position. Portland scored an
IL To l victory over Loyola uni
versity yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
ANGELS Beat Cubs

LOS ANGELES - The Los An
seles Angels FLASHED with the Chi
eago Cubs at Wngley field today
In the second game Of a family
series The Angels outslugged the
National lesguers II to IL yester-
day. with rockies coming in for a
share OF glory against the Cub
pitching.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
Oaks Play Tie

NAPA, Calf. - Oakland Acorn
regulars and reserves yesterday
played TO So tie in an intra-
squad game here. The yannigans
outhit the first string, IL to 6.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

HAL BERNDT the fastest pair Of sprint legs Lincoln
high developed other local prep has
put in action.
But the Ellensburg Normal track performer bumped
into kid the other evening that him the surprise
of his running life.
Under the eyes of Coach keyes Lincoln mentor Hal
time trial with Dick Remission. of Reyes 1941
Black and Gold sprnters.
Hal crossed the only inches ahead Dick
a0e the record incidentally
State OF the long
At
81 thing 1 had In that effort
like n n
That from Bendt than poten
ability Remission who
200 pounds his powerful
Berndt holds the century record for tn. city s0s
He dominated the three years
a 220 dashes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
College Boxers Open Three
DAYS Of Action Tomorrow
Cougars and Idaho Hove First Line
Competitors in Notionol Tournament

fsated this season. holds a 5 70
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
Tot

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Davis
Miles,
Lloyd
Sieber
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hfack
Kaple
= CT
Marcel
Shirle
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skicCI
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-07-17
Swim School to
Open July Is

The annual Red Cross Swim cam
paign will open July 18th at Kiwanis
Beach, Pasco and run until August
9th.
The Franklin County Chapter is
fortunate in securing the services of
Lester Roberts, Water Safety and
Life Saving Instructor. Mr.. Roberts
is a graduate of the National Red
Cross Aquatic School and has taught
in several Red Cross Life Saving and
Water Safety Campaigns.
This years campaign is greatly
expanded, requiring a full two weeks
time devoted to swimming, diving
and all forms of rescue and life saw
ing methods.
1t is hoped that every man, wo-
man and child will accept the offer
of free instruction to learn to swim
or to improve their swimming. The
only restriction for the classes is a
minimum age of six for children.
The Red Cross Chapters are put
to considerable expense in holding
these schools and they wish the sup
port of the public by their attend
ance. w.
A complete schedule for the var
ious classes will appear in next
weeks Courier Reporter.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-07-17
Satisfaction Fire
costs $4,000

Kennewick felt it's only effect from
the costly Saturday night fire that
damaged the Pacific Power & Light
company substation on the west side
of the river when service was in
terrupted here momentarily Tuesday
evening. Company crews We're at
work in an instant and the trouble
was promptly remedied.
Cause Of the substation fire has
been traced to short circuit in the
distribution cable that takes power
off the bus bar for delivery to Pasco.
Unusual conditions are believed to
have caused the disturbance. The
loss has been estimated at $4,000.
Pasco power service was suspend
ed temporarily Saturday night fol-
lowing the fire until a 20-man crew,
who were on the job at once, could
complete special hook-up around
control and switching equipment
destroyed by the flames.
Work of rebuilding the company's
damaged facilities began at once
with l.. A. Morphey, assistant super
mtendent Of power, and Charles S.
Knowles, superintendent of con-
struction, in charge of the job.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-07-17
Now Harvesting
Horse Heavens
Crop ....
Bumper ields reported
in every section; about
One-third bulked.

. Harvest in the hills this year will
see the greatest bumper crop that
this vicinity has had for quite a few
years. Predictions this spring for
the yield were far from reaching
the actual mark-some are boaSting
of 20 and As bushel-and to most
of the ranchers that is almost too
good to he true.
Probably about one-third of the
ranchers are bulking this year. Out
fits that are sacking are running in
second and third and a jigger is
necessary to keep pace with the
wheat pouring into the sacks. Elk
perienced sack sewers are finding
it a job to keep up and even the best
are forced to call for rest now and
then.
When asked what they believe
their wheat is running, few Of the
optimistic ranchers remark, ooh,
We'll probably average between 35
and 49," One rancher reports a sack
q minute one every 40
seconds. The dumps are closer and
larger, and to see them lying in
uniform rows with the straw dumps
is gratifying even to one who knows
little of wheat.
There are only a very few who
have not begun their harvesting yet,
due to the late wedding, but by the
middle of next week there probably
will not he an uncut field in Horse
Heaven. -
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-07-17
Open Federal School
For Airplane Work

Rapidly expanding airplane manu-
facture is calling for more skilled
workers than are available in the
west. Glasses in riviting and sheet
metal work are being opened in
Walla Walla for properly qualified
young men between the ages of Is
and IS, with assurances of positions
as soon as qualified.
The classes airs sponsored by the
federal government in cooperation
with local school districts. At pres
ent the only school in eastern Wash
ington is at WaIa Walla, but there
are openings there at the present
time.
The school will require 80 hours a
week for II weeks and anyone in
tereSted should contact the state en-
ployment office at Walla Walla.
There is no charge other than for
the examination and possibly for
tools.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-07-17
Each Day 3 Degrees
Hotter than Previous

In keeping with other points in
the Pacific Northwest, Kennewick
has had a week Of hot weather
and we do mean hot. Yesterday was
the peak, with 1O9 registered on
Weatherunan lAl Morgan'S official
station. For six straight days
since last Thursday, each day has
been three degrees warmer than the
preceding one. es'.
The hot weather came at a time
when the wheat was all made and
other than breaking trees no partic-
uIAr Damage has been done.
The heat has lowered the river by
six feet during the past ten days,
and the ditch company reports that
about an inch on the top of the canal
has been lost from evaporation.
Coast points have reported 60
year records for heat broken dur
ing the past week and other Eastern
Washington points are in keeping
with the Kennewick records. Off
cial temperatures for the week are:
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-07-17
Congressman Hill
Finds His People
Against War
Conducts meetings and
poll to guage sentiment
of local residents

Congressman Knute Hill passed
through Kennewick this noon ON his
way to Spokane, from where he will
take a plane back to Washington, ID.
G. He has been in his district for
a week or so attempting to find out
what his constituents think about
the war situation. He says that
while ne hasn't yet had time to tab
ulate the returns from his recent
straw ballot, he is convinced that
the people in that part of the state
want no part in the European war.
The congressman says that he
finds that the big cities where war
preparations are in full blast, there
is a lot of prosperity, but it is APP
parently at the expense of the small
er communities. Asked to plug for
some defense project for Kenne-
wick, he stated that he was now
working on something which might
possibly develop. He said there We're
plenty of things which could be
Shunted into communities like Ken
newick and Pasco, if the right but
ton could be pressed.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-07-17
School District
To Operate Own
Fleet of Buses
Each to make two
trips morning and
evening; 3 replace z

Kennewick'S school kids will no
longer have TO travel in discomfort,
for the district has purchased three
big, new school buses. They are So
SeaterS, and contain all such mod
ern requirements as air conditioning
in summer. heating, safety glass
and all up-to-date safety features.
The three new buses, with the re
conditioned one the district already
owns will replace the eight previous
ly in service. In order to accomplish
this, the buses will make two trips
each morning and evening The first
group will start half an hour earlier
and will start activity classes while
the buses return for the remainder
Of the pupils. Upon arrival regu-
lar classes will commence.
Then, in the evening, the group
which came first will be returned
while the second group is having
their activity period. This plan has
been tried out with great success in
other districts, it is claimed.
Delivery Of the new buses will be
made in time for the opening Of
school. The district will purchase
o ne of the old buses for emergency
use and for the special trips for out
SIDE classes.
Workmen are tearing out parti-
tons in the old Washington street
grade school which will be remodel
ed for use as district garage. The
mechanic to be employed to keep
the fleet of buses in shape will
also act as driver and will live in
part of the remodelled building.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-07-17
I.O.O.F. Presents Davis
With Membership Award

The I!OOF. met in regular SeS-
sion Monday evening with the third
degree conferred on Carl Bennett. A
large number Of members were in
attendance OF appreciate the new
cooling system which has been in
stalled in the lodge room recently.
Plans were made for installation for
next Monday evening for the incom-
ing officers of the local lodge for
the second half Of the year to serve
from now until January. Archie
Bishop was elected new Noble
Grand, KeSSler Campbell, Vice
Grand; o. A. Fisher, as deputy
Grand Master.
Harry Davis received an emblem
from the secretary Of the Grand
Lodge honoring him for securing ten
members for the local lodge.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-07-17
Power Co. Praises
Fire Department

Kennewick's Fire Department is
finding a glow of satisfaction over
q letter Chief Carol Pratt received
from George Bragg, vice president
and general manager of the p. p. e.
L. Co. The letter recites the fine
job the department accomplished
in putting out the fire at the COM
pany's warehouse on the morning of
July 2.
"Your promptness and efficiency
saved many thousands Of dollars
worth of electrical equipment that
would he difficult OF replace under
present national emergency coudi-
TONS" the letter continues.