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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-08-14
Bonneville Pictures
Shown Finley Changers

FINLEY Finley Grange met
Thursday night with about twenty
two members and three visitors
present. MrandMrs. Tom Beegle OF
Valley Grange and Mr.. Whitehead
of Prosser were visitors. Mrs. White
head showed pictures on Bonnie
vile power Next meeting of Fin
ley Grange will be Thursday, Aug
ust 81 at $780,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Street and
son Phillips left Wednesday fol
La Grande to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M Gardner, Mr.
and Mrs: H N. Bowers, Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Sherry, Mrs. A. A. Schaffner
Mrs. Joe Gerards and daughter
Marie of Finley Grange attended
Benton County Pomona picnic at
Prosser Sunday. -@=
Mrs. John Beasley, who spent
the past two weeks with her daugh-
ter and family in Redwood, return
ed to her home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Moe of Yelle-
pit were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
Shorty Erickson and family Sat-
urday. y Hs-1Ss. -.s, j: :,
The two small children of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Gerards of La
Grande, Ore. came last week to
spend two weeks visiting their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Gerards, and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Masters were
Pasco visitors Saturday. g..
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Hedstron and
son Curtis of Walla Walla were
Saturday evening dinner visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Witham.
Floyd Sanders and son Kenneth
returned Saturday to their, homes
from harvest .,-~, =. ,stt -,
:. Mrs. Clint Gassner visited Tues
day with Mrs. Ben SchWartzcopf
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Goldman and
daughters, Goldie and Marie, from
Dayton spent Tuesday with Mr..
and Mrs j. r. Gowing and Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil Masters and daugh-
ter. .. .. .. 49,. ..s.-e--.
Mrs. Sam briggs left Tuesday
for Moses Lake for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lane visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Bowers
TueSdty. .,,.-.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-08-14
ajawea park Sunday for a picnic

ajawea park Sunday for a picnic
dinner.
Henry Hartung and Elmer For
rest left Tuesday for Newport, Wash
ington, where they will load their
spring lambs and take them to Chi
cago to market.
Mrs. D. Robertson ana son return
ed to their home in Seattle after
having visited for week at the
home of Mrs. RoberSon's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Harding.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Snively spent
Thursday and Friday visiting in Yak
ina.
Mrs. Thad Grosscup is visiting
this week in Tacoma.
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11Grsaay: August Il. 10.

Turner IS,tl's ,, home were Mr.. ana !.
Albert Piert and children "HO M
Mrs. Blu Gerber and .,,.
M Marjorie and Helen and Mrs Sn ys
Gerber visited with Mr. " 40. Fan
A. A. schaffner Saturday o Nj
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Ash .,
Lewis came Thursday to 'i so.U .;
wee week end, end with the Sam Ip So.,sa y
and Howard Ash families 40 SOFate
returned Sunday to Fort ~. a. Al
Mrs. Ash remained for q D wv sOs
visit with her parents &c" oaA
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A Midwest editor, by kesr,,. !,
idea idea before his readers and sp oII.. y
free SEED to anyone who wo Vaeag
Tor it. succeeded in having sSac. cav
ley and vacant lot in toSo s, u, q.
to hollyhockS. For several MA, plsnled
the spring this hardy plan go ~, \
the town beautiful with its ma aake !
small patch at the back az s ~ a
serves to glorify an otherwisSs1 go ~. .
tractive alley. una.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-08-14

In the first two days Of r,u,,
ing 1852 American technicians Sas
unteered for the British c,,,, W.
Technical Corps to operate R,i.s,.,l
airplane radiO-locators. ApnlIcss.lt
are received at is Broad Stree IVA
Work. S Nes
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-08-14

~ Philadelphia, Pa.-Colonel A. j.
Drexel Biddle, u. S. Marine Corps
retired, who visited the Philadelphia
Marine school to instruct the future
officers in the art of defense against
the bayonet, is cornered by his stu
dents. Nearly all the members Of
the Marine officers training class
are former college football players.
They were enlisted by corps of
Marine officers who visited virtually
every university in the East last year,
seeking men of unusual physical
stamina.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-08-14

The present annual incna.. !.
population in the United So. Y
averages 100000. In the iS2o,s T 4 y
eraged 100000. W.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08

Thirteen members of the Woman.
Tuesday club were present for tn,
meeting of the club Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. W, h
Naddi!l, on BurWell avenue. ~,
Mrs. Edwin Fuller Parham, presi-
lent, presided over the business ses,
sion which preceded the prograna.
a. letter from Mrs. Rankin, prCSit
dent of the State Federationi @!
Women's Clubs, was read, in WhE
she emphasized the necessity or 7.
defense program and urged TIL
,lubs to work for the country's ide-
.ense and to pray for peace. i.
The president appointed a com
mittee composed Of Mrs. Kate Wa
kins, Mrs. Henry Perry. and Mrs. }.
T. Alderman. to write a memorial 1o)
their member. Mrs. J. r. Singleton
who died September 80 at the HON
of her daugter, Mrs. Jamie Williams.
in Washington, N. c. Mrs. Singleto
vas closely associated with the az
,'ivities of the club for many year
Mrs. Waddill suggested that Tn
club hostcsScs simplify their rctrc$r
ments at the mect;' IS during tn
period Of national stress when s.
much sacrifice is necessary for TIC
Nountry'S defense.
The years topic Of printing W.
continued in the program for TN
afternoon. whose subiect W0e "Ear y
Days" "Origin of the Alphabet was
given by Mrs. B. G. Allen. pen
nj. and Paoer' was the tile o
Mrs. W =. Parham'a y per. when
ras frll Of interest and information
Ny. r. y parham completed tn
rrooram. her discussion being or
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
Drewry News
By MRS. BARKER WATKINS

Miss Fan Hope Bullock Splnt the
1ast weekend With Miss Lucy Bul-
,ock. in s'Raleigh. ~
Miss Dorothy Williams has return
d to her home in Henderson after
bending several days with Miss An
ie Nelson. in DreWry.
Weldon Capps, Nat Williams, and
;arker watkins visited Plummer
Watkins at Palmer Springs, Va,
Mr.. lard. Mrs. Ben Oakley and
laughter Betty Shelton, and Miss
'nnic Nelson spent Sunday in Hen
'crson with Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Oak
ley.
Mrs. Vance Harris. Of Henderson.
Dent Sunday night with her daugh-
~. Mrs. Barker Watkins.
Mrs. William Jacks n ard Miss
"7ettie Seymour, Of LaWrenccVi'lo
=. and Mrs. Herbert Pe'ar visitcd
-. end NJ. Ho0o Bullock c"ndov
Nv Weldon C7nNs visited Mrs., N
r. Williams and Mrs. Barker Wat
lins Sunday night.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
Capital Gossip
BY y AVERHL.

Raleigh. oct. As three cpuntie
prepare II vote on the question -.
Keeping or ~outlaWing ABC uQup
,Drts. ii doCs not seem out of ordo}
10 c:tr amy crId,1-g available On ,l,
effectiveness O! legal prohibition il
any of the II counties arid by { tut"
50 here's a story from one Of
North Cardinals ,prjghtlicSt and best
trittcn pap2rs-thc Charlotte News.
It's headed "IdQuor Prices Here
Tjsc Sharply as Result of New Fed
eral Tax" Remember that Charlotty
is in ''dry" Mccklenburg.
"Patron~ OF local b~ootlcegcrS q
federal taN-paid LIQUORS felt thu
pinch of the new defense last
night when they called their fay
orjtc numbers and placed their ord
rrS.
Last night al nric~s in Chul7tt
we're advanced H. and 20 cents a
pint. Those who bought the brand
that sold for SIS a year ago and
which have been selling 4 Sl.4O IN
recent months We're charged Sl.6O
last night.
"Priccs in nearby Fort Mill. s. c.
whore there are five liquor stores.
have also advanced about 90 cent
a pint, according 10 thirsty Charlotte
residents who have visited that place
since Wednesday when the new tax
became effective.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08

Women, between the ages of ID
and so, physically fit and able to
serve several hours a week with
out pay, are urged to enroll
through their local Rcd Cross
chapters to take an intensive 80
hOu.s instruction course in %
operation with local hospital and
nursing organizations.
The aides help the graduate
nurses in hospitals, clinics, home
visiting nurse agencies, health de-
partmcnts, school health services
and industrial hygiene clinics.
They make beds, take temporal
lures, give baths, attend to the
patients personal needs. serve
meals, set UP trays for treatment,
weigh and measure children, etc,
and undertake a number Of vital
ly necessary duties that Will re-
lease the graduate nurse for the
more technical work for which
she is so badly needed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08

Fashion dictates the IWo-plece
Frock-to make you 10 k slender, to
niX-and match with the rest OF your
wardrobe. Marian Martin designs
the smartcst tWo-pleccr OF all, Pat
tern 9763. The jacket buttons crisp
" ydoWn the front, with a sct-ln belt
that hugs your waist, The sleeves
may be cut short instead of long.
The skirt has Just enough flare, and
its easy to make, to with only
four sections. If you like, you may
also make a very good-looklng one
piece shirtWaiSt frock from this
pattern instead as shown. Either
version looks well in wo ! or crepe,
either one fills that "fashion must
for smart street wear; both are
easy TO make with the Sew Chart,
Pattern 9763 may be ordered only
in misses and Women's sizes -. IA,
IS. IS. 30, 30. 80, "a, SO, 80 and 40.
Size Is, Jacket and skirt. enquiries
. IS yards "a inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in CONS
for the MARIAN MARTIN pattern.
Be sure to write plainly your SIZE.
NAME, ADDRESS a n d STYLE
NUMBER.
Send your order to The Henderson
Daily Dispatch, Pattern Department.
232 w. 18th ST., New York. N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08

can I do for my coun-
sry?" is asked by thousands
d patriotic women and girls who
Want to volunteer their time in
thn present emergency situation
hcjnts the nation.
The American Red Cross,
HEough its many volunteer activ-
lAcsSprovides the answer. The
NEST urgent need, at the moment,
HSfor qualified girls and women
t6aaerfroU for training as Volunteer
lys1*es Aides, according to Mrs.
Dwight Davis, director of the
American Red Cross Volunteer
Special Services.
In collaboration with the Office
of Civilian Defense, the Red Cross
is enrolling and instructing 100000
women and girls as aides to grad
uate nurses They are needed to
offset the acute shortage Of pro-
fesionally trained nurses.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
Waddin TO
Marry In Florida

The following invitation, received
acre TO-DAY Dy many friends and rcla
ayes, VIII be Of much interest:
Mr.. and Mrs. LaVelne Tyson
Waddlll
r,uuest the honour OF your presence
at the marriage OF their daughter
Bette Corbltt
Mr.. Jade ReaSe MINI, JUNIOR
on Thursday, oct Der t~Wenly-thlrd
at twelve o'clock
st. andrews Episcopal Church
Jack SonVillc, Florida.
Miss Waddill has spent a NUMBER
cf summers visiting relatives mere
with her mother, who is a native OF
Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08

schoU+ for Negroes in Gastonia has
trade closscs in bricklaying and con-
crete work and in p]lastering and
other interior construction work.
: Hinton James, commissioner
of game and inland fisheries, has
recently pointed out that soldiers,
sailors, marines and members of the
armed forces of the United States are
not exempt from buying hunting
and fishing licenses in North Caro-
lima, They will, however, be sold
licenses on the same t-sis as resident
Tar Heels. 1T is manifcstly imprac-
teal to waive all license require
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
Tuesday Club Meeting
Is With Mrs. WuddW

The Earliest Books. She treate,
This subject we'll by tracing In.
methods of writing books used O.,
die ancient peoples, commenting on
nc papyrus, wax, and leather books.
Mrs. Waddill's home was lowell;
with a prortlsion Of pyrocanthusI bet
lies unnd seeded wheat. Assisted by
'}cE daughter, Mrs. Edmund Waddill
she served a delicious supper plate
with tea. i'iit'f'I t.>t ..#..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
Old Butte Hostess At
District i. A.. K. Meet

Old Butte chapter. daughters - IG
American Revolution, will be h
to the Sixth District OF Nor1h &
ina, National Society, d. y
an all-day meeting here t'rrd,
tober 10, in the First Moi
'hurch. The morning session
open at 1890 O'Clock. Mrs. Tho
Stem, of Oxford, district regent VIII
preside.
The Sixth District is composed Of
chapters IN the following cities and
towns: Raleigh, Durham, Chapel
Hill, Oxford, Wake Forest, LOUIS
burg, W%arrenton, and Henderson.
Luncheon will be served IN the
Vance hotel, followed by an after
loon session 1t the church. Miss
Iarnetl Myers, of Henderson, will
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
White lCole PARTY
Honored at Dinner

DR.. and Mrs. J. II. Wheeler and
)r. and Mrs. Clarence II. White en-
crtai vi Tuesday evening at the
Wheeler home on South Garnctt
troet for Miss Kara Reid Cole. Of
Littletou, and Howard V. White.
whose marriage Will take place
Thursday afternoon at 4:3O o'clock
n Little)1u
Guests Included members of the
edding party, the two families, and
ut-of-toWn friends here for the
!arriage.
a delicious t~hree-cOursc dinner
as served to the guests.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
Miss Jones EntertuiuS
IGNORING Miss league

MISS Katharine league, bride
.uct oi ncAt week, was honored
tuesday, evening when Miss Lucy
hummer Jones entertained at two
'pIe' OF DrIuge, at her home on
~.onlgomery street.
Brlual Italics were distributed and
ne following guests played: Miss
caguc, Mrs. Leon Wick, Mrs. Char
IS +. Sellars. MISS Alice Mabry,
lrs. Henry Powell, Jr., Miss Page
iooch, Miss Amy Wick, and Mrs.
Jones.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
Xcck-E End at InSNm.

Misses Harriet Louise Ayscue, OF
Elon college, and Christine Eavcs, OF
tho Mebdnc high school faculty
spent the Weekend With their par
euts They were accompanied by
Robert Ridcout, of Newport News
Va. who was a guest in the home o;
Mr.. and Mr.. w. S. AysCue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08

the evening, won a bottle of toilet
water, II handkcrchiefS, low score
prize, went to Miss league. The
hostess presented Miss league silver
IN her pattern.
Miss Jonc, served green and white
ice cream and decorated cakes, fol-
lowed by coffee, mints, and sailed
pecans. Mrs. j. II. league, Miss Sally
3. Garlick, and Miss Rosa Long
Thomas ioined the other guests 70.
refreshments.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
MIR. Bailey Improved.

w. J. (Bill) Bailey, who suffered
, stroke last week in Sumter, S. {.
nd was brought here to the home ol
lis sister. Mrs. George W. Dunkley.
breckenridge street, ON Sunday,
hoWS much Improvement today, hls
rlcnds will be glad to learn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
This ard That.

Despite the attorney generals re-
cent opinion that even an elective
course in Bible could very easily III
afoul of the constitutional provision
for liberty of worship. at least n
high school Drexel in Burke
county, has such a course this year
in addition TO the regular state cur
riculum. The Highland high
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
SOrOsiS to Meet.

The Sorosis club Will meet Thurs
day afternoon at 3:45 O'Clock with
Mrs. l.. G. kerner on Charles street,
with Mr.. kCrHer and Mrs. Rosebud
ChaVaSSo as the hOStcsSes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
Miss Hendricks Is
Wed to B Rose

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hendricks an
nounCe the marriage of their daugi-
ter, Dorothy Mae, to The dore Paul
Rose, Jr.. on Sunday, October ), l94l
at the home of Rev. +. r Nelson, re-
tired Baptist minister
Mr.. Rose is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. p. Rose, of Henderson.
Following a wedding trip the
couple Will be at hlme in the CokeS-
)ury community.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
Here for Weekend,

DR. and Mrs. Richard FoWlkes and
Mrs. FoWlkes' young daughter, Fcre-
he FCnncr Cooper, of Richmond,
Va, :pcnt the weekend here viii.
Cob and Mrs. f. +. Fenncr. DR..
FoWlkcs, a Richlrond dcrmitologist.
held a clinic ut Duke university SAT
urday morning, and later tina, day
he and Mrs. FoWlkrs attended tho
Dukc-Tcnncs &c game in Durham.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
Students Club Meets.

The Students club viii meet
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. S. 7, Peace, with
Mrs. Peace and Mrs. b. II. Burroughs
as hostesses. DR.. l.. f. Hinkle, of RAJ
I2lgh, Will speak.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
Visit Mrs. Cooper.

Mrs. William Everett Manor and
Mrs. E. T. Burr, of Raleigh, and Mrs.
Kenneth Royal, of Goidsboro, spent
the day here with Mrs. David Jack
son Cooper Tue day, at her home on
GhOlSOn avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
Named PrcSidcnt-E Elect.

DR.. Howard l.. Allen, who attend
ed the Fourth District Dental So
crrtv. held in Raleigh October 7, was
named preSident-elect for the COM
nG year, 1t was learned today. DR..
Allen was secretary and treasurer for
the society last year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
MIR. Lanes Condition Unchanged.

The condition of S. j. Lane, ST.,
mo is in Parrish Memorial hospital,
portsmouth,, Va, after being taken
II several days ago, was sad today
o be about the same.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
SOCIETY NEWS
THROUGH SCARLET SuMACS.

Purling and humming its cadcnccs.
1t slips past me under the rim OF tn,
gorSc,
As | peer down through the scarlc;
SumaCS
Sparkling in the sunlight.
Shimmering in the moonlight,
On and or it goes,
A silvery sheet of song.
Jean NJ. Snyder,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
Pledges Fraternity.

Richard Galloway, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. S. Galloway of Henderson,
has pledged Pi Kappa Alpha lrater-
nifty at State College, Raleigh, where
nc Is a student.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
From Canada.

Mrs. William II, Mann arrived
last night from Toronto, Canada, to
visit MIS-. Kate Watkins and S. S.
Parham.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
Comes from RALEIGH.

Miss Gertrude Rem. who is nOW
d student at Kings BUSINESS college,
Raleigh, VAS the Weekend guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O.. w.
ReQO.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
X End at Home,

Miss Ruby Stelman. a member OF
the faculty at Dabney school, spenl
the Weekend with her parents in
NadklnVllle.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08

Col. L F.. Fcnncr and Col. II. a.
Newell, of Fort Jackson. S. G., spent
the Weekend here with their fam
lies.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
WITH THE SICK
In After Illness

Camilla Ruth Fogleman, daughter
of MI. and Mrs. Lyman Foglcman,
is able to be up now after beng Ill
NTH scarlet fever.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
Birth of Son.

Mr.. "od No.. Thomas Frazier M
nounce the birth of a son, Willlam
Kirby, on Sunday, October 5, al
Maria Parham hospital. Mother and
son are reported getting along vcrS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08

ID Mrs. William Is. White,
OF Charlotte, are visiting DR.. and
Ms }. II Wheeler for the White
ole marriage in L~ittleton Thursday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
PRESBYTERIAN Choir.

to-, tonight al $50 o'clock at the
G l-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-08
CONGRATULATIONS
Daughter Born

Mr., and Mrs. J. NJ. Proctor an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Bar
bara Ann, on Monday, Oct Der 6, at
maria Parham hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-30

be issued and heavy practice will get underway for the nine-game schedule opening Sept. 27 Larson described the middies prospects as "a shade better than in l940, when Navy won six games, lost two and tied one.
 The national defense program hasn't hit Navy hard yet but its effects will be felt seriously after the 1941 campaign.
 To speed the supply of naval officers, the Academy course has been cut from four years to three and all underclassmen who played football last year will finish their varsity competition this fall. Stream-Lined Preparedness
 This years seniors will be grad uated Dec. 19, half year ahead of time. The juniors will be gradua- ted in JuEe, full year ahead of schedule
 This will leave only two classes the present sophomores and plebes to draw for varsity material il 1922
 Larson said this years schedule was a little tougher than that of l940 but that we're going to try to improve on our last years record.
 The schedule:
 Sept. 2T, William ard Mary; Lafayette; Oct. 18, Cornell Oct 25. Harvard; Nov. l, Pennsylvania Nov. 8, Notre Dame; Nov. g, Prince ton; Nov 29, Army.
 Not a breather in the lot" Lar son says
 subscribe TOT The E,mDfre
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-30
ALL THEIR FIRE
 LOST BY SMITHS

PINEVILLE, Ky, Aug. 30-Ac- quittal of a defendant on arson charges here was blow to the Smith family.
 The case was prosecuted by Com monwealth's Attorney Daniel Boone Smith and County Attorney Walter B. Smith. Chief prosecution witness es were Rosa Smith, Willie Smith Mrs. Willie Smith and Susie Smith There was a Jack Smith on the jury.
 Commonwealths Attorney Smith commented: T wouldn't object but for the reflection on the Smiths
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-30

parade, starting at 10 o'clock from Lower Franklin street and ending at the baseball park, Labor Day addresses at the ball park, from the grand stand, various sports for children, as well as adults, and the day will end with dance, a free affair at Union Hall, starting at 10 o'clock on Labor Day night.
 Prizes are to be awarded for the best floats, best decorated Soap Box Derby cars bicycles. children in costumes.
 Speakers announced for the ad- dresses at the ball park include Gov. Ernest Gruening, Mayor Harry I. Lucas aiid Territorial Commiss- toner of Labor Michael J. Haas
 The complete program of the day, including d list of sports for the children appears elsewhere in to- days Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-30
pADRE5TAkE 50L0N5 WITH
 RUN STREAK
Portland and Seattle Split Nin-of- Teeth DoubIe-
 header on Friday
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESs)

Wally Hebert twirled his 21st victory of the season yesterday helping San Diego beat Sacramen- to for the third time in four games The Padres ten-hitted three So- lon pitchers to run up enough runs to win in the first inning.
 San Francisco had an eight-rur second inning against Hollywood yesterday which took three pitchers to stop. They added three more in the seventh to demoralize the stars with Is hits. Hollywood got 13 but couldn't make them count.
 Oakland beat down Los Angeles with ninth inning rally yesterday after two runs to protect their lead as both starting pitchers weakened
 Portland's Ted Norbet doubled in
 American League
 the first inning and homered in the sixth for runs to beat Seattle in the first game of a double header. The first run was charge able, however, to Ned Stickle's error in overthrowing home as Danny Escobar scored from first on the double. In the second game Ed Cole and Gonzales waged a pitchers battle for ten innings when Jojo White singled with the bases full in the last half of the tenth for Seattle victory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-30
A Laughing Maifer
 AL SMITHS Favorife Story
to Have Elm!

The lady of the house was un- able to attend church services one Sunday but she was very anxious that the oldest boy, Willie, should go Upon his return, to make sure he had been at church, she ques- tioned him.
 Willie, were you to church?'
 Yes, Mother" ~ Where did you sit?"
 "Oh, in the same place we al- ways sit"
 Willie, somehow or other have a feeling you didn't go. What was the topic of the sermon?"
 "The text was Keep your shirt on and you will get blanket
 T don't believe it. There's nOth-