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PioneerLeague

Boise shaded the Pocstello Card
fnais 1913 last night TO advance
its Pioneer league lead another
half game. as four Cardinal errors
offset their IS hits off the Boise
pitching corps.
Ogden dropped further behind in
the remnant chase with Al loss
70 Idaho Fall. The Russets
chaIked up their scoring in the
seventh inning. overcoming og-
denis one-run lead
Twin Falls' cellar occupants OBJ
tanned seven-hit pitching from Con
Rasmussen and downed Salt Lake
Z TO 2.
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Title Series
Opens Sunday

Weather permitting. Morton and
Spanaway will open their Western
Washington league playoff series
Sunday on the Spanawsy diamond,
League President Dill Howell an
nounced Thursday evening.
The two clubs were rained
out over the Labor day week
end in an effort to open the
three-game series for the
championship on the Morton
diamond and have shifted hos
tilities to Spanaway In an
effort to get play under way.
Morton Is the first half winner
while Spanaway captured the
second half bunting.
The revised schedule OF play
calls for a doubleheader the follow
ing Sunday at Morton to decide
the title.
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Eddie MAYO Reinsiaied

CINCINNATI O.-Eddie Mayo
was back on the roster Of the Los
Angeles Angels In the Pacific
Coast league today, cleared oil
charges that he deliberately spat
An the face Of an umpire.
The executive committee OF
TIE National Association OF
: Professional Baseball leagues
reinstated Mayo last night
after ~ made . personal APP
= neal for Q reduction In his one
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Junior Play

SAN DIEGO, CaI.-San Diego
Post six and Berwyn. Ill. post 422
meet tonight in the first game of
.ne American Legion National
baseball championships. The
series Is scheduled to run tonight.
tomorrow and Sunday. and If
necessary TO settle the champion
snip Monday and Tuesday nights
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Betters 1888
Record Of rs
Is Hit FdirlY Hard
But Notes Aid Him

NoNTREAL-Freddy Hutehin-
son q Seattle and Detroit posted
his 26th victory OF the Interna-
tional league season last night
when the Buffalo Bisons defeated
Montreal. 1874.
Hutchinson issued nine hits.
including four doubles and
home run. but the Bisons were
never headed after three-run
bursts in the first and third
innings.
Hutchinson walked two and
famed four. and hit once himself
in four times at bat driving in
one run.
r II r
Buffalo -. 800 Oo2 1918 Is 1
Montreal 100 800 600 ;
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. LEAGUE
LEADERS

Keller. Yankees. 80: Csmiln. Dodgers.
%. OFT Giants. ~. DiMagglo.
Yankees. 81. Heinrich. Yankees. 81
Runs-Will!ams Red Sox, l22. d.
Maggie. Yankees li3: Rolfe. Yankees
los: DiMaegio. Red Sox. lo2: Reiser.
Dodgers. 100: Keller. Yankees. 100
Runs oatted in-Keller. Yankees,
40: DiMaggio. Yankees. liz. Will
Jams. Red Sox lo6 York. Tigers. %:
Heath. Indians 81. Chapman, Ath-
letics. 81. Csmilli, Dodgers, 81
Hits-Travis Senators. 1874: d.
Maggie. Yankees i7s; geath. Indians
10. Cramer. Senators. ie4: Hack
Cubs. 1874
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Dodgers Take
National Lead
And While Idle:
Cords Drop Poir

NEW While the Chica-
90 Cubs nave no direct interest
in the first-division affairs Of the
National league. their sagerness
to stay out OF seventh place
helped change the complexion Of
the leagues fastest AGED pennant
race in years today.
The Cubs. lodged In sixth
place, are headed for their
most inglorious finish since
1928 when they finished
eighth. hut they played like
champions yesterday 10 defeat
the ~. Louis Cardinals twice,
so and as. and knock the
Red Birds one full game be-
hind the idle Brook
Dodgers.
Lon Narneke. who authored the
first no-hit game Of the season.
last Saturday, was knocked out
in the fourth inning OF the first
game. Claude Passeau went the
route for the Cubs with a five
hitter for his 18th victory. Phil
Cavarrets collected two singles in
four trips and drove in two Chi
cago runs.
PADGETT ERRS
The Cards frittered the night
cap away. With one out in the
18th Bill Crouch, their fourth
pitcher on the mound, Stan Hack
on third and darkness settling
fast. Don Padgett dropped Barney
Olsen's fly ball and Hack raced
home with the run that ended the
game. Hack had walked and
reached third on Stringer's single.
Pittsburgh climbed TO with
In half a game Of Cincy by
banking the Reds, 40, in
game cut TO a., innings by
rain. Rip sewell held the
Reds 10 one hit for his 18th
triumph.
Alley Donald pitched five
hitter TO beat the Red Sox. 6-3.
and bring the New York Yanks
their 18th American league PEN
nant. The idle White Sox took
over second place.
PHI Rizzuto paced the Yankees
10-hit assault with three hits.
Bobby Teller won victory No.
p as Cleveland defeated the
Tigers. 7-6 in 10 innings.
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ONE of the surest ways to bring the closer
gether il 10 stage Pan-Amerca Olympic Games as II
Send the youth of North and South America into
pettive athletic efforts emphasizing the athletes from
The United States and Canada the necessity of sportsmanshp
That ssd because in som. Of the pas, Olympic Games.
Aave friendly relationships between
atos became anything but friendly result Of unp0rtsmAns
Arr. and oa..aa would have advantage
r close decisions what not
s1vsrsares
competition pevsn such would do
friendship between the
neglected
Grid Interest Here High -.
One eane has done more to make this hamlet football
Meaning a course. the 1910 thriller between the Luz
5herans and CONAN in Tacoma stadium. ~, ~.
rot, .how wa. .spons in the massive bowl the
1sld the figures just they at the final gun
oss figures to remain in the open as long a. possible
Anyway the night Of July and they
However this Is a new year md a game
therans Bulldogs.
Play september 1. many day, away
Never Con Surposs H..
is doubtful il the teams could surpass
Anyone who saw that 1910 classic will never forget
II -. the tied 1918. Seconds remaining Just
there up terrific
angle from the cros-bau Thrtynne yards back.
kicking field effort under
gun q champ booted,
splitting winning there
spot
Why many daid from hesrt failure
You . grid
thousand ber>crtL They
Wen II the classic Of classics In Tacoma.
The 1sSl might . thriller
A bigger and might In fact
surpasses the
But the beeed might matched.
could be thns7 They along like that
a 900 blue
But a that
interest in football which will be proved this with Is
schedule Stadium topped Washington
Texas Agges In major league contest
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l04 Elk Have
Died in Oregon

PoRTLAND-one hundred and
four bull elk have been killed BY
hunters in the coos-Douglas re-
gion since the start q the season.
Aug. 81. Il Vas announced today
BY the state game Commission.
The season there-fir.t In
the state this year-win close
Sunday night.
The commission reported SIS
hunters had checked into the
area TO date and ass already have
been checked out.
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tftEst Camel
Los ANGELES
SEATTLE


Los Angeles ..........o o2 100 ooo-7
seattle .s...+........ 600 O2O Soy
Summary Innings pitched. by
Flores I hits off Flores , sacrifice
hits Flores 2. bases on balls. off
Flores 5 Berry l. Barrett 3 hit hv
ball, Flores: strike outs. Flores 3
Berry l. Barrett 10: hit by pitcher.
Niemiec by Flores, two-baSe hits.
Moore. Sickle. Gyselman: home run.
Holm. stolen base. Mallory. runs
bstted In. lowrey. Holm. Gyselman.
White. Matheson. double play. MALI
DRY TO strada 10 Holm: time. hrs:
umpires, widener and Ensein.
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score by Innings

ScOTt BY InnlnEs
Sacramento ......... 600 600 100
Oakland ...........ol OIL 600 Oox-2
bslk. Ananicz. innings pitched, by
Curlee 7. at bat. off Curlee az; hits,
off Curlee 8: runs scored. off Curlee
?. runs responsible for. Curlee !.
Ansnicz L. struck out. by Curlee 3.
Ananicz S: bases on balls. off Curlee
/ AnAniez !: three base hit. DeuZa-
bou. tvo-base hits. GudAt. wiec-
zorek, Luby: runs oattec in. Deuza-
bou. D-yaurs Gutteridge. stolen
bases. Christoff. DeuzAoou. time.
AS. umpires. Farming and Dorsn.
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Salem Hits

Salem 100 oio Ills
"enatehee ...........ioo 100 00o-2
Summary-Runs batted in, Berg
strom 2 Marionetti. Warren z. Shoe
maker. Two base hits. Cameron. War
rem. Griffiths: three base hits In
dress, Cameron: stolen bases. O'Con-
neu. Endress, Bushong: sacrifice.
Eorni: double plays. Marionetti 20
Bushons 70 Endress. Bushong 70
Forni: LEFT on bases. Salem 8. Wen
atchee 6. bases on balls, off Dierickx
!. Like o. struck out. by DierickN
II. Like s. hits. of Dierickx in o
innings 7 off Like in innings
"a: Wild pitch, Like: winning pitch
eT Dierickx. losing pitcher. Like:
umpires. Nelson and Enger. time.
: 90
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VANCOUVER, r. C.-The White
Elephant softball team of Van
eouver. holder OF the Washington
State title. Will leave here tonight
for Detroit where they will enter
the national tournament.
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Sacs NEARING
End Of Reign
Lose While Seottle
And Padres Win

Sacramento. lead in the Pacific
Coast league melted away 10 one
game today a. San Diego came
tearing up n within reach ~ the
! pennanL with Seattle close be-
hind.
The Sacramento slump prevail
ed last night a. Oakland beat the
solons. al. Oakland got six hits
off Bill Curlee and George Turbe-
willie.
San Diego fhumped Holly
wood. AZ. although Fred Gay
allowed the Padres only S hits
The Stars got their runs In
the third when Frenchy Uhalt
walked. Johnny Barrett tripled
and Bob kahle doubled.
San Diego scored one in the
fourth when Eddie PelIsgrini
doubled and Hal Patchett singled.
and two more in the fifth on two
Hollywood errors.
Mazzera knocked a homer over
the fence in the seventh for the
final score. Al Olson pitched the
win on seven hits.
BARRET WINS nth
Seattle split q double-header
with Los Angeles. The Rainiers
won the first game. So. giving
Dick Barrett his 18th win OF the
season. His teammates came from
behind 10 score three runs in the
seventh on four walks. two sacri-
fees and an error.
Billy Holm hit n homer for
Los Angeles In the third and
drove In another run In the
fourth. Los Angeles won the
nightcap. 81, ~ Jess Dobernic
held Seattle 20 two hlts. Out
fielder Johnny Moore's single
In the first brought two runs
home and Peanuts Lowrey
homered for Los Angeles In
the fifth.
Portland took a douhle-header
from San Francisco. stopping the
Seals winning streak. Ted Nor
bert ex-seal. gave his former
teammates bad night. He got
two home runs In the first game,
which Portland won 10. personally
accounting for four runs. In the
second game, which Portland won
80. Norbert drove in the second
Beaver run. Ad Llska pitched
two-hit ball in the nightcap shut
out.
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Huskies Lose PLAYERS

sEATTLE-Unversy of Washington football
day when
candidates, were blocked by scholastic difficulties
They Roy Carlson.
with the West Seattle
Darwin Banon hghyrated sophomore signed with
Ennmcsw Of the circuit and Cartny
years freshman
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N41atNNN TOT LItl III eIHhtl-
AXhan FOR Younker in eighth.
score by Innings
Tacoma ............. Dol oo3 2oo-5
iaklIhs ............. 100 o02 00l-4
runs responsible for, Porter 4 Lien
I. Grer o: struck out, by Porter 10
by Lien 8. by Greer 2; bases on balls
OFF Porter /, off Lien 6. off Greer o:
hits s runs off Lien in 8, 1hit no
runs off Greer in /; hit by pitcher.
Johnson by Porter; LETT on bases.
Tacoma 7. Yakima IL: home nun
Perry; two-base hits. Stehens. More
mouse, Sueme, Rossier: runs batted
IN. Morehouse, Perry g. Stoeber. John
son, Rossier. Sueme 2: stolen bases.
Bliss. johnson: double plays. Madrid
70 koski 70 Reese. Madrid TO Reese,
oueme 70 Madrid; time OF game. ais.
umpires. Valerie and Oravec,
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Vancouver .......... a ayo 80 80 ~
sammary--Runs hstted IN. Beard,
-Asrt.ner .. Oedxius Roseniund. Jew
cii: sacrifices. oreenlaw besra
double plays. cailsesux 20 Jewell 20
Wright. oedxius 70 Martinez % M
-,.n1' Martinez 10 0edxius TO Milani T.
- t~fs an bases. Vancouver Q. spokane
- bsses on balls. of oreenlsw l.
- x,nnamau s: struck out. by Green
law 8. Osborn l, Kinnamsn hits
= v.,ns or osoorn . in SIS innings
- nm. wild pitches. oreenisw 2. losing
. ,,irrh<Y Grcenlsw. time CT same.
- SIS: umpires. weisxerner ana Moran
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

THURSDAYS RESULTS
Toledo 80. Louisville 81.
Minneapolis SO. Kansas City o..
Columbus S. Indianapolis 4.
st. Paul al Milwaukee. rain.
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HOLLYWOOD

9eteo lof hoover IN ninth.
hsttcd for Cav tn ninth.
score BY Innings
san DIEGO ..... 600 lao ,nnx
HOLLYWOOD ol11 ooe 40
summary - Runs reSponsinle for
o.ecn !. Gay q bases on balls or
oiscr 2. Cav 2 struck out. bv Olsen
2 CIV ., left on bases. san DieSo Z
HOLLYWOOD 9 two-hNs> hits. Kahle
tellssrini' thres-osse hit. Barrett:
Gray. stolen bases rrilRgrtri NJ
Donald. runs hstted in, Barrett.
hahle. Ptllssrini. MaxrerA: double
plays Jensen TO Baiiinger, schultz
70 Hoover 20 0rsy 2. time. i:s9: UNI
pires. Jordan. Powell and Edwards.
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tsWond Camel
InZ ANnHi "a

ummary-innings pitched. BY Do
bernie / TIrpin ]; ct bat, off Dober-
Tirpin 9. earned runs. off Dooernie
I. TSarpin :. bases on balls OF Do
bernie :. Turpin l; strike outs. by
Dobernie 9 Turpip 0, wild pitch.
Dobernie. left on bases. Los Angeles
s, seattle 4 home run. Lowrey, sac
rifioe hits. iowrey 2. sickle. Fsllon.
PLAYERS walking. Moore. Sickle 2
GTseimsn: double plays. Sickle 20
Niemiec 20 Scars<lla. schuster 20
Hanson 20 Strads: time. "a. UNI
pires. kngeln and widener.
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Down, Down

Totals .......32 9 = "a Q
a Batted for Curlee in eighth.
b Batted for Endicott in eighth.
c Ran for Kluttz in eighth.
OAKLAND
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WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

THURSDAYS RESULTS
Tacoma 8. Yakima 4.
Spokane Z. Vancouver l.
Salem 5. Wenatehee 2.
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THURSDAYS RESULTS

THURSDAYS RESULTS
Chicago "a. 81. Louis O-3
second game eleven innings
Pittsburgh I. Cincinnati o.
called end fifth. wet grounds.
Boston at New York. rain.
Brooklyn al Philadelphia. vet
grounds.
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year suspension from orga-
nired baseball.
The committee denied the rein
statement application of Julio
Bonetti OF Los Angeles. who was
barred from baseball for alleged
association with gamblers.
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ankees Win
American Flau
Up to Old Tricks in
Setting New Record

NEW YORK; The Yankee
dynasty rules the American league
again after a one year interlude.
In winning their fifth pennant
in six years and their 18th in
history, the Yankees were I'D to
their old tricks. They set a new
Notwithstanding the pennant five
days earlier than any other Ameri-
can league pennant winner. The
old record was set by the 1895
Yanks who clinched their pennant
on Sept. Q.
Now the Ie41 Yanks would
nike TO wipe out another
record set by the 1886 Yanks
winning the pennant by
margin of 1871 games. With
a 20-game lead the current
Yankee club has an excellent
chance 10 do II.
The clincher wa. 6-3 triumph
over the Red Sox at Boston yes
terday-a drab enough affair,
especially since Manager Joe Nc
Carthy, Joe DiMsggio and Red
Ruffing were in New York nursing
a variety OF ailments.
HAVE PUNCH
Although there's no campaign
on to rank the current pennant
winner with great Yankee teams
OF the past, the 1941 Yanks have
two things in common with their
predecessors-home run punch and
ability to knock down their rivals.
The Yankees have hit 1888
homers: Charlie Keller Is the
leader with 50, followed by
Joe DiMaggio and Tommy
Heinrich. 81 each, and Joe
Gordon %.
Earlier in the season when
Cleveland was considered the
Yankees main threat for the pen
nant, the Bronx Bombers became
downright mean when they saw
the Indians in the same ball park
with them.
The Yanks' ability to rise to
the occasion and sock the Indians
probably had much to do with
their transformation into a two
fisted, pennant-winning aggrega-
ton.
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Come and Get It, Joe :.

Joseph Saunders 1880 Inf, Co. r. A.PO.41:
but have
have. The picture in The Times August Is
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

THURSDAYS RESULTS
New York 6. Boston 8.
Cleveland I. Detroit 6. ten in
nings.
Philadelphia at Washington,
rain.
Only games scheduled.
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Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in U. 6. Defense
Bonds.
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OaEIlts utHlfU Itader.
THURSDAYS RESULTS
Seattle 81, Los Angeles s-5.
Oakland 2, Sacramento /.
San Diego 4. Hollywood 2.
Portland rs, San Francisco 10.
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MATTED for Lien in eighth
&XRan for Younker in eighth
score nv Innfnos
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1941-08-24

Alice c. Gottenkieny, SO. 412 10th st. Sc.
Pauline Mcpherson. SO. Providence Hos
pital.
Samuel r. Mullen, 80. GEORGETOWN Hos
Eleanor H. Evans. 55. 321 4th st. s.e
Ruby D. Smith, 49, Gallinger Hospital.
Justine D. Lamont, 80, 1925 18th st. NV.
orion M: Logus, 20, Rock Creek.
Ida M Honesty, 65 2234 18th st. NV.
Cora Lee 53. St.. Elizabeth's Hospital.
Richard E. Coleman. 43. Potomac River.
Charles L. Harris. 43, Emergency Hos
pital.
Camelia Cunningham, Al. Freedman's
Hospital
Leo Byrd, 80, 1892 Benning I'd ne.
Azielee jackson, %, Gallinger Hospital.
Sarah Carroll, %. Gallineer Hospital.
Louise Smith, 81, Freedman's Hospital
Jessie F., Johnson. infsnt, Preedmans
Yvonne Dickerson, infant, Freedman's
Hospital
Evening star., 1941-08-24
| Where to Co.
| What to Do
OUTINGS.

OUTINGS.
Bird Walk, Tow Path, Chesapeake
h Ohio Canal Parkway, sponsored
by National Capital Parks. Meet
at Cabin John streetcar stop 80, $50
am. today.
Nature Walk, Montrose Park,
sponsored by National Capital Parks.
Meet at entrance, Thirtieth and r
streets NV. $50 am. today.
Hike, Springfield to Pohick. Va,
sponsored by Wanderbirds' Hiking
Club. Meet at National Theater, 9
am. today.
Nature Tour, Gambrill State Park,
sponsored by National Capital
Parks. From Fourth and Market
streets, Frederick, Md, follow Fourth
street to O'HiNob road, drive seven
miles to park, II am. today. Special
buses leave 1416 F street NV, 9 am.
Nature and historical trip on
mule-drawn barge up Chesapeake &
Ohio Canal from Carderock, Md,
to Great Falls, Md. Special buses
leave 1416 F street NV. / pm.
today.
BREAKFAST.
Duke University's alumni, May
flower Hotel, 1890 am. today.
LUNCHEONS.
Newcomers Club, Carlton Hotel,
1890 pm. tomorrow.
Uptown Washington Lions Club,
Brcadmoor Hotel, 1915 pm.
tomorrow.
East Gate Lions Club, 839
Bladensburg road NE, 1915 pm.
tomorrow.
Washington Post, Society Of
American Military Engineers, Army
and Navy Club, 1890 pm. tomorrow.
Washington Executives Associa-
ton, Willard Hotel, 1890 pm.
tomorrow.
Executive Committee, Greater
National Capital Committee, 1890
pm. tomorrow.
Cotton Textile Institute, May
flower Hotel, 1890 pm. tomorrow.
MEETING.
National Shade Tree Conference,
Mayf1ower Hotel, 80 p m. tomorrow
Evening star., 1941-08-24
Births Reported

orris and Eleanor Altman, boy.
Ralph and Grace Brandt. girl.
Charles and Viola Buckley ir.. girl.
Henr9 AND AND Ssss Serns e Ss5s san sr
John and Anna Godfrey, girl.
John and Evelyn Hicks, boy.
George and Elaine Key, girl.
Bolish and Eta Kozakewicz, boy.
Otto and Mary Lemke, boy.
Bernard and Juanita Lyons, boy.
Rosalie and Gladys Marino, boy:
Walter and Frances Morauer. girl.
EdWsrd and Louise Pads Padseet. girl.
Julio and Dora Poussin, boy.
Seseph s ana Maraane' Amorina sssTet ss boS So'
Kenneth and Ruth Spates, girl.
Raymond and Frances Tawney. girl.
James and Edith Trotter, girl.
sdsard Aan and ss EisanSre %siS1 wiiiett ftt girl
Hsnry and and Nellie Idei BroSn. HSsis' eirl. ni.'
ea1ss and and eassshs PsHs puns.s sb 1,
Jack and Helene Fullerton, girl.
Roy and Marian Grimes, boy.
Arthur and Margaret Hubbard, girl.
Ernest and Anne Kish, girl.
Anton and Clara Lang girl
Cecil and Lolite Lovewell girl.
Alley and Yetta Manset. boy.
John and Margaret Mayer. Sd. boy.
James James and nd0 Hssel Uas oidSsm aSsi si5s boy:
John and Irene Pasch, boy.
william and stella Pope. girl.
John and Mabel Rifie, girl
John and Hannah Sheahan, jr., boy.
George and Helen Stone, .jr., girl.
John and Patricia Taylor, girl.
Hugh and Mary Vassana, girl.
Samuel and Josephine Whitson, girl.
Paul and Fannie Winter, jr., girl.
Charles and Virginia Anthony. girl.
julius and Mary Bennett, boy.
James and Carrie Brown, girl.
William and Mary Butler, boy.
Albert and Villa Carroll. boy.
Theodore and Margaret Clark, boy.
Mosely and Ruth Gaines, boy.
Aonza and Olivia Hilliard. boy.
Hugh and Bessie King. girl.
Travis and Annie Pace. girl.
Evening star., 1941-08-24

Hall, Second 1t. Ridsley L.. from Talla-
hassee, Fla, to Philippine Department.
King. Second 1t Joseph H., from Camp
Davis to Sylacauga, Ala.
SIGNAL CORPS.
Sawyer, Col Charles N. from Camp Bland
ing, Fla to Chicago.
INFANTRY.
Memo. It. Col Ralph. from Camp Roberts
to Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
Kramer, Lit. Col. Herman F., from Fort
Benning, Ga, to washington.
Stanton, Mai. Raymund G., from Fort
Knox, KY, to Washington.
Chamberlain, Capt. Joseph ". from Camp
Croft, 8. c., to Washington.
Hartel, Capt Frederick O., from Camp
Stewart Ga, to Fort Sam Houston.
Byrne, First 1t. Maurice E., from Hamil-
ton Field, Calf, to Hawaiian Derart-
ment.
Lindsey, Second 1t. Henry A. D.. from
Mitchell Field, N. Y to Hawaiian De-
partment
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Service Orders
ARMY.
MEDICAL CORPS.

MEDICAL CORPS.
Daley Col. Michael Iiel A from Brooklyn
Butler, 1t. Col willis D., from San
Francisco to Camp Roberts Calf
Cooper Mai. Alfred J., from San Fran.
Marshall. Maj. John H., from San Fran.
cisco to Camp Roberts.
Brown, 1t. Col. Roy F.. from Fort Leaven.
worth, Kans,; to Camp Roberts.
Hayes. Ohio, to New York.
Kempner. First 1t. Ivan, from Camr
Edwards, Mass, to Fort Devens, Mass
COAST ARTILLERY.
Cocroft, Col. Reginald B., from Fort
Story, Va, to Camp Davis. N C.
Kennard, 1t Col. John E, from Panama
Canal Department to Fort Euxtis, Va
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Lewis, First 1t. Lawrence l., from Kelly
Field. Tex, to Duncan Field, Tex.
Kyes,. Second 1t. William B., from Kelly
Field to Hawaiian Department.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Caccavajo, Capt. Joseph, jr. from Camp
Livingston. La, to Washington.
Pasolli, Capt. Emil. ir., from Fort Ethan
Allen, Vt. to West Point. N. Y.
OShea, Capt. James j., from Selfridge
Field to Philippine Department
Combes, First Lit. Charles L., from Fort
Hancock. N. j., to Fort Monroe, Va.
CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE.
Carr, Second 1t Wiley W., from Edgewood,
Md, to Washington.
CAVALRY.
Kane, Capt. ONeill K. from Fort Myer,
Va, to Santiago. Chile.
Russell, Capt. Andrew G.. jr., from Kelly
Field to Philippine Department
Vivrette, First 1t. Lyndon, from Fort Lewis
Wash, to Seattle, Wash.
Gibbons, Second 1t. Patrick j., IT. from