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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28
Williams,
LOnbardi
Bat KINGS

NV yORK-whsn the base
ball campaign winds VI Sunday
there viii he two familiar figures
at the head Of the American and
National league batting lists.
In the American. IT will be Ted
Williams Of the Boston Red sox
He automatically olinched the
title this week. In the National
league. it will be big Ernie Lom-
bardi Of the Boston Braves unless
Pete Reiser of the Brooklyn
Dodgers, last years champion.
should 60 on last minute hitting
spree.
Official averages Of games
played mp TO yesterday-with
only three DAYS of the season
remaining - showed Williams
hitting .s5'. far off the mark
of .4o6 with which he won
the title last year. but . safe
rs point edge over his team
mate, Johnny Pasky.
lombard held IL point lead
over Reiser before yesterdays
game. The Boston Braves catcher
was hitting .33i against 800 for
the fleet Brooklyn centerfielder.
lombard won the title in 1888
with an average of .342.
Williams also has clinohed three
other American league batting
titles-home runs, IS: runs bat
ted in, 1877; runs scored, 141.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28
Portland Ball
Club Is Sold
Bill Keeper Back
In Beaver Saddle

PORTLAND = The Portland
baseball club changed hands to-
day when five principal stock
holders Of the Lucky Lager Brew
ing Company of Vancouver. Wash.
bought 90 per cent of Beaver stock
owned by Z. J. schefter. Rollie
Schefter and DR.. Robert Schefter.
The announcement Was
made by A. J. Cook. sales
manager Of the brewery, who
said William H. Keeper. for
mer owner Of the Seattle club
and former president Of the
Beavers, had been appoint
I'd general business manager
for the new owners. Keeper
also Ia financially interested
In the club, Cook said.
Cook added that a meeting Of
will be called We'd
nesdsy or Thursday to elect Of
ficers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28
Padres Down
Angels, 2 to |

SAN DIEGO-southpaw AL Oh
sen hurled the San Diego Padres
to al victory over Los Angeles
in Pacific Coast league Shaush-
messy playoff game yesterday
while Seattle and Sacramento had
a day off.
The Angels and Rainiers
both hold a two games 10 one
margin over their respective
opponents.
While Olsen was letting the
Sersphs down with seven hits. his
battery mate, Bill Sslkeld. pro-
vided the first inning double which
sent Johnny Hill and Mel Mazzera
across the plate with the Padres
tallies.
Los Angeles =. 900 100 ooo-i 7
San Diego -. 200 600 oOx-2
Lynn. Dobernic 90 and Todd: OIL
sen and Salkeld.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28
MayClose All
Forest Areas

sEATTIL-washinston hunter,
were advised today. 10 watch for
probable announcement of order,
closing all forest areas because
Of fire hazard due to lack Of rains
Virgil Bennington. chairman ID
the Washington game commission
said such an announcement 'is
very probable II there In no rain
soon"
Regional Forester Lyle r. Watts
announced al national forest land
in Asotin county. WASH. has been
closed to entry pending q change
In weather conditions but the
closure would be lifted as soon a.
the fire hazard abated.
The state game department re-
vealed additionally that military
authorities had ordered all of
WILDLY island north of Green
bank closed to hunting effective
Immediately.
OLYMP1A-Ed DAVIS, director
of conservation and development,
today closed the special Chelsn
county deer-hunting season and
the elk season in Asotin county.
Three hundred and fifty
hunters, selected by lottery.
were to have started off to-
morrow IN Chelan county's
area for q short season run
ming until September 80. The
special elk season in Asotin
county was 70 have started
today and run through the
3Oth.
Davis said the two seasons were
cancelled by closing the two areas
to all entry because of forest
conditions.
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ooiball

University Of Portland as. Pacific
University o.
University OF Georgia IA. Jackson
vile. Fla. Naval Air Station o.
Texas Christian 7. q. c. l. A. 8.
Syracuse IS. Clsrkson 6.
Alabama 50. Southwestern Louisi-
ana 0.
Georgetown Z Temple o.
Creighton 20. Colorado Fliers o
George Washington 20. Western
MARYLAND O
Western Reserve 81. YOUNGSTOWN :.
Kentucky IS Xavier 10.
New Mexico IS. Flagstaff 6.
WASHINGTON PREP RESULTS
Kelso 6. Centrslis 0.
Longview 2. Vancouver 6
Winlock 40 Castle Rock O.
Lincoln (Tacomal IL. Bellarmine o
Bellevue 20. Foster 6
ODes 1Seattlel 7. Highline 0.
Fife 81. Roy Ia
Aberdeen iS Stadium tracomal o.
Clover Park 40. Federal WAY 6
North Central II. West Valley 0.
Harrington n. Odessa q
Davenport az. Grand Coulee o
BellinChsm 10 Sedro Woollsv 6
lewis and CLARK tSpokanel 7.
Wslls Walls o
Central Kitssp 7. south Kitssp o.
Rogers tSpokanel 6. Gonzsgs 0.
eilverdele :. Port Orchard o
NJ. Vernon 10 Marysville Il.
Arlington 7. Burlington Q.
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Because old man" Wright paced
himself with all the genius that is
or more years in the ring had
accumulated, and he fought on TO
retain his 126-pound title against
Young Charley Gulu) Constan-
tino. the 2l-year-old New York
challenger who had entered the
ring a rs favorite.
DECISION SPLIT
Wright. whose age is estimated
at from 30 TO 40 years. hammered
on to a split 15-round decision
over young Constantine. Referee
Billy cavanagh voting for the
young New York challenger after
taking the 18th round from Wright
on a foul. But just why Csvanagh
cast his ballot for Constantine. no
one knows. Perhaps the New York
boxing commission will find out.
Suffice 1t to say that virtually
every writer at the ringside gave
the fight overwhelmingly to
Wright.
In some respects it was a dull
fight, without knockdown and
with no bloodshed, but still there
was the suspense of waiting for
Old man Wright to fold as the
rounds went on. Ancient Chalky
was expected to fold because in
his first encounter with Constan-
tino, May 7, he had tired badly in
the later going Of the over-the-
weight eight-round bout and had
barely won a disputed decision.
Unless he kayoed Lulu he
was expected 10 fold within
five rounds, because young
Lulu set n blistsfing pace and
II one Of the fastest steppers
In the ring-a slender. brown
haired Kid who fights-arms
down-like Lou Ambers used
to-and challenges one 10 hit
him squarely because Of his
tireless speed afoot.
But Old Man Wright refused to
let Constantine set the pace.
Chalky set the paee-an easy pace
for himself-but one that forced
young Lulu about the ring. And
as Constantine tried to spear an
cient chalky with left Jabs. Chalky
rolled with the punches and tossed
explosive lefts and rights into
the young challenger's kisser with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28
Fife Defeats
Roy, II to Is
Clover Park Opens
With 1876 Victory

ROY - Three veterans OF Fife''
basketball team - Don Paul, VIII
lard Ogden and Roy Herting-
were equally adept on the grid
iron yesterday AZ they led the
Trojans TO a 27-1s victory over
Roy Lynx here today in a Pierce
County league game.
The Trojans scored in every
period with Paul figuring in every
tally. Roy scored in all but the
first quarter. -Four Of the seven
touchdowns came on passes.
Here's the dope by touchdowns:
u)-Fffe scored from the
two-yard line on n smash by
Paul; (a)-Fffe scored on PauI's
Is-ysrd pass 20 Ogden; 81
Roy scored on = S0-yard pass
tn Buster Fley; tD-Fife
scored on Paul's s-yard pass
"a Harfing; t5)--Roy scored
on = two-yard plunge by Fred
Retondc; t6)-Fife scored on
Paul's three-yard plunge; ca
Roy scored with Retondo
taking = 1s-yard pass and run
ming 10 yards.
Jack Schlumpf converted three
times by placekick. First downs
were even, . to .; Roy completed
10 out OF 10 passes: Fife, out
of IL,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28
Youth VS.. Ace
In Loop Race
Zero Hour on Tap
For Contenders

NEW YORK Youth against
age will be the theme as the Ma
tional league pennsnt race be-
tween the st. Louis Cardinals and
Brooklyn Dodgers enters the semi
final stage.
A pair of pitching veterans, Lon
Warneke of the Cubs and Buck
Newsom of the Dodgers, whose
combined jor league experience
totals % years, hold what may be
the final answer to the senior cir
cults most torrid battle in years
Warneke, winner of IL
games this year, goes to the
hill against the Cardinals at
st. Louis. Ernie White, now
In his third year In the big
time and winner of six games,
or Max Lanier, currently in
his fifth major league season
and victor In Is contests this
year, will attempt to clinch
the Cards first pennant In
eight years.
Newsom. who has clicked off
13 triumphs in this. his 18th sea-
son in the big leagues. will tie
the mound for Brooklyn as the
Dodgers, now two games off the
pace, open their last-ditch fight
against the Pills at Philadelphia.
Rube Melton, who has won nine
games in his third year with the
Phils, will pitch against the
Dodgers.
TWO GAMES BEHIND
The Dodgers, now two games
behind the Cards. kept their faint
hopes alive yesterday by shading
the Boston Braves. 6-5. in II in
nings- II was their last game of
the season at Ebbets field. As
things stand now, even if the
Cards were to lose both their re-
naming games, they would still
be sure of tie. The Red Birds
were idle yesterday.
Dolph Csmili opened Brooklyn's
winning rally in the 18th with
single. Johnny Rizzo reached
first when Bob Detwsiler threw
his grounder 10 second too late
to get force-out. A sacrifice
moved both along and an inten-
tionsl pass 10 Pee Wee Reese
filled the bags. Billy Herman then
slapped Erounder at Sibby sisti
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28
Boiley Sparks Clover

CLOVER PARK = Clover Park
Warriors, Pierce County league de-
Tending champions. opened their
1912 campaign with a 1876 VIC
tory over Federal Way Eagles here
yesterday afternoon.
Devere Bailey passed TO
Gordy Reynolds for the first
touchdown and plunged four
yards for the second. besides
adding one extra point to give
the Warriors a 1870 lead at
halftime.
Hintz' 40-yard gallop with an
intercepted Federal Way pass and
Morgan's s2-yard runback of the
following Glover Park kickoff pro-
vided the scoring fireworks in the
last half
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28
Chiefs Triumph. IL

Tillicum Chiefs sailed away the
1912 Twilight League champion
ship by defeating Fort Lewis Re-
ception Center. 7 TO l, in the de-
Gliding game of their three-game
series last night.
Howard johnson hurled the
Chiefs 10 their SOth win In 80
games, which establishes some
sort Of q semi-pro record for
games played In q single cam
paign.
Five triples. two by Stan Wal
lace, were the wsllops which
brought the triumph for Manager
Clink Jacobs top-flight aggregs-
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28
Keep Leo"
Says Larry

NEW YORK Larry Mae
Phail. who resigned as president
and general manager of the
Brooklyn Dodgers Ia become q
lieutenant colonel In the army.
today urged retention Of Leo
Durocher "a manager of the
team.
Il hope my successor will re
tain Durocher - manager"
NscPhsil said. "he has done q
fine Job and think he's the
man for the Job"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28
Buckley IL. Cheholis ?

GERS defeated Chehals Bearcats.
II TO 7, here yesterday by busting
off the old Statue of Liberty play
in the last 20 seconds 10 send Bob
Ross for 10 yards to the winning
touchdown.
Ross took the ball from Olsen
before making the winning gallop
but the same two Buckley aces had
teamed up in the second quarter
to score on an is-yard pass TO
Ross.
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who ended the game by heaving
the ball over Catcher Ernie Lom-
bardi's head. Camilli scoring.
GETS 18TH HOMER
Camilli's 26th homer with one
on in the third gave the Dodgers
Al lead but the first of Max
Vests two homers came with two
on in the fourth to tie the score.
His second homer broke the dead
lock in the eighth. but Brooklyn
again tied it in their half when
Pinch-Hitter Lew Riggs singled
and Arky Vaughan tripled. Left
Handed Lou Tost replaced Al Jaw
cry and sent the game into extra
innings by retiring Pete Reiser
and Rizzo on infield outs.
The Dodgers used five
pitchers. I'D Head, who re-
placed LAIR French In the
18th, was the winner.
The Giants split with the Pills.
winning the first game Of
doubleheader. So. but dropping
the nightcsp, 81.
In the only American league
game scheduled, the Chicago
White sox raped the Cleveland
Indians, ST..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28

such force that several times Lulu
was knocked back on his heels or
sent staggering sidewise. Chalky
still can punch-good. That's one
thing about a fading athlete. His
wallop goes last.
So Wright came through, far
fresher at the end than his al
year-old challenger. And ne was
given a great ovation by the fans,
almost all of whom were pulling
for him throughout the bout.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28

Summary = INNINGS pitched. bv
johnson :. Brown 2 Stsley S. hits
off johnson g. Brown s. Stslev I.
runs scored. off johnson / Brown s.
Stsley 2. runs responsible for. John
son l. Brown 5 Stalev q struck out
by johnson Z Sfslev s. bases on balls
off johnson 2. three base hits Lee
wallace 2 Rasmussen. johnson.
stolen base Lee. double play p
jacobs 70 WARD 70 c Jacobs. umpire
Woodsrc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28
Pastor in Victory

DETROIT-Vetersn Bob Pastor
of Saratoga. n. Y. hammered out
his third consecutive decision over
young Buddy Scott of Tampa,
Fla. in a 10-round bout at Olym-
pis Stadium last night before
3.545 fans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28
Bantam KING Wins

SAN Manuel Ortiz. Ell
Centre. Cal. world hsntsmweight
champion. knocked out Bobby
Carroll. New York. In the fifth
round Of non-utle bout last
night.
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fumbled away its chances. Al
Fairhurst recovered one Abe FUN
BILE on the Bell 20 while Don Spur
gin pounced on the other loose
ball with the Abes on the Lion
vineyard line.
Get Score Back
But in two plays the Abes had
got back the touchdown they FUN
bied away on the one-yard line.
A long pass down the center was
hauled out of the air by Thompson
on the three-yard line and carried
over the goal. Again Thompson
converted.
The Bells weren't licked. how
ever. They took to the air. with
an assortment of double passes.
flat passes and straight passes
that almost had Lincoln on the
ropes.
In five plays with Larry
Rnsk and Al Gallwas doing the
pitching 10 Jim Burkhouse and
Jack Hermsen. the Lions made
five first downs, moving from
their own l4-yard line to Lin
coins 20-yard stripe.
But Turnbull. who played q
bang-up defensive game for the
Abes. stopped the Bellarmine drive
by intercepting Bell pass on the
Lincoln seven-yard line.
Extensively. Lncoln's work WAS
done largely by Platter and Clau-
sin, each of whom carried the ball
IA times and made over so yards
in total net ysrdsge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28
LINEUPS

rsylor- Bur Barnes. Gerry Barry. Al
Callvax Lincoln. Ed Huntington.
Homer johnson. Harry Rice. Eusene
Ssvertson. Clarence Hartman, DICK
TAYLOR. Lloyd Tremaine. Morgan Bar
ofsky. Dick Swanson
Offacsals-Refere< Bob Hall. UNI
psre. Ralph Christie: head linesman.
Leo Prank
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First Game

Philadelphia. 500 900 0Oo-s 10 o
New York. 900 500 olx-s IL o
Pearson. Beck "a. Podgajny
(e) and Brsgan; Schumacher and
Fox.
Boston COL 500 0I0 0O-5 IL 1
Brooklyn 0IS 900 Ol0 0I-S s 2
Jsvery. lost 49, 4 lombard:
DAVIS. Casey Cel Weber (1ol
French (10) Head Q1) 4 Owen.
(Second Camel
Philadelphia 100 100 02S-s . o
New York .ooI 900 000-I 6 Z
johnson 4 Warren: Lieber 4
banning.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago 49,. 2Oz 600 004-s is q
Cleveland =. .o1o 600 eoO-I Z
Lee and fresh: Dean, Ferriok
a. and Desautsls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28
Abes Unleash
Pass Attack
Bud Cluusin Siors
With Long Hsovss

Bud Clousin Stors
With Long Hsovss
Lincoln Aees. wasting thei
strength like the prodigsl son bu
striking with hresth-taking bril
lance At other times. notche.
their first victory Of the 1e<:
season by defeating the courage
Gus Bsllarmine Lons. II 10 o. q
The stadium Friday afternoon
TIE Abes. dominating the stats
tics in evsry depsrtment-fumblel
and penalties included. scored then
two touchdowns on long forward
passss aftsr ball-handling boobies
I'D chilled three ground assaults
n w. IT, accurate pitch
lng arm ~ I'D Causin. I1n-
eeln's latest grtdiroa find, and
~ educated toe of Ing
Thompson. Linccls's brilliant
& eAree-sport esd. which tailed
IN 81 In Raiisplitter pcinta.
The first touchdown came in the
second quarter on = <6-yard pass
play from Clausin to I'd Bemia.
uignal-calling right half. while the
neccDd touchdown came early IN
the fourth period on = So-yard toss
10 Thompson.
BELLS In Rally
Al 10 their custom the fighting
BeIlarmins Aggregation saved its
best efforts for the last when they
uarched q yards In four plays.
driving 10 Incoln's ls-yard line
bsfors the attack begged down.
n gasas 60 best -
apsos1bed - . fsar-phase A.
lnnr WITH DellAFmlne deminat-
sng - flrst aad fourth suar-
tess wiuea H. Lleas aAnaased
H. balk u tte1r ysrdAge asd
seven Of their eight first
Downs.
Twice in the opening period the
Bells moved into Lincoln territory
only to Be turned hack. Bob
Boom Boom" Platter. junior Rail-
splitter fullback. stopped the Sec
ond drive when he intercepted
Larry Rask's pass on the Abe A.
yard line.
Here Lincoln began its first Of
fensive which went awry when
Lavem Martineau. Lion center.
recovered q Railsplitter tumble on
the Beilsrmine 2s-yard line Just
~ the period ended.
Tide Changes
The second quarter was some
thing else. Starting on their own
xa-yard line the Abes advanced
To the Bellarmine - on two line
plays.
Here "a Bemis nnade the
first Of several brilliant calls
during the afternoon. Several
tames before Bemis had been
stationed In . Tanker positten
oa tire weak side Of Lincoln's
unhalanced-l Line formation. One
time Bemis laid . neat block
On TIE Dellarmine end ~
CAuuin galloped through left
tackle for . good gain.
But Bemis wasn't out on that
TANKER position just to put on
neat blocks on opposing wingmen.
Caeey Eddie Schwarx had some
other things figured out for Bemis.
And when the Abes reached Beilar-
mines IS. Bemis remembered what
schwarx had taught him and called
the right play.
Having twice made good chunks
Of yardage on line smashes, the
Abes had the Bells thinking they
would hit the line again. But not
this time.
Three Receivers
.ne oan " N...s 49,
faoeo i' n -. a..
rece,se - AZ ...s,n,
sou'n~es' oe - D..
One on ines 1890 s -.
~no ".1 - cann,.I Tin.
non' sno.e' We ~ -. -.
com I'ghe enu' wy s.s~.-.
-. ~ s.d en-, scro.. the Lin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28
TOday's Sport w,,a,, !,
"A Ring Win:
II AAA0XA II Keeps Title
BY JACK CUDDY
Omitted Press Writer

NEW YORk-The rounds slithered coiing them
selves about the gnaed figure of the venerable Los Angeles
Negro, Albert (Chaky) Wright and the 12165 fans in
Madison Square Garden awaited the moment when the
distance would throttle and ready him for losing his feather
weight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-28
LI>EI rs

Meyer, Dubay. Harris. Stangl, Dahl
Stadium-Davis, Wiseman, Baker
stul.
way, Warter, Andereason Bonaro.
Macdonald. Albert. Mitchell. Rock
Skoe, Shensky, Clough. Sherry. Glib
son, Mondau. Aubry Moe
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The ball went to Clsusin. who
faded fast a. he spotted three
receivers heading for the far
southwest corner of the stadium
One of these receivers WAS Bemis
who had been in the TANKER posi-
lion; another was Connie Lea. Lin
coin right end. who had cut across
the Bellarmine secondary defense
the third was Leroy Turnoull
Who also had cut across the Lin
colin secondary.
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A few minutes later when Lan-
eo,n had reached Bellsrmine's rs
ward line. the same play was call
ed again but this time Lea dropped
C7ausin's heaves. And so the FIRST
half ended. 7 to 0.
In the third quarter. Lincoln
continued to dominate the play but
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Totals ...ss 1877 II i7s
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-09-11
Oyster Season Opens
AS USuaLWithSept.
Continued from Page ID

a cocktail as an appetizer, or, steam
ed, stewed, fried, creamed, however
you like them best as the principal
dish Of the meal
Sanitary supervision of the oyster
industry is under the charge of the
State Health Department. As point
ed out by Dr. X. H. Riley, Director
of the Department it is an all-the-
year-round responsibility-not one
for the "R" months only-which re-
quires the closely correlated services
of the Bureau Of Food and Drugs
With other branches Of the Depart
ment
Inspections of the oyster-bearing
waters are made by the Bureau Of
Sanitary Engineering; meteorological
and chemical examinations of oysters
and waters. follow in the laboratories
of the Bureaus Of Bacteriology and
Chemistry; and the general supervis-
ION of the packing houses and COM
mcrcial concerns is under the direc-
ton Of the Bureau Of Foods and
Drugs.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-09-11
Regular Meeting Of
Homen1akers Sept. )
Continued From Page II

\ 4
Mary's. The secretary, Mrs. Stanley
Landlord, read the minutes of the
last meeting and the treasurer, Mrs.
Clarence Duncan, gave her report.
The President read an article on
the Importance of scrap metal to the
war program and urged the members
of the club to collect all possible
scraps of metal. The meeting was
then turned over to Miss TOPPER,
Home Demonstration Agent. She
talked on banking and the correct
way to write checks. She has recent
ly returned from a months vacation
in Maine, and in her charming man
ner she gave very interesting
description of some of the things she
saw and did, and some Of the people
she met. She collected some rare
china, pottery and several interesting
articles, which she brought with her
to display.
After the Homemakers Creed was
repeated, the meeting adjourned to
meet with Mrs. James Cottman on
October /, with Mrs. Talmadge Beau
champ joint hostess. The hostesses
served homemade cakes and iced
drinks.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-09-11

COUTFOR GOVEF
TIEODORE ROOSEVELT MkELDIN, III PINKNEY
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-09-11
JeCUiSh Holiday Be
gins Saturday, 18th
Continued from Page u

means 1.-The beginning of the year,
is the first of the ten days of Pen
then, most important religious sea-
son in the Jewish calendar The per-
iod will be brought to a close with
Yom Kippur, the Day Of Atonement,
September 21st.
The blowing of the RAMS Horn,
or Shofar, which forms a principal
part of the service, calls Israel of
the three-fold duty Of "penitence,
prayer and religious action
Rosh Hashanah occurs on the first
Of the month Of Tishri, the seventh
month of the Hebrew calendar. That
the religious year is counted from
the seventh month has been traced
to the interplay of different ancient
systems of calculation.
Practically all Jewish places of
business in Worcester will be closed
on Saturday, the 18th, and again, of
course, on September 21st for Yom
Kippur.