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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1942. Cardinals Start To Crowd Dodgers In Pennant Race By AUSTIN BEALMEAR (Associated Press Sports Writer) After nearly everybody except their relatives had given them up lor lost, the St. Louis Cardinal are threatening at last to make race out of the National lcagu. pennant drive With southpaw Lanier hurling seven-hit shutout ball, the Cards ran their latest winning strea to five in a row last night by beat lug the Chicago Cubs and Pas- sea u, 5 0. The Dodgers dropped into Phil adelphia for a one-night stand and were Jolted, 31, by the Phils. While the Dodgers can look for " trouble In their remaining six meetings with the Cards, they also have a problem close to home in the suprlsing New York Giants. The Giants, In third place, have won six and lost eight with the Dodgers and still have eight . more battles scheduled with them. Hubbell pitched the Giants to . a in-2 triumph over the Boston . liraves yesterday, scattering six ' hits as his boss, Mel Ott, chipped in witn nis zist home run and ; took over the leadership of the league. The Pittsburgh Pirates i dropped Cincinnati five games bo- ; hind the Giants by whitewashing . the Iteds, 3-0, on the six-hit hurl- i lng of Lanning. 1 In the American league, the Boston Red Sox ran their winning streak to five games by edging out the New York Yankees, 8-7 in ten Innings. Peacock doubled off relief pitcher Murphy In the tenth and scored the winning run on Don DIMagglo's outfield fly, handing Murphy his seventh straight de feat. Gali-house turned in a seven hit shutout in a contest as the St. Louis Browns whlpx-d the Chi cago White Sox, 70, and climbed to wilhln a single game of the third-place Cleveland Indians, who were idle. The Washington Senators came from behind to trip the Phil adelphia Athletics, 21, in another tilt, with Carrasiiel shading Marchlldon in a mound duel. Douglas Fir Workers' Wage Demand Referred WASHINGTON, Aug. 19 (AP) The labor depart ment yester day certified to the war labor board a wage dispute Involving about 30,000 workers In the Doug las Kir Industry In Oregon and Washington. They are represent ed by the CIO International Woodworkers of America. Other certifications: American Can company plants at Sun Jose, Los Angeles, Oak land, and Sacramento, California and Portland, Oregon, and the CIO United Steel Workers and the API. International Associat ion of Machinists. The issues are wages and union security affect ing alHiut 1,8-15 employes. -V ) V, 'I At f-fc WHEN CHAMPIONS GET TOGETHER r'll ?t , ? It-S JJ Iwo iiolenl (It-fenders of drntocrury, the U. S. Loi Air Terminal, JJtirljiink, Calif. The "Sjiillirc" is (ji liriliiiii klicecl "Liuliliiinu" nnd Enultind'a "Snilfire" meet nt T.nekheel (enerally credited with savin l' Kno-lnml in the histnri uiiiu r Tlie twin-lailed "Lilitninj" litis been called the world's fastest plane. careless matches aid the Axis v ;.' i - ' ' ' i Aluminum Union, en led Pay Hoist Threatens Strike PITTSBURGH, Aug. 19. (AP) International headquarters of tnc iio aluminum workers union reported yesterday Its members PREVENT FOREST FIRES ! ngels Increase eague Lead By oubleheaderWin A NEW SERVICE A NEW PLACE TO EAT . A NEW LOW PRICE RAY'S PLACE Corner Washington & Jackson Sts. A. W. JOYCE, Mgr. after White doubled. ' Sacramento also won hut lost ground to the Angels with a 4-1 victory over San Diego behind the Ihtee hlt hurling of Wicker.. Lake, .Solon, shortstop, drove out three hils, one a home run, in four trips to the plate. Hollywood batters rallied in the seventh after being shut out for six innings and pounded Dl Hiasl, Oakland burler, for four runs to win, G-2. Gay gave up 10 hits, the same number yielded by the Oak pit eher. one, based on the personnel re cords of the first 444 women's army auxiliary corps officer candidates to report at the Fort Des Moines training school: Age, 30; height, 5 feet 4 inches; weight, 132 pounds; complexion, brunet; home, might be in any one of the 48 states, or possibly the Philippine islands, Puerto Rico, or Alaska. The average officer candidate a 1 1. ... . have urged that a general strike married, although 170 officer pe called in the war-vital alum-1 candidates here now are married. Inum Industry unle.-s the war la-1 Most of the married WAACS bor board reconsiders its decision ! have husbands also In service, but denying them a wage Increase or j one h a mother with three sons President Roosevelt "Intervenes I in service. directly" in the case. The average auxiliary (private) Union President Nick A. Zon is a -hlnh hni nra,i.,in or,H arich said In a statement that the j the girls scored an average of .,..,,.-, uimiuii, iMura last weeK, ny in tne army general classif- w,.s noi acccpiame- to the union ication test, compared to the ana rne industry "now Is con- soldiers' average score of 100. fronted with demands from the Scoring of the officer cand rank and file for a general , idates has not been completed yet. strike." He called union com mitteemen to a meeting hero to- moiTow. ! . . The WLB had said the union's! YOll VikTi I W demand for a Sl a dav nav hoosi i ' vu VUII Uvl LI I was denied because the workers already had received more than a 15 per cent Increase since Jan uary 1, KM. in reaching this decision, the board applied its formula of the "little steel" case, based on a 15 per cent rise In the cost of living since January, 1941. Zonarlch claimed the board dis regarded the "true facts" In the dispute between his union and the Aluminum Comnanv . of tliy flic Assoelaled Press) The Seattle ftalnlers defeated (lie Poilland Beavers 4-1 In Pa cific coast league baseball last night but they lost ground in their desperate race to overtake Hip leading Los Angeles Angels. The Angels, led by heavy hit ting Eddie Mayo, Increased their Z J".!'n!r. Fam,'s "vL:r ."V' i Blackberries Reduced iiiu mm u,n Ol illllf i,y winning a doulileheader from San Francisco Seals, 2 1 and 12-3. Mayo went to bat eight times during the evening and collected six hils, accounted for Iwo runs, stole base once, made, three as sists and failed to err. , The Rainiers look only an hour and ,'! minutes lo best the league ! said. Minimum Price On SALKM, Aug. 1!).- (AP) -The minimum price for hlarkberrics has been reduced from 10 lo 9 cents a pound, William .1. Lin foot, secrelary of the Oregon , cane fruits conl nil hoard, said. The reduction was made to meet the federal ceiling price, lie Up Now for That Surgical Carving By H. W. BLAKESLEE Wide World Features) NEW YORK The surgeon now can light up your body with an internal glow, the better to America, which nm.liiees anhmvi. s' 7 mam 'mponani facts about malely 95 per cent or the nations w",!rc to operate raw aluminum. Ho said the em-! Tno E,ow ls produced by flu ployes have received a total hour-' orPscoin- a common drug, which ly wage Increase of eight cents 1 fluolces under ultra violet light, since January 1, 1941. I1S- Kurt Lange and Linn J. Body The company, which employs ot N"w Yo,k Medical College more than 55,000, told the board u'scrl 1,0 ,nn dlllS It had Increased wages by 23 per 'n some major operations cent In this period, besides a sev- around the abdomen It is neces- en cents an hour increase given S!,,'v t0 remove tissues which have workers in its southern plants to!'ost too much of their blood sup- dcarcase sectional pay differen tials. The union represents approxi mately 32,000 employees at sev en plants. Resentment at the refusal of Ihe labor board to grant wage in creases has brought a slowdown of work at the company's Alcoa, Tenn., plant here, a union spokes man said. "It Is not an official slow down," explained Jack Wet more, secretary-treasurer ofthe union local, "but it results from the straggling leavers in a lii-hi pitching duel between Seattle's I Group to Sew The Methodist wol kps discussing the board's ac Ouay, who yielded only four hils, I women and their friends are ask- '''" '"R wnk time, and many and Llska, who allowed only I ed to attend the Red Cross sew- of ,nrn1 illp standing around the seven. I ing meeting from 10 to 4 o'clock P1""' H"f' R'"olln',s talking of the While led Ihe Rainiers stick- Thursday to he held at Ihe church '"''lection and are not working at men with a first inning score anil 1 parlors. Those spending the day ' '" Ihe winning tally In the sixth al the church are asked to bring "These men are in a humor for l.iska wihl pitched twice I heir own neon lunch I" strike II the board does not reconsider Its action. ' AMMCA'S SM00TH(S1 TABU Bsem A liullng iteak . . . done to a turn and a cold glass of sparkling tangy Stck'i Select! Brewed so line that Its flavor is as smooth as tatin feels. . , . No wonder thi "Famoui Beer from Seattle" is copturinq the fancy and the prcforenco of discriminating men and women everywhere. They know you can't buy better bcor. In stubbies and on drought. Look for the big red numeral 6 on the label. SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING CO. Since 1878 Emil Sick, Pro. . SMOOTH AS SATIN he Leagues' J Standings l)y' the Associated Press) Pacific Coast. W. I.. Pet. Los Angeles 85 51 .612 Sacramento SI. .s .58.1 Seat He 7B fit .547 San Oiego 71 (ill .507 San Francisco ("7 7.1 .470 Oakland (i 7" ,4i;o Hollywood C2 7S .41.1 Portland 51 87 .370 American. w. l. ret. New- York 77 l .filit Boston 5 50 .5H5 Cleveland R2 55 .530 St. Louis 01 57 .517 Detroit 50 43s Chicago 50 B2 .446 Washington 47 r,5 .420 Philadelphia '.. 15 77 .369 National. v W. L. Pet. Brooklyn v 7!) 35 .893 St. Louis 73 1 .H35 New York 5 5.1 .551 Cincinnati 58 50 .509 Pittsburgh 53 59 .473 Chicago 51 fi7 .416 Boston IS 71 .1113 Philadelphia 32 79 .28S Composite Picture of WAAC Is Presented FORT PES MOINES. la.. Aug. 19 (API Mow would you de ' scribe t WAAC? j ply. But they appear no different than healthy tissues around them. The surgeon injects some flu orescein into a vein and in a few seconds, usually much less than half a minute, the color shows up all through the body, can-fed by the circulating blood. But It does not appear in the diseased area and lack of fluorescent glow tells the surgeon what he wants to know. The glow is yellow-green. It is not ordinarily visible, but shows up tinder the rays of an ordinary ultra violet lamp. The drug is also used to find out how long the blood lakes to circulate throughout a human body. In normal adults this is 15 to 20 seconds. In some heart cases the time may run to a minute or longer. "Officer" Vallee Now Heads Coast Guard Band irwr: ns-ir-H r-aii tin -w (AP) Rudy Vallee's baton is to ' cwi uiseu iii me uuasi guaru , band here. The 41-year-old radio crooner rPPelvnH thn nath nt ollonlanna . VPfitorrtnv nnH iiaa maria a ethinf . petty officer -in charge of the' "I'll blow a horn and direct the band," said Rudy, "but event-1 ually I hope to fire a few shots at the enemy." Vallee enlilerl In the nam In 1917 before officials found he was only 15 and sent him back to School, hilt nnl hnfm-a In thi-iui three months, ho had been made a boatswain's mate. Oregon Young G. O. P. to Convene in December SALEM, Aug. 19. (AP) The Oregon Young Republican federa tion's annual convention will be held here In December, Steve An derson, executive secretary, said. 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