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! 1 I1 The OSEGON; STATESMAN. Salaxru Oregon. Saturday Mronina, July 23. 1944 PAGE yhiteSoxVin 8-2 to Sweep Senator Series Dickshot's Big Bat "Aids Easy Victory . CHICAGO, July 28-(ff)The Chicago White Sox, sweeping the four-game series to make it eight , victories in their last ten starts, used the' long-range technique against Washington's Senators for an 9 ta 2 triuma today.: Johnny Dickshot's triple off Wilfred Lefebvre with, the bases loaded started the Chicago scoring ; in the third, and Ralph Hodgin's homer two pitches later made it a five-run inning. Hal Trosky hit his season's , seventh homer off .Reliefer Alex Carrasquel in the fifth -inning. Washington -Ml 000 000-2 S Chicago ... 005 120 OOx-S 12 0 I Lefebrvre, Carrasquel (4), Candinl (5) and Evans; Lopat and Tresh. Yoiselle Cops 13th Victory NEW YORK, July 28-UrVBill Yoiselle, in annexing his 13th tri tunph, brought his strikeout total to 101 as he fanned eight Pirates , while pitching a four-hit shut-out to give the Giants the final night game of the week by a score of 4 to 0. . i Frankie.Frisch used three hurl- era. Preacher Roe, Xavier Rescig no and Nick Strincevich, but none of them was an even match for Bill Yoiselle. Not one Bucco got s far as third. j ritUburgh 000 000 000-0 4 1 New York . 02010100x-4 t Roe, Rescime (5). Strincevich j (7) and Lopez; Yoiselle and i Lombard!. Today's Pattern 4843 SIZES 12-20 Look pretty, cool, fresh, in this frock, Pattern 4843. with just a hint of sleeves, lovely airy neck line, and easy side-button clos ing. - Pattern, 4843 is available in misses' sizes: 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20. Size 16 takes 3 yards 35 fnch material; 4 V yards ric-rac. Send rrXTEnCN CENTS in coin or tats iwtlera to Tbe Oraeoc Statesman. Pattern . Dept, Salem. Ore. Write plainly SIZE, NAME ADDRESS STYLE NUMBER. ' TEN CENTS more Brings our 1M4 Anne Adama Spring Pattern Book New. easy-to-make styles free Pat- prtated in boo Today's Needlecraft One crochet motif (quickly memorized) , arranged In three ways lends "variety to. linens. Realistic flowers add their gay color note. -.-'.v-: - Use these designs for scarfs; towels, pillow cases.' Pattern 808 contains a transfer pattern of motifs averaging 3 'x 12 hv; directions. " ' Send ELEVTN CENTS In eohis lt this pattern to The Oregon States man. Needlecraft Dpt Salem, ore wtft. Blair, 1 PATTFRN NVU&S& your NAME and A2DBESS. riftMiii Mta more brtn yoa vat Utw- 31-ps?e Needlecrait Catalog m ll.isfrntions of Jfsns 'or fcmbroidery. kniii.ns. woviifct, quUi T3 . I Diver "Waltzes" 7 Glamour theme has been ehosen for the Pacific Coast association swimming meet to be held at Flebhaeker pool in San Francisco July SO. Patsy Robinson MePherson, championship diver, will be featured in a 'Water Walts' which Is ' to open the program.' Fro eeeds of the show will be used outdoor championships at Kansas Swim Pool Attendance Toted Skids to 2338 Attendance figures at Salem's "two public swimming pools 1T(oa1ay9s KSLM MBS SATVRDAT-139 Kb 6:00 Musical Timekeeper. 6:45 News. 1:00 News. 7:19 Rise and Shine. 7:30 Morning Moods. 7:45 Today's Top Trades. 8:00 Good Ship Grace " 8:30 News. 8:45 Music. 9:00 Orchestra. 9:15 Pastor's Call. 9:30 Hello Mom. 10 .-00 Glen Bardy. Newt. 10:15 Al Williams. 10:30 Luncheon with Lopez. 11:00 US Marines. 11:15 Lani Mclntyre. 11 l30 Gu Martel's Orchestra. 12 :00 Org anaUties. 11:15 News. 12:30 Hillbilly Serenade. 12:35 Spotlight on Rhythm. 140 News. v 1 D5 Interlude. y 1:15 Questionnaire Handicap. ..- . 1:30 Cartreod .Van's Orchestra, 2:00 News. T" ' 25 US -Army. . 2:15 Merle Pitt and Dick Brown. ' 2 JO Orchestra. 2:45 Four Bells. 3:00 News. 3. -05 Concert Hour. '4:00 American Ragles In Britam 4:30 Swing High. 5:00 News. 5:15 Orchestra. .5:30 Dinner Melodies. -5:4S Night News Wire. . 6:00 Chicago Theatre of Ait 70 War Commentary. . 7:15 Music for Remembrance. 7:30 Evangelical Hour. 5 DO Downbeat Derby. 9 .-00 News. 9:15 Orchestra. 9 Jo News. 9:45 Galilean Hour. 10 06 Waltz Time. 10:15 Orchestra. 10:30 News 10:45 Gus Arnheim Orchestra. 110 Open House. 11:55 News Roundup. , 11:00 Sign Off. KEX BN SArCXOAT 1199 Bve. 6 m Musical Clock. : 6:15 Farm and Home Makers. 6 JO Victory Gardens. 6:50 Pipes or Melody 70 Top of the Morning. 7:15 Martin Agronslcy, News. 7:30 News Comments. : 7:45 Ozark Ramblers. 8:00 Breakfast Club. 9:00 Fannie Hurst. 9:30 Breakfast t SaioTs 10:15 Colling Calling. 10 JO Calling All Girls. 10:45 Swing Shift Failles. ll.-00-Opera. 1:00 News. 12 Horace Heldt Orchestra. 20 News. 2:03 Saturday Concert. 2:45 Hello Sweetheart. 30 Music 3:15 Story land Theatre. : 3 JO Wismer's Sport Show. 3:45 Leon Henderson. ! 40 Correspondents Abroad. 4:15 Leland Stowe. ! 4 JO Music. 50 Ambassador Hotel Orchestra. 5:30 Boston Pope Concert. 6:30 Spotlight Bands. . 6:55 Quick Quia. '. 70 Guy Lombardo Orchestra. 1:30 Rea Ryltr. . . 4 S0-Musie. " ' ' S:30 Hdosler Hop. A5 News. -. 90 Music by Al Sack. -9 30 News Headlines lights and High 9.45 Study in Blues. 10:00 Army Service Forces Present 10 je Builders or Faith. 110 This Moving World. 11 :15 Claremont Hotel Orclt ; 11 :45 Organ Concert. v KGW NBC S ATVBO AT-426 Es 40 Dawn Patrol. 60 Music JO-News Parade. f 70S News Headlines and High - - - lights. . -7 JO Echoes from the Tropics. ' 7:45 Sam Hayes. 0 NBC. . 8:30 Melody Roundup. 90 Alex Dreier, News. 9:15 Consumer's riroe. 9:30 Atlantic Spotllgnt. 10 :00 Here s Youtb 10 JO Here's Babe Rutb. 10:45 War Telescope 110 Stars of Totnonww. 120 Minstrel Melodies. 12J0 Music on Display. . 10 Rupert Hughes. 1:15 Barbara and the Boys -. 1 JO NBC 20 Your America. 2:45 Meditations J OS Vegetables for Victory -' 3:151 Sustain the Wings. S 30 curt Maney & Co. 3:45 Art of Living. . 40 American Story. . 4 JO Noah Wenster Says. ; 5 0 Orchestra. -' S JO Dorothy Desmond. - 545 Louis P. Locnner. 60 National Barn Dane. . 6 30-Can You Top TbisT 10 Barry Wood. , 7 JO Grand OT Opry " 80 Authors' Play bouse. - - S JO Abie's Irish Bos. : t, 90 News ' - - '.-I 9:15 War Town. . 9 JO Three Suns Trio. ; 9:45 Lee Sim ma. Pianist. , , 9:55 Music. , ' ' 100 News ?l-?f&.:-? 10:15 Musical Americana. at Swim Meet - j I 1 ! ! i as to send local talent to the national City. (International photo.) skidded H from a 5147 total Thursday to 2333 yesterday, when Olinger turned in a count of 9?7, somewhat bettered by Leslie's 141L n&auaHn IPiraigaiiims r - - - - j I Mi 10 JO Hotel SL rrancls Orcn. -10 J5 News 110 Hotel BUtmort Orchestra 11-30 War News Roundup. 12:00-3 A. M. Swing Shift. KOIN CBS SATTXDAY-S79 60 News. 6:15 Texas. Rangers. : 6:30 KOIN Klock. ; 7:15 New l 1J0 Bob Greene. News. 'X 7 :45 Consumer News. 8 0 Warren Sweeney, News. 85 Let's Pretend. 8:30 Fashions in Rations. 90 Theatre of Today. JO News. 9:45 Fun With Dunn. -100 Grand Central SUtlon , 10 J5 Air-Flo of the Air. ' 10 JO Country JournaL 116 Mary Lee Taylor. : 11 JO London Column. 11:45 News 120 Victory !l 12 JO Visiting Hour. 1:25 New. " lae - Newspaper of the Air ' 20 Casey, Press Photographer. 3 JO Mothei and Dad. : 30 News. 3:15 People's Platform. I 3:45 World ""day. 3:55 Bob Trout, News. " 40 Orchestra. r 4:15 London Calling. 4 JO Meet Mrs. Miniver. 5.-00 Youth on Parade. 5:30 Traffic Safety. 3:45 News. ; S35 Ned Calmer News. 60 This Is My Story. 6:30 Sports Views and Interviews. 6:45-Srurday Night Seretiade- Sixnday's Radio Prcgrams KSLM MBS SUNDAY 1354 Ke. 7 JO Sunday Prelude 80 Wesley League. 8 JO Voice of Prophecy. 90 Radio Bible Class. 9 JO Lutheran Hour. i 10:00 Glen Hardy. News. ; 10:15 Commander Scott ' " .10 JO Hookey Han. 1 1 0 American Lutheran Church 12:00 War Commentary. 12:15 Orchestra. - . 12 JO Dr -i Floyd Johnson. ; 1 .-00 Symphonic Swing. 1 JO Young People's Church., 20 Green Valley. USA. 2:15 Todd Grant Get Story. 2 JO Local Toung People. 3:00 Wings of Healing. :! 3 JO Foursquare Church. u 40 Old Fashioned Revival 50 Mediation Board. 5:45 Gabriel Heatter. 6:00 News. :f 6:15 Orchestra. 6:30 California Melodies. 7:00 Cedric Foster. ; 7:15 Tommy Tucker Time. ; 7 JO Langworth Orchestra. . 80 First Presbyterian Church. 8 JO Voice of the Army. 9:00 News. 9:15 Charles MarnanO and Nick b i Consintine Orchestra. j- 9 JO Mews. 95 Organ Music. ! 100 Old Fashioned Revival ; 110 Young People's Church.: 130 sigh Off. ; KEX -BN SUNDAY I IM Ks 80 Symphonic Flight. - SJO-Dr. Ralph Walker. 8:45 Sunday Song Service. 90 Builders of Faith. ( :30 Message of Israel. 100 John B. Kennedy, i 10:15 Memorable Music. ' 10:30 Sammy Kaye Serenade 10:55 Leland Stowe. New. 110 Chaplain Jtm. USA; 11 'JO Serenade Tropicals. 120 Listen, the Women. 12 JO Shades of Blue. 10 Ai Hearce a Fun VaRe.f, 1J9 World of Song. f 20 Mary Small Revue. . 3:30 Hoi Copy 3 00 Summer Hour. -- 40 Sunday Vespers. - 4 JO Eye Witness News. . 4:45 Blue Matinee. 90 Christian xienee Program 3:15 Serenade. 8 45 Drew Pearson. 6 0 Walter WincheO. 6:15 Basin St Chamber Music 6-45 Jimniie Fldler. 70 Life of Riley. '7 je Keep Up with the World. 8 AO Greenfield Village Cbou, 8:15 Listen to Leibert . 8 JO Quiz Kids. , , . 90 Deadline Drama. 9 JO News Headlines and Highlights ror All tMimanriy. . v . 100 University Explorer. 10:15 BN. , . - 10:30 Builders of Faith. , 4 . 114)0 Concert How. ' . i ' - -if. , . j . . s v. ";. it; .. . ' KGW NBC SCSDAT 429 Ke. 46 Dawn Patrol -4:15 Commando Mary. 6 JO String Quartet 70 Highlights of the Bible. 1-30 Words and Music. 98 The Church In Your Home 6 JO World News Roundup. - 85 Carolyn Gilbert. Singer. 90 James L. Harris. - -9:15 News in Advertising. 93 6tradlvar 166 a Layman Views the News 10:15 NBC - - - 16:36 Chicago- Romd Table. T 110 Church -4a Action.. 11 JO John Charles Thomas, y. In Tennis Tourney Brough, Biindy Upset Victims SEA BRIGHT, N J, July Twoiof the topf ranking women players of the country were upset victiins today in the i fifty-sixth annual inviution tournament at the Seabright Lawn j Tennu and Cricket club, inj singles quarter finals.; ! - 1 'I '6-M' v The first' surprise if or the gal lery was the defeat! Of Miss A. Louise Brough iof Beverly Hills. Calif; seeded' No. 21 and second ranking player of the; country, by Miss I Margaret Osborne of San Franfisco, whdi ranks; tourth. Miss Osborne holder of the national doubles crown With Miss Brough, eliminated her' partner In a hard hitthlg match that Wasj fought to deuce in game site game. The score; was 7-5, 12-10. Shortly after, Miss borothy May Bundy of Santa Monica, Calif. daughter of a former and the fifth ranking the United States, lost champion player of to another Califprnian, Mrsj. Virginia Kovacs, wife iof Pvt. Frank Kovacs of the US aj-my. Mrs. Kovacs out-hit Miss Bundy to win in fhe. third set with her ill-court attack, 6-8, 8-3. Miss PaulinevBetr,! the national champion; from Xos Angeles, and seeded Not 1, and Miss toris Hart of MiamiJ advanced to ! the semi- S ; 1 ! i finals with Miss Osborne and Mrs. Kovacs. Miss Betz, who. has been beaten twice by Miss 1 Bundy this year defeated Miss Mary Arnold of Los Angeles, 6-2, 63, and Miss Hart! won from Mrs. Carolyn BabcDck Stark of Runson, NJ, 6-4, O-U. I i . The first electric jorgan in the United States was built and pat ented byjHillbofne Roosevelt, an ancestor of the president. i I Ml ' 7 JS Money on the Lin. 7 :44 Armchair I Cruises. ! 8:00 Heathman! Concert 8:15 Jerry Sears. ; 8 JO Inner SanctumJ 85 Dave VaUe. i 90 Your Hit i Parade. 9:45 Don't Yoii Believe ifL 100 Five SUr Final! i I 10:15 Soldiera of the Press 0:30 Hollywood Barn Dance. 110 News. j 113 Orchestra ! 11 JO Talks. ; 11:45 Orchestrai i 11J5 News. i 120 to 10 a. tnMuslC t Newt KOAC SATCKDAT S59 : Be. ib.w News. t 10:15 The Homemakers Hour 110 Church in the Wild wood. 11:19 Spirituals. 11 J9 Concert all. 120 News. 12:15 Noon Farm Hour. 10 Home Folks Froticj l 13 America aurenes. 1 JO Variety Time. 1 20 Books end Authors. 2:15 Treasury Salute.) 3 JO Memory Book of Music iw-newi. i 3:15 Music of the Masters. 3 J5 Vincent Lopes.! 4:15 Dick Jurgens. 4 Jo Studio Party. 50 On the Upbeat; 8:30 Belgian Series. I S!4S It's Oregon's War. 6:15 News. ' M 6 JO Evenlnr Farm Hour. 7 JD Grand Opera Tomgnu 9:4ft News. i 100 Sign Off. T 130-Werld News. ! i 12:30 Tl Army Hottri 1 JO Lands of the Free. 1:55 News. . h i j I 3 0 NBC Svmohonv Orchestra 30 News Headline land Highlights 3:15 Catholic Hour, n ! 3:45 Between the Lines 40 AH Time Hit parade. - 4 JO Band Wagon. i 4-55 Tom fteddy. News. - 5 0 Grade Fields. 5:30 One Man' family. a -06 Manhattan Merry -Go-ftound. 6:30 American I Album of Familiar r Music. - : ij I t 00 Hour of Charm M : 7:30 Les Tremayne i Program, ; 80 NBC. r- 111 8:15 Story Behind the Headlines. S -JO Symphony Hour, 9 JO 620 Time.) I j 10-00 News Flashes i I 19:19 The Eagles Sceak.f 10:30 The Pacific Story.! 11 v SL Francis Hotel Orchestra 11 JO War News Roundup 12 0-3 -00 a JB. Swing Shift I t - I ' KOtN CBS SONOAt S6 Ke. 6.09 News of the World 8:15 Cj Power i Blg-gs, Organist 6:43 New Voices in Song. 70 Churcn ot the iAir.i ,7 JO Wings Over Jordan. ; S 0 Warren Sweeney. New S5-Ble Jackets' Choir. S JO Invitation I to Learning. 94)0 Sab Lake! Tabernacle. 9JD Concert Pastelles. , 9:45 News. ,;: j 109 Church of' the iAlr. 1 10 :30 Edward Murrow. I 110 Dangerously Yours. 11 JO World News Today, 115 Sopgs of America, j 139 Philharmonic Oreh Concert I JO The Paits That Befresbea. l.oe The Family Hour- I 3:45 William Shirer Newe. 30 Silver Theatrei i - 3:30 America in the Alt. 40 Concert Miniatures, 4:13 News . i - - 1 i j- 4 JO Invasion News I ' I 50 Walter Pidgeon jShow. 5 JO William WinteiJ News. ' 55 Start uf Today;, j - j ' SJ5 Ned Calmer i? I ' 60 Radio tovrf' Olerst 6 :30 Summer Star Theatre. : . . 70 Take U ot Leave It 7 JO The Whistler. 1 j 30 Crtme OoetorJ ! 85 Sons of the week. - 8 JO Orchestra - j i : N v ' ' D I Was -tierav. M t ' 930-w Work i for Wlsco. 100 Five Star! Final! ! . . 10:15 Wartime Womeft. 10 JO Orcbestia ; ( ! j - . 10 JO Trana-Atlantle CaO. 110 Eddie Carr Show.! II JO Manny Strand; Orchestra. 11:45 Dale Jones - Orchestra, -119NewB. .. ' J .- 130-60 eja. afusie 1 and Hews. Top PriceilPaid! Protapt; Remittance Shl or Bring Tear Eggs le EGO DEPOT 131 8. E- Alder St rortlandl Ore. J Sunday Baseball Shed . For. Mail Subscriberis Tot the benefit of those"who live in distant villas, who have ex pressed interest in the- Sunday Junior baseball leagues but who do hot get their Sunday Statesman until too late, here is next Sun day's slate: At Waters park12 noon, Eagles, at Curly!; 2 p.m. Lions at Funland; 4 p.m-, May flower ; at r Redwood; 8 pja, Shrock's at Valley Motor. At Les lie aough-Barrkk vs.. Yeater; At Olinger Elfstrom's vs. Heavy Haulers. j- - Yanks Bombard Tribe - li - . : , . : CLEVELAND, July 2-rV-Er- nie Bonham hurled his sixth straight victory, his eighth In all, as the New York Yankees defeat ed the Cleveland Indians 13-7 to THXMSiE THEATRE I TELL YA, CHIEF, THECOAST IS CLEAR AN' THE GANG'S n 6EmN'RESTLESSL UTTLE ANNIE BOOHEY rT7 1 mmm II -fA II J WILL VOU PLEASE H It- BLONDE 1 i-Q g-w Tr-Xv l : - I KSSSSSHTSJig , 1 1 CAIRO?-. 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Cs Coif Boms, 4-1 BROOKLYN, July 28-AVBob Chipman, southpaw pitcher whom Brooklyn traded to Chicago ear lier this season for Shortstop Ed Stankey, downed his former mates for. the second time, today, 4 to L Since joining the Cubs, Chipman has .won seven. Whit Wyatt, ail ing Brook pitcher, . pneh-batted for Curt Davis in the ninth and drove in tie only Dodger tally. Chicage 68IJ00 101-4 2 Breoklyn 000 004 301-1 1 1 CUpmaB and Williams; Davis , and Bragan. - WEVEBEEW oh.yeah; FD UP HECt" MAYBE TH FOR WEEKS! PREFER A MICE 7 QUIET JAIL, far 4 h " jr U LtasU Ugfat, bellows style. Ollophaa lined. Easily sealed with moderately hot Iran. Plats, croarts, half gallons. Cowl sad turkey sizes. Tornado to Be Hefty MEDFOHD, July 28F-Med-ford high school's 1944 black Tor nado grid squacl will be one of the beefiest in recent years, av eraging about ITS ixxmds In both line and backfield, E. H. - Hed rick, city . sniperintendmt of schools, predicted today. Most of last year's veterans will be back. Al Simpson, new coach from Ashland, probably will . ..build around Robert Watson, 185-pound fullback; Darren Riggs and-Lee Boctwick, . speedy halfbacks," and Jerry Clark; Quarterback. Initial practice is set for Sept 18. The US bureau of grazing has Jurisdiction over about 142,000,000 acres of public range lands. ALL SET ! LET'S 60 ! i BUTI SMELL TROUBLE' 1 13 Oe i 'MiM 'Maw SOLDO? NOT llFTHEY DON'T THE WHOLE DETACHMEr4T A ' BEUEUSiraJEVEUS- "WILLK nAASSKEDj PGA Boss Lists ; Winter hedule c SAN FRANCISCO, July 28- Fred Corcoran, tournament man ager of the Professional Golfers association; announced today plans for a full California win-: KI tUKUWC) tUl IU1 WXUi U1W San Francisco open early in De cember. i'". . ' - ' 'The Saa Francisco tourney holes at medal play, will have a purse of $13,333 in war bonds for professionals, he said. Tentative' dates were December 1-, f , - rr . ic:T:a , The Spanish armada . In ' 183 consisted pf 132 ships, 3165-cannon, 10,854 seamen and 23,200 sol diers. ... . i , - --v. - . -r rMeMSMBMSSMMaMei 1 : . - ,-! Collection of milkweed floss for the manufacture of lifejackets is planned in 29 states for this fall. QUIET, ZERO! ITS THAT SCARY-L00KJN SPEED BOAT RUSHIW6 PAST USA6AIN! t LiCriy hL ZSi K ? UVt boms decoration, toys.