Tit OSEGOM STATESMAN, Salenu Oregon. Sunday Morning. Docombor 3. 1944
PAGS TWENTY-ONE
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Yonnc People
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Over Jordan
IIsmUo Pulpit
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S:1S . s .. . I Choir . . ; - Symph. meht
v Prophecy J Learainf - Nurse of Air Dr. Walker
- I ,;':.., Singer f Sunday. Song ;
: . - Pilgrim Hour Tabernacle Car. Wells Builders Faith
,, 9:15 1 ; I News in Ads."
. 9:19 ! Lutheran Faith In Am. ,. Stradivari . Me, of Israel -'
t:45 ;.; . News " . .r
! : News Church Layman News JT. B. Kennedy
i 19:1$ i Com. Scott . Recital - George Hicks
19:39 ! Hookey "Hall TBA Bound Table Serenade i
1 10:45 . ; . , News ' . .
1115 Lutheran;. Theatre. Those Loved Chaplain Jim "
11:39 . . World News Thomas - Serenade
Noon ; : War Com't Phllharmonie News Parade Greenwood
12:15 ' Dairy Farm. - -
l:39 ; Nick Carter f Army Hour ' Miss Hattie
1:99 fir:':-' Your Amer.u v: 1 . . . Darts " '
1:39 ! War ComV ' The Pause Music Salon Blue Network1
1:45 : Pet Shop Memory Kas. -
. t:99 ; .. Face ssue , Family Hour ; Symphony Revue' -( -
1:30 I'.-.- Young People ' Met. Opera'.
, 1:45 ' ;. News : . ':-:'-'
JM As a Flash j Oxrie. Harriett Headlines . Hall of Fame
3:15 CathoUe Hour
3:30 Back to Bible I Waa There
3:45 Dick. Brown . - News Quia" ,1
4:90 I Army Show Kate Smith Jack Benny Drew Pearson
. 4:15 I " : - -, '. - '-'.- News
4:30 Dr. Johnson Band Wagon . Mus. Masters
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540 - IMeditation O- News IC. McCarthy Christian Sci.
5:13 . Stars Today Serenade
1:30 Rhythm Inn , Man's Family Joe X. Brown
3:45 ; : Gab. Heart er . -
040 ' News Kadi Digest M.-Go-Round WlncheU
S:1S Orchestra . . Mystery Tune
4.30 ! Ced. Foster , Star Theatre Album Music i
0:4' Orchestra .,; C - 7 ! ' 1 t . Jim. Fidler . : .-
T.O . Take. Leave It Hour Charm Life of Riley
il:S0 ':'! Gypsy Orch. Fannie Brie ; Comedy. Keep Up
, T:45 - ' Boy Choir . ' ' . - ." r .
8:00 ; Music Depr. Crime Doctor1 Gildersleeve Village Choir
9:19 i' I - " ' --- , " D. Thompson
. 9:39 ICarml. Show " Blondie J; Symphony Quia Kids
949 i ' News - Bill Lanee Blue Network
. 9:15.-!-.' Orchestra - "I ' ' - '" - v
0:39 1 , News . Song of Colu. Jack Benny Headlines
9:45j'; Revival Hour i News !
11:00 . . 5 Star Final News Vespers
11:1$ : .. War. Women i Mary Ann M.
lt:30 : ' . - . AUanUc CaU - Music Builders Faith
National Title
To Cadet ir
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(Continued from page 20)
straight wins first perfect sea-
ton for West Point since 1918.;.
The Cadets, needing this one to
wrap up the national laurels, took
no chance. They -whipped
through -' a i 73-yard . touchdown
march early in thesecond period
to take a 7-0 half-time lead, and
won going away with two quick
scores In the last session as Na
vy's defenses crumpled. : v ;
With Felix (Doc) Blanchard,
plebe fullback from Bishopville,
SC, and Xllenn Davis fleet half
back I from . Los Angeles, spear
heading the' attack, the West
Pointers were a great and power
ful outfit worthy of wearing the
crown of America's kings of the
gridiron. - i .
: Davis, who .scored the final touch
down on a 50-yard run after taking a
lateral from Capt. Tom iLombardo,
sewed up the individual scoring cham
pionship in the collegiate field. It was
the speedster's 20th touchdown in nine
games. - . ,-. i :
' Adding to the army honors was the
fact Dick Walterhouae. place kicking
specialist, made good on all three
attempts at points -after touchdowns
to run his total to 47 in 39 tries
a new record eclipsing the 44 out. of
57 set two years ago by Clyde La-Force-of
Tjilsa. : -
The rampaging j Cadets, maneuver
ing superbly from the "T" formation,
tore the supposedly impregnable mid
dle line apart for 319 yards by rush
ing, while the-West Point line held the
Navy- lads to a net of 87 yards! on the
grouna. - ; ;.;,;: . ., j.
But It was the alertness of the
West Pointers that really paid off. and
tney casnea in on ail of tnetr sou
manufactured breaks. I
11:99 1
11:15
11:39.
11:45
11:55
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Busse Orch.
Talks
Orchestra -News,:
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Hotel Orch,
War News
Concert Hour
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049 Music. Time. News I Mus. Clock.
:1S West. Stars I Farm. Home
:30 ' Music. Tim. KOIN Klock News
:43 1 News ' - , i Jour. Living 1 Harmonies
! ; News s ; f, G. Fletcher ,, Corrspdts.
1: Rise. Shme Headlines Heedlines News
1:39 News News ; i f Roundup James Abbe
S T:4S i It's the Truth News i , Sam Hayes One Woman's
S 99 I Dr. Talbot User News Stars Today , B'fast Club
t-is ' ' '. IDr. Talbot Valiant Lady James Abbe
3:19 I News Light World. Mirth
1:45 ! Song Today Aunt Jenny - - ;
-M Gab. Heatter Kate Smith , , I Voice Nation Glamour
, 9:15 ! ; Pastor's Call Big Sister - Larry Smith -
9:.39 Naval Band Helen Trent (Personality At Sardi's
9:45 ; Naval Band Gst Sunday , - J '
19-09 News I Life Beautiful Ruth Forbes INews
19:15 House Party Ma Perkins News Jack Berch ,;
le-u with Lopes (B dlne Tlynn Homemaker (True Story
19:45 i . Woman's Jury iColdbergs ; Art Baker - '
11-00 ' Ced. Foster '- 1 Joyce Jordan Guiding LJght Baukhage
1115 1 " IWalU Time i Two on Clue J Children Mystery Chef i
119 ! Open Hous Dr. Malon In White 1 Ladles ; '
11:45 Orchestra j Perry Mason Hymns 1
N ; t"oo Trades News ; ' J Woman of Am. I M. Downey :
1205 1 ' News ; " Neighbors Ma Perkins Blue Network
11-30. Hillbilly1 Horizons ' Pepper Young Headlines . j
13:49 Tbia is Music Bach. Child'n., Happiness t ,
100 : News 1 Chang. World Backst Wife JSam Hayes j
ial ' Lumi Abner News' f Stella Dallas Rartio Parade
' S ta ' Orcheslra 1 Science , Loren. Jones Time-News i
3H j Jamboree S i- Widder Bron Buddy Twlss ;
' t-eo News I Newspaper i 1 Girl Marries. (What's Doing
' l-tl i Music I Portia - .
139 i . Music i Mary Marlln Plain-Bin - tflwrch
,i , Radio Tour . , I Meet Missus Front, Page fSUr Today
' -i-ea ivews : News (Road of Life 1 Boily wood
1-15 i Concert Hour Lyn Murrajr David Hrurn feeWs ' 1 ' : '
119 Concert Hour Songs Pliss. Parade gollio Trultt ; ;
J.;J5 jhnons . World Today Acnt Mary Home Agent
" 4-oo ' Fulton Lewis San. Martin - Dr. Kate Symph. Swing .
415 Real Stories Our Gal Sal News ,. - .
4:39 ; ' Carroll Glenn Open Houoo Rhyth". S.Osus
4:45 i : Orchestras - Kaltenborn Hop Harrigan
" taa uam Haves Wheeler I for Release I Pirates i
s is ' SuMrman . Red s Gang Chao. Barb ' Dick Tracy
l;4 News Wlr Nejvs I Cap. Midnigm
" 4 00 . Gab. Heatter (Luk Theatre ; Song la Born Rhythm
9:45 Orchestra i -
- J f'S Screen Guild f Content Hour wlng
tlli lVo u"r Thank Yanks Dr. 1. Q. ' Heldt Orch. -
-1:45. Lone Ranger "-
as I orchestrs JV Klrkwood J Muslo Shop - j Wortd Go By
,5 wwJ?ond ' Hd- Hopper I fleet. Lawton jLum'n Abner
' a-ae . News I Whistler 1 Thono Hour Blind Pat
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KM. Unlwnm StAT final NBW9J BlU PUl
; Ayrorc9 bosas Rangers Youth Band
M Open Hous J Serenade , ; Bllt. Orch. I Concert Hour j
UllJ Air-Flo - K f C. La JTer
ZZI ' Organist : Balladetteo ( ;
. 115 News (News News '
:0 Vtn Ott IMmlC News War News
Bowling
Scores'
MAJOR LEAGUE
Acme Wreckers-.
Salem Hardware .
Ramage s 7-Vp
W L - Pet.
.1 13 JBM
.606
.485
353
.424
J94
Averages leading 10 bowlers: Poulin
188. Krejci 184, Kay 182. West 181. Coe
181. Page 180, Cline, sr. 179. W. Valdez
179, Hart well 178. Thede 178.
Cline's Coffee Shop .
Capital Bedding Co.
Karr's -.,,
-20 12
.16 17
.15 18
-14 19
-13 29
MERCANTILE LEAGUE
Keith Brown Co. -
Vince's Electric
15 12 JUS
. 15 IS 356
LaRoche-Ptnk Elephant 14 13 .S19
statesman is 14 .sbi
Rigdon's .13 14 .481
West. Paoer Conv. 11 16 .407
Averages leading 10 bowlers: Barr
174. Welch 167. P. Valdes 164. Talbot
156. Hammer 156. Donovan 153. J. Al-
brich 148. Willecke 145. AJdermari 145.
LaRoche 143.
INKUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Armour's Star ..
Interstate Tractor
Capital City Laundry
Papermakers .
M & F Grocery
urite spot 4-
.23
.21
-21
.20
13
.39
Keith Brown Co.
Scio
Trade Council, AFL
Mayflower Milk
Salem police
Bosler Electric
..19
,.l
1SI .583
151 .583
161 .556
171 .538
.538
MO
.444
.444
.411
J89
MS
Averages 10 leading bowlers: Ken
yon 175, Krejci 174, Mathls 174. Mc
Cluskey 173,. Pederson 172, W. Valdes
17V Riches 172, McNall 171, Klrchner
181, oiney 167. j
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE ;
FunUnd 23 13
Paulus Bros. .'."
Portland Gen. Elec,
Good Housekeeping
Senator Barbers
Hartman Bros. ... ...
Keith Brown .
Court St. Radio Appl.
wooaDurn
22 14
22 14
i.10 16
to 16
18 18 1.500
17 19 1.472
.839
.611
.611
.556
.55
Goldies of Silverton
Master Bread
.17 19
.14 22
,13 23
.12 24
.472
J89
.301
J33
Salem Golf Club
Averages 10 leading bowlers: Gar
barino 179. W. Valdez 171. Strode 169,
McCluskey 168, Steele. 168. Dahlberg
167, Scales 167. Houscr 166,1 DUfius
iea, waaswortn ies.
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
Miller Furniture 26 1
Quitenberry's .
Sears. Roebuck ,
Rialta j
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FILIPINOS Al
, j Japasese
D S E A R C H -flllpmos la ntrlgger canoes help a U. 8. FT boat search for
snrrlTors of naval action. In the second battle of. the Philippine Sea. ?
Permane Injured -
- MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 1 -(VJock-ey
Bobby' Permane was injured
today in a spill during- the frst
race at Gulfstream park. The lit
tle rider stands second, among
th nation's jockeys In the num
ber of winners' for : 1944. ' " i !
jEInge Jamboree Planned
; GRANTS PASS, - Dec 2 -W
tfore than 20 southern Oregon v;
ind northern California high ;
school baskKball quints have been.' '
Invited to a three-day tourney at
Grants Pass high . Dec. 14-16V l
jPrincipal Frank Thomas said to-
ilaj. . 1 . '.. t
; BUY "GENERAL"
W are the Salem' agents for,deneral America Group" which
. operate on an unusual plan. They accept only the best fire
insurance risks, which have fewer losses, and thns reduce
the net cost of insurance for owners of such preferred rlsktv
"' CAPITAL STOCK INSURANCE AT . A SAVING
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CHUCK
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INSURANCE
Oregon's: Largest Upstate ( Agency"
Salem and Marshfield" :
129 N. Commercial
Salem - 4400
Axemen Spear
Loop All-Star
Team Ballots
(Continued from page 20)
Kennel, Albany, tackle, who gar
nered 10 votes each. Ray Lafkiri,
Milwaukio back, was next in lino
with nine, and Guard Nile Castor
of Salem and Halfback Billy
Hutchinson of Eugene were next
with eight each. '
Other first-team men garnering
honorable mention on last year's
all-stars were Tackle George Brig-
ham of Milwaukie, Guard Dean
May of Oregon City, and "Andy
Bodner, Eugene fullback and. one
of the best blockers in the circuit
I The 13-man squad is capable of
holding its' own with any picked
prep school team, in the state. The
line averages 192 pounds and
slightly under six feet The back-
field quintet averages 164 pounds
and above 5 feet, 9 inches. Certif
icates, emblematic of selection on
the first all-league team, will be
presented to the 13 gridmen.
Horvath Cops
Heisman Award
NEW YORK, Dec. 2 - (fi) - Les
Horvath, quarterback who
sparked the Ohio State football
team to an unbeaten season, is
the country's top collegiate play
er of 1944 in the -opinion of; the
newspapermen and; broadcasters
who participated In the Heisman
trophy balloting. Glenn Davis,
Army left halfback and the na
tion's leading scorer, was second.
Felix "Doc" Blanchard, also of the
Army, -was third.
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.16 i 17 I .485
.788
.697
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ROAC-AM-IOOO News; ltHom
rakers' Hour; 1100 ol Air;
1 1 .30 Concert Hall; th
IS. 19 Farm HouJ 10 , w0.", i.
Ranee' 1 10 Chester Bowles: U30 Va
filtS Tlrrw 1M Howe Iemotisra
Memory Music; 8 New.;
3:13 Music of Msstern 4:00 ween
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... ..w A 'A Novatlme
rfu tinw..- S io Horace Heidt: 6:48
Cities oi Belgium; News; 0:18
Farm Hour; 7:00 Muslo o( Czechoslo
vakia: 7 30 -WIUDS; ; BW Bromvii
o( Melody; 8:30 Music That endures;
9:30 News; Meditations.
School Labor,
Seeking Gvil
Service, Quits
NEW ' YORK, Dec 2 - ( - A
strike of school custodial employes
firemen, charwomen, handymen,
and porters began today, with
" union official claiming that
"many more workers are out than
it admitted by the .board of educa
tion, which set the number of
striken at 200 out of 2000 em
ployes., . :.' -The
board of education, an
nounclng that replaceroenta for
the itriken already had been ob
tained, said "schools will be op
ened isatn as usual Monday
morn-Ins." Schools were closed
for the weekend today. ; '
r Union r)fflcials, however, pre
dicted that by Monday strikers
"would be in the thousands" and
the walkout would "affect every"
school in the city." They claim
ed 212 schools were affected today
as against pqlice estimates that 20
of the city's ' 783 schols had felt
the strike. - - ! ' '
. If ; Mt Everest were placed In
Mindanao Deep off the Philip.-
plnes, more than 8,000 feet of wa
ter would roll caross its peak. -
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Broadway Beauty Shop .14 191 ,424
Acklin's , i 13 20! AM
Woo (worth's 13 20 J94
Nicholson's . 4 10 33 JOS
West. Paper Conv. 10 23 J03
Averages 10 leading bowlers: Car-
barino 164, Jones ISS, Poulin 193, Ave.
rill 142. Meyer 141. Lloyd 141. Thrush
141. Mills 139, McRae 139. Cibbs 138.
Weller Pqckets
Bop Card Prize t
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. IHPi
Eddie Weller, 144-pound Indian
boxer, was awarded a $50 war
bond by a fan committee here to
night for the best fight on
round-robin event of a half dozen
six-round bouts.
Leo "The Lion" Turner, Port
land, 164, gained a draw with Joey
Albina, 163, Portland, despite los
ing one round as a - penalty for
low punches. Kelly Jackson, Port
land, 150, decisioned Jimmy Ho-
gan, Seattle, 148.
I
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for tbe experiences that coos
bin to form the quality we '
term "skUL? It Is this appro
dation of our skill and our
. high ethical standardstost
leads so many discerning
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