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CLUBS IN SHIFT
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Home town fans in two cities
tonight get their Initial glimpse
of the season of their rpresen
tatives in the Pacific Coast Lea
nuD tifhiio in turn nthnr baseball
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hot-spots home teams open their
third consecutive scries,
At San Francisco Manager
Lefty O'Doul unveils his 1945
edition of the Seals to the local
populace, The opposition will
be furnished by the stout Port
land Beavers.
In the Cinema City, the tallend
Stars, getting away to a weak
Buck Fausett, face the task of
opening their home season
against Seattle.
San Diego, the surprise club
of the league on the basis of the
first 11 games, entertains the
sluKElna Oakland Acorns.
Sacramento, deadlocked with
Los Angeles and San Diego lor
fourth place, plays host to tne
Angels.
Coast Grid League
To Have 10 Teams
Sacramento, April 10 (U.R)
President J. Rufus Kiawans
announced today that the Pacific
Coast Professional Football Lea
gue will be composed of 10 teams
next fall, one more than last
season.
Paul Schlssler, recently re
leased from active army duty
owns a franchise which will be
established at Sacramento, Fres
no, Spokane or Tacoma.
Other League teams are at
Oakland, San Jose, Los Angeles,
Hollywood, San Diego, Portland
Seattle and two at San Fran
Cisco,
Joe Louis Gets
Boost in Rank
Orangeburg, N. Y., April 10
(U.R) Heavyweight Champion
Joe Louis has been promoted
from Staff Sergeant to Technical
Sergeant, the Camp Shanks Pub
licity Office announced today.
Louis recently returned from
giving 07 exhibition bouts for
troops in England, Africa jtnd
Italy. He Is now on temporary
duty at the Fox Hills Terminal,
Stapleton, Stnten Island.
HOPPE LEADS COCHRAN
FOR BILLIARDS TITLE
Chicago, April 10 (U.R)
Challenger Willie Hoppe, New
York, pushed his lead to 108
points today over Chamlpon
Welkcr Cochran after winning
two blocks In their transconti
nental world's championship
three-cushion billiards match.
In the total scoring, Hoppe has
1,058 points compared to 1,848
for Cochran.
NAGURSKI CALLED
International Falls, Minn.,
April 10 (U.R) Bronko Nagn
ski, former football star, si-id
today he had been ordered to re
port for a second time for mil
itary service physical examina
tion, i
YES! YOU CAN GET
EXTRA RED POINTS
MEAT SHORTAGES make sav
lug fats harder these days. But
there may be ways to lave that
you are missing. Won't you please
check suggestions below?
Our country needs fats so
urgently to help make medicines,
explosives, sonpt, t.itlietic rub
ber and other essentials on the
war and home fronts.
FISH you're using mora of It these days. Scrape every
drop of grease from the pan In which you fry or broil It.
SAUSAGES they're plentiful and yield oft of grease In
the frying pan. (And if you parboil them first, don't forget to
save the water and skim off the grease 1)
UTILITY MEATS are good for stews and soups. SHm the
grease as they cook. Chill them afterwards and scoop off
the fat that hardens on top. (Gravies tool)
HOT DOGS - youH get at least a tablespoon or two of
grease from the cooking water. Even a teaspoon helps I
EAT SCRAPS save them all In a bowl In the Icebox. One
a week melt them down and add them to the salvage can.
AND BE SURE to keep the can tight out where It's handyl
Drop by drop, it will fill up faster than you think. Then rush
It to your meat dealer and get those 2 red points and 4 centi
for every pound of fat. Start today! This message has been
approved by WFA and OPA and paid for by Industry.
Tuesday, April 10. 194S
BALL CZAR TO BE
NAMED APRIL 24
Chicago, April 10 U.R
Baseball will hold what prom
ises to be one of the most signi
ficant meetings In Its histovy
April 24th. The 18 Major Lea
gue club owners will gather in
Cleveland, O., that day to vote
on a successor to the late Kene-
saw M. Landis as Commissioner
of Baseball.
Npu, Vnrlf Anril 10 (U.R)
If reports from Chicago are cor
rect, they mean that Ford Uriels
will be the next baseball com
missioner.
The reports have It that the
fnnr-man committee which was
nnnn intoH hv the Maior Leagues
to sift the candidates for the post
will not recommena dames n.
ITorlnu Tf trno thnt means onlv
one thing" Farley did not want
the job.
Commission Holds
Fighters' Purses
Rnltitnore. Anril 10 (U.R)
The Maryland Athlitic Commis
sion today was Investigating the
fontherwnlBht fiffht between ex-
champions Chalky Wrleht of Los
AnRcles and Jackie Wilson of
New York, which was declared
no contest after six rounds last
night because of W.-ight's re
fusal to mix It up.
Referee Lee Halfpenney said
that he was forced to call the
fight and uphold purses of both
fighters because of Wright's
dilatory tactics.
BOWLING
In Classic league last night
Signal Oil won twu out of three
games from Jim's Super Service
(Little 229-575), Maid Rite took
three straight from Medford
Feed and Seed (Sims 208-567)
and Domestic Laundry won two
out of three from Rolling Pin
(Schantol 212-598.)
COMMISSIONER NAMED
Sacramento, April 10 (U.R)
David K. Stephenson, San Fran
cisco businessman, - today suc
ceeded Edward Pencevlch of
Los Angeles as a member ol the
State Athletic Commission.
DRUG PEDDLER ARRESTED
San Diego, April 10 U.R
Sam Glover, a San Bernardino,
Calif., steeplejack, today faced a
two-year term In federal prison
after pleading guilty In federal
court to narcotic smuggling and
dope addlcttion.
SPRING
MERCHANDISE
Coats. Suits. Millinery
Alterations by Expert
Speciahzins
LADIES' COATS & SUITS
IN HALF SIZES
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Ladies' Ready-To-Wear
31 No. Central Avenue
PARTS and SERVICE
tor ill makei ol WASHISRI
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YOUNGERS APPLIANCE
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N. Bartlett. Phone 2419
TED CRAMER DIES
TO G. P.
Corvallis, Ore., April 10 (U.R)
Theodore P. (Ted) Cramer, 50,
Oregon State College business
manager since 1940, and former
member of the state legislature,
died unexpectedly last night.
Cramer came to Corvallis five
years ago from Grants Pass,
where he was manager of the
United States National Bank.
Two years ago he secured a
Theodora P. Cramer
leave of absence to become dis
trict loan agent for the Smaller
War Plants corporation with
headquarters In Portland and
recently was named secretary
manager of the Grants Pass
Chamber of Commerce and
planned to take the new post
this month.
Cramer was at-cretarv nf the
Oregon Bankers' Association
nine years; worked previously
for the Chase National Bank in
New York, the United States
National Bank in Portland and
the First National Rank nf
Southern Oregon. He was presi
dent or tne state secretaries sec
tion of the American Bankers
Association In 1937.
Cramer rnnrpspntM .T:vinMn
County In the legislature In
ivia, lazo ana 11)27, and was
1 ' 'rw"n' n"' '"t " " " ,j'""r""""""'j
'Hardware!'
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former president of the Grants
Pass Chamber of Commerce.
He Is survived by his widow,
two sons, a sister, Mrs. Jeanette
Mason, of Tigard, Ore., and a
brother, Arthur P. Cramer, San
Francisco.
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday in Corvallis.
Greek Election
To Be Held Soon
Athens. April 10 (U.R) Ad
miral Petros Voulgarls, new pre
mier of Greece, said today that
his government will hold public
elections at the earliest possible
time.
He pledged the government
to aid Greeks In economic re
construction and the realization
of Greek national rights.
Earlier, the Athens radio said
the new cabinet had been sworn
In before Regent Archbishop
Damaskinos last night.
STATUTE OF LIBERTY TO
BLAZE ON VICTORY DAY
New York, April 10 (U.R)
The torch on the Statue of Lib
erty will blaze with "electric
fire" resembling actual flame
when V-E day arrives, Westing-
house Electric and Manufactur
ing company said today.
'Dimmed during wartime
lighting curfews and used mere
ly as a warning marker for
planes and ships, the torch flame
which burns 300 feet above New
York harbor will be relighted In
a mightier' blaze as a victory
signal," the company said.
WALLET TROUBLE
Los Angeles, April 10 (U.R)
Oil Worker Charles Fourl was so
Interested in watching the danc
ing elephants at the circus yes
terday that he failed to notice a
pickpocket snatched his wallet,
containing $1,140.
from loss of
Girls r Women! If you lose so much dur
ing monthly periods that you feel weak,
"dragged out" this may be due to lovt
blood Iron. 60 try Lydla E. Flnkham'a
tablets one of the best home ways to
help build up red blood la such cases.
Plukham's Tablets arc one of the great
est blood-Iron tonics you can buy.
Follow label directions.
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Northern ash handle, A favorite
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Black redalmed rubber relnfor
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Spout
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FROM JAP HANDS
San Francisco, April 10 (U.R)
A life free of Japanese brutality
was a realty today for more than
800 American - civilians who
were held In Philippine Inter
ment camps for three years.
Their transport arrived here
yesterday after a 7,000-mile voy
age from Manila, which H. Ford
Wilkins, . former city .editor of
the Manila Bulletin, described
as a "wrecked city."
Hundreds of relatives greeted
the internees as they walked
down the gangplank.
Shady Cove
Shady Cove, April 10 Shady
Cove P.-T.A. will show free
movies Friday at 8:30 p. m., fol
lowed by sale of home-made
pies and coffee. Some choice
home-made cakes will be auc
tioned. All proceeds will go to
ward the hot lunch program and
as this will be the last effort for
raising finances for the year, a
large crowd is hoped for. Regu
lar meeting of P.-T.A. and elec
tion of officers will be held Im
mediately preceding the enter
tainment. Final plans for dele
gates to the regional convention
at Ashland on April 17 will al
so be completed.
H. G. Sanford has returned
from the Portland Hospital
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where he has been undergoing
treatment for the past month.
He Is much Improved, although
till bedfast.
Among local boys who have
been home recetly are Oris
John:n, son of Mr. and Mr.
Dick Johnson, and Mrs. Jesse
Miller's son.
Mrs. Trevilla has been hold
ing classes In the primary de
partment of Shady Cove school
during the illness of Mrs. Elsie
Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Moorhead have
taken possession ' of the T. J
Johnson home place and are
completely remodeling their
new homer
Red Cross drive for the Shady
Cove-Trail area was most suc
cessful, the quota being doubled
compared to other years. Mrs,
Eva Segessenman, chairman,
wishes to thank her helpers and
all those who made it such a
fine success.
To date, the returns by areas
are as follows: Shady Cove, with
three solicitors, $336,93; Tiller
Mill, $80.00; Trail area, includ
ing Trail, Elk Creek, McLeort
and Rogue-Elk, with eight soli
citors, 5544.54, making a grand
total of $91.43. , '
Cowboy Playsuits ,
Burn Like Tinder
Parents Are Told
Washington, April 10 (U.R)
Rep. John E. Rankin, D., Miss.,
today urged a congressional in
vestigation of reports that three
Washington children have died
and several others were critical
ly burned when cowboy piny
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aulta they were wearing caught
fire.
The cowboy suits, manufac
tured by a New York firm and
bearing tin) name of Gene Aut
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covered in front with a wool
like substance resembling .fur.
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