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Page Six HOPE STAR, HOPE, ARKANSAS LASSIFIED Ada Must Be In Office Day Before Publication famber of One Three Six One Day Days Days Month .45 .90 1.50 4.50 .60 1.20 2.00 C.OO .75 1.50 2.50 7.50 .90 1.80 3.00 9.00 1.05 2.10 3.50 10.50 1.20 2.40 4.00 12.00 ..1.35 2.70 4.50 13.50 1.50 3.00 5.00 15.00 Rates are for Continuous Insertions Only All Want Ads Cash in Advance Not Taken Over the Phone 15 JO to 20 ,81 to 25 SI to 38 S6 to 40 to 43 to so For Rent ROOM UNFURNISHED apartment with private bath. 418 N. Main phone 925-W. 31-31 TWO ROOM FUR- nlshed upstairs apartment. Utilities paid.

Phono 688. 31-3t THREE-ROOM Dtf- plex. Seven-foot refrigerator. Phone 1244, or apply 516 S. Grady For Sale USED ADDING MACHINE AND cash register.

Gentry Printing Co. Phone 241. 2-20-ly MY HOME, (504 SOUTH HAMIL- ton, five rooms, bath, Venetian blinds, new 42-inch attic fan, now 20-galion automatic hot water healer, de luxe Bcndix washer. Four blocks from courthouse; four blocks from new Ward Two school. May be seen by calling in person at Feeders Supply Fair By Wettbrook Pogler Copyright, 1947 By King Features Syndicate.

Thursday, September 2, 1948 Hope Baseball Team Drops 1 0 Decision In 10-inniiiR gamn last night at Waldo the Hope baseball team was edged out 1 to 0 before a largo crowd. The Hope boys collected threij hits lo lour for the host team. Washington, Sept. 1 The sensational, drama-packed session of the inquiry into subversive pro- American activities was alerted into high gear today when Admiral Ivan Walsh, U. S.

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Floyd Portorfield house, let us deep show Son 31-3t the United i state dinner in February, 30-Gt I stales in a toast at the White House 1944. Amid cries of "Red herring," Admiral Walsh explained that resident Roosevelt took steps to have the erring diplomat recalled or subversive activity. There seemed to be no question that the dignitary did use the ohrascs "The great and glorious Jnited States" and "Long live the United States of Admiral Walsh, born Ivan Woop- inkov, in Slonova, Bessarabia, was educated at Harvard law school, of course." as he put it. He cn- Huph 8. Fullnrton.

Jr. New York, Sept. 2 only thing tougher than the major league pennant battles this season o.iabl.v will bo choosing between Burl Shollon and Billy "Meyer as the "Manager of the Shotloii's Dodgers may win the Pennant nfter being in last place two mouths ago. Pirates also have a botter-than-fair chance to cop the flag. if they dnn'l they'll get a lot of satisfaction out of belting the other contenders around.

tercd the White House on inaugu ration day, as a senior casuist on the rccommendaion of the noted Professor Weenie. He. ex plained that the Walsh family of Ireland, also numerous in Boston, is a minor branch of the old-world family of Woopinkov. At Harvard law the young immigrant Woopin- kov adopted Irish-American version of the family name. He became an American admiral in 1944 when he happened to mention to his old friend, Weenie, that his draft board By JOE REICHLER Associated Press Sports Writer With Bob Feller serving warning that he is once again the master, moundsman of old, the Cleveland that Indians loomed today as the team to beat for the American League pennant.

True, the Tribe is in third place a game and a half behind the front- running Boston Red Sox, and a half game back of the runner-up New York Yankees. However, with Fel- Lots of Class As diicclor of a summer football course at Boston University. Coach Buff Dpnelli demanded that each of the high school coaches in his class should submit ono offensive out so well (Buff may adopt several of the plays i that buff added a re- each coach turn in one joke suitable for the rubber chicken circuit. opening the fall season with 52 new stories. sive and one defensive play for his ving-T formation.

worked Arkansas Golfers Lose to the Best apparently returned lo form, Bob Lemon to back him on the In- Shorts and Shells Waite Hoyt's book on Babe Ruth, due for publication, will contain a verbatim report of what was after him A commission firing line, the outlook for the dians appears very bright. The schedule, too, seems to be in their favor. They have 28 games remaining and 23 of them are against second division teams. Feller turned in his second straight sterling performance last night, permitting the Philadelphia i Athletics only six hits, and strik- the Babe and Miller Muggins said in the clubhouse the day Ruth fined .85.000. Hoyt, pitch that day, was (guy in the place.

scheduled to the only other to join the army. out his season high of nine, as admiral, signed by Roosevelt, arid adorned with pictures of mermaids, anchors and was laid on his desk the next the Indians won 8-1. The victory was Feller's against as many defeats. Feller had a shutout until 14th, the WHITE PURSE IN FRONT OF Morgan IMndscy. Finder return to Lehman Auto Home Supply.

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2 to 2 pounds. Phone (pro-American aclivilics when Ad- 130, Lon Sanders. 31-31 Walsh raised a charge of 1 TT J1 i 1 1 11 (.11.1 tl OlH.lLV.Jl.iL UIlLii lilU day. He therefore wired his draft ninth when pinch hitter Carl Scbieb Canada, U. S.

Chomps to Meet in Mid-September Wichita, Sept. 2 Canadian-American series, matching- the non-professional champions Memphis Back In Load After Double Win By The Associated Memphis came? Press through last night in one of the Southern Association'. 1 tightest spots in years mid-Septein-1 with a doubk'hoader victory and to- l.iseball Con- leads the league again. of the two nations, will be played in London, in her, the National B.i grcss said today. The Chicks whipped the New Or- It announced a tentative starting loans Pelicans and to go date of Sept.

1C for the best four inl llle load. Nashville played a out of seven game series. K' Same, won it 4-3, bu'. winner has been invited by the dropped inlo second place. The National Baseball Congress of Vols handed the Birmingham Barof games Mexico to play a scries "of.

in Mexico this fall. Meeting at London will be the two 1948 London Majors and the Fort Wayne. General Electrics. Both repeated as national champions this year, sfter winning in 1947. ons their first defeat in eleven games.

One percentage point separates the Chicks and Memphis Yesterday the Bobcats looked at the "birdie" while their pictures were snapped and tonight, starling at 7:45 p. m. Hope fans will get a preview of how they will look around, gametime just about a week away. The team this year probably will be lighter but there are still some pretty hefty boys on thq squad. Coaches Tollett and Martin listed 30 men who probably will be the i Little Rock playing .000 ball and Nashville .599 The battle for Southern leadership can be altered considerably tonight since Memphis is schedulcc for another doubleheader in New Orleans while Nashville is down for a single game at home against Birmingham.

The Chicks need two tonight tc stay on top in the event Nashvilk- wins. Only one other Southern game was played last night. Chattanoo jga won from Atlanta 2-1. Little 'Rock at Mobile was rained out. Games Tonight: Atlanta at Chattanooga Little Rock at Mobile.

Memphis at New Orleans (2). Birmingham at Nashville. Baseball Standings Southern Association Memphis Nashville Birmingham Mobile New Orleans Atlanta Telcphoto Richard L. Smart, IN GOOD CONDITION Phone 22-F-1-3. l-3t CORNET, $55.

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This is a real bargain, $30 per acre. Many other smaller farms and city houses. See Lewallen Collier, E. Third 2-31 Detroit Tigers, 10-1 TT Park. Jack Kramer bigotry.

He was asked to swear the victory against NEW AND MODERN 5-ROOM house, Venetian blinds. Located 1024 S. Walnut, phone 977-J between 8 a. m. and 6 p.

2-3t customary oath, which concludes with the words "so help me God." "I don't need anv help," Admiral Walsh retorted. "This is an attempt of the Wall Street warmongers to inject religious prejudice against the workers' paradise where they have been getting along without any god. Get me a copy of Das Bibles I don't need. Then 1 will swear to tell the truth. It makes no difference, because Western monopolistic capitalism doesn't even understand what truth means." "Admiral VVals'i," began Commissar Boris Slupp, the chief inquisitor, on lend-lcasc from the Kremlin, "To refresh your memory, what was the occasion at which this South American openly praised the'United States.

"Stalin's birthday," he said. "We only had two real big days in tho White House. Stalin's birthday and jLenin's. Christmas was, of course, for Christmas presents. Lincoln's for the colored politicians, and Roosevelt's for the Hollywood trash to bring polio checks so they could get pardons when they gel convicted of narcotics or anything doubled and scored on Barney McCosky's single.

The Red Sox maintained their hold onjirst place by routing the at Fenway notched his four defeats, doling out eight hits, collected 10 against hurlers. Yogi Berra's 13th The Red Sox four Bengal FuyeUevillc. Sept. 3 Arkansas' Razorbacks may accomplish more than their coaches had hoped in the period of less than three weeks they have to prepare for their 1948 football opener. The reason is that the 70 candidates who reported for the first (Bluff, former Arkansas amateur two practice sessions of the season! king, was nosed out yesterday, 3 yesterday appear to be.

in 1, by Frank Stranahan, Brit- ly fine physical condition following i' 8 1 an Canadian champion from the summer vacation. With less (Toledo, Ohio. Memphis, Sept. 2 It took two of the best in the National Amateur Golf Tourney here lo cool off Arkansas' two redhot contenders. Richard L.

(Bubba) Smart, Pine home hill a-4 victory over (he Browns. lommy Henrich's two-out double in the ninth chased in Cliff Mapes with the tying run. The Washington Senators staved off a ninth inning rally to nip the I'hieago White Sox, 5-4, and move past the Browns into sixth place. The Brooklyn Dodgers opened lip a half game lead over the Boston Braves in the torrid National Notice IRON GRAY MULE, WEIGHT about 800 pounds, taken up at my home, Owner may have mule by paying for ad and feed. V.

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"And perhaps you can remember what you had for dinner." "Foolish questions, comrade commissar," Admiral Walsh "Like always we had already that dam chicken salad. Please don't remind me of chicken salad, comrade commissar. I got practically nothing else for about twelve years." Did you have anything else at that dinner?" "Yes," Admiral Walsh said. "Senator Truman was a guesl thai night so they had for his honor a special dish red herring!" "Anything else?" 'Yes, we had goose," the admiral replied with a broad smile. "The Russian ambassador made a very fine toast.

He bowed to old moosejaw and the gab and Hopkins and lie 'that American goose is cooked at "What did President Roosevelt say?" "He threw back his head and laughed that way he had 'haw! haw! haw" "He laughed for twenty minutes straight, so loud 1 thought he was crazy." "What did she say." the commissar asked. "Oh, something silly." Admiral Walsh said. "Some crack about the different minority groups and de-j £lv mocracy and everybody got to take i up strip-tease dancing in the parks Southern Ass for home defense. You know what she would say. Write your own ticket." "But the committee must know.

What did the gab say." Well. I can tell you this," Admiral Walsh said with a dramatic ring, "if anybody is trying to smear thai great and gracious lady with any pro-American red herrings, well it is a plot of the Wall street monopoly capitalists. I never knew anyone who talked as much and knew as little, bill 1 can truly say 1 never heard a word of subversive pro-Americanism pass her lips. Anyway, what about housing. What about inflation, instead of red herrings?" At the most dramatic moment of the hearings there was a blinding flash and a blast of noise as Commissar Slupp, Admiral Walsh League race when they turned tables on Johnny Schmitz and trouble in getting the Porkers into run i playing more time can be an up- strategy.

i St. Louis Head Coach Barnhill lost no time in the pair of two-hour workouts yesterday. He had several back- field units running plays in a dummy scrimmage and the linemen working on their assignments in sessions which closely resembled those of midseason last year. More of the was scheduled today. Working in what apparently will be the first brickfield combination the ft HI feated the CUDS in Chicago, C-0.

At the same time, the Braves, who started the day two percentage points behind the Brooklyn, were held lo a split in their doublehead- e. 1 with the Reels in Cincinnati. After Johnny Vander Meer bested Warren Spahn, 3-1, in a hurling duel, the Braves bounced back to slaughter the Reds, 11-1. The St. Louis Cardinals swept past the Pittsburgh Pirates into third place, defeating the Philadelphia Phils, 4-2.

Ri, erts walked in night game blander Robin Rob- two St. Louis runs, and Ron Northcy cracked a home on te Kennedy run. Southpaw dumped the Pirates into fourth place by pitching the New York- Giants to a 3-1 triumph in Pitt- burgh. Pittsburgh scored its run in the ninth on a walk, stolen base and Ed Fitzgerald's single. The Giants got all their runs off Ernie Bonham in the fifth.

Sid Gordon singled in two and Kennedy the other. Today's Games By The Associated Press National Lencuie Brooklyn at Chicago. New York at Pii'sburgh. Only games scheduled. American League No games scheduled.

Yesterday's results. National League Brooklyn (i Chicago 0. Cincinnati a-l Boston 1-11 New York 3 Pittsburgh 1 (night). St. Louis 4 Philadelphia 2 (night).

American Lenque New York 5 St. Louis 4 (12 innings). Boston 10 Detroit 1. Cleveland Philadelphia 1 Smart lost in the fourth round after a one up victory over Jack game i Robinson, Santa Ana, in the 'third. Johnny Buzick, Jonosboro.

also a former Arkansas chain, lost to Arthur Armstrong, Honolulu, Hawaiian amateur champion in a hard fought match. Armstrong defeated Buzick, 2 and nfter the Jonesboro lad entered the fourth round by downing Don R. Spomer, Lincoln, 3 and traveling squad and" the average i of this group is a shade betler than 170 pounds per man. Last season the starting Bobcat eleven weighed around 105 pounds and its possible this year's team will be near that mark but the Coaches haven't picked the ing squad as yet. Tonight the Cals run through some plays and drills with about three teams working.

Only local fans will be permitted to watch the workout. The traveling squad tentatively includes: Chattanooga 85 77 70 07 01 53 L. 56 57 65 09 74 75 77 Pet. .000 .599 .542 .594 .475 .400 .442 .376 were Clyde (Smackover) Scott, the all-America candidate at tailback Loon (Muscles) Campbell, the bruising fullback who seems to be fully recovered from a knee injury which clogged him last year; pass- snagging Ross Pritchard at wingback and Alvin Duke, the veteran blocking back and defensive star. Amoii" those turning out for the first drills were 23 lettermen, a flock of 1947 squadnien who failed to letter, several junior college transfers and players up from last year's freshman team.

A or more others, including lettermen, Tackle Leon Whillaker and Back Bill Davis, are expected lo join the squad within a few days. The Raxorbacks' first game will be with Abilene. Christian college at Little Rock, Sept. 18. D.

Lester Little of El Dorado and Ross Wright of Lewisville tied for Ward. Turnesa Meet Memphis, Sept. 2 Two former winners of national amateur golf Ward of Spokane. and Willie Turnesa of Elmsford, N. in the feature match this morning the battle for 1948's amatucr championship.

Another choice battle was Frank (Muscle Man) Stranahan's match with Charley Kocsis, the University of Michigan's national collegiate champion of 1936. Stranahan, the Toledo, Ohio, bar i bell enthusiast, currently holds the 'British and Canadian amateur crowns. Kocsis is making his seventh bid for the national. Ward, who won this tournament in 1939 and 1941, had one of his better days of the season yesterday in eliminating G. M.

Trammel), of Nashville, 3 and 2 and Albert Stone, of Jackson Tenn. 2 and 1. Tnrnesa a member of one of Golfdrm's royal families, turned back Tyrell Garth of Beaumont Texas. 2 and 1, and Robert Knowles of Brooklyn, 3 and Chubby Eugene Dahlbender of AllanUi. Adkinson, D.

Brill. Tommy Bearden, B. L. Beasley, Brunei-, Dui'fie, England, Garrett, Gehling, Gunter, W. Hammons, J.

Harris, B. Hockett, D. Huddleston, Keith, LaGrone, M. Lee, B. Martindalc, J.

Miller, McCargo, J. Neal, Nix, Reaves. Russell, Sullon, Sutton, I. Tabor, B. R.

Watson. Westbrook, S. Wilson, A. Pos. a Wt.

202 161 155 107 157 150 175 171 147 105 167 181 180 161 221 147 151 197 171 157 151 165 187 107 187 173 177 185 American League W. L. Boston 77 48 New York 70 49 Cleveland 76 50 Philadelphia 73 55 Detroit 59 62 Washington 49 77 St. Louis 47 75 Chicago 42 83 National League W. L.

Brooklyn 69 53 Boston 71 50 St. Louis 69 57 Pittsburgh (i5 55 New York 61 60 Philadelphia 55 69 Cincinnati 53 72 Chicago 52 73 Pet. .610 .608 .603 .570 .488 .389 .385 .336 Pet. .500 .559 .548 .542 .504 .444 .424 .416 McGaha to Play With Pro Cage Nine of N. Y.

New York. Sept. 2 The New York Knickerbockers of Ihe Basketball Association of America have announced the signing of IMelvin McGaha, former all-around 'athlete at the University of Arkan- I McGaha currently is playing baseball with the St. Louis Cardinals' farm club at Winston-Salem, N. and will report to the Kick- erbockers Oct.

1. He played football, baseball basketball at Arkansas, from which he graduated last spring. Chicago -1 (night. Association Chattanooga 2 Atlanta 1. Nashville 4 Birmingham 3.

Memphis 4-5 New Orleans 1-2 Little Rock at Mobile rain. Texas League Fort Worth 5 Houston 3. Dallas a San Antonio 2. Oklahoma City (j Beaumont Shrevepoit 5 Tulsa 3. Fights last Night 3 Hope Transfer Company Moving and Storage Office Phone 314 Residence Phone 231-4 By The Associated Press Oakland, Foxworth, 176.

St. Louis, stopoed Leonard Morrow, 176, Oakland (4i. New Loll, 156, Newark, N. outpointed Greg Siragusa, 160, New York, New York (6). Me Cafferly, 105.

Tupeka, outpointed Ray Spurlock, 168, Kansas City (10). Smith, Dr. Bv United Press Kd.wards. Mexico City -Haul Solis. 113 1-2, Shot at 25 Meiida, Mexico, knocked out Luis i lli-nrv, i''.

D. AiiaiiK-, 117 Los Angeles, Barr," 1(. H. (5) K. P.

Ga headed a four-man top honors atthe Wednesday skeet Dixie filibuster which could pos- shont, each breaking 75 75. sibly disrupt the usual order of One hundred and one rounds business in the tournament. were during the arternoon Dahlbender. who hails from Ihe with shooters from Texark-jna, of the last native South? J')l Dorado, tamps, Col-! to win a national amatucr nimbus, Garland City. Shreveport i capable and Hope all participating.

ticket mates in veteran Jimmy Straights were shot by Manuel Hamm, Lewis Gordon, Gib Lewis, Bud Price. Lester Little, W. D. Pierce, K. R.

Wright. Jim Wilson. Joel Fraxicr, Perk Perkins and Johnnie Wilson. There will be no shoot next Wednesday, Sept. due to the Stale Skeet Shoot at Stuttgart, beginning Saturday and running through Monday.

Shot at 50 Broke Wright, R. H. 50 Little, Lester Wilson Frazier, Joel Perkins, P. Pierce. W.

D. Hall, T. M. Gordon, Lewis Price. Bud Lewis, Gib Wylie, Geo.

Bryan, Chas. Barnes, H. M. Hamm, 13. K.

Griffin, Sonny Wilson, John Bounds, Leo Hamm, Manuel Williams, Grady Barnes, Mrs. Wilson, Mary Harris, J. O. Hinton, Luiher Seoggins Dr. Krazier.

Mrs. Ho.sy, Kavinond 50 49 48 48 48 48 47 47 47 47 46 46 45 45 45 41 41 39 39 37 36 33 33 Broke of Shreveport, Ham Carolhers of Greenwood and William Barren of Memphis. Tiie present Southern champion, Dahlbender advanced to the first ol todays double round by eliminating defending champion" Robert jiSkcei Ricgel of Monterey Park, a and 1, and national col- jlegiaU; titlest Robert Harris of I Los Gatos, 3 and 2. Dahlbender was paried against Louis Cass, an insurance salesman Hollywood, in the fifth 'round. Lineups for Donkey Softbal IB Plenty of thrills and spills are promised Hope Softball funs Friday at a o'clock in the game of UK? year when the American Legion and VFW square off in a donkey sol'tball game at Fair park.

Tiiero will be a parade in downtown Hope at 4:30 Friday after- noun featuring Olie Olsen, Earl Archer. and Ernest Kidgdill with his I'dui-ated donkey. One of the largest crowds ever assembled at Fair park is expected lo be on hand to see this contest, which will furnish laughs from start to finish. The probable starters are as follows: BABY CHICKS We will have a shipment of High Quality Baby Chicks Each Wednesday Beginning September 1st. HOPE FEED CO.

"Your Nutrena Feed Dealer" and five congressmen got into a scrimmage for! 'he television focus and the micro- nhone. Commissar Slupp gave; Vice-Chan man Lausnp a violent shove us Iliey grappled for Hie spolli.ght. and knocked him Hat on his Mask. Several other stales- men were Irving lo fight and still keep facing the cameras. Admiral Walsh's voice could be heard in a wild chant above Ihe din, it is all a red herring.

Under real democracy in Slopova, Bessarabia, if you bring false charges to smear a man's character you get shot by the firing squad." Southwest Softball Tournament Opens at LitfrSe Rock Little Hock. Sept. 2 (Southwest Regional Softball inent opens lu-re itogilher teams from Texas hoinn. Louisia ixej iresenlin! Worllu-n Kock who champu-jis of Ip. m.

i Legion H. Taylor i F. Robertson F.Mammons S. Bell I H. Stanford lioss i T.

Uillard Ked Vannoy K.l'.Voung.Jr. Kxtra: Hugh KecSve Nolan Tollett 1'ioy Sutton Johnnie Brill Charles Butler Bill on ton. Pos. VFW M.Ferguson C. E.

113 Ed Morris 2B S. Fenwick SS W. MeCorkle SB C. Delaney LF H. Davis CF Ed Aslin HF Bob Griffin Extra: Jack Prilehard Jimmie Miller O.

B. Burns Dalton Brown LaGrone Williams soo Finest Chambroy jor University Gabardine Shirts Leaping Bobcat Sweaters For Little Men Too! On the Depot Corner British Historian At this point Ihe lights blew out Play in the meet begins at 8 and the and television p. when the Houston, went dead. (club meets tile Oklahoma state Engineers suspected a pro-Arner-j champion team of Okmuljjee. Jean sabotage plot.

Dallas. and the Fort Roots i Veterans Little Rock, byt-s in the first day's pairinK i The tournament i'iuals will pluyud Sunday. HORIZONTAL 1,7 Pictured British historian 14 Closer 15 Overdue debts 16 Pledge 17 Seed covering 19 Soil 20 Worm 21 Looks happy 23 To (Scot.) 24 Behold! 25 Diminutive suffix 26 Place (ab.) 28 Near (ab.) 29 Sleep noisily 31 Peruses 33 Prohibit 34 Hearing organ 35 Turn 37 Ward off 40 Area measure 41 Dawn (prefix) 42 Down 43 Suffix 44 Ignited 46 Stair parts 51 Eggs 52 Short jacket 54 Number 55 Imitated 56 Nullified 58 Stick fast 60 Gymnastic bar 61 Smooths VERTICAL 1 Heavenly beings 2 Intellect 3 Scolds 4 Mineral rock 5 French article 6 Fluid measure 7 Caudal appendage 8 Shield bearing 9 Year (ab.) 10 Boy's nickname 11 Lure 12 Mission 13 Natural fats 18 Measure 21 Loud speaker 22 Disperses 25 Expunge 27 Depart 30 Japanese sash 47 Girl's name 32 Exist 35 Ability 36 He is a distinguished 38 Worship 39 Exchanges 45 Roman garment 48 Lateral part 49 Half an em 50 Harvest 51 Unclosed 53 Short sleep 55 Exclamation 57 Tellurium (symbol) 59 Deciliter (ab.) It. 135 40 1,0 30 33 45 53 57 15 H2 58 55 13 27.