The Ruston Daily Leader from Ruston, Louisiana • Page 8

Page Eight THE RUiTON DAILY LEAD1R, RUTTOH, LA, Monday, May 8, DUBACH TO MEET GREENWOOD HERE FOR TITLE PLUNGERS ADVANCE TO FINALS THROUGH NO-HIT; HURLING OF EARL HARRIST AT LSU RALLY Dubach Righander Limiti Jefferson To No Safe Blow in Semi-Final Friday; Championship Game Comes Here Due to Forced Postponement at Baton Rouge; Harrist Slated Hurl TIGERS EVEN SERIES WITH CANINES SAT. CAMPUS GOSSIP 8y Jack Armstrong 'FVch track team will leave morning for Birmingham, hole they will engage the Blr- n.hmham-Southern thinclads for the fourth conference meet of the year. Dubach High School and Greenwood High (Caddo Parish) will meet at Tech Field upon a date to be fixed later, for the State Class Championship in baseball, It was announced following the forced postponement of the title game at Baton Rouge morning during the annual State Rally. Rain forced the postponement of not only the Dubach-Greenwood tie- up but the Warren-Easton-Jesuit high game in Class A ranks as well. The latter will be played Jn New Orleans, it was stated.

Athletic Director Eddie McLane will supervise the game to be played at Tech. while Joel Hunt, assistant coach at L. S. U. and chairman of the baseball division of the stale rally will handle the Class A contest at New Orleans.

Dubach reached the finals in the diamond tournament through the not-hit hurling of Earl Harrist, ace of the Plunger squad, who defeated Jefferson (New Orleans) High 5-0 in the semi-finals. The tall Dubach righthander whiffed 11 men in pitching his first no hit performance of the season. Only two errors were contributed by the Plungers defense, neither of which did any damage, a force-out being made at second, when a fly ball was dropped by the Dubach left- fielder, while a boot by the shortstop placed a man on second, where he was left stranded when Harrist struck out the next man to retire the side. The Plungers were given considerable praise by sport scribes who witnessed the game, which was played on a slippery field, placing both teams at considerable disadvantage. Harrist will piobably be Coach Joe Mount's choice- for hurling honors when Dubach meets Greenwood here, it was stated today, with the postponement greatly enhancing the chances of the Plungers for the state title due to the added rest Harrist received.

The title game was brought to Huston upon the suggestion of Coach Mount who pointed out the strong support Huston fans have given baseball in the past, and as to the advantage both teams will enjoy in so fur concerned. us expenses are LONDON (UP) A KUS and bomb-proof shelter which can hold 150 people lor an indefinite period it, built in secret by a baronet in the South Midllnds. It will be equipped with recess bunks, wireless, oxygen, electricity for cooking and heating arid lighting. SYDNEY, Australia (U1 -il is' expected that 500 motor cars will compete in the 10,000 mile round Austraia race, which is to be a feature of Australia's ISOlli anniversary cclebraitons next year. In many places the route will follow primitive bush tracftfc where even Contest Halted in 8th by Rain With LSU Holding 4-2 Lead; End Schedule All Square With rain forcing a halt of hostilities in the first of t.ho ciuhth.

L. S. U. Saturday evened the r.e- ries and season count with Louisiana Tech by defeating the Bulldogs 4-2 behind the three-hit pitching of Emilc Lochbaum, Tiger ace. Threatening clouds throughout the game, gave the slender righthander a perfect setting for a fast ball, which ho mixed with a breaking curve to baffle the Canine batters during the abbreviated con- tes.

Zerc Lewis, who coasted to an easy 9-4 victory over the Bengals at Baton last week-end was the victim of several miscues on the part of his mates Saturday, although he was touched for seven hits, including a solid triple to left by Delaficld. The Tigers started inning with their in the first run-making, Breaux shoving a single to right, then going around to third when Adkins booted Hundley's grounder. Walker and Delafield farmed, then Warmbrod singled to right, both the first two batters. They added another in the third, when with two out, Walker drew a to first, then rode home on Dr-la- field's triple to deep-left. Then- final tally came In the fifth, Breaux pushing uut his seejnd safe bK-w, scoring on Adkins' boot of Delafield's roller.

The Bulldogs scored in the fourth without the aid of safe hit, Hewitt being in from third by Caslon, went out, Saturday they will journey to Pmeville, to enter the S. I. A. A. meet together with teams from Normal, Louisiana College, Southwestern, Millsaps, Mississippi Col- and Centenary, Oilbert HIckman will pitch for rio Techs ters today against the Millsaps Majors.

Hickman has been this season with injuries t.ut is reported much better and w.ll be trying for the initial win the Majors. It is my guess that Stinnett will hurl for the locals tomorrow, havIIH: had three days in which to rest, after winning from L. S. U. last Friday.

Thfi tonnis team left this morning for Pineville, where they will meet the strong Louisiana College in a dual meet. DRAMATIC SUDS TEST SHOWS WOMEN LAST STEP IN GREAT DEVELOPMENT OF SOAP Soap is an Indiiptnubto put of civilized life. of America'! meet famous doctors hat said, "Indeed, the eon- sumption of soap per capita to aa food index aa we have of the elate of civilization of a community." The latest advance in the art of toap-makiof waa recently when Rinao, for years the bigieat-aellinf package soap in America, waa ao greatly improved that according to reports from women everywhere, the New Rinao fives from 26 to more suds, by actual test. Ttu meeVn tmy Throughout the yean, Rinao has introduced millions of women to a new method of waahinf "aoak- and-rinae" way. They have been shown that clothes can be soaked clean without scrubbing and bollinf, the two methods of the past.

Now all these women find tto MW improved Rinao gives whiter, brighter washes, yet ia as kind to their hands as ever. That's why home-making experts predict that it will change the washday habits of many more millions of women. A ttorttlttff The picture shown above, reveals how the unusual suds teat of the Now Rinao was msds. Women shook for the sanw length of time equal quantities of the New and old Rlnao in containers each full of water. Then they measured the amount of suds.

How thrilled they were to discover how much more auda the New Rinao jives! The Louisiana Tech golfers were all entered in a invitation tournament at Hodge yesterday, in which Jimmy Davis, former Techman, took top 'honors, while two of the team took away prizes in their division. The intra-mural tennis finals will be played tomorrow, while the track meet is the next thing on, and will probably be run off some time this week. We rest. Follow Thf. Leadei Lochbaum to Delafield.

Their last tally, also via the niaUs route, came in the sixth, Burt fioiiu; on Warmbrod's error, to ond on Lochbaum's third on error, then on a pitch by txjchbaum. Millsaps iif X'i a Uvu 1 1 the l.5i.illdo>,'s M.mday, with Mississippi C'jIloMc to end the Tech home with two Kame.s next after which the Canines leave thi'ir annual trip through Purdue, Notre iJamo, and Illinois in return rnijagements. Leader Cooking School Opens Tuesday A. (Continued from page one) f.IiiM'd in a famed, Hollywood studio, but it was assembled thoughtfully and patiently to blrng more than passing amusement. Every-day happenings were dramatized in the sound plot.

Behind the sparkling humor and suspense that are so necessary to screen stories, was a deliberate ambitious de- to carry instruction, inspiration and worth-while home eighth. S. V. Box Score AB A wheel marks distinguish. will be difficult to Score by S.

Tech 201 OK.) (I 4 7 00(1 101 0---2 out when SMITH BROS. STYLE SHOW With a Par ado of At- tractive Young Women Showing What Now and What Is Available for the Women of Rus- ton In Our Store. Wt; IBKUC our own pei'- Konul invitation to you of lUiHtou ii Lincoln Parish to Breaux, 2b 4 202 Hundley, rf 3030 Walker, cf 3 100 lafiekl, Ib 3 1 9 0 Warmbrod, 3b 4 1 Bryan, Bi'cnel, If O.scr, Loehbnum, Ark his, ss Kowitt, Han-is, Ib Burt, 21) rf C'jiston, cf Carroll, If Crosliitm, 3b Lewis, 1 1 9 0 0 3223 3010 3060 3003 29 7 21 AB A 3 1 1 2 2 060 3 0 6 0 3 020 2 0 1 1 2000 3010 3 .2 2 2 2 4 news to women In every community. The camera and the home specialists got together on their vigorous investigation, and the Leader was quick to snap up the chance to offer the interesting result. Never 'has the camera been more faithful than in this motion picture cooking school.

Never has a model kitchen been portrayed so accurately and in such detail. The cemera took its time and it took its close-ups, so that every person in the Rialto Theatre will have a "large life, and twice at natural" view of each operation. There will be no "orchestra circle" at this entertainment, since the back row guests of the Leader will have an equal chance to peer into the busy mixing bowl, watching the deft steps of measuring, creaming, sifting and thorough mixing, not overlooking the final work of baking, roasting, French frying or freezing. For this is no halfhearted demonstration. Each delicioua dish will, be completed and shown with such realism tha'.

there are sure to be hungry "ohs" and "aha" from the audience. If any stray husbands get Into the theater, they are certain to ask: "When do we eat?" Troubled by left-overs? Haunted by never-ending jobs? Tired of housework that seems like drudgery? The cure: New wrinkles will smooth the brow of the weary housekeeper; that is, new housekeeping wrinkles leading to economy in time, effort and dollars. Not only does this picture school show 'new dishes, styles and interesting ways -to serve every-day meals and pastry feasts, but it demonstrates how to make intelligent use o4 the ingenious mechanical rvants that take the guess work out of house work. To the fun of watching an expert cook at work in a model kitchen is Added the real joy of studying the practical possibilities of such ful-time servants as an electric refrigerator, a smartly- styled rantfe, and other cooking accessories and convenient laundry equipment, designed to the gloom out of Monday. There is nothing formal and about this screen Cooking School.

Informality, hospitality and neighborly welcome are joined in the picture, meaning that good time will be had by all, as the saying goes. What about recipes? Naturally every guest of the Leader will want to test these tantalizing cures for menu monotony. Free 'recipe sheets will be distributed daily. And other tthings will be given valuable gifts that will find- long and useful life in man ya home. Guests at the will want to meet and remember the friendly local firms and nationally-known products that are helping the Leader in this community undertaking.

"Does your house run you?" If so, why not accept the Leader's invitation to join the -neighborly Cooking School party, starting to- mororw morning at 9 o'clock in the Rialto Theater. 23 3 21 9 Summary Huns Breaux 2, Hundley. Wal- Burt. Runs batted in Drl.ififl.l Warmbrod 2, Cas- J.KI. idee Hewitt, l.t\vi>,.

Three base Siiilen ba.se Walker. Left on base L. S. U. 7, Tech 7.

Base on balls 4, Lewis 3. Struck out 7, Lewis 8. Wild pitch Errors Warmbrod, Oiier, Lochbaum. Adkins 3, Willis mid Warner. and brSnn your 1'rirmls lor full morning of real enjoyment.

Attend tin- Uialto to 'The Hridc Waki'H ami don't trgd you can buy UnibBeh in our store on the afternoon SMITH BROS. DEPARTMENT STORE CHECK ENCLOSED! You who your with In- 'lend. System in your it jiifet at important in bull- bank will gladly talk problems with you and you in all flnan- mattori. Wun't you drop in tomorrow) Ruston State Bank Trust Company Fsdoraf inaur- Corporation Procedure for Welfare Board (Continued From Page One) and we do not have the power of hiring or firing. The WPA has reserved this right.

After we have in- We do not have the "Fountain of Youth" in this drug store, But we do have the BEST SODA FOUNTAIN IN RUSTON We can serve you most efficiently with any kind of soft drinks, and in a manner that will meet with your instant approval. Unsurpassed curb service Just blow your horn. Drive by today and inspect our newly installed Soda Fountain. Why not stop by right after the cooking school tomorrow? RUSTON PHARMACY Phone 250 PICKING COTTON An Early Selection of These Wash Dresses Means a More Comfortable Summer for You. $1.00 S1.98 S2.98 All Sizes.

Styles and Colors Don't Forget Mothers' Day! CLOSE OUT Entire Stock Sweaters, 79 YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT LENARD'S Applicant's need following the procedure drawn up at this staff meeting and which procedure follows WPA rules and regulations, the actual hiring becomes the duty of the Commissioner Johnson said. "The eligibility rules to be followed in the parish welfare offices were drafted according to federal and State WPA requirements. They include the ordinary details such as name and address, race, sex, age and number of people In the family, and then take up the employment history of the applicant and members of his family for the past three years. One section calls for Investigation of the applicant's vocational training; another for an exhaustive inquiry into the family's resources; This Includes earnings of all employed members for the past three months and their income from other resources such as farming, income from rental of property, and miscellaneous income. All cash such as bank accounts, stocks and bonds, insurance policies, and loans must be investigated.

"To offset the resources, the family's expenses and liabilities are then investigated by the welfare workers; monthly expenditures for rent, food, clothing, fuel, lights, medical care taxes and other miscellaneous items. The family's indebtedness and budgetry deficiency established. "The final part of the investigation is concerned with the "social problems" within the family. "The applicant's need for WPA employment is then decided on a scientific basis by the welfare agency and is thus certified to WPA officials" Commissioner Johnson explained. In addition to WPA intake the State Department of Public Welfare through its parish offices, is the printcpal certifying agency for NYA, Surplus Commodity Distribution, and CCC enrollment.

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RIALTO THEATRE LAST TIME TODAY "SING ME A LOVE SONG" With James Melton, Patricia Ellis Hugh Herbert, Zasu Pitts TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY How would YOU like to be In my shoes?" "How would you like to to District Attorney, knowing you were Innocent?" This frantic cry from a boy he had sent to the chair haunted him I i-mH. Mrifk The ACCU FINGER II WilM Martha Hunt, Robert Cummings Paul Kelly, Kent Taylor Harry Carey, Bernadene Hayes.