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Commerce and OPA representatives from the region. Gene Tunney Returns 5 FENSACOLA JOURNAL Friday, May IS, 1945 To Inactive Duty Giants Lead By 3 Full Games WASHINGTON, May 17. ombrs 38f Commander James J. (Gene) Tun ney who has been special adviser service as officer In charge the physical program of the Navy from its inception In 1940." The letter credited him with the application of "wide experience and unique skill in the procurement and training of qualified officer and enlisted instructors. Particular mention was made of his swimming program as "an Important means of insuring greater safety to naval personnel in combat zones.

Peacetime Production Needed More in South ATLANTA. May 17. (JT Peacetime continuation of wartime production will mean more to the South than any other region. Chester A. Bowles, administrator of the OPA.

told approximtaely 700 Atlanta businessmen today. And the time to assure that continuation is "now and in the next 12 months," he said in an address before the Atlanta Chamber of Mayes Printing Co. Quality Printer" OFFICE OUTFrrTERS 20-22 West Government St. to the chief of naval personnel" for physical training, today returned to Six Runs In 8th Tops Cubs, 8-5 inactive duty. The former world heavyweight boxing champion received a letter of commendation from the secretary of the Navy -for outstanding Saufley Today Title Gim AUTO-IXC STORES WITH A REPUTATION FOR SAVINGS 3 NEW YORK, May 17.

Six runs in the eighth inning gave the New York Giants an 8-5 victory over the Chicago Cubs today and a clean sweep of a four day series, boosting their league lead to three full games. First Round Tie Will Be Settled In Playoff Tilt Four Cub pitchers paraded to the hill in the eighth as 11 Giants went to bat, producing six scores on five singles three walks and a sacrifice Chicago 010 020 020 5 12 0 At New York ..200 000 06x 8 13 4 Passeau, aVndenberg (8), Chip- man 18). Stewart (8). and Williams: Hansen, Fischer (9) and Berries (9). 'X-J -1 PIRATES STOP BROOKS BROOKLYN, May 17.

(V- BOYS' 1 BOXER I mLE- BRING YOUR RATION BOOK Brooklyn's spectacular 11-game winning streak came to an end today as the Pittsburgh Pirates blasted three Dodger pitchers for 15 hits to win 12-3. GENUINE WATER-REPELLENT POPLIM Despite four errors behind him, Nick strincevich went the route for his third victory, limiting the Brooks to six tuts. suit Pittsburgh 005 000 40312 15 4 At Brooklyn ..000 120 000 3 6 3 The Eronson field Bombers and the Saufley field nine will meet at 4 p.m. Friday on the latter's diamond to decide the title for the first round In the interstatlon baseball league. The two clubs won 4 games each and lost one during the first round of the Navy league which is composed of seven teams.

The pressure was on the Bronson cluithis week. Trailing by one game at the end of the first round, the Bombers were called upon to defeat the strong Whiting field team- to stay in the running. It was a tough assignment since Bobble Fox, former Tennessee star had been inserted Into the Whiting lineup. The Bombers trimmed their opponents 8 to 3 and won the right to face Faufley in the playoff which will be for one game only. The win was particularly significant since Bronson is also the defending champions of the league.

Five of last year's championship clubs, which was good enough to defeat Waldron field of Corpus Chrlsti. are on the present team. They are: Ted Williams, Bob Kennedy, Pete Petrich, Lonnie Heina and Tom Lindsay. Sauflev has some outstanding talent which includes Tommle Neal, Latta, Eddie Owcar and Bob Smith, Since the Saufley diamond is on the outside of the station, the public can view the game. Probable starting lineup.

Strincevich and Lopez, V. Davis D0DCER BRAIN President Branch Rickey (left) and manager Xeo Durocher of the Brooklyn Dodgers hold a confab on a bench at Durocher Field, Bear Mountain. Y. (7) Seats. Webber 3 Baker uj and Owen.

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United Nations' delegates from looted, have-not Europe are on a spending spree. Some of the delegates are taking home electric irons, cooking utensils, razor blades, soap and of course chocolate. Bat the main thing is clothing. The French delegation, as one example, probably will take back to France ten times as much luggage as they brought den Gillenwater's single brought in Holmes. Sauflev Bronson COTTON PLASD SHIRTS SPORT STYLE A dressy favorite for cool, summer comfort! Has long- sleeves and is patterned ia a choice ef fast-color plaids.

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lb Nell. 2b R. Smith, cf Carr. If If Latta. cf Thomas, Hilbert, WEAR Guy, 2b Shepherd, cf Williams, rf Kennedy, ss Carroll, 3b Lindsay, lb Grunkemeyer, Scott, Petrich, or Heinz, Cardinal Pitcher Asks Settlement Wants $1500 Raise, Confers With Attorney ST.

LOUIS, May 17.W Mort Cooper, star St. Louis Cardinal pitcher who has ben suspended indefinitely and fined $500 for leaving the team in Boston, arrived Jn St. Louis today and conferred almost immediately with 'his attorney. During the conference Cooper talked by telephone to President Sam Breadon in Rochester, N. Y.

Attorney Lee Havener said a conference has been scheduled for May 23 in his office between Cooper, Breadon and Southworth. "We are near an agreement and there are several matters we couldn't discuss over the telephone but I am confident we can get the matter settled then," Havener said. Cooper declared he would not rejoin th team until his salary differences are settled. He said he was not surprised over his suspension and the $500 fine. "Southworth couldn't have done anything else," he stated.

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who appeared here some years ago. Al Camnoc, the firey Arizona In New York at Chicago (postponed. Sturdily made, designed for walking comfort. Fine, dark brpwn, smooth Tan-Elk leather, raised seam toe, leather cold weatherl. Philadelphia at Detroit (both games postponed, rain).

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of Seattle, wrto is one Mort has said that unless his demand for a $15,000 contract is met he would quit baseball. His present contract is for $13,500. groundt). NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago New York S. Pittsburgh 12: Brooklyn 3.

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Chattanooga at Little Rock. Control Board Member Pleased Scott Says Solons Sustain Charges LIVe' OAK, May 17. j5jvI T. T. Scott, member of the state board of control, commenting on -the report issued this week following a joint legislative committee's investigation of charges of extravagance and laxity in the operation of the University of Florida, expressed satisfaction that it "sustains 12 out of the 14 charges which I presented." "My interest in this matter, Scott asserted, "has been based purely and simply on my desire that the young men of the state should have the best possible advantages at the universiy.

i Scott said: "It has been my constant aim to aid in the development of the universityand other institutions under direction of the board of control. I have done everything I could to promote that development, and have supported appropriations and programs, calculated to improve the facilities and work of the university. have favored the providing of all necessary funds, with due consideration of the taxpayers' interests and I have never favored a niggardily support of the Institution. "On the other I have opposed wastefulness and extrava-gance, in the operation of "the university just as with other state in The Ideal comfort helmet for Atlanta at Memphis (doubleheader). hot summer days.

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Showers will not barm it. Our Probable Pitchers NEW YORK. May 17. (AP)-Prob of the fans favorite grapplers. The Masked Demon and Broad-man will meet in the first of the two matches.

Pensacola High Winds Up Practices The Pensacola High school baseball squad will complete its 'practice session Friday at Catalonia park and windup the season Saturday at Legion field with a double header against the Golden Panthers of Murphy High of Mobile. Coach Ernie Priest announced the first game would start at 1:30 fi.m. Bob Frosio will hurl the open-ng game and Julian Miller the nightcap. Priest said. Murphy High has one of the best baseball teams among prep schools of Alabama, the local mentor stated.

low price only i Little Rock Again The Pepsi-colas all-stars will complete their two game series with the Little Rock Black Travelers at 5 pjn. Friday. The local NegTO team will engage the Mobile Black Shippers in a double header at Legion field Sunday. Arthur Weathers, manager of the team announced the first game will start at 2:30 p.m. A special section of the grandstand is reserved at each appearance of the all-stars.

able pitchers for tomorrow's major league games. (Won and lost records REBUILT GENERATORS in parentheses): NATIONAL LEAGUE; Pittsburgh at New York Sewell at a (3-3) vs Feldman (4-0). Chicago at Brooklyn (night) Erick- I 1 mm XJSkV 1 kWalwlalamfalBlBBirTVX son X0-0) vs Pfund (1-0). Ml Ii4U Cincinnati at Boston Carter (1-2) vs Javery (1-1). St.

Louis at Philadelphia (night) Brecheen (2-1) vs Sprouli (0-2). AMERICAN LEAGUE New York at St. Louis (night) qh-Choraina CoDdcitv Borowy (-0) vs Kramer (3-1). Boston at Chicago Cecil (2-1) or Ferrlsn (3-0) vs Haynes (3-1). OPA AFTER BLACK MARKETS JACKSONVILLE, May 17.

JPy As part of a nation-wide "mass attack" on black in meat, 24 retailers, jobbers and cafe operators in the North Florida OPA district have been subpoenaed and questioned in the past week, Roy M. Coffey, OPA district director, disclosed today. Washington at Detroit Niggellng stitutions. I have felt, and still feeLi Canter Club Sells Horse Show Tickets W. W.

Davis, chairman of the Canter club horse show, has announced that tickets are now for sale and may be purchased from any member of the club. The Canter club which is six years old. will hold its third show Sunday, May 27. It is expected that about 25 of the horses entered will be local ones. Davis will make an announcement within a few days regarding the judges for the show.

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FORMERLY PRICED iY Radio Tokyo increasingly jittery over the battle for Okinawa, told the Japanese people today there "is no room for any optimistic think to 2.49 SALE ing whatsover. -The war situation on Okinawa has entered upon a grave stage, said the domestic broadcast inter cepted by the federal communica GEORGE: "Yes, I certainly would like to hear you call that an old fashioned idea, Judge." OLD JUDGE: "Glad to tell you. George. Until recently, a person known 'at an alcoholic was generally treated as a social outcast. Little if anything was done to understand him or help him.

But, during the past few years, medical research and study has developed that alcoholics are really sick people that there is usually a deep-rooted physical, social or emotional reason behind their behavior. That's why today so much is being done to help them by finding out and correcting the condition that leads them to excess." i GEORGE: "How many folks are there like that. Judge? i-OLD JUDGE:" Well, according to scientific research. 95 of the people who drink; drink do so unwisely, at times. Included in that 5 is the small percentage of the sick people I'm talking about." i GEORGE: "That certainly 'gives me a clearer picture.

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