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Show THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, PAYSON. UTAH Only a Slight Differ ence of Cover Lamp Shades Years Fifty-Thre- e With Jiffy Crochet i;scBEEN;ft10 Ilnicm. Newspaper 2wesu-r- akmy crackdown VALE VIRGINIA gy Darryl Evear ago 20th Century-selecte- d compara-unknow-- n Ianuck, of five play-l- d young predicted that within 6 right. Jeanne was je and Vivi- pick Havmes starring in j.,e are currently "State musical, technicolor 51 G,-0- seem Haver From will ,.;th Fred MacMurray, "The in Grable ith Betty William Eythe Sisters." Bankhead Tallulah ipposite and will be :jval Scandal, role in "The a starring Street," the Ninety-Secon- news-dram- Aempleton. the blind pianist-the air's "Star returned to New he where od, top, Cobb said. Back In those found TEMPLETON aM POKFR SEU Confidential Agent Warners' had to shoot Charles Boyer, who was ill, the 'yptr h Bt:i at y acii Ubl announced that summer cold iio ) BE re r: ORTA ANI aryngitis. AI Iruce, Ann irs. subld really had that he among them Sheridan, Ezra Eileen Barton, e Yvette, and Bobby Hookey ir professional start on the b's Hour program; they owe the astuteness of Mrs. Alice ts, who produces it, and who ged them. Marion has her stars radio Mar-eridg- Ii IR TfJ plans itN popiin VU jarew jojN I ind Pines s Proas oot -t- Its In selection for the he l o. ft ( esu i Coon jse the asked army Kay to extend his Pacific enter'd tour several weeks after ;in-- throe iutl wnese surrender, the Knowledge" Is only turning to the air. The ole )r n time off when he was scheduled to star ew film How to musical, Wolf, and Hollywood was nmi I id tali oiim ,d u al lor him. i the new comedy, "Mr. Coop-- 1 Hand. opens in New York onth the first row will have rtired cheering section, entire cast of the ch Family. s F Clifford made airs The author of Goldsmith, o cre-- I successful radio show. a,r of the Play is House PIaJ'a Fam Aldrich ra'ti series. !? tha Guy Lom-orchest- ra tn Pul)ic it never hat thfir facial n, oc-- ! ex-de- a hoot of difference; lthnce,ntral('ti on their been chanepd. Holly-- v iiGn the coast to ,ln cjnart'6arPNo Love- - he brinS coached to a e faces like musi- mu-chan- - time WS1 He tore rst fn r trto Rachw DQcerto 5 Arur Rubin- - WU1 play for a rPeortl he entire Franit Borzages Republic- which anmoiTs second d will receive - Try German War Criminals Morgan, fp.lanous locally H. u' lie, Rped has ' te " On4,tVhnULbaUSt r' Coast N tctddHf,lliIUardcele- ..Tomm r? aooiversary t r,f,C5 7 h?,yfirtey Was - better eating, now f back from v ling has come resume m. nag In the marines to restaurant. ment of the senate States opposdiun United Alleged com- uncmi loyment open cracked has state administrations now oosed, but it Island, Oklahoma, California are dc(,"-JbiU. with others I asked Ty what was the greatest thrill he got out of baseball. 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So the President kept up a line of banter to the Norwegian skipper. "Slow her down, Christiansen," About Hitting a. I he said, Im behind. I need a little I asked Ty if he was ever temptLT. ToS. of as 4th at were their shown briefed before the The leathernecks marine regiment, they landing extra time to catch up." ed to become a slugger, of D. Lt. Col. to Fred their Beans at entrance the naval officer, base commanding Tokyo kosuka, by bay, Jap Or ntmin it was- "Sneed her un Not with that dead, fuzzed-uAnnapolis, Md. The 4th marines served in China from 1927, then defended Corregidor. As raiders they saw I always believed Christiansen, Im ahead now he said. ball, on with landed General action in Solomon campaigns, Emirau, Guam, Okinawa and finally Japan proper !ln playing percentage, and the perget to shore before the governor MacArthur's surrender commission. have the honor of firing some of the first and last shots. They catches up. centage was all against a free in those days. touched motor boat the .swinger Finally, " Wed shore with the President of the 1915! 'La!r Miss frweH to igo out for distance, but United States a few cents ahead. I had been around nearly 20 years Skipper Christiansen was just as and it was a little late in life to pleased as Truman. change my swing or learn new tricks. You cant change the habits ARMY AND RAILROADS of 20 years In anything like a hurEven the army's friends on ry, if you can change them at all. But I remember a series In St. Louis Capitol hill say the brass hats are where I decided to take a chance on killing any chance for public supthe slugging side and as I recall it, port they might have had by their I picked up five home runs In two autocratic disregard for civilian needs in such fields as coal mining, games. "Walter Johnson was the greatest steelmaking and railroading. I ever faced," Ty went on, In the railroads pitcher busiest the of One "except Ed Walsh in 1908 when he country today is the Southern Pacifwon 40 ball games and saved 10 or ic, which has handled most of the 12 others. But when you speak of of east-weto the traffic busy port great pitchers, how can anyone overSan Francisco. The S. P. is a single-traclook Cy Young? line able to carry its huge "Cy had been pitching 15 years volume only by scheduling trains at before I came to the Tigers, but he intervals round the clock was still a great pitcher. He won In order to maintain this schedule like 510 bail games, crack of something crew a huge lt requires which Is more than most pitchers othei and men trainmen, repair ever worked in. Cy was a big, burly skilled workers. It has done pretty fellow and he could hide that ball although last the in year, well even better than anyone 1 ever saw. He neat bottleneck there was a recent would turn his back to you In the hold El Paso which resulted in the windup and the ball would be on you ing up of 75 trains. before you knew what was happenSouthern Pacific officials have Cy had fine speed, a good ing. releast been begging the army to bail and perfect control. He curve the skilled railroad men with could pitch into a tin cup. He was ot 80 points required for discharge, and game. of the U. S. Bess Myer-so- also smart thu Insert shows Admiral William Halsey, famed commander to furlough railroad men in The great thing about Walter won of Bronx, N. Y., who the Allied commander, as they trd fleet and General Douglas MacArthur, was that you knew a fast country with loss points. Johnson of Miss title in Atlantic American America, over the unfurled City is embassy Tokyo. the arm;, salute Old Glory as it Finally in She turned down movie con- ball was coming but it didn't help. of the embassy, showing In 1945. 4.090 railrmr The general view was taken from the gates release You never had to worry about a to tract agreed offers which went with title. of the city of Tokyo, caused by bombs. t the wreckage curve in those days from Walter, or men. with 2.400 of them assigned bt the background any change of pace. Just speed. the S P. But then the army am Raw speed, blinding speed, too gan going back on its promise 1.31 Vllied much speed. The answer is that Will said it could discharge only army and Johnson still holds the shut-ou- t men. A few weeks ago, the to the Sout.mr-Pacifiwm record. With a better the strike-ou- t 230 men released and said no more hitting, better scoring ball club, 24.n( Johnson would have had several 40 The joker is that arrne. game seasons on the winning side. men have gone into the Some day look up the records and S. F. employ men, the from forces see how many 1 to 0 games he lost. roster. I can see that long, rubber right arm Snyder Finally, War Mohilizer army unwinding now, with the ball on top forced the of you before you could even blink. stepped in and railroad men. to release 4,000 No wonder a lot of ball players brass used to get sick on the day Johnson amidst loud squawks from d would vas to pitch. hats that this action stroy morale. Old Glory Over Tokyo Embassy since his Vienna days 10 years ago, the first time on the screen, enried sings In The Span-in- . The song is "Taunton first heard in a play, The rew, in London In 1641. It came a favorite of in pirates of Tortuga Island, West flgif war-bo- p first time he en- - on NBC. gram now, and Mag-nuso- n hed had and Unromantic delightful fishing off the Washington coast. While the motor boat was chugging back to shore, Truman and his old senatorial friends. Gov. Mon Wallgren and Sen. Warren of Washington, played poker. The stakes were low, but the thrifty Truman was trying hard to come out ahead. It was agreed that, no matter who was ahead, the game would stop the minute the boat hit music on the air. the iduce EOU: film, Cabbages composed the score, He gs. a p tertaining companion. One story they tell about Truman's trip to the northwest was regarding his salmon Metro a a him ... Solve your lamp shpde problems with years we not only had to swing at a simple crocheted cover for your shade. dead ball but also a ball that was iPattern 734 contains crochet directions for doctored in every known way. We I lamp shades. had the spit ball, the emery ball, the Send your order to: fuzzed-uball a ball that would do lot of queer things and come at Sewlnf Circle Needlecraft Dept. San Francisco 6, Calif. Box 3217 you with odd dips and breaks. So Once in a great while Mother Nature Enclose IS cents for Pattern herself a whimsical chuckle and turns In a performance the good hitters of that period had permits t at makes us gasp. The old lady gave such a performance on the day that George Thomas Morton was to choke the bat and go In for punch No orn in Sioux City, Iowa. He is called either Ike" or "General, for little George looks as if he were a pea hitting. Name. out of the same pod that gave us General of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower. There is an interval of 53 AU except Jackson. Joe still took years between the births of the two "Ikes. George Thomas will soon be two years old. Addreet- his full swing and he was often op there from .380 to .410. 1 know I could never have hit above .300 with that type of swing. Only Jackson, old Shoeless Joe, had the eye and SNAPPY, FACTS the smoothness and the timing to do that. I used to wonder why be didnt trike out at least twice a game, RUBBER I taking a full cut at a bail that Ti flopped and ducked from the treatment it got, either by emery or thumbnail or saliva. Now It con bo toldi Workers "Taking nothing away from Babe proudly toll ot tholr sabotage Ruth, the Babe never had to swing work when rubber plants In at a slippery or fuzzed-uball. In franco wore under Nail conthose days you could lead the league trol. They spread soapstone 12 home runs. The trick with 10 or on the plies as they built a stuff had ended before Babe moved tire, finished product looked to the outfield In 1919. perfect, but in use plies "Eve often wondered what Joe would break, leaving tho Nails flat. Jackson would have hit against the pitching and the livelier ball that "Rubber made In the U. S. Km has came in around 1920. The same been developed to such a high might go for Nap Lajoie, another synthetic degree that the rubber Industry will probably congreat natural hitter, who didnt have as deep or as full a lash as Jack-so- n tinue long after the war. used. With the livelier ball As of December 31, 1944, tha Jackson and Lajoie would have hyd average ago ot all passenger infielders playing back in the outcars on tha road was sovoa field to keep out of hospitals. In one years. of the games played In Boston with the lively ball, Lajoles line drive hit the center field fence, and that was after Lajoie was through. Fired First and Last Shots at Jap Invaders Those who traveled with President Truman on his various trips to Washington state 'and Potsdam HEC AMP shades shabby? Cant find the right size or color? Cover a shade, new or old, paper or silk, with crochet in chenille or straw yarn. I p The division referred to probably was the 95th, stationed at Camp Shelby, Miss., which sent all sorts of appeals to newspaper men and radio commentators against being transferred from Europe to Japan. Apparently the protests worked, for the order to send the 95th to Japan was rescinded. PRESIDENTIAL didn't He named Shoeless Joe Jackson. Til tell you why Jackson belongs on Quoted), continued the secret order, will be dealt with drastically by this headquarters and the commander concerned will be marily relieved. York from completed Ty name Cobb. Incidents such as noted in paragraph 3 above 'the paragraph just J Theater," 0f No, Lloyd R. Fredendall. commander of the 2nd army. The order, which has been secretly circulated, reads: "Recently members of a division in the United Stutc-scheduled for redeployment to the Pacific area ap. pealed to the press and radio pro testing against transfer of the divi sion to the Pacific theater. Action of tins nature, if concerted may subject participants to action. . though they don't stellar material. June Do We Go ia Where atomic bomb WHO duty. Severe secret orders have just been issued to this efTeet ver the signature of Brig A. M. . ney, chief cf staff for Lt Ger each would be a )nths nit is the greatest hitter that ever knew? It seemed to us that the best way to round out tills argument was to go In a direct line to one who was a master at applying the ash. So I looked up Ty Cobb, author and producer of more than 4,000 base hits. The army is determined that European war veterans shall no longer appeal to congressmen or newspaper men to hasten their from the army or to protest redeployment to Japan for Connect Rhode and 'tcvvraj 6cond who has t . S. attorney general, I r ,nris Biddle, former Lrft shows military tribunal of the member of Char- been named the waf (.ri)njnas. Judge John J. Parker, Parker was nomi- , as Riddle's alternate. that will try E,ias me court but rejected by the senate, lotte, N. Horn t r t th supn President t" oated four-pow- on an outfield fly. Every now and then Id take a crazy chance where I actually had no chance at all. I knew that But Evelyn English girl, who spent seven years I also knew that a certain amount in Budapest. Through the German of crazy running would put more occupation, she aided scores of pressure on the defense and maybe Allied prisoners to reach safety. start a little hurrying. Gorc-Symc- s, ; Heres a SENSIBLE way- to relieve - MONTHLY FEMALE ComLydia E. 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