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idling the social security tax
1,0th employers and emp!o\
jlter Jan. 1 vill be in accord
j the security system itself
at the same time contribute
KjD-inflationary finances
Radio Speech
Washington (./P) — President
jjevelt will make a radio
jch next Monday evening at
jd. Pacific war time.
j World Series
If* York (^P)—Behind mag
0)t pitching by Ernie White
gt. Lou'S Caidinals squeezed
11 to 0 victory over the
pkt-ee before a orowd of 70,000
*ke 8 2 to 1 lead in the World
(8. It was the first time the
itees had been shut out in a
lirk) series game since Jess
aes, another Cardinal, white.
• iked I hem in 1926.
* Ordinalsl-2 runs, 5 hits, 1 er
^Yankees: No runs, 6 hits, 1 er
Ht
^Winning pitcher, White, los
|pitcher, Chandler. St. Louis;
°|ite and Cooper. New York;
Lsdler, Breuer, Turner and
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New York (^P)—Sunday—In
(wildest World series game
tali witnessed St Louis rallied
closing minutes to defeat
i Yankees 9 to 6 before a rec
Army Life In A Hotel
Chicago, Illinois—Photo shows soldieis bringing in a few loads
of bed slats in the Congress hotel, now a U. S. Army Air force
technical school.
ord crowd of 69,902, and took
virtual strangle hold on the
championship, holding 3 victor
ies to the Yankee’s 1.
Cardinals: 9 runs, 12 hits, 1
error.
Yankees: 6 runs, 10 hits, 1 er
or.
Winning pitcher, r.anier, los
ing p tcher, Dona*d. St Louis;
M. Cooper, Gumbert, Pollet,
Lanier and W. Cooper New
York; Borowy, Donald, Bonham
and Dickey.
New York (rP) The scrapping
St. Louis Cardinals won the
World series 4 games to 1 when
they closed out the Yankees 4 to
2 in a thrilling final battle before
LONGSHOREMEN!
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nearly 70,000 fans. Rookie Geo.
Jurowski hit a home run in the
9th with Walker Cooper on base
to score the winnning run.
St. Louis: 4 runs 9 hits, 4 err
ors New York: 2 runs. 7 hits. 1
error. St. Louis—Bezley and W.
Cooper. New York—Huffing and
Dickey.
Stalingrad
Moscow (^P)—The Germans
continue to grind slowly forward
through the industrial district
of Stalingrad, but. victory is still
ienied. They are reported to
have started a new wide flank
ing invasion further south calcu
lated to cut th'ough to the Vol
ga delta.
All Quiet
Washington (^R)—The Navy
announced that reconnaissance
over Attu and Agattu on Tues
day failed to reveal any enemy
activity on these islands.
Boat Lost
Washington (^P)—The Navy
announces loss of the Atlantic
Coasl Guard Cutter Muskeget.
Hospital News
W. B. Metz is confined to the
Griffin Memorial hospital as a
result of a minor accident.
Lowell Hemen, employe of the
Coca Cola bottling works, is re
coveiing from a short illness.
Clyde Barrnette, school teach
er from Perryville, was rushed
here for an emergency operation
for appendicitis, and is recover
ing nicely.
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