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WOMEN in SPORT

individual points are scored through,
out the year for athletic endeavor, and
the girl with the highest total (pluS
a good record of attendance and SportS@
manship) Is awarded the crown as ala
around athlete. Five points are given
for making team, five for being on
winning team in any series, three fot
substituting. two for being on a squad,
and two for playing in games, whether
on the winning or losing squad.
An individual bowling championship
Is another event on the January CALI
endar at Forest Glen. The first eight
bowlerS in the school will compete
In this affair for the school title. The
interSorority team series already is,
completed. Theta Sigma Rho holds the
championship. :
Caroline Jansen heads the list of
bowlers eligible for the individual tour.
ney. The others are Helen Hoffman,
Margaret Moore. Doris Sattler, MARI
jorie Moreland, Dorothy Livesley, Vir-
ginia Lawrence and Helen Hickey.
The indoor meet which follows
basket, winding up the program
forward to with special interest,"
this year, as the field is wide open in
all of the major events. as champions
in each class have graduated or did
not return to school this year for 9TH
er reasons.
Among the schools which probably
will be on the National Park baSkee
ball schedule are Holton Arms. Madeira,
George Washington, Gallaudet War.
renton Country School and perhapk
one or two schools from Baltimore. .
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GOLF SEMI-FINALS WON
BY DUNLAP AND Will SON

PINEHURST, N. c., December 30 up.
Shooting sensational golf all the way
through, George T. Dunlap, defending
champion, today won his semi-flnal
match in the twenty-sixth annual Mid
win.er golf tournament of Pinehurst
Country Club when he defeated Richard
Chapman, 4 and 3.
Dunlap, a New York youth, in his
sophomore year at Princeton, spanned
the No. championship course in a
SO, four strokes under par, and Chap
man, a 17-year-old Pomfret School boy
from Greenwich, Conn, had 73.
In the lower bracket of the cham
pionship flight Forbes K. Wilson, Yale
sophomore from York Harbor Me-,
scored a thrilling home green victory
over Phillips Finlay, Sandy Burr
Country Club. Redlands, Calf, and a
Harvard sophomore, by up margin
margin.
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ACTIVE DAY In PROSPECT
FOR INDEPENDENT CUNTS

r ODAY will be an active one for
independent quints in and
around Washington Sabbath
A basket ball appears to be grow
ing in popularity in this area,
and in addition to several interesting
matches listed in the city proper, at
tractive cards have been booked fer Sill
vsr Spring and HyattSville and other
nearby places.
S1inker Bros. Eagles, who as Ana
costa Eagles last Winter won the city
independent title, will engage Hoffman
Clothiers of Alexandria this AFTERNOON
at o'clock in Congress Heights audi
torium. A preliminary between French
A. C.. and a team to be announced will
be staged, starting at O'Clock.
Company r basketers will entertain
STRONG Baltimore quints on the armory
floor at Hyattsville this afternoon. The
regular company team will engage
Newark Pleasure Club at 3 O'Clock, and
a preliminary will be staged between
the Guard Reserves and the Original
Phoenix five an hour earlier.
Silver Spring National Guards will
play host to Tremonts of this city in
the Silver Spring Armory at 3 O'Clock.
A preliminary starting at also Is
planned.
War College basketers, who so far
have won Is games and lest only l.
that to Skinkcr Bros. Eagles-have ar
ranged IL games for January, the list
including some of the leading unlimited
class teams of the city and vicinity.
Here is the Soldiers January card:
January 2-Sixteenth Field Artillery.
January 4-Kendall A. c.
January 7-Tivoli Whirlwinds.
January 9-Harrington A. C.
January 12-HeadquarterS Company.
January 14-Red Shields.
January accompany c, District of
Columbia National Guard.
January 19-Fort Washington.
January 21-Jewish Community Gen.
ter
January 26-Fort Humphreys.
January 30-Petworth Nets.
Manager j. A. Heis has announced
the Soldiers have few open dates in
February, and is receiving challenges
from unlimited class teams at National
6772, branch 70.
Seaman Gunners' basket ball team
IS on the lookout for contests with
QuintS of the unlimited division. Call
Ford at Lincoln 1860, branch 233. In
their last game Seamen Gunners
downed Battery B, Fort Myer, 35 to %.
Emmanuel Eagles of Anacostia are
seeking games with strong quints in the
l35-l4O-pound class. Games may be
booked at Lincoln 1885, or Lincoln 1884
Potomac Boat Club basketers will
journey to Fort Washington this after
noon to meet the post team there at
O'Clock. The trip will be made by boat
and the Boatmen are to report al
Washington barracks wharf at 10:ls
o'clock.
Manager Harrington is listing game:
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College and High School Athletes Resume Activities With Close of
ROLLING IN STAR EVENT
TO END NEXT SATURDAY

Entrants I'm The Evening Star
duckpin tournament who have post
poned their sets are requested to
communicate with the schedule COM
mittee at Lucky Strike IN order that
they may be scheduled before Satur-
day.
There will be no extension of the
tournament dates. Those who do
net roll by Saturday night will for
felt their rights to compete in the
tourney.
Contestants who have postponed
their sets will be permitted to roll
any Of the remaining nights-Wed-
nesday, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, provided they report to the
schedule committee before 1880
o'clock.
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MOORE TO MEET MORGAN
FOR KING PIN NO. I PRIZE

Freddie Moore and Reds Morgan will
clash tomorrow night to determine the
winner of the championship fight of
the elimination tournament at the King
Pin No. alleys These two stars sur
vived the ccmitinal meet last night with
scores of 591 and 500, respectively.
NJ MGCurdy and Welch were eliminated at
this time, their sets totaling but SAT
and H9l, espectively.
Glenn Weidman and T. Dunsworth,
survivors of the consolation flight, also
will meet at this time to determine the
winner in this group. Weidman rolled
613 last night, while Dunsworta turned
in a 555 total F. McDaniels and w.
Seltzer were eliminated. They shot
500 and 502, respectively.
Evening star., 1928-12-30
HYATTSVILLE GUARDSMEN
FACE FORMIDABLE EWES

HYATTSVILLE, Md, December 90
Regular and reserve baSketers of Com
pany F., National Guard, of Hyattsville,
will entertain two strong Baltimore in
dependent fives tomorrow afternoon in
the armory here. The Reserves will
meet the Original Pontiacs, senior class
champions of the Baltimore Metropolis,
and the Regulars will clash with the
Newark Pleasure Club.
Hyattsville High School basketers
will resume their schedule Wednesday.
entertaining Oakton High School of
Fairfax County. Va, in the National
Guard Armory here.
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for the ST. Martins unlimited class
five at North 2622-J between 6 and 7
pm. Mclean, Va, Athletic Club is es-
pecially challenged.
Northwest Cardinals are after court
games. Ralph Meyer is booking at
Lincoln $685..
Peerless A. c., victors over st. Mar
tins, 80 to 33. in their last test will
meet Jewish Community Center tossers
tonight, ct 7:3o o'clock, in the Center
gym. Peerless players are to report at
Sixth and K streets northeast at $50
pm.
Manager Mendeison, at Columbia
1853, is cunning for matches in the
l00-pound class for Clark Griffith
Easketers.
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GEORGETOWN PIN STARS
ENTER RICHMOND EVENT

Georgetown Recreation Bowling Alleys
has entered the first team for the Sec
ond annual national duckpin bowling
congress tournament in Richmond in
March. G. r. Cooley, owner of the
Georgetown establishment. will send
Sam Benson, Jack Talbert, Harold
Hedges, Herbert Young and George
Stevens to Richmond. This team in
cludes the high average men of George
town Recreation League.
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"RED" eagle TO WE'D.

NEW ORLEANS, December 90. R).-
Christian Keener Red" eagle, ALI
American halfback, and Miss Marion
Halle Of New Roads, La. will be mar
ried just as soon as the louisiana
Lightning" graduates from West Point
next year, the captain-elect of the Army
eleven told close friends here today.
Evening star., 1928-12-30
LYNCH, WATSON TAKE
LEAD IN PIN EVENT

j. Harrison rolled set of 568 for the
highest singles total last night in the
Northeast Temples holiday bowling
tournament Paul James with Gil,
however, still Is leading.
H. Lynch and r. Watson took the
lead in the doubles with a set of liza.
Arlington Tile g. Marble Co. defeated
Zion No. /, 1,498 to 1,494, last night,
but Allied Roofers are well out in front
in the teams competition with 633
Last nights scores and the leaders
to date follow:
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PLAZA SOCCERITES
WIN LEAGUE TITLE

Plaza hooters yesterday won the
championship of the Recreation Soccer
League. triumphing over Park View. 2.
TO 0, in a keenly contested match on
Plaza field 1t was the fourth game
the first tilt, to 0, but the next two
matches resulted In scoreleSs ties.
Both of PlaZa's goals today came in
the first half They we're registered by
F. Thomas inside right, and zollern-
hofer, inside left.
Iine.1Iu and SUMMARY.
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TIED FOR CAPTAINCY,
TWO STARS SHARE IT
By the Associated Press,

BY Che ASsOcIated Press.
For the first time in the history of
athletics at Michigan State College the
Green and White foot ball team of 1929
will be under the guidance of two cap
tainS
Vern Dickson of Highland Park,
Mich, and Fred Danziger of Detroit
we're tied in vote by their teammates
for the new gridiron captaincy, so it
was decided that they should share the
honor.
Evening star., 1928-12-30
PAYNE OUTROwS BARRY.

NEW CASTLE, England, December 20
CP).-G. Payne, with 15-second start,
beat H. A. Barry, world champion scul-
Ter, in the final of the annual Tyne
sculling meet here today at half mile
course. Payne led the champion by
three lengths at the finish. Barry had
been defined favorite.
Evening star., 1928-12-30
HOREMANNS EN- ROUTE HERE

NEW YORK. December 90 ~d4o).--Ed-
Guard Horemanns of Belgium sailed to-
day from Antwerp aboard the George
Washington for New York, to defend
his possession of the world professional
1872 balk line billiard championship in
the title tournament here, starting Feb
ruary a.
Evening star., 1928-12-30
TOLL OF SPORT UPSETS
is HEAVY DURING YEAR
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
IL was a great year for upsets
i'm 1928, especially In foot ball.
Boxing, golf, polo and other
sports figured in the unusual.
but the gridiron game was in a
class by itself.
In the unexpected class came
the defeat of Yale by Maryland,
Army by NOtre Dame, New York
University by Oregon Aggies.
Michigan by Ohio Wesleyan and
Navy by Davis-ElkinS.
Evening star., 1928-12-30
CENTRAL BASKETERS
BOW TO GETTYSBURG
Special Dispatch to The Star.

GETTYSBURG, Pa, December 2s.-
Gettysburg High School basketers van
quished Central High of Washington.
SO to IS, here tonight Central started
strongly and at the end of the first
quarter was in the van, 9 to s. The
home quint, however, gained the lead
shortly thereafter and increased it
steadily.
Warren, center, was the ace of
GettySburg'S attack, while Capt. Ken
Fisher guard, was CentralS chief point
getter. Fisher registered four floor
goals. including some spectacular shots.
Score:
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COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

Crescent A. c.. Al; Georgetown, 29.
NOtre Dame, 30; Kansas, IL.
De PSuw. %; Chicago, 19.
Pittsburgh, As; Iowa. 80.
Minnesota, 20; Cornell (Iowa), 19.
North Carolina State, ~; Sir Walter
Leaguers, 20.
Penn State, 81; Detroit, Is.
Wisconsin, 20; Lombard, IL.
Evening star., 1928-12-30
TWO CLOSE ENCOUNTERS
IN COURT LEAGUE PLAY

st. Pauls Lutheran tossers nosed out
Petworth M. E., II to 16; Calvary Bap-
tist squeezed out an 1917 win over
Trinity NJ E., and Calvary M. E. routed
Eamline, 20 to 6, last night in Sunday
School League basket ball games.
Evening star., 1928-12-30
BOILING FIELD TOSSERS
BOW TO MARINES. 1911

Quantico Marines squeezed out a 49,
ii triumph over Boiling Field tossers
last night in the Boiling Field gym.
Cover, Leatherneck forward, scored the
winning goal. It was a hard-foueht
match all the way and the score at
the half was a tie at "A.
Evening star., 1928-12-30
WHALEN AND WORK WIN
OVER RICHMOND PINMEN

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND, Va, December 90
Jack Whalen and Al Work of the fa-
nous Convention Hall duckpin team Of
Washing ION tonight defeated Reds Me-
gaw and Sammy Swami by margin Of
Is pins in an intercity five-game total=
pins match on the new Richmond
bowling alleys. The match attracted
several hundred bowling enthusiasts. =
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PIERCEs BEAT sTANLEYs.

HYATTSVILLE, Md, December 29.-
Pierce Athletic Club tosecrs defeated
Stanley A. c. Of Washington, 16 to is,
tonight, scoring the winning basket in
the, last minute of play. Clark OWings
starred for the winners.
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FREMONT QUINT ROUTED .
BY ST. MARY'S CELTICS.

ALEXANDRIA, December 29-Sts
Mary's Celtics handily downed fremont
A. C. of Washington, Sc to 81, in the.
armcry here tonight. McMenamin with.
II points was the winners big gun. A,
scheduled preliminary game was can
celcd.
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FISCHER AND lSEMANN
BEAT ORIOLE PINMEN

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, December 29.-Wasn-
ingtonians came to the fore in two bowl
ing matches today against Baltimore
rollers.
Albert Fischer, national singles cham
pion, and George Iscmann downed Bill
zorbach and Harvey Slade, 1,195 10
l,l44. at the Recreation.
Hooking up i'll 10-game total pin
contest at the Arcade, Isemann con-
quered Zorbach by 81 pins after poor
start The score was l,164 to l,137.
SCORES:
Evening star., 1928-12-30

Upward Of 30.000,000 persons paid
around $4,000, 600 tn see foot ball
games in the United States in 1878.
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days and to the opening of the inter-
scholastic schedule at an early date.
For several years the Forest Glen
school has had one Of the strongest
teams in the senior seminary class and.
from early indications, this season will
be no exception. InterclasS and inter
sorority series will be played at the
school simultaneously with the varsity
schedule
East Side tossers defeated the West
Side, % to % in the annual inter-
side contest before the holidays and 1t
Is from the ranks of these two teams
that the majority of the varsity players
will be picked. The lineup for the
East-West game was:
East Side (2s). Position. West Side (23).
Helen Hoffman. -. ..... Virginia Elliott
KUN LEWIS ..:'..'.E E........ Dorotny Hill
Wilhelmina GUIDE. s. c.. Jeanne Harris
Ruth Crystal. ...... .G ...... Brent Wicklife
Marjorie Meyer. 49,. .G 80. Caroline Jansen
A live athletic association at Nation
al Park keeps enthusiasm in all ath-
letics at high pitch. Helen Hoffman,
star bssketer on last years varsity
and all-around athlete for 1927, is
president; Caroline Jansen holds down
the important post of general manager.
Josephine Timberlake Is secretary and
Brent Wickiiffe, treasurer. Eleanor
Watson is basket ball manager. Ac-
cording to ruling of the association.
Evening star., 1928-12-30
HOWARD BASkETERS
WILL INVADE SOUTH

Howard University basketers will
invade the South this week to play
four games. The Bisons will open their
foray against North Carolina Aggies
at Greensboro Tuesday. 1t will be the
first colored Intercollegiate Athletic
Association team Howard has met in
three years. Thursday the Bisons will
meet the johnson C. Smith tossers at
Charlotte, Friday they will engage
Morehouse and Saturday Clark, both
of the last two teams to be encountered
at Atlanta. These games are part of
the hardest court card ever under
taken by Howard.
There will be 10 in the Howard party
making the trip, including Capt.<Wood,
Hinton v. Harris, Beasley G. Taylor,
Williams. and probably Simpson and
Forsythe. Coach Burr and Manager
WhiSted also will go along.
Home dates arranged for Howard
follow:
January NORTH Carolina Aggies.
January 11--MoIgan.
January 23-St. Paul
January 24-Clark
February 2-West Virginia.
February 8-Bluefeld
FsSrTsry February sOyIrHina aeHsina ssmsary staIs
February 2l--Morehouse.
February 2T-Lincoln.
February 28-Hampton.
March 2-J. G. Smith.
Evening star., 1928-12-30
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.

ATIONAL PARK SEMINARY
athletes ere looking forward to
the selection of their varsity
basket ball team Immediately
following the Christmas holi-
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PRO BASKET BALL.
Rochester, 80; Fort Wayne, 2s.
Brooklyn, 80; Paterson, 20.
Evening star., 1928-12-30
CROWDS OUTGROW
PARKS AND ARENAS

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1928-12-30
lNTERH|GH BASKET
SET OPENS FRIDAY
Central Plays Western, Tech
Meets Eastern in Initial
Games Listed.

w YITH the annual public high
school championship basket
NV ball series opening Friday
v and activity planned in other
Evening star., 1928-12-30

. TX basket ball games involving coll
lcges of the District group are
carded this week. Georgetown
. will figure in three of the con-
(snlInI,dnt xI,il1 raInHr txt.icn
Evening star., 1928-03-04
RETIRED WORKERS
ELECT J. N. KLINE
Federal EmpIoye Federation
Names Officers for
Year.

John NJ Kline was reelected presi-
dent of the National Federation OF Re-
tired Federal Employees at its annual
meeting in the auditorium Of the
Interior Department Building yesterday,
Other officers elected were: Henry A.
johnson first vice president; Mrs. E,
l.. NourSe. second vice president: w, d.
Mabry. secretary; Edmund Murphy.
assistant secretary. and B. w. Sunny,
treasurer.
The Federation adopted a revised
representation from the auxiliarics in
various sections Of the country. The
new constitution was framed by a COM
mittee consisting Of w. D, Mabry,
Henry a. Johnson, B. w. Sunny and
Mr. Kline
Publication Of quarterly periodical.
provided /, can be financed without
drawing on the funds OF the organisa-
ton. was voted on Recommendation OF
q special publication committee.
Representative Manlove of Missouri
sno&c on several phases Of the annuity
question. promising that the new bill
as reported BY the civil service COM
r,:tiee ot the House would contain most
OF the features the organization had
requested He told Of several instances
ct apparently unfair workings Of the
annuity law. and stated that he believed
bonuses received by Government en-
ployes should be considered in COM
putting the basis of annuities. However
The knowledge that they had served
a worthy purpose, and worthy Govern
rent. and worthy cause. with their best
efforts" was the greatest life annuity o
retired Federal cmploye could have, the
speaker said.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
TRAVEL TALK SERIES
TO BEGIN WEDNESDAY
"Windmills and Wooden Shoes" Is
First Subject of Mrs.
Ruscoe.

A series Of four travel talks to be
given on Wednesday nights during
Narch b. Mrs Frank H. Euscoe at the
Southeast Community Center. in the
Eine Junior High School Building. will
be :naugurated this Wednesday at Sis
o'cvlock with a tauk on "Windmills and
Wooden Shoes Mrs. Ruscoe has
selected as her three other subjects
Scenic and Historic Scotland" Paris,
Past and Present" and Roaming Round
Rome" No admission viii be charged
and the public is invited to attend.
At Columbia Heights Center on Mon
day nights for the next ten weeks DR.
Lyman F. Kcbler will give series OF
lectures On the Prevention and Reduc-
ton O. Overweight" beginning this week
with his first talk on Obesity. a Hard
Nut to Crack" to be followed b. a
period OF training and physical exercise.
supp.enen.inc til. lecture. by Vera
Chamber. Registrations for this class
which Is open to men and women
throughout the city. are being made at
the center
A talk on women's club work will be
given by Miss Julia West Hamilton,
president of the Washington and
Vicinity Federation OF Colored Women's
Clubs. or Wednesday night at 8 O'Clock
at Garfield Center Leaders OF clubs
are invited to meet Miss Hamilton in
conference in preparation for the Sum-
rner soscions O. the National Association
OF Colore6 woner's Clubs TO be held in
this city.
At LoveJoy Center the elimination
contes. Of a series of spelling bees VIII
be held on Thursday night at 9 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
COL. SMITH ASSIGNED.
oEcer Will Command saith In
fantry at Fort Eustis.

Recent Army orders include the
trans.er Of Col Alfred T. Smith. In
fantry. from National Guard duty al
Baltimore 70 command OF the saith In
fantry al Fort Eustis. Va: Col. George
f. Stewart Infantry. from Fort Hayes,
Ohio. TO command Of the 2sth Infantry
al For: Niagara. y. Y: Col. Henry A.
Ripley. I3fantrr from Fort George
Wright Washington. 10 Fort Benning.
Ga: Mai Ralph p Cousins. Air Corps.
from the War Department 10 Manila.
p. J.: Maj. Frederick Schoenfcld. Quar-
ternlaster Corps. from Philadelphia 10
Fort Leonard Wood. ND. and Capt.
Girard e. Trolano. Corps Of Engineers.
from Baltimore to the Office OF the
Chief Of Engineers. Munitions Building.
Many young men who three years ago
LEFT The farms for coal mirea Of Eng
land are now drifting back 10 the coun-
t-y.
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union members, in the building trades for example,
taking nonunion jobs at less than the union scale.
6. The bond owners, coupon clippers and other
ploiters driving better cars, building expen
sive houes, living luxurously Not even during
the days of -profittering were they so rich
This pictures essentially unhealthy situation. I'm
til 1927 the United States lived on the tail end of the
boom-long after it had petered out in other
tries. Now the end has come.
In 1925 American economy is fast getting back to
capitalist normally Huge profits for big business
Extravagant expenditures for the owning class and
high salaried officials and professionals Intensified
exploitation, lowered wages, part-time and overtime
work and the horror of unemployment and poverty
hanging like fate round the necls of the working
masses.
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Friday. May 4. 1929

IN MS to send their cbild,.-
IN Westchester and Conu uren to sCboo,
rangs from $1,000 to 0oOsaineecat dc F esal
months mon Children can ISe b no. for nine
M meF rne camps for as little sent 81 to sun.
;, After the child has we.., w
met tne trials and tribuIatiomnesa 'hsred al
youth ne is ready for tSa 81 Of earIv
R Ret to be turned into pr ,e TABOR mar,
ployers. Then the voe grio,Is for en-,
Illuminating broadsideps1 apt;tS purses
Market aluev" tell the v fiTsleled J.. Your
and up. eepefs for SON
FULLY equipped for the labo,
the child who has by hook l%IOf market,
managed to escape death, d.. ~ crook
! disaster becomes a WORKER ui; ;e s; and
IND III job, and soon afte,, Il he can
Then ne in turn provides m me- d Parent
al Tor the sun ray machines aSie II mater,
, vlduaI play gardens, the nriS.t tne md
and the children's encyciop sdie school q,
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WHEAT POOL CALLS BIG
COOPERATIVE MEETING

Lincoln, Neb.-A call for a nation
wide meeting of all the cooperative
organizations of the country has been
issued by the National Wheat Pool
committee, which begins conference
here this week. The meeting is in
connection with the national gathering
OF representatives of the wheat pools
from nine states to assist the Nebras-
ka organization in its campaign to Sc
cure 5O% of the wheat acreage of the
state, This CALL" said President L.
cough, OF the Texas Wheat Growers
ASSOCIATION, Us our acceptance of the
cnallenge OF the federated agricultural
trades of America, which recentIv held
a meeting at Chicago and outlined .
program to oppose and fight the de-
velopment of farmers co-operative
marketing organizations in this coun-
try" ms oo'ui