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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28
Porkers to Keep
First Place In
Southwest Loop

DALLAS. Tex. Jan. 2S.-P1-0nce
more the Arkansas University cagers
are % remain on the top step Of the
Southwest Conference ladder rs
three other conference teams met IN
" games this week.
With only their short trunks and
thin Jerseys 10 protect them against
possibly freezing weather, the Uni
versity Of Texas LonEhorns are 20
participate in both games. Tonight,
a warm reception at home may coun-
tcract the cold weather in their on
test with the Rice Owls. Saturday,
the Longhorns are 70 70 to North
Texas. where they will battle Texas
Christian Univcrsity's Horned Frogs.
Arkansas unehallenged lead won't
be hurt this week, but either Of the
two games might have considerable
hearing on runner-up honors. A vic
tory by either the Frogs or Owls over
Texas might give s. VI. L., of the
Texas Aggies n better chance 70 I'm
ish just beneath Arkansas, for Texas
vet has 20 meet Arkansas.
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S. A.. BLIGHT
BY TWO Wins
Mehlhorn's Victory on
Sunday Recalls His
Machinery Talk
With Cruickshank

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Jan. 2.-tP-
There was real satisfaction for Bill
Mchihnrn yesterday when he left
Breckenridge Park with the Texas
opcn golf crown in his possession for
enc second straight year.
-Four years ugo hc walked away
from the same green under vastly dif-
lcrcnt cirrumStnnccs-iickcd and mis-
understood. He was u tree-climhrr,
they said; q man who climbed trees
ard made remarks about machinery
while other people were putting.
Bobby Cruickshank had frowned IT
him and hr had heard undisEuised
ten. tch's! on every hand.
Mehlhorn had pcrched himself on n
branch of one of the trees bordering
the home green the better "a see Nc
Donald Smith and Cruickshank finish
n combat far first money
First Smith putted out. Then
Bobby, needing a sizahle chip and
pltt tn te him opponent, made a pre-
raratory warEle az the gallery held
ms breath. There was n that mo-
mcrt an 0uthurSt of raucous
sation close AZ hand. and Bobby
hotchcd his shot, Tie looked up into
the foliage cf tile tree. and then took
three puts.
Mahihorn was singled out as the
party Who had INQUIRED az an mop
perfume moment. what do YOU know
about machinery" Wild Bill asaGrt-
w hc was convcrSing with "a t1#Nk
driver whose machine had becNma
stalled, but CruickShank had the idea
Ne was addressed about a topic i'm
which nc had not the slightest inter-
ct under the circumstances
That night when the golfers were
banquetcd Cruickshank did not look
up when Che joyial Mehlhorn NUT
tered apologies.
There we're those who predicted
Wild Bill would not return for an
other Texas open, but they reckoned
without the stout-hearted. Fennimors
pro. He not only came back IN 1927.
but ~ 1928 NJ won II. When he
scorched his way around the course
yesterday ~ Set "A new tournament
record, an was forgotten
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28
Ancient Grudge
Fight of Blacks
Traced TO Grid

TAMPA, Fla.. Jan. 2S.-tHr-A
grutgc fcud between two negro mid
dicweirhts. Billy Long Of Philadcl-
nhia and Al Trout WI Cincinnati, has
begun q attract attention IN Florida
rings.
After they had fought INC rounds
without either gaining a clear cut
triumph 10 came out that their ring
rivalry dated back to opposition on
the football field when both we're
trying for quarterback 40 a Phila-
dclphia school. Their quarrel was
transferred 70 the squared arena
about "a year ago.
Two "finiHh" fights have been INV
cluded IN their ring meetings. To
avoid violation of a state law in
Florida which permits only ten
rounds Of boxing. the fighters we're
allowed n five minute rest after each
ten rounds instead cf the customary.
three minutes and then were rein
troduccd by the referee. The first or
these finish fights resulted in n
double knockout after nearly a score
M rounds. The second gave Long n
technical knockout when Trout broke
his wrist on Longs head after II
rounds of fighting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28
MehlhOrn Breaks
A. Record To
Win Texas Open

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 2s.-H9-
Golfdom's army Of migratory sth-
letcs, the winter tournament COM
petitors, were on their way to Hot
Springs, Ark, today with some So
500 OF prize money won IN San An
tonic.
Wild Bill Mehlhorn of Fcnnimorc.
y. Y. had the lions share, $500.
having won the Texas open for the
second successive year yesterday.
Mehlhorn tied the old course record
aud then beat IL by ono stroke IN
tao torrid rounds that brought him
from the ruck and efficiently stifled
ali opposition. iIe required SIS
slrokcs FOR his first round voster-
DAY and 81 for his second. lie
scored 277 for the ~ holes. the low
est score ever recorded IN the event.
IL was his fifteenth victory in a ma
jor tournament ia three vars.
Horton Smith, youthful Joplin.
No, pro, took second money. $500.
with PSI strokes. Smith triumphed
through no such brilliant display 81
golf technique a. TINT which attend
q Mehihorn's victory. but he had
tao rounds IF 20 yesterday.
willard Hutchinson of Pasadena,
Calf. threatened for y time to
crowd Mchlhorn out ~ the picturs
~ shooting a 80 Saturday for Z time
10 crowd Mchlhorn out Of the picture
~ shooting a 50 Saturday and COM
inE back sunday morning with a 81
10 tie Mehlhorn at the J2-hole mark.
lie faded IN the afternoon, however,
taking a - where he needed n 66 to
tie. As a result. he shot 2s2 and
collected $500 for third place.
Frank Walsh, Appleton, Wis, won
$500 with a 2sf; Danny Williams,
Shackamaxon. ". j., $500 with a 2s5;
and Joe kirkwood, Albany, Ga, and
Al Natrous, Detroit, $1T5 each with
81.
The remaining 50 high pros split
the remainder of the money. Most
ol them received $50.
avid Bill" has been in a record
breaking mood for the past several
weeks. He hung up a world mark
IN the I'll Paso open just prior 70
coming here. In the n Paso tourna-
Tnent he shot az holes in the remark
ably low score or 27l strokes.
He is quoted a favorite TO continue
his great streak OF play az Hot
Springs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28
TENNIS STARS
+. COME SOUTH
Outstanding Player
To Play in Tour
naments
BY HORACE


ATLANTA, Jan. 2S.-PJ-The boys
who WELD the big racquets Of tennis
will lay down a flannel-ball barrage
IN Dixie this winter which may
break some or the Davis Cup tennis
prospects for the coming summer at
least.
Starting late in January, a score
or more Of tournaments will attract
such leaders Of the American courts
as Johnny H~ennessey, Francis Hun
ter, Bill Tilden and probably Frank
n. Shields, the national junior cham
pion OF 1927.
Jean Borotra. the Bounding Bias
que Of the French nets, has also
signified his intention Of coming TO
Florida for the tournaments around
Palm Beach and Miami. A member
Of tho Davis Cup team Of his coun-
try for the past two years. Borotra
has played important roles IN French
supremacy.
1t is considered probable that the
United States Lawn Tennis -associa-
ton again will establish a Davis Cup
training camp at Augusta. Ca, the
squad having rounded out 50 well
and rapidly there last spring for
the invasion Of Mexico City.
Should this plan again be followed
the players coming directly from the
Florida season would be near top
form NY the time the Augusta camp
opened.
The Ormond Beach mems cham
pionship. the Bahamas champion
ship, the Dixie championship. the
Florida mems tournament, South
Florida meet and the Southeastern
championship are the major tourna-
ments set for Florida and the neigh
boring territory. These meets run
from January - until March 90.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28
ABILENE HAS
COLLEGE FIRE
administration Build.
ing of A. Z. &. Lost
In Early Blaze

ABILENE, Jan. 2S.zPD-The adj
ministratiun building NJ the Abilene
Christian college burned between d
and z a. m, TO-DAY.
The fire was discovered by Paul
Southern, who has arrived at the
college from a visit 10 his home, in
the front part uf the building. iIc
turned IN an alarm, but too late ~
SAY the building.
Nothing In the building wa saved
except a portion Of the library and
all the records. Loss is estimated at
100000 or more.
President Batse.l Baxter and Dean
J. Fox made statements that the
school work would continue. Classes
viii be resumed Tuesday. Definite
psans had not been worked out an TO
securing buildings, yet there arc sew
orai available.
The building will not he replaced
for the reason that the college ia
erecting \ new administration build
ing an the new location and the coli
legc site W % be moved NJ the open
ing Of school next fall.
Origin Of the fire rs undetermined.
Students who lived I'M three dor
AANsAi-1s HNAEtl AAAtAtNn save 4MAAA-
ture and supplies from the building.
Frcmen kept the flames from
spreading TO two dormitories. n on
either side Of the administration
building.
At a meeting, the schools trustees
decided that classes would be held ia
dormitories until temporary repair.
could be made. IL they are decided
upon. The college in building "A con-.
piete new plant, two miles cast ~
the present campus. for occupancy
next fall. The three buildings nBW
under construction include a SI50.Ggt
administration hall.
The building destroyed NV today
fire vas erected III 1906. sud annc1ei
were attached in 1919. II was Of bricl
construction. two stories high. The
walls were still standing today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28
Is Candidates To
Be Banoted On
By Elks Tuesday

Twenty-Five candidates for mcm-
borship in Brownsville lodge No.
der OF Elks, will be hsIlotcd on AZ
a meeting 70 De held in the club
rooms Tuesday night at $ O'Clock, it
was announced Monday by Secretary
4. Z. Colley.
This VIII he the largest number Of
candidates ever balloted IN IN the
history OF the lodge, Mr.. Colley
said. The Brownsville lodge il now
- years Old.
The membership now totals rs. in
good standing. according "a toilcy.
We hope that Els IN Brownsville
and visiting Elks will turn out for
this meeting" Mr.. Collcy said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28
FOR MISSION
o ARE NAMED

MISSION. Jan. 2S.-Spcsksrs for
commencement programs n the Ms
sion schools this year have been an
nounced by Sid Hardin, %superinten-
dent.
Frank NJ. Law. vice president or
the First National bank Of Houston.
viii deliver the address q the rad
ustins class of the junior high
school Friday. May q. on Sunday
evening. May -. nr. Il. r. West. pas
tor Of the Second Baptist church Of
Houston. will preach the baccalau-
reate sermon "a the combined classes
% the junior and senior high
schools. On Tuesday night, May IS,
William Haviey Atwcll. federal
Judge OF the Dallas and New York
federal courts. will deliver the CON-
mencement address to the senior
class.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28
Girls Expelled
From School In
Alleged Drunks

BALTIMORE, Jan. oS.-iPi-Fol-
lowing the suspension az three stu
dents in the Eastern High School for
Girls for alleged intoxieation in class
last week. DR.. David Y. Wc-lcin. 81
perintendent Of public instruction,
sought today "a determine whether
liquor can be purchased by students
from neighborhood speakeasies, as
hsa hccn reported.
The girls were suspended after
they had caused a general disturb
ancc III class. School officials said
the girls were under the Influence of
liquor. Search revealed an empty
liquor bottle in a rest room.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28
SUICIDE OF ROY, rs. DUE
TO SUICIDE OF GIRL, IL

STREATHAM. Eng. Jan. Az an
adjourned inquest over Denis Emit
whistle. "A ~16-ycar-old s~choolboy who
hanged himself. a verdict was return
Cd that his suicide was due % brood
iag over that ~ i~i-ycar-old Ethel
Watts. who threw herself from tine
root Of n building. The girl had left
= note saying she was weary q the
world. The boy knew her only slight
iv. but his parents said he had
hronded constantly over her death.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28

Ben F~reudenstcin. Brownsville
business a who returned last
week from a trip I'd New York City.
and being a fight fan, saw Max
Schmelling in action. Freuden-
stein declares Schmelling looks like
a conner to him, and being an au-
thority on the ability Of fighters.
Freudenstein's remarks concerning
the German. are interesting.
Watch out for Schmelling," Ben
said last week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28
SAN BENITO GIRLS
ESCAPE FROM FIRE
(Srecisl 20 The Heraldl

SAN BENITO. Jan. 2s.-TcleEramE
"a parents here az two san Beuito
girls in the Luther Hall dormitory
at Bolton which was destroyed hy
flames early Saturday morning, state
that the girls had narrow escapes
from death.
Misses Winston Cooke and Grace
Mcmillan were reported a. escaping
only with wraps.
The girls were housed IN other
dcrmitorics following the fire.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28
Fuchs and Dugan
Confer on Salary

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-P-Presi-
dent-managcr Emil Fuchs, Of the
Boston Braves, is still trying to iron
out contract differences with Joe
Dugan. who the Judge hopes will play
third base for him this
Joe and the Judge talked over the
situation here yesterday. Joe left
the conference in a good hUmor, but
unsigned. Fuchs offered Jumping
Joe" a salary somewhat below what
he received from the New York Yam
KEGS. but took care Of nj least a part
Of the difference by adding a bonus
clause. Dugan wants a flat salary
contract calling for a little more sal
airy and no bonus.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28
RING TOURNEY TO CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Jan. 2S.-tH1-Thc jun
Ger boxing championships % the Ma
tional Amateur Athletic Union ~
Chicago. April ISIS. will he y oi
the first big events in the new Chi
rago stadium. II has been more than
. quarter AZ a century since the am
atcur boxers came here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28
YOUTHFUL GOLFER N FLORIDA

ri. AUGUSTINE. Fla. Jan. 2S.-
tSf-Thc latest sensation IN feminine
rolf-i7-ycar-old Helen Hicks OF New
Nork-hss announced her decision
"a compete In the annual Florida
cast coast womcn's championship
tournament here March SO.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28
Day in Congress

lby The Associated Prese.J
Monday.
Senate gees ahead with debate cf
cruiser construction bill, calendar
day In house.
Agricultural tariffs before house
ways and means committee.
House merchant marine committee
continues with bill 10 prolong life Wy
radio commission.
Senate public lands rur1m .ttre ran-
siderr Walsh report WV SnIzir lease
Of Salt Greek royalty ell
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28

CHICAG0.-MrS. Ethel Thurston
testified I'm her divorce Erit that Nor
husband even shaved ar his lovely
moEstaeha 10 annoy her.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28
ATTENDANCE RECORD

LINCOLN. Neb.. Jan. 2S.-tP-Thc
University Of Nebraska football team
hung up a new attendance record in
1925 for C~nnrhusker gridircr aftrsr-
ticns. FIsyins 70 1875 paid adriir-
slcrA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28
NEW SPORTS CKNrER

PITTSBURGH. Jan. aS.-gP-Ths
new Keystone Athletic club. = III.
story building costing $4,000, COO
Isl opened here, Is equipped for all
types Of indoor sport.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28
ElGHTS LAST


tRN the Associated rress)
MANILA. r. Billy Gordon.
Portland. Ore. knocked out Rough"
pumaguilas. faN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28

MADISON. Wis. Jan. as-r-Thr
University cf Wisconsin TN ~ build
a field hcusr "a Lake Msndota. II
vii be ready fer occupancy next fall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28

light an interesting csse in which
the new sherman hackers are spared
the necessity Of soliciting funds
with which 70 start a club. The facts
we're reported at the Lone Star lea
que meeting last week. IL seems
that back about 1915, the Sherman
club sold a player TO the Chicago
White Sox for 1900. The Sherman
club dropped Va Of the league be-
cause Of a Sunday baseball law and
the money for the player vas never
collected.
"Ncw. II IN reported. Commissioner
lands has ordered the White Sox
to xetsie the obligation. The sherman
territory has a claim CT $1,000
against il. bat the new hackers can
square that off and have a little
over 5000 ~ a nucleus with which
% start when they get the money
from the White So1."
So. it can readily Be seen that
when a town ID q member or organ
ized baseball, rs the commit
tee which Is 10 so all over the VAL
ley tomorrow in en- attempt to put
the towns under the jurisdiction az
Judge Lands. they viii be protected.
III ! player is developed ana sold III
! CHER company. that club all Get
it, money.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28
Dempsey Doing
Roadw0rk Today
Trying Self Out

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Jan. 2s.-tR
Road work stood on Jack Dcmp-
sey's schedule for today as n well
come diversion from the labors Of
promoting the Sharkey-Stribling
fight.
Final arrangements for the DIS
n0sal of tickets ~ the fight were
made today. The pasteboards are TO
bc sent out Tuesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28

MACON. Ga. Jan. 2s.-OP1-W. L.
(Youngl Striking will not inaugu-
rate Y rigid training campaign for
his fight with Jack Sharkey at Miami
Beach February 2T. hr said hero on
his arrival from New Orleans, where
Ralph Smith was the victim ot
Strihlinr's liith knockout victory.
The former school boy b%attler N
nounced he il in perfect condition
because w frequent fights, and he
will do only light road work and
enough boxing "a keep him In trim.
Stribliuy has a corps of sparring
partners lined Up. however, chief
amonr them being Martin Burke,
New Orleans heavyweight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28

What does this mean, To the
writer ID suggests that Sharkey
smells defeat at the hands Of Young
~Stribling, and should this come true
the Boston Sailor would be a side
issue in the fight game. In other
words he has a chance to CLEANUP
before he fights the Georgia boy. and
considering Madison Square Garden
mogulS his enemies" he isn't looking
hither and thither rs 70 the POSSIBLE
tiles Of his being rendered horS de
combat By either Heency or the
Spaniard; and If he never fights
S~tribling he doesn't care.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28

Since the clcsc az the Sumrc of
1923, sherman. Texas. hasn't had a
ball club. That year they were
members o. the Texas Association.
composed Of Waco. Austin, Marlin.
Mcxia and 1orsicana. They are now
members 81 the Lone Star league.
being admitted az n meeting Of Of
ficiais several weeks. ago. this lea
rue being composed Of Tcxarkana.
Paris. Palestine. Nexia. C,rSicsaa,
Tyler. Arkmore ard Nuskoree, Ok.
and now sherman. also. IN last
weeks issue OF the Sporting News
an interesting slant on the sherman
baseball situation. u given ~ TEL
lows:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28

Give Jack Sharkey credit. No
sooner had he gained a decision
over n. q. Christner in Madison
Square Garden Friday night than
he ups and signs a contract TO
fight either Heeney or Uzcudua
on February olive DAYS BE-
FORE HIS SCRAP WITH STEIB-
LING.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28

DID 1T EVER OCCUR To YOU.
BASEBALL FAN. THAT ENOUGH
PLAYERS MAY BE SOLD EACH
YEAR To TAKE CARE or THE
EXPENSE OF OPERATING A CLUB
SUCH As rs PROPOSED FOR The
Valley
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28

Tire Fort Worth dispatch dotes up
on Frazcc's football ability, but he
was a promising bali player. He
finished the season with Shreveport
after coming 70 the Sports from San
Angelo Of the West Texas league.
lie was an outfieldcr. fast. big and
aggressive. Shreveport lost an out
fielder who was certain 20 make
coed this year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28

LOOKS LIKE A GOOD CARD.
THE FIGHTERS REPORT THEM
SELVES IN Al CONDITION. AND
THEY HAVE DEMONSTRATED IN
THE PAST THEY WILL FIGHT
APPARENTLY THERE rs NOTHING
TO KEEP THIS FROM BEING TENS
BEST CARD.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28

" Nothing that could Be- said
shout him would be too much was
the comment Of Raymond BEAR
Wolfe now assistant athletic dircc-
tor and team-matc Of Frazcc.
"The flag in front Of the main
building ~ r. q. U. hung AZ half
mast during the last part Of the
week"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28

Fans arc expected TO fill 10 oscr-
flow ing the skating rink tonight
for the bouts. Advance ticket
sales have heen good, and with ex-
cellcnt weather. many fistic bugs"
from up the Valley arc expected 20
he ON hand. Promoter Becerril
has all arrangements complete. and
states tho fights will be run off as
fast a. possible. and With no in-
termission Of any length between
bouts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28

+" lie was one az the best full
backs | ever coached said Matty
pecially adept al backing up the line
and was considered as ono Of the
best defensive backs in the South
western loop. He was one az the
BEST defensive men | have ever seen
anywhere said Ed kubale. Frog
line coach. He certainly was the
best ~line-backer in the conference
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28
CPORTS

BY BISHOP CLEMENTS

Boxing card tonight at $3.50. Thirty
rounds Of boxing at Fort Brown skat-
ins rink.
Hcadlining this, the third card be-
ing put on by Promoter Tex Becer-
rii. are two heavyweight leather
pushers, Roberto HinoJosa and Ralph
Leach, who arc scheduled TO go 10
rounds.
Two six-round bouts. and two four
round encounters. Billy Williams
Of Brownsville and Kid Guerra Of
San Benito. are scheduled TO go one
of the six round routes. This bout
Is expected to DC a thriller. Guerra
has shown that he will fight, and
carries q punch that Is deadly. once
Il lands, and IL has landed quite frc-
qucntly in past bouts at the post.
Williams il a crafty little scraprer,
and the ils-pound boys are about
evenly matched.
The Washington times., 1929-10-04
SHENAN D OAH
PARK FUND
CROWS

j.. WINCHESTER Va, Oct. 4.-The
Shenandoah National Park is making
splendid progress. and sufficient
funds are in sight to complete the
purchase OF the Blue Ridge Noun.
tain area and turn it over to the
Fedora Government.
Col. Glen Smith, of Washington,
secretary Of the Southern Appla.
chan National Park Commission,
said today.
Colonel Smith was enoute to the
Blue Ridge Mountains to look after
the Government engineering corps.
now making the final boundary line
survey for the park.
The park movement Is prepa ring
a great deal Of detail work, like the
boundary work survey and prepara.
ton for buying the optional land.
Congress has appropriated $780,.
O0J to make the survey of the
boundary lines. We need $35, 900
more 10 complete this survey and
this amount Is included in the Fed.
eral budget to be presented to the
next session of Congress.
Land In the northern end of the
park is now being optioned and the
price asked by land owners Is rea-
sOnable