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Evening star., 1936-03-22
CHAMPION HOPES
TO EQUAL KRAUSS
Third District Loop Title
at Hand Due to Great
Stretch Drive.
BY ROD THOMAS.

~ ACK with the pack from the
start Of the race, the Man O.
War of the District Bowling
IL League. Joe Harrison. is whiz-
cling down the stretch with mere two
leaps, as 1t were, between him and a
triumph that would place his name
beside that Of the immortal Harry
Krauss, the only duckpin shooter ever
to win the District League champion
ship three times.
The bowling world was acclaiming
Joe Freschi of the Grand Central
Valet team virtual champion of the
Capitals strongest duckpin organiza-
ton, when Harrison of the Occidental
Restaurant FIVE. began his stretch
drive, setting sail after Freschi with
o true stake horse lift in tempo.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
CHIEF p. o. INSPECTORS.
(3-Man Teams.)
Season Records.

Hish team ssme-sparrows. 3e4.
High team set-Piseons, 959.
High individual same-Yurovecz, 49,.
High individual set-Whitely. 363
High averases-Wannon, 110-6; Monte.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
L0UD0UN MINES ELECT
Gartrell, New President of Loop.
Calls Meeting March 81.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MIDDLEBURG, Va, March 21.-
Arthur Gartrell of Middleburg has
been chosen president of the Loudoun
County Base Ball League for the 1896
season. Serving with him will be
Robert S. Wright Of Lovettsville, Sec
retary-treasurer. The directors will be
Earl Poston, Round Hill; George D.
Rhodes, Leesburg; Arthur Frye, Luck
ettS; Turner Wright, Middleburg, and
Randolph Tillett, Ashburn.
President Gartrell has announced a
meeting for March 81 in Leesburg,
when schedule for the season will be
adopted and other plans made.
Evening star., 1936-03-22

And now. with the wire a reach dis
tant. Harrison is in 'front.' The Dis
trlct League season has two weeks to
run. The figures stand: Harrison,
1872; Freschi. 1924, each having
rolled 66 games.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
LADIES' PROCUREMENT DIVISION
Season Records.

High sveraees-Gude. a.; Thompson.
80: Stayton. 81: Parillo. SO
HIGH individual sets-Gude. $50; Hau-
senfiuck. 31l
High spares-Thompson 1850; GUIDE
6S-57
High team eames-Alley Cats. 416;
Pinettes. 40.
HiRh team sets-cardinals. 1875; Pin
cites. 1,3l9.
High strikes-Anderson 1880; GUIDE.
11-57.
Individual high games - Hausenfuck
123; Anderson. I22.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
LADIES' AGRICULTURE.
Season Records,
ELKs.
Season Records,

High team set-Bro. Love. 1879.
High team game-Charity. GOT.
High individual set-Brown, 432.
High individual game-PeterS. 100.
Hish strikes-Bakeney, a.
High spares-Blakeney. 1875.
High averase-Blakeney. 119.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
DEPARTMENT. STORE,
Season Records

| High team same-S. Ksnn Sons Co., 631 .
High team set-Woodward g. Lothrop,
! LISA.
| High individual gsme-Irwin Simon. SO.
High individual set-Irwin Simon. $50.
High strikes-Johnny Anderson. 54.
High spares-Johnny Anderson. 20l.
Hieh averages - Johnny Anderson
| 122-40; Irwin Simon. 116-12; Bill King
| solver. 1890.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
TABLE TENNIS PUT OFF
Bassford's Absence Causes City
Meet Postponement.

PoStponement of the second annual
District of Columbia table tennis
championships, originally scheduled
to begin tomorrow night, was an
nounced yesterday by Morris B Bass
ford, president of the d. C. T. T. A.
His recent absence from the city
and consequent inability to supervise
preparations were given as the prin-
cipal reasons for the postponement
Evening star., 1936-03-22
Individual Averages.
WHATS IN A NAME"
Season Records.

High averages-Weinberg.. 10O-31: Mo-
ran. 9g-2S. Hayes, 99-16 Kaufman
99-l1: Miller. 96-1l: Bryant. 95-53
High individual games-Weinberg 153
Kaufman 143
High individual sets-weinberg. 365:
Ryder. 345.
High team games and sets-W. A. c. g.,
1000.
High spares-Weinberg Isl: Hayes.
1.65.
HiEh strikes-HayeS .3O4: Kaufman,
High fiat game-Klier. 95,
Evening star., 1936-03-22
LADIES. DISTRICT
Season Records

High team game-Rosslyn. 619.
High team set-Arcadia. Ing.
High individual game-Rena Levy. 15Q.
High Individual set-Marg Smith, .3e3.
Hish average-Lorraine Gull. 116-12.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
GUARD RIFLEMEN AHEAD
Sergt. Harrell High Scorer in Win
From Marine Corps Team.

District National Guardsmen de-
feated the Marine Corps Institute
rifle team in recent match at the
National Guard Armory. 1,405 to 1877.
Sgt. T. L. Harrell of the National
Guard was high scorer with a total of
286. Scores:
Evening star., 1936-03-22

Nh Meath, heavyweight thor
wv oughbred, owned by Fred
4 a erick M. Warburg, New York
banker and sportsman, today won the
coveted Middleburg Bowl, emblematic
Of hunter supremacy, in the annual
Middleburg hunter trials, held on the
estate of Daniel G. Sands, M. F. H.,
here.
Meath, a big, sturdily-built son Of
Herculaneum and Navan, galloped on
to his fences like a good hunter
should, taking them with the ease
and calmneSs that indicated that
jumping stiff barriers in heavy going
was all the part Of days work with
him.
The famous bowl, one of the hand
soonest trophies for which hunting
horses compete in this country, until
this afternoon had remained in the
possession of Mrs. John Hay Whitney,
whose horses had won it every year
since it was placed in competition
four years ago. Mrs. Whitney, be-
cause of a recent death in her fam
lily, did not defend the bowl today.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
RossYLN INDEPENDENT.
Season Records.

High team game-Herndon Market. 643.
High team set-Smyser's Pharmacy.
1928.
man, 120-3S; Freschi, 1886.
High individual games-Hayerty, 1877;
Jarman. 167; Cooke, 1873.
High individual set-Jarman. 426.
High strikes-Jarman, S.
High spares-Spilman. 272.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
LUTHERAN,
Season Record,

=. High team sets-st; Paurs No. /, 1888;
st. Johns No. . 1924.
Hish team sames--st. Paul's No. 1,
594; Luther Place. 517.
High individual sets-Heim (St. Pauls
No: l.. 1853: s. Soiem (AtonementD. 362
High individual games-S. Solem
6Atonement). 14e: Wendt tSt. Johns No.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
SECTION d.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team set-Holy Trinity Q. 1923.
High average-Lowry tSt. Martin's).
High individual set-Pepin Holy
Trinity 81. $3.50.
High individual games-Reilly Holy
Trinity d. 142; Foley (Holy Trinity u,
142; McGahey tSt. Martin's). 142.
High strikes-Brannon (Holy Trinity
%, 33.
High spares-Brannon Holy Trinity
~. 1l9.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
Victory Is Popular.

MEATH, well hammered and fencing
cleanly, loomed as the winner
when the judges picked him for the
blue in the middle and heavyweight
division of the class for hunters owned
and ridden by members of a recog-
niZed hunt.
Called out for the judging for COM
petition, in which only the first 10
horses were picked from the four
classes on the program, the Warburg
gelding passed the critical test of dis
cernlng judges and took the trophy.
The triumph was a popular one. the
big bay being acclaimed as one of the
outstanding heavyweight hunters in
America.
The trials were held in a bowling
March wind that cut spectators like
knife, and in going made heavy bv
recent rains. There were a number
OF spills, none of them serious.
MASTERS PLATE-For hunters. ridden
pgesen,ed S1i1Teh ~ ~ years OLD and under plate
bulletin owned and ridden by Miss Nancy
!Selln OF Middleburg: second Parade Nv
HadI MddiebaTnFo: ano tidasn tb1qs Ny. 5y O. Furr 81
u
burg. 44i' Eaioule-
VIRGINIA PLATE-onen IN brr,or,
owned and ridden by members or snbs
Scrioers OF an organized hunt. Light weight
9ViSon-Flrst. Dual Control owned by
r. N Warourg and ridden by Miss Bel
mont; second; Billy Button owned and
aidaen by Arthur White: third Pink Way.
Owned oeined and ridden by Mr. White Heavy
Eelsht dlvision-First. Meath owned bv
F. NJ Warburg.. ridden by Miss Kenyon;
second. Skirl I'd. owned by W H Bowes
Mia; yohn; owned and ridden by Mrs. Robert
OWNERS UP CLASSFor hunters that
nave oeen hunted at least six times since
november /. 1885. ridden by owner
PirS Dun Me. owned and ridden by
and ridden by Turner wiltshire; third
Queen Tors. owned by Newmary Farm
ridden by Buddy Ward "
fhIkS OF HUNTERS-First entry
James 7. Pennybaker Washington; second,
pairs, D. o. FUR. jr.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
Season Records,
GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE.
Saaann RaenxAn

Hish team set-CIaims. 1,757.
High team game-Claims. 657,
High individual game-Groth. 100.
Hiah stfikes-Miller, As.
High spares-Bradt. 1871.
High averase-Miller. 114-16.
Evening star., 1936-03-22

High team set-St. Peters, SOL
High team game-ISt. Peters 626
High average--Larry Cook (St. Peter's),
1928.
High individual set-Norwig (St. Peter's,
400: Ticer (St. Peter'sl. 400.
High individual eame-C. Morris tSt
High strikes-o'Neil Cst. Anthony's). 40.
High spareS-A. A. Cyr Nativity %.
1872
Evening star., 1936-03-22
Season REGARDS

High team set-Jumbo Bread. 17Sn
Hish team same-Sanitary Once. 619.
Hleh syerase-W. La Billie SANITARY
High irdividual set-c. w. Gartrell
Hish individual game-c Goodwin (Jum-
Evening star., 1936-03-22
ARLINGTON COUNTY.
Sea son Records,

High team game-Arlinston Trust. GIL 4.
High team Set-Kirby'S Service. 1.721.
High ayerages-Spilman. l2O-5O; Lucas
11a,22; Clarke; 1881.
High individual game-B. Mahoney
Hish individual set-Spilman. 4ls.
High strikes-B Mahoney. Al,
High spares-Spilman. I99.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
Weekly HiEh,

High team set-DoughnutS. ,1O3.
High team Eame-Doughnuts sol.
High individual set-Tallant (Sanitary
High individual same-A. Graham (vege-
table Department., las.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
TAKOMA SUBURBAN.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High tesm set-Happy Five. 1853
High team eanle-FritZ Billiards $50.
High individual set-Berman tFritz).
424.
1ssa bish individual same-Rerman 'Fritz''
High strikes-Rittenhouse (Happy F4ve),
High spares-Mudd tFritz). 1913.
High average-Mudd 'tFritz). 1896
Evening star., 1936-03-22
JUDD & DETwEILER
TECHNICAL STAFF.
Season Records.

High individual sames-Reigelrna an
tSight. No. ID, 179; Deutsch CBd. Mt. No.
A., 1866.
No aif m 4 inaiS;a1a cfsaey r. R No ~ nsfs 4fs
Garrison tBd. Mt. No. %. 4Os.
High team, gsmes-Miscl. No. 1. SOS;
:, High team sets.-B. NJ. No. 1. 1905;
Sight, No. l. 1.7S6.
High fiat games-Lattin tsight. No. ~.
97; Keller CPlat. g. Pol. No. -, 81; Garri-
High ayeragesGspilman tsight. No, y,
High strikes-Lattin lsieht. No. II. 4s;
Flaharty (Miscl;,o No. ID. A; Reigelman
o. High spares-Beavers GMiscl, No; !.
man Or. Rm.. No. -. 217.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
@E<!HE50.

Round 8 came to a close in last eve
ning's play with Do aid c. Mugridge
champ of the Capital City Chess Club
and Vladimir Sournin, international
master, vying for the crown.
The deciding games in the fino Is
will be played Saturday evening al
Hotel Gordon. Pairings are: Will
nich-KesSler, Sournin-Knapp, Stark
Hesse. Naidel-Eaton and Mugridge-
Ramme. the firSt-named wearing the
White colors.
WilInich Bows to Sournin.
I UNEXPECTED opposition con-
fronted Vladimir Sournin in the
sixth round of the league tournament
when Konrad Willnich accepted the
proffered queens pawn opening. Will
Mich failed to obtain a draw at the
crucial stage to the chagrin of D. H
Mugridge. ranking player. for a draw
would have placed Mugridge securely
In the lead.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
d. C. REPAIR SHOP.
Season Records.

High tam set-Landscapes. 1920.
High team eame-Tinners. 594.
High individual set-Guether CT1nners),
Hish individual same-storsy Tlec.
triciansl. l65.
High strikes-E. Wesley Landscapes). 80,
High Spares-Guether (Tfnnersl o3l
High average - Guether (Tinners), f,
Evening star., 1936-03-22
MERCHANT FLEET CORP.
Season Records.

High individual games-Man, McNaIly.
1S5: woman, Berry. IA.
High averases-Man, McNally. 1O7;
woman. Berry. 81
High strlkes-Man. C. Lewis, "a: wom-
High spares-1Man. McNally. 80; wom-
High team set-Tankers. 1892.
3pO, woman, Berry. H22
Evening star., 1936-03-22
HEBREW INTER-CLUB.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Menorah. 623.
High team Set-EQuity, 1929
High average-Bortnick Vista, 1883.
High individual game-Levy Pals. IB5.
Hish individual set-Goodman Equity,
40S.
High strikes. Singer CMenorah). So
High Spares-Bortnick Vista. 1877.
High nat Rame-Ginsberg (Owls) and
Tenanbsum (Ebron). 96
Evening star., 1936-03-22
TAKOMA CHURCH.
Season Records.

High team set-Catholic Mission. 1.736
High team game-Emory M. E., 614.
High individual set-Binks (Albrisht).
159.
High strjkes-sherbahn (Pres. II. SO.
Hish spares-Rittenhouse tpres. 81. 217.
High average-Rittenhouse (Pres. p.
116.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
SECTION E.

Season Records.
High team set-St Peters ., 1,542.
High team game-Sacred Heart .. $50.
High averase-Dunnigan (St. Peters
-, 1O4.
High individual set-Dunnisan (st.
Peters A., 1852.
High individual games-Dunnisan est
Peters A., las; Keller (St. Peters 81,
l4S
High strikes-wassamann (sacred
Hish spares--c. Mcclure tsacred Heart
Evening star., 1936-03-22
WARBURG HUNTER
FIRST IN CLASSIC
Smoothness Marks Meath's
Triumph in Race for Mid
dIeburg Bowl.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special DlSpatch 70 Inc Star.
N Ar IDDLEBURG, Va, March 81.
mn Meath, heavyweight thor
V oughbred, owned by Fred
4 erick M. Warburg, New York
Evening star., 1936-03-22

Season Records.
High team set-A. A. A.. l.S43.
High team Eame-A. A. A.. 65S.
High individual set-RothReb (Takoma
Motor, 425
Hieh Individual Eame-sherbahn tF. q.
e.. 1855
Hieh strikes-Stephenso "A. A. A.. 43.
High spares-Sherbahn F g. e.. 1S9.
High av.rage-Rothgeb (Takoma Motor,
1922.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
WAR DEPARTMENT.
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
LADIES' INDEPENDENT,
Season Records.

High averages-Dugan. 1926: Payne,
9S-32
High individual Eames-Burns, 1eo;
High individual sets-Burns. $50; Payne,
High strikes-Payne and Calvasno. 81.
High spares-Burns. l20; Bechtold, 1l5.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
TECH RIFLEMEN BEATEN
Lose Match to Navy Plebes at
Annapolis, 1871,

ANNAPOLIS, Md. March 21.-Navy
Plebe rifiemen ended their season by
defeating Tech High Of Washington
today. 1857 to 1884.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
Season Records

Season Records.
High team set-Holy Name 1.7O7,
High team game-Holy Name, 62S.
High averaeeS-Kapanke (St. Peters o.,
10; Van SAINT tSt. Francis de Sales i.
ITO.
High individual set-van Doren
blessed SACRAMENT, 425.
Hish individual game-Van Doren
blessed Sacramen), 1872.
High strikes-Kapanke (St. Peters q.
High spares-Kapanke (St. Peters 2),
ISL; Jack Hassett (St. Peters IL, 151.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
COMMERCIAL.
Season Records

High team same-City Cab. 613.
High team set--Diamond Service. 1,76S
High individual same-Parsons, III.
High individual set-ParSons. 455,
High average-Parsons. 1909.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
METHODIST PROTEsTANT.
Season Records.

70 Hish team same-Mount Tabor No. 1.
Hish team set-North Carolina Avenue.
high ayerage-stalcup Fort Myer
High individual game-staleup Tort
10 High Individual set-Ross Calvary,
=, Hish strikes-Rupenthsl Mount Tabor
Heishts), 1875.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
Pulls Team Tn With Him.


RACK in 1918. 1920 and 1921 (war
eliminated one season., Harry
KrauSs of the celebrated Royals out
shot the finest fields the city could
present. To equal that all-time rec
ord. Harrison needs one more victory.
For the last two years the Occidental
anchor man has ruled the District
League roost with few to give him
serious competition.
To overtake Freschi, Harrison rolled
in succession set of $40. 376. 1888. 374
and 427, which represented a pace of
l28-l0 for Is games. At the same
time Freschi was shooting 391, 377,
BAT. 372 and BAT for a l5-string aver
age Of 1924.
The Occidental team. defending
titleholder, was fioundering when
Harrison began his squirt. In third
place and five games behind the
leader, Heurich Brewery. the Occi-
dental appeared doomed to ultimate
defeat. Their showing at times was
so mediocre that the champs sponsor,
Fred Buchholtz, even-tempered. gen.
erous Freddy, expressed something
that Smacked of disgust.
"I don't know whether I want any
more bowling teams" he said sadly.
But Freddy is cheerful again. Rally
ing behind Harrison the Occidentals
have pulled up to within a game Of
first place. which is held jointly by
the Heurichs and the Grand Cen
trails. It's a little ironic that Harri-
sons bowling should have brought this
change, for Joe, who captained the
team to the pennant last year, was
deposed by Buchholz this season.
A RaZzle-Dazzle Finish.
WHAT with the struggle between
Harrison and Freschi and the
three-way scrap for the team title, the
District League finish promises excite
ment galore. 1t Is probable that the
individual and team championships
will be decided on the final night.
On Thursday night, April 2. Occi-
dentals will meet Convention Hall at
the hall while the HeurichS and Grand
Centrals tangle at the Georgetown
Recreation.
On the following Thursday, the Oc-
cidentals and Heurichs will clash at
Convention Hall while the Grand
Centrals and Arcadians oppose at the
Arcadia.
The schedule gives Buchholz's men
o break. Convention Halls team is
rated pushover for the champs and
while the Occidentals are plucking
clover the Heurichs and Grand Cen
trails will be pushing each other among
the briars.
Wind-up night will bring together
the Occidentals and Heurichs at the
Hall and the Grand Centrals and
Arcadians at the Arcadia. There is
strong possibility that for the sixth
time in the leagues history. which
dates from 1906, the pennant will be
won on total pins. AS matters stand,
the Heurichs, although a game to the
good, are 254 sticks behind the Grand
Centrals and trail the Occidentals by
244.
It's a break for Harrison that he is
TO shoot his last six games at Con-
vention Hall. 1t was on the welI-kept
drives OF this giant plant that Joe
nrst achieved fame as a bowler and
whether attributable to the drives or
70 psychology or to both, it's a fact
he invariably marks up his highest
scores at the Hall.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
Bowling Standings and Season Records
ODD FELLOWS,
Season Records.

Season Records.
High individual game-Clagsett. 161.
High individual set-Perce Elicit, 400,
High team Eame-Amity No. Q 6O7.
HEB HEB team team set1,;Amity No: 1855.
Hish spares-Wally Donaldson, 1874.
High averase-Frank Donaldson. 1l6.4o.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
" I
Summaries:
Holy Name Loop
SECTION A.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team set-Holy Comforter I 1.757
Hieh team game-Holy Rosary. a.
116. 49,
High individual set-Nicro CHoly Rosary,
High individual game-Nicro Holy
Rosary) 1877 '
High strikes-Edinger holy Name u,
-, High, spares-w. Woody (our Lady of
Victory, 154.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
CLYDE KELLY.
Season Records.

High team game-Sextons. 564.
High team set-Teachers. 1918.
Hish individual game-Baldwin, 14o.
High individual set-Kane, 3S1.
High aVeraee-Kane Ill,
High spares-Kane. $50
High strikes-Stamps "a.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-10
REA Offered
Lower Rates
THIRD SCHEDULE SENT
TO WASHINGTON FOR
APPROVAL

Indications that the REA pro-
ject in Redwood county will be
underway before long were
stronger this week as a new rate
schedule was submitted by the
Springfield municipal power plant
and the board Of directors Of the
organization met expecting to
hire an engineer for preliminary
work on the set-up.
Meeting Thursday night at
Clements, county REA directors
received telephone call from the
Springfield city council which Of
fered a rate lower than that
which the same group submitted a
few months ago. The new sched-
ule, Immediately relayed to
Washington for approval, provid-
es for a rate of one and three
quarters cents a kilowatt for the
first 10000 kilowatts, a cent and
half for the next 10000 and a
cent and quarter for 10000 kill
owatt blocks thereafter. The av-
erage, however, can not be lower
than a cent and half.
The previous estimate was Its.
1.65 and 1.50 in blocks Of Is, 900
kilowatts.
Expecting the project to be ap-
proved, the board met Wednesday
night to arrange to hire Mr.. Buhl,
Wells engineer who has agreed to
do preliminary work without
charge If Washington does not ac-
cept the rate.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-10
FarmersStudyI
MapsofFarms
SERIES OF MEETINGS
CONTINUES THROUGH
THIS WEEK

Examination of maps of their
farms, prepared by the soil con-
servation offices, had been made
by approximately half the farm
ers in Redwood county by We'd
nesday.
Today township meetings for
examination of the drawings viii
be held at the Wabasso city hall
for New Avon and Gales; at the
Gabriel hall In Wanda for Water
bury and Willow Lake; at Glenn
ents for Sundown and Three
Lakes and at Seaforth for Sheri-
dan.
Friday Westline farmers VIII
meet In the Milroy hall and Un-
derwood and Vesta township res
idents In the Vesta hall. Paxton.
Redwood Falls township and
Homer meetings win be held
Saturday, the place not yet des-
ignated.
Sign-up for the 1877 soil con-
sexvafion program Win probably
benin next week afnEE the maps
have been c0rrecfE&
The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-10
Essig Man, 66,Badly
Frozen, Fights Death
FARMER SPENDS BITTER
COLD NIGHT PINNED
TO GROUND

Sleepy Eye-Although he is
destined to be a cripple for the
remainder of his years, 66-year-
old Essig man, William Knoll,
fights for life at the Loretto hospi-
tai in New Ulm after spending a
sub-zero night pinned to the
ground beneath the huge limb of
tree which fell upon him.
Knoll, whose home is in the
river bottomlands north of Essig,
was cutting down trees near his
home Friday afternoon and had
driven a wedge to force off large
limb when it suddenly fell,
knocking him to the ground and
pinning him tightly.
He lay in the woods all night
and was not discovered until a.
m. Saturday when a neighbor,
Christ Kolsing, came upon him
He was rushed to the hospital inn
mediately.
-, Circulation of blood in his left
arm, by which he was pinned to
the cold ground, was completely
shut off and the member was
frozen solid. Doctors are thaw-
ing it out slowly but are certain
that amputation will be necessary.
He was able to exercise, pain
fully, other limbs which is un-
doubtedly all that saved his life.
Fingers on his right hand were
frozen, however, and may have to
be amputated but his frozen toes
probably can be saved.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-10
FARMERS PAY
DEBTS FASTER
THAN REQUIRED

Principal payments and special
payments in full on federal land
bank loans made during the first
nine months of this year were
more than $4,000 greater than
the amount of principal INSTALL
ments that normally would have
come due for payment in that per-
iod.
President Roy A. Nelson of the
Federal Land Bank of st. Paul
analyzed the repayments as indi-
eating an encouraging disposition
of farmers to wipe out their farm
mortgage debts as rapidly as pos
sible. He said: "It is significant
that such volume of repayments
in excess of requirements is being
made. This means that agricul-
ture in many sections of our dis
trict, though not in all, has pass
ed out of the depression period
and is now in position to meet
financial problems in normal
way"
The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-10
WINS HONOR ACCORDED
BROTHER; WILL TALK
OVER RADIO

Catherine Joneson Of Redwood
Falls has received an honor ac-
corded her brother, Oscar Joneson
Jr. in 1894, it was learned Tues
day as announcement was made
that she is one of 10 winners in
the statewide Christmas seal essay
contest.
She viii read her paper over
radio station WCCO Thursday,
December II at 2::35 p. m and
win receive a gold medal In re-
coenition Of her selection. An
nouncemenf of the final winner
from the 10 contestants win be
made December "a.
In 1894 her brother read his es-
The Redwood gazette., 1936-12-10
Catherine J0nesOn's Essay
Among First Ten IN State

say over the radio and received a
medal as third place winner in
Minnesota.
"The Thirty Years Fight
Against tuberculosis was the
subject Of the contest, which was
sponsored by the Minnesota Pub
lie Health association and the wo-
mems auxiliary to the Minnesota
State Medical association. Judges
in the contest were Miss Melba
H1rd Of the speech department Of
the University Of Minnesota, Mrs.
Martin Nordland, Minneapolis,
former president Of the women's
auxiliary to the Minnesota State
medical association, Mrs. v. C..
Armstrong Of st. Paul and DR..
Kathleen Jordan Of Granite Falls.
Judges Of the local contest were
Mrs. J. b. Philbrick, Mrs. B. r.
Finn and Mrs. Scott Schoen.