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Evening star., 1937-04-04

CURLY-HAIRED youth with an
n alto horn in his hands faced
~ his instructor over the music
Hold your mouth loose" said the
instructor, II want low note"
The youth watched intently and put
the instrument to his lips. 1t re-
sponded with low blast
Now tighten your lips-this note
must be higher" the instructor con-
tinued.
The boy, still watching closely. made
an effort to comply. But the note went
wrong
Tighter, tighter" said the in
structor, pursing his own lips in an
exaggerated effect.
This time the sound was better. The
instructor smiled encouragingly and
the younth relaxed and smiled, too.
It was a moment OF triumph for
both Of them.
For Milton German, the student. Il
a deaf mute, and his lessons in music
at the Boys Club Of the Metropolitan
police are just another step toward
conquest of an affliction he Is trying
to overcome.
"MnTON has been attending the
club here for more than q
year" c. j. Brown, director Of the club
at 472 street southwest, explained.
Last Summer he was mess boy 1T
our camp for four weeks and he began
to talk little then for the first time.
He reads lips pretty well and we feel
sure that these music LESSONS are go
ing to help him"
The lessons are q laborious process,
Evening star., 1937-04-04

Two rather dimcult bird word
chains complete our puzzles. Change
only one letter at q time, always
forming a real word
Change BIRD to NEST In nVe
moves.
Change SOAR to SING in hve
moves.
ANSWERS TO LAST WEEKS
PUZZLES
l. Crossword puzzle solution.
Evening star., 1937-04-04

Inc denmOons.
HORIZONTAL
1. A wise bird.
1. Tiny
S. Organ Of hearing.
6. Right (abbr).
7. Point of the compass (abbr).
9. Hawaiian Islands (abbr).
II. Victoria Cross (abbrD.
13. Pertaining to the eyes.
16. Thursday (abbr).
10. Bone.
20. Men who saw wood.
23 Mans name.
"a. To place.
VERTICAL.
l. A baby owl
g. You and I.
g. To acquire knowledge.
g. To tear
8. Character in Uncle TOMS Cabin"
9. Makes a noise like an owl.
10. The smallest State (abbr).
IL. A group of students.
IA. Toward
Is. Company. (abbr).
II. Exclamation.
10. Harp-lke instrument
10. Either.
81. Sage.
o. Dimes.
>
Here's an easy word diamond built
around the name Of another bird. The
second line Is an animal and the
fourth is clever person. Complete
the diamond.
Evening star., 1937-04-04

against normal competitors which makes
hard for them.
Of these unfortunate who hand
Of the race? Others will make
for start And be the first man
after ALI don't be discouraged just because
under difficulties That's Of the game and you
all glory. PETER PEN
Evening star., 1937-04-04
Young 'Horsey Folk"
To Stage Prize Show
Junior Hunt Manages It's Own Event, but
Hopes to Receive Some Help From Out
side Friends in Launching Enterprise.

in spectators Of course but when the
young Capital stage horse show they can
I i themselves
~ At least members Of Of local
10
Evening star., 1937-04-04
Let Bees Die.


DEE KEEPERS who are under the
- necessity Of feeding their bees over
the Winter to compensate for the
honey which is collected, sometimes
have recourse to another method Of
remaining in business Rather than go
to the expense of feeding and keeping
their bees, they let them die of and
get new stock the following Spring.
finding such . system more econom-
ical.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
ANSWERS.

I. "A nut. z. One trains the mind
and tha other minds the train. 8. The
MULTIPLICATION table. 1. Your feet Oh
too dooe. !. Tibet
Evening star., 1937-04-04
OUR EDITORIAL

IN GOLF, in racing, and In some other sports,
competitors often have what y known A .
handicap. For instance, IN = foot race, the
slowest runner may be given . start" Of several
yards. with the next slowest . couple Of yards
behind him. and the fastest man at the rear.
Thus placed, they try to reach the finish hrst.
You often hear of people being handicapped
in other ways. Perhaps some friend Of yours
has poor hearing: that is . handicap for him.
Somebody else may be weak physically; that Is
hi4 handicap And in Roin9 through life, these
Evening star., 1937-04-04
Short Sentence.

NHOff SENTENCE.
How long you in jail TO-, Mose?"
1.-TWO weeks
What am de cha'ge?"
No cha'ge, everything am free"
"Ah mean, what has you did?"
Done shot my wife"
You all killed you wife and only
n Jail TO two weeksr'
Oats alden I gets hung"
Evening star., 1937-04-04
Zeppelin Gains.

Zeppelin Gains.
The new Zeppelin has possibilities.
BY improving its crossing time, 1t
may eventually become an overnight
bag.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
The Sissies!

The SiSSieS!
did you have the car out last
night, son?"
"Yes, dad. I took some Of the boys
for q ride"
"Well, tell the boys I found one Of
their little lace handkerchiefs.
Evening star., 1937-04-04

The Star Wul pay 81 tor each
story it publishes on the subject
my Most Exciting Adventure"
Uritten By a boy on girl reader OF
the paper.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
r B I n
/
n

The names Of two more birds are
sharp and you'll find them.
We both rushed into the crowded
hall.
Evening star., 1937-04-04

Uncivilised.
Nov / Ak you," said the Indian as
he raised his weapon over his victim.
Evening star., 1937-04-04

A CURLY-HA1RED youth with an
n alto horn in his hands faced
~ his instructor over the music
"A stand
Evening star., 1937-04-04
Originality,
First Need
In Cartoon
How Artistic Talent
May Give Pleasure
to All Readers.
Bv Nick Nichols.

Editors note: Nick Nichols Is I'm
usually nell qualified to advise boys
and girls on the opportunities open
IN the cnrtoontn1 field. He has
serped as staff cartoonist tor daily
newspapers, and has had his Dork
svndicdted to newspapers through
out the country. As instructor IN
cdrtooning at the Chicago Academy
of Fine Arts, he trained many
young people Dho haze since made
their mark tn the art Dorld. He
nou operates his o1on school OF car
looming IN Chicago.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05
Annual Field Day
For Landowners Is
Set For Sept. 4th
Annual Day Sponsored By How
ard County Hunt To Be Staged
At Glenelg Home Of Club

AS first announced in last weeks
edition of The Times, the Annual
Landowners and Farmers Field Day
which The Howard County Hunt has
sponsored for number of years past,
will be renewed this year on Satur-
day, September 4th. In addition to
the enjoyable opportunity which the
occasion affords for the reunion of
residents of the County, their fami-
lies and friends, the program will be
featured, as usual, by the Horse
Show, including particularly, classes
for draft horses and colts, mules and
farm teams, following which will be
shown entries in the classes for thor
oughbred horses, hunters, jumpers
and ponies.
Following the show, there will be
several races, of which the Me-
mortal Steeplechase over a three mile
course, for the much coveted silver
trophy donated in memory of the
late E. Reed Beard, one of the found
ers of the Hunt and formerly its
Treasurer, will be the most interest.
ing and important.
In response to popular demand
it is probable that there will be re
newal of the quite historic and sen
sational event known as "The Rem
| nants of the Gay Nineties", wherein
many of the vehicles which were il
service in that day are resurrecte
and are driven in display by owner
and occupants dressed in the amusinl
and extreme styles which were i
vogue during that elegant period.
For the greater entertainment thi
year than formerly for children a
well as for elders, there also will b
a variety of amusements arranged
For those who prefer to "dine an
wine" instead of bringing their ow
lunch baskets, there will be an apps
tizing luncheon served at moderat
cost on the Club House grounds.
Several committees, comprised M
only of members of The Hunt b.
also of number of other interests
residents of the County, have bee
appointed to perfect an organizati'
to carry out all plans and to repo
their further progress at joil
g meeting to be held on Friday eve
ing, August 9Th, at the Club Hou
Iof The Howard County Hunt. In d.
course, thereafter, the more compile
details Of the program will be publ
ly announced.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05
Pomona Grange
First Quarterly Meet
Saturday, Aug. 9TH
All Day Affair To Be Held At
Patuxent Grange Hall
Smith w. BfUokhart
Speaker

The first regular quarterly meeting.
Iof the recently organized Howard
County Pomona Grange will be held
on August 2 at 1890 A., NJ. in the
Patuxent Grange Hall. The meeting
will be an all day affair and questions
of interest to every Howard countain.
will be discussed.
A. varied program. has been
arranged by County lecturer, Ian
Ross MacFarlanes. who has again
asked Mrs. Howard. Brown to. lead in
arranging novel. games and social
oddities, similar tea the ones enjoyed
iat the hast meeting Mrs. j! Wilson
Lord, Jr, will sing several popular
songs.
! At 2:31 O'clock thse meeting will be
opened to, the public hi order that all
nay. hear H0norabfe Smith w. Brook
hart of Iama, former Senator from
that State Hee has asRieved Nation
al .recognitiom for his stheEOugh under
sanding of. agricultural problems.
1t is exrestedi that a large crowd
will be on hand to welcome the speak
Ell who wilH be- the guest of the How
ards County Pomona Grange
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05
MARRTAGE LICENSES

july 3D. Frederec~ B. CotHren,
81, Washington, d. Co., and EaEthe
o. iSsepiiemnn, 20, Tai0omn Park,
Md.
july 30 George Bier. SO; Silver
Spring. Nd, and Elizabeth Jean
Beyerg 2B;. Silver Sprifgy Md.
July 3f-J- Herman Cutting, 40
Washington, d. c., and Mary R
Pun4hreX. 46, RockvAaes, Mo
July 3r-J0hn w. O'NeaiI, 80,
Chevy Glnzs@, Md, and Jhlia Re- Hen.
derson, 22. WashingoE. D G..
August 2-James n. Hoard, &c
Bebkeada. Md-, AMI L5nisa Hdlseman
a., OaktGIr, Virginia..
August Claude, Thonas Barry
o., Rethaszia, Md, and Agnes Bal
bin@ Wilding. 18, SILVER Spring, Md
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05
By PAMILCAR

way tie for first place in the Mont
gomery County Baseball League. The
other aggregations to share the glory
are Colesville and Kensington. Joe
Harris Senate Beer outfit are close
and it looks like anybody's race at
this stage.
BARNEY WELSH won his first en-
counter at Southampton, defeating an
Englishman with considerable exper-
fence. Barney has a chance to get
somewhere this Summer if he will
concentrate on the major Journeys
He won the West Virginia title but
it doesn't mean INDEPENDENTLY
when he might have stayed in the
East and vanquished Wilmer Allison,
who was not so hot at the time.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05
THE
SPORTS
PARADE

THE BUSINESS MEN got taken
Monday by the Reed Brothers aggre-
gation-but after all, the tired and
ovcr-burdened merchants and com
mercial artisans did pretty good with
out previous practice. 1t was ques-
ton of being outhit. The next game
will be Friday afternoon when the
Business Men meet the Lawyers.
Look out for lot of technicalities.
1t will almost be Supreme Court
fight, with the business men favoring
the abolition of all judges and lawy-
ers and the Lawyers seeking to run
out Of town every commercial follow
er. Question: can the lawyers use a
writ of habeas corpus to get bust
ness man off third base? Can the
attorneys rightfully ask for manda-
mus proceedings against a hurler in
the seventh inning? Can a business
man be restrained when the score is
8 to / against the Montgomery Coun-
ty Bar?
MONDAY, REED BROTHERS
play the Police. There is another
chance for squabble. Can a cop
serve warrant on the heaviest hitter
Dodge can muster? Can Fun Day be
charged with over-exertion and ar
rested in the midst of thrilling
fourth-inning rally? Can Leslie
Thompson use his manly beauty to
transfix the gallery SO as to cause the
umpire to lose his balance and there
by render screwy decisions in toto alb
absolute? We understand Reed Bros.
and the Chevrolet outfit renew their
feud Saturday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05
Humphrey Cutting

In the presence of members Of the
two families, Miss Mary R. Humphrey
Of Rockville and Mr.. ]. Herman Cut
ting of Washington were married in
the home of the bride by Rev. Johr
w. Rosenberger, pastor of the Rock
vile NJ. E. Church, South.
The bride, who is daughter of thu
late William R. Humphrey, ST., Of
Rockville, has long been connected
with the United States Post Office De-
lpartmentEg Washington. The bride
groom is also in the Government
service at Washington as an attorney
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05
Do You Follow The
P. T. A. Columns?

Do you read the column of the
Rockville Parent Teacher Association
each week in The Sentinel? This col
umn is captioned "For Our Children
and runs regularly as a feature Of
cur local news.
This is an important subject fol
you parents to consider. The Sentinel
will welcome any remarks concerning
the welfare of the children of Rock
vile and vicinity. Write attention
"The P. T. A. Column"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05
BUILDINGS PERMITS

John b Shepard. 500 Cumberlar,d
Avenue, Chevy Chase, Md 2rd
nistmek- To erests DWELLING.
John B. Shepard, 500 Cumberland
Avenue, Chevy Chase, Md Bird Dis
trict- To erect barn and corn crib
LEROY w. anai b. d Watkins. End
District. To erect dwelling.
a Francis B. sad Barbara M. Leech
r0ah Districts. To erect dwellings
Annie II. @wings, Brookevil3ss Md
Sth District. To erect barrack.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05
Boyd Presbyterian Church

Next Sunday afternoon, August g.
the Montgomery County Singing
Convention will meet at 2:30 o'clock,
in the Presbyterian Church Of Boyd
Maryland.
Divine Service at IL A. M. GOspel
Message by the Pastor. Sunday school
at 10 A. M.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05
Laytonsville M. E. Parish

Rev. w. A. Ledford, Minister
Preaching Services for Sunday,
Aug. S-Laytonsville 10 A. M; Mt.
Tabor (Etchison) II A. M, and Wes-
ley Grove (Woodfield) 8 P. M. Church
School in the morning at each ap-
pointment.
History gives few pages to che man
who decided to await developments.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05

THE SOFT-BALL LEAGUE is
now under way. The Police, the Law
yers and the Boys Club are new con-
verts to the game. Reed Brothers are
off to good start-but they have the
advantage of practice and coopera-
ton. Probably the Boys Club can
take the measure of all the rest.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05
Walnen'S Board E Raise
About $500 FrOzn' Supper

Officials of the Wcmenis Board
of M6ntgomsny County General Hos
pitsEiannounred that preliminary re-
porsas indicaesn approximately $4,000
will be raised from the chicken sup
per served Last week.
TsiRemoney will go toward the gen.
eral fund of this hospital
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05

New York's First EItyatsf
The frst elevator was installed In
the Fifth Avenue hotel. New York
City. in 1889.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05

RANGER, the expensive, plaWthing
of Harold Vanderbilt, again shows its
supremacy as T. o.. NJ Sanmith':
NEndeavor" once more= tries to win
the international sloopacup' ffq- Great
Britain- Critics point ont tfHtt f01
sheer Lack of thrills andsfor' utter dis
regard for the spending, off numey
this series outdoes anything ever at
tempted IN the name offsportt A raee
hetEeen two sailing vessels such as
che old Baltimore Clippers would b
sonathingl
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05

ROCKVILLE LOST TO KENSING-
TON Sunday and thus we see three
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05

TAXPAYERS ARE indignant over
the faiIhEe Of the State Roads, Com
mission to keep thee highways. both
large, and small, in good shape. They
claim that Maryland lis getting. So far
behiHd with her roadssthat il will re-
quirE years and miiiS0ns: of dollars
to catch uR. %All because of ttiR bad
administration of State Roads. ac-
counts."'' It is pretty hard to satisfy
the farmer when he spends taxes for
roads, and CUTS little or nothing. in re-
turn, critics of the State Roads COM
missisi1 say They point out that
there has always been dffficulty under
the present system of administering
highway funds. Politics. bad jmdg-
ment and petty selfishMess: crssp in
and the people who travel the. roads
suffer-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05
TmE CITY OF BAEHIMUHM bum

TME CITY OF BALTIMORE hxmn-
ed Last Thursday nigha.. Bfar ID hap
penRd ON the water andithee subject In
question was boat, not a city A
Federal investigating board is at
tempting to fix the hlAnaeefB1r thu dis
aster-whieh may have been a major
catastrophe had not, help, bsean nasr al
hand
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05

NIPPON APPEARS READY to
wage another long campaign in its
s'heaven-directed" mission Of civiliz-
ing the heather Chinese. The Japa-
nese government this week voted to
enrich its war chest by imposing
taxes totaling half-a-billion yen, or
roughly, in U. S. coin $3.50 100000.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05

A WILD YARN of; a trse that
yields luscious red wine" has beer
claimed to exist in the. tropical
iungles of lower Mexico. Llewelyr
Williams, curator of botany at the
Chicago Field Museum says the ma
tives chop it down, cut a. small trough
m the trunk, cover it with leaves and
let it stand for two on three days
The result: whoopee juice. ternasd de.
Hcious.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05

MEANWHILE THE. controversy
RACES over the GhAyy i'm namzang a
Supreme Court Judge to succeed
Willis Van Devanter. Congress looks
susPfciously at President Roosevelt
and spends lot. of time arguing over
relatively unirnpcstanfs naataar while
tAa session prolongs, itaalf and serious
matters are neglected. VAN Devanter
probably takes things easy in his
Howard County, domiaila, and is happy
that he is so. far removed from con.
troversial Subjects.
REPUBLICAN WOMEN have ID,
tempted to, take. some. Of the staza}
out of Coll. Harry JONES' ruling thai
women must either raise babies o.
work at their jobs. II seems to many
Observers that the Colonel (whe. in
cidentally, seems to be doing goo.
piece Of worlA has stirred up q hox
nets nest. Is It more important =
raise children than to accept and 81
State posit;onsg It would appear t
depend unon the nature Of the per
SON. Col. Jones' is logically correct il
assuming that the two should not b
mixed.
a THE NLRB has fled charge
:. AGAINST two MARYLAND firms. charrin
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05
Bu TOWNSEND HOWES:

violations Of the National Labor Re-
Iations Act. Whether the Phillips
Packing Company, of Cambridge and
the {. Grief and Bros, Inc, are gull
ty Of unfair practices will be de-
terrnined.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05

TWENTY-NINE STATE depart
ments are unwilling to be transferred
from Baltimore to Annapolis. 1t is
unfortunate. observers remarks. that
Annapolis is so far from the center
Of things. But, after all, "CrabSOwn''
is the capieal. of Maryland and either
It should be, recognized as such or the
Free State should designate Bsati-
more to be tie hub Of political activ-
ity. No other State capital is placed
in such an embarrassing position as
Annapolis. We. can! sympathize with
besh Annapolitauss and the people;
whe, for business, reasons, must oc-
casionally or frequently get IN touch
with our State officials It il q long
trek from Western Maryland and
equally 80 from the Eastern Shore
while such unprogressive- methods Of
travel prevail, uraess you age the
owner Of an automobile and have
pRenty Of time to ssAres.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05
AMERICAN MISSIONS in

AMERICAN MISSIONS IN this
Shantung are being endangered. This
American educated Madam Chians
Kai-Shek areuses the sympathy Of
other foreign nations by her desire
for the progress and enlightenment OF
her neglected country. She has done
more to promote national unity in
China than any other one person
There should be some sort of Nobel
prize for such a. type of femininity-
THE SPANISH CONFLICT wages
with both sides claiming a recent ad-
vantage. Berlin and Rome wakes i'm
patient and the dope is that unless
Gen. Franco soon. cnnqueEs the Loy-
alist armies some big war mogul
from Germany will step In and relieve
Franco of some of HIS wurries-wh
he claims are as much civil as mill
tary. For sheer cruelty and the spill
ing of blood, no other similarly sized
war can equal that aping ON IN the
land of the once proud Dons-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1937-08-05

THE NLRB has fled charges
against two Maryland firms, charging
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-23
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. Sept. % up
Another slump hit issues on the
Los Angeles stock exchange today
with two of the upper bracket
stocks going TO new lows. These
were Pacific Pub. Service, which
fell l ga to on sale of 100 shares,
and Consolidated Oil PFD. which
skidded three points to IA when 100
shares changed hands.
Sales included: Transam erica 200
shares 13 ga, down Is: L. A. In
dustries 200 shares 3A, unchanged; /;
Bandini Oil 400 shares AS. down
IA: Richfiled Oil 500 shares7, down
Ia: Republic Petroleum 200 shares
5 ga, down Ia: SUnray Oil 200
shares 3l3. down ls; standard Oil
Of Cal. 200 shares 3s. down II.
Edison Common was down IA to
2lA on sale of 900 shares; while
Edison 6 per cent PFD. was up
y TO 275s on sale of 100 shares.
Others; Union Oil SEQ shares p, un-
changed; Wellington Oil goo shares
9 down y Claude Neon 200 shares
9, unchanged; Chapman Ice Cream
100 shares IL unchanged; Emsco
100 shares 11B down h; p. g. 36
per cent PFD 100 shares, delayed
delivery, 29, unchanged; p. and r.
51z per cent PFD. 200 shares 2os'
down y.
Four issues were up, Is down and
10 unchanged. Approximate volume
of sales. $4,000 shares.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-23
Portland Scores
Second Victory
OverFriseo Nine

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. % CUP
Supporting the six-hit pitching
OF Right Handler Bill Radonits with
a furry of base hits, the Portland
Beavers won their second game OF
the preliminary play-off series with
the San Francisco Seals with 1873
victory today.
The Portlanders, league cham
pions in 1886, slammed four Seal
hurlers, including Manager Lefty
O'Doul, for II safeties in the game
which was the second of a best of
seven game series to determine the
finalists for mex weeks series for
the 1887 championship.
Fans swamed on the field in riot
Gus protest of an umpire's decision
as San Diego defeated Sacramento,
Al. for the second straight night
in their play-off.
The demonstration, which came
during San Diego's turn at bat in
the eighth inning, delayed the
game and led to election of several
players from the grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-23
Spartans to
Count on
Pass Plays

El Centro Union high schools
Spartan grid machine will open its
1887 football season tomorrow
night in the Central stadium"
against one of the strongest teams
in San Diego county, Sweetwater
high
Winners of the valley league last
season, the Spartans continued to
reign as the favorites today but
many grid experts were ready to
switch to the lighter, faster Sweet
water eleven.
FL Sentro will uncork new pass
offense in an effort TO score their
first victory Of the season and
demonstrate TO their followers that
they will again be in the thick
of the battle for the championship
they won last season.
Coach Taylor sent his squad thru
a light practice Thursday after
noon and announced his starting
lineup as follows: Smith and Gil
lett. ends: Harner and Ballou, tac-
kles; Zinn and Naito, guards;
Mazda, center; and Poole, DAM
ron Napier and Baker in the back
field.