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Evening star., 1938-06-24
STAR JUNIOR MINES
IN SEMI-FlNAL GAME
Arlingtons and Capitol Trash
Trouncers Play Sunday in
Columbian League.

Two Of the Districts foremost ju-
nior division baseball teams will battle
Sunday at Roosevelt Stadium in the
semi final round OF the Columbian
Athletic Leagues city-wide 'elimina-
ton tournament
They are the Arlington Juniors
with an undefeated record against
junior competition. and the Capitol
Trash Trouncers, winners of six con-
secutive contests
The Arlington nine has a team
batting average of over 500 and
several members Of the squad were
stars on the Arlington High School
team.
A preliminary game, a quarter
final match between Nye Council
House and Shankmans Market mines,
will start at 8 am. The feature game
will be at !.
Evening star., 1938-06-24

Dig DlaCk HSu.
Capt. Rossar J. Topping of Messic
lately, and all have brought back
blues. George c. Reedy and Rodney
M. Coggin caught Al blues, 2 bonito
and $50 pounds OF croakers Calvin
Farmer and A. Applegate did almost
as well. taking % blues and 28-
pound bonito.
A Charlottesville group, in
cluding Mason Philips and DR..
Nicholas. captured two bonito
and lost an extra large one,
Skipper Topping reports.
They also boated 10 blues and 81
large spot As yet the big blues have
not shown. nor have the small ones
come up as far as the Northwest
Middle grounds, but July should not
be far advanced before they come in.
Hardhead Catches Smaller.
All over the bay hardhead catches
have Stacked off from the heavy hauls
of last week, but they still can be
caught. Capt. Edgar Bowen Of Solo,
mons reports fair catches now and
then out in the channel off the island,
and across by Hooper Light 1t is a
sure thing" he says.
Rock. too. are down there, but
not many are being caught. 1T
takes somebody who knows how
to catch them" Capt. Bowen
informs
They are doing bit better with the
rockf1sh in the Lower Potomac, around
ST. Georges Island and off Tall Tim
bers, and up by Shady Side. according
to late information from those spots.
Evening star., 1938-06-24

Well" Myer smiled. there are
an awful lot of good hitters in this
league. It's a league of hitters."
Buddy, whom last winters hot
stove league had traded to the
White Sox and nearing the end of
a major league career. figuratively
kept his fingers crossed as he talked
Of his comeback.
you know" he said, Il haven't
been in there against many left
handed pitchers.
Detroit can't be counted out"
he said, switching to the pennant
chase. And we have a chance.
Cleveland is the only club with
stand-out pitching. No club has
hit real winning streak yet and
when one does 1t will have the Jump
on the rest. 1t might be any one
Of five.
"The Yankees have been losing
a lot Of home games and that
should be tip-off. They're usually
tough in their own ball yard"
Evening star., 1938-06-24

The speedy stripers also are making
life pleasant over on the other side
near Rock Hall. where the Chesapeake
Bay Fishing Fair will be held later thi;
season.
The striped bass which do business
mostly are taken trolling or. in few
isolated spots, by bait casting. A yell
low headed Florida feather seems to
be the favorite lure. although spinners
with bloodworm, drones and spoons
also will take their toll when presented
at the right time.
Ancient Catches Recorded.
An old record book turned up at
Alexandria Bay, N. Y. in the Thou
sand Islands region. throws some in
teresting light on catches in the good
old days. Back in the l850s. when
men took their fishing and drinking
seriously. young bucks from all over
the East went there to fish for black
bass, pickeral and muskellonge. And
they caught them, too. by the hum
dreds, as notations beside their names
in the register will attest.
In 1883 a party from Roch-
ester noted. Have fished five
days and caught S31 pickeral
and had good time generally"
Who wouldn't?
In 1856 party Of four fished two
days and landed $50 pickeral and two
sturgeon. according to the old rec
ord. And on August 2, 1854. 551a-
pound sturgeon. was hooked while
trolling for pickeral. Another notation
is caught 1900 pounds of muskel-
longe." One angler wrote, more
pickeral than you can shake a stick
at" A different story was told one
day in 1859, mo fish caught, beat il II
you can"
Yes, those were the good old days.
Evening star., 1938-06-24
Diet Is Batting Slump Cure> Myer Finds
Stomach Eosed Buddy Depths Figures

and .2o3 averages of '36 and 81.
It was pressing the .349 he rang
up in 1885.
My stomach was bad the last
two years." the soft-spoken Buddy
drawled. Il couldn't finish the SO
season. Last year I guess I
shouldn't have been playing. Lots
Of times didn't know whether I'd
be able to finish up or not.
But I have . diet now, I feel
good and I think I can keep on
hitting, with the diet and q little
luck"
The 1898 batting crown?
Evening star., 1938-06-24
Major Leaders
BY the Associated Press.
American League.

american League.
Batting-!Averill. Cleveland, $50;
Travis. Washington. .364.
W. RuIns-Foxx Boston. SO; Lewis.
Wy Runs bstted in-Foxx. Boston, 7s;
Il, Arlti:wIrayiss ri.,.I1rayiss Washinston. IS; Aver
Doubles-Cramer. Boston. 10: Cro-
min. Boston. and Trosky Cleveland. is.
Detroit: Lewis. Washington, and Heath
and Keltner Cleveland 5 each.
Home runs-York, Detroit, and Foxx.
-. Stolen bases-Lewis. Washington. 10;
Gbirsso Ger1er Philadelphia' and Kreevich,
Pitchine--Allen. Cleveland. 9-1; Mel
son Philadelphia. ST..
National League.
Batting-Lombardi. Cincinnati. .35s;
RuinS.Ott, New York 51' Goodman,
cdRSn Runs b battsd in-ott: New York. 5s;
Moore, New York. rs.
Doubles-Martin hiladelphia. and
TripiesMGoodman. Cincinnati, Z;
Suhr, Pittsburgh: Mize. ST. Louis. and
Riggs. Cincinnati 6 each.
Home runs--Goodman. Cincinnati,
is: Ott. New York. L..
u. Stolen st. en-, bases--Koy, IS Brooklyn. and
Brown. PITTSBURGH. and Wander Nicer,
Cincinnati, 80.
Evening star., 1938-06-24
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR,

The Nationals finally moved into
the first division, opening a series
of home games by downing the
Mackmen. 5-4. Sam Rice had a
lot to do with the victory, making
three hits out OF four trips to the
plate.
Chick Evans and Warren X.
Woods. amateurs. defeated Robert
Mcdonald and James Barnes, pro-
fessionals, 2 up, in a best ball, 49,
hole foursome at Cleveland for
benefit of the Red Cross.
Harry Payne Whitney's Johren
ran true to form in winning the
mile-and- -one-half Latonia Derby
in 2 minutes SO seconds. Exter-
minator and Dree Cutter ran sec
ond and third.
Evening star., 1938-06-24
Sports Mirror
RS the Associated Press

- tITc hsNUVIdLtQ frtSS.
Today year ago-Bryan (Bitsy)
Grant sprained ankle in beating
Ted Avory. England. in Wimbledon
tennis championships.
Three years ago-MacDonaId
smith. with 66. led qualifying round
OF British Open golf championship
Five years ago-War Glory won
Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct. fourth
son of Man O. War to win event.
Evening star., 1938-06-24
SLEUTHS PLAY PEPPERS
Rosenfield and Hill Slated for
Slabbing Duel Tonight,

Bureau of Investigations softball
team and the DR.. Pepper ten will
clash tonight under the lights at the
Ballston (VaD Park. Abe Rosenfield
will hurl for Dr. Pepper and Bunker
Hill is expected to toss for the Sleuths.
A preliminary girls softball game
between the United States Aggiettes
and the Treasury All-Stars will begin
at 7:45.
Evening star., 1938-06-24
OLD MILWAUKEE, AHEAD

Comes From Behind to Beat 7-Up.
Boiling Field Romps.
Old Milwaukee overcame a 6-run
handicap piled up in the first inning
by the 7-Up A. C. to win an Indus
trial League ball game yesterday, 81.
The game was called at the end of
five and one-half innings because of
rain
In Swimming Herald Militia
League game Boiling Field tramped
st. Eliza beths. scoring IL runs in the
fourth frame as part of a 2l-to-2
score.
Evening star., 1938-06-24
Veon E Wrestler, Upsets League in Hill Comeback With AS
HUSKY MACKMAN
HURLS .889 BALL
Four-Hit Win Over Browns
lynn's Eighth-Indians,
Giants Set Back.
BY SID FEEDER.
Associated Press Sports. Writer.


Those experts who gave Connie
Mack's Athletics the slightest con-
sideration this spring decided early
and unanimously that as a pitcher,
Lynn Oine-Drive) Nelson, was a
good ex-wrestler
They figured that fellow who won
only four games and lost nine for
an earned run average just short of
telephone number proportions last sea-
son would do much better entertain
ing the folks in the hinterland with
toeholds and airplane spins than bor-
ing 'em with his boom boom" balls
at Shibe Park.
In fact. Mr. Mack thought so little
OF him that he didn't give him a start
ing assignment until May 8, but that
Sunday he whipped the Tigers in 10
innings.
There isn't more consistent work.
Ing elbower in the business this sea-
son than the husky right-hander from
Kansas City. He's started 10 games,
and has finished every one.
Chapman Gets Ninth Homer.
In those 10 starts, he's won eight.
seven OF them in row, lost one and
tied one. an .889 pace, and has an
earner-run average just over three
per game. He has beaten every club
IN the American League except WASH
lngton and the Boston Red Sox, and
he hasn't had chance to face them
yet. He's whipped the pace-setting
Cleveland Indians and the Detroit
Tigers twice each. and only the Tigers
hold a decision over him.
Yesterday he tangled with the st.
Louis Browns and pitched a four
hitter for IL decision. Swingin'
Sammy Chapman helped him along
by cloutlng the ninth homer of his
young major league career. This left
the AS just three games short of
fourth place, where the Nationals and
Detroit Tigers are in a virtual tie
Way up at the head of the race.
meantime. there was a change in the
standings as the Yankees, coming up
with a new starting pitcher in old
Bump Hadley, nipped the Indians,
8-6, to regain second place from the
Boston Red SoX. This win. the only
one the Yanks managed to save in the
four-game series with the league lead
ers. shaved the Tribes pace-setting
margin to 3i2 games.
Giants Lead Reduced.
The Giants National League lead
also was cut full game, when Bill
Terrys Terriers went down, 8-5. be-
fore the rip-roaring Reds from Gin
clnnatl. Although they dubbed
Johnny Double No-Ht> Wander
Nicer out for the first time in six
starts, the kid had enough lead to
emerge with his eighth win in a row.
chopping the Giants loop edge to a
game and a half
Babe Phelps drove in six runs and
Tot Pressnell pitched a six-hitter to
hand the Brooklyn Dodgers an 81
win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The
Cardinals staged a two-run rally in
the ninth and topped the Bees. 81,
In Boston. The Cubs and Phillies
were rained out.
Rudy York contributed homer No
20; Hank Greenberg clouted No. l8,
and the Tigers trounced the Red
SoX. 1912. dropping the Sox into
third place. Dutch Leonards eight
hit f1inging and a l6-ht attack was
enough for the Nationals to trample
the Chicago White Sox, 1910.
Evening star., 1938-06-24
FAVORS STALL GATE.

BOSTON, June "a tF'.-The STALL
gate system Of starting horse races is
favored in recommendations submit
ted to the National Association Of
State Racing Commissioners by Her
bert Bayard Swope. New York COM
missioner and chairman Of the asso-
ciation's Committee on Starting.
Evening star., 1938-06-24
BY WESLEY Carly,
Press Sports Editor

CHICAGO, June 24.-Add to the
list of cures for hitting slumps that
of Buddy Myer, American League
batting champion in 1864 diet.
The veteran Washington second
baseman today explained his cur
rent .344 batting average as simply
as that.
And Buddy-born Charles Solo,
mon "a years ago in Ellisville, Miss.
had reason to chuckle as he told
his cure for his hitting has been
given a healthy boost over the .269
Evening star., 1938-06-24
NEWARK SETS RECORD
Stages 6-Run Rally to Win 14th
Consecutive Victory.

Pv the Associated Press.
That big inning" idea of the New
York Yankees is being copied with
excellent results by the Yanks' New
ark farm of the International League.
The Bears staged another of their
uprisings last night to score six runs
as they dubbed down the Syracuse
Chiefs. ll-9. for their l4th straight
victory for an all-time club record.
The Bears belted three Syracuse
pitchers for is hits. with clouting
Charley Keller getting three of them
including homer, to run his hitting
streak through IS games.
Evening star., 1938-06-24
Simmons Squirt in Offense
Great Factor in Mats Epen
Play on Tour Through West

performance yesterday at the expense
Of the White Sox at Chicago, coasting
in 1910.
Dutch has been the most consistent
thing about the Mats. In his last
three games, Leonard has allowed only
eight hits in each. yet his mates
suffered paralysis of power on two
occasions and he was charged with
the losses. Manager Bucky Harris
still is nursing fond hope that others
will become as effective and 32-year-
old Harry Kelley now looms as 4
choice bet.
Evening star., 1938-06-24
GAINS BRITISH TITLE.

LIVERPOOL. England. June "a Cp,
Dave Crowley of London last night
won the British lightweight champion
ship by outpointing the title holder.
Jimmy Walsh. in a l5-round bout.
Crowley weighed l31, Walsh 1874.
Evening star., 1938-06-24
BY BURTON HAWKINS.
STAFF Correspondent of The Star

ST. LOUIS. June 24.-Out OF q
chaos of Inconsistency, uncertainty
and shifting today emerged the mel
lowing Emil (Dutch) Leonard, aging
AL Simmons and senile Sammy West
to lend steadying influence to the
Nationals as they paused at the half
way point in their swing around the
circuit
. With refreshing return to the
form that stamped him one of the
greatest right-hand hitters of all
time, the graying Simmons has earned
a regular berth in Washington's out
field, which now appears set. with
George Case in right, West in center
and Simmons in left Until he shows
more definite signs of decay, Simmons
will remain in the lineup.
Idle today before clashing with
the Browns in a single game tomor-
row and double-header Sunday. the
veteran Simmons relished q rest,
for he hardly has been loafing since
leaving Union Station in Washington.
He has been an important factor in
Washington even break in 10 games
thus far on the journey.
Currently swatting a complimentary
.343 in the seven games he has
played on this trip. AL has connected
for four home runs and a triple, but,
what is more significant. he has
batted in Is runs over that same
stretch.
Evening star., 1938-06-24
FISHING ON SHO' BOOMS
West Virginian Hooks 47-Pound
Channel Bass at Tangier.

CR1SF1ELD, Md. June "a LP.-
Sport fishing, late in getting started
in this section this season, is now
going full speed ahead, water men re-
port.
One party from Western Maryland
and West Virginia caught more than
900 in Tangier Sound. John Barr,
Fairmont. w. Va. took the largest, a
47-pound channel bass.
Evening star., 1938-06-24
Stars Yesterday
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Dutch Leonard senators-Blanked
White SoX, 40. with eight hits.
Babe Phelps and Tot Pressnell.
Dodgers-Phelps hit homer, double
and single. DRIVING in six runs. and
Pressnell pitched six-hitter in ST. win
over Pirates
Lou Gehrig Yankees-his homer
and two singles drove in three runs
in SIS victory over Indians
Mickey owen and Bob Weiland,
Cardinals-Owens single in ninth
drove in winning run for 81 victory
over Bees; Weiland pitched seven
hitter.
Lynn Nelson AthleticS-Stopped
Browns. II. with four hits.
Rudy York. Tigers-Hit homer and
double. drove in three runs and scored
two in 1O-c win over Red Sox
Joe Cascarella Reds Stopped
Giants rally in eighth and blanked
them in ninth to save SIS victory.
Evening star., 1938-06-24
AL Also Fielding Well.

II Simmons is slowing. and by all
laws Of baseball history he should be,
it hasn't abeen detachable in recent
games. Al. at present. is a tremen-
dous aid to the club, and his fielding,
while no great display of finesse,
actually has been effective and crisp.
After l3 years of major league cam
paigning. Al is familiar with every
inch of territory in every par'- and
it reflects in his defense. He is
playing hits off barriers with more
precision than any outf1elder on the
club
Leonard. in the wake Of his third
shutout of the season. bsnishes all
lingering doubt as to his right to
reign as the top man of Washington's
mound staff. The bald. mild hammered
guy registered his third goose-eeg
Evening star., 1938-06-24
PONY SHOW STARTS.

The Warrenton. Va. pony show
opened its two-day meet this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. The show is to con-
tinue through tomorrow.
Evening star., 1938-06-24
Official Score

Simmons 90, Travis, Myer (2), Wasdell.
IWo,base hits-West t3l. Travis. Leonard
r Ferrell Hayes. Radcliff. Three-base
hlts-,Lewis Simmons Home run-Myer.
Saerif1ces-.Case. Lewis Travis. Myer.
Left on bases-Wa shington. 8; Chicago,
- First base on balls-On Leonard. J.:
out-By Leonard >: by whitehead. j. Hits
-cOn Whitehead = in 3ls innings: of
Gab!er 3 in 52s innings. Wild pitch
Gabler. Losing pitcher-Whitehead Um-
pires-Messrs. Basil. Quinn and MCGOWAN.
Evening star., 1938-06-24
Rod and Stream
By GEORGE E. HUBER.

is buehh you want Mick Va or some other similar spot down
fishing the blue
small lately
of these
black
Capt Topping of
Evening star., 1938-06-24
FOUND.

PiGEON carrier, No. 1s21AU37NBC and
sin shm.A, lo9nd rear 210S o St NV. Nj
SIMPSON. 20"0 o ST. NV. Ni1 :
sts, Sunday eve. Georgia 1873
Evening star., 1938-06-24
LOST

BUNDLE large. white paper green rihhor
S19iuItalnlhs paint box and paints. I3th and
Col. $3.50 ave sro'
DENTAL BRIDGE, Saturday, June is:
IeWaro. National 5S4S Branch 6O4.
FOX TERRIER PUPPY. male white, broVn
Spots Vicinity 18th and 18th. Sprins ri
NV. Reward. Columbia .5oS
JoB,s DAUGHTERS PIN. with is pearls
q, iech; or sentimental value Reward
Phone Greenwood 1155-W
LINK German-silver filigree bracelet q
cIlp diamonds Reward. Dupont 22sa
WALLET. brown. new: contents. large sum
OF money; bet. 18th and Col. rd. and 18th
ana newton ST.. Wed am Liberal reward
Ioentlncation. c. G. Larkins Adams $500
or Columbia O516 ''V-
WATCH. Bulova. yellow gold, on T St
p. n W.. between 4th and 15th SITS. June 2i.
reward l425 T NV. Apt. 3O5.
WRIST WATCH. lady's WaItham. lost yes-
terday. Reward. Cleveland 55S7.
WRIST WATCH. small. gold. Glen Echo
dance hall Tuesday night. Reward. Ethel
Jones' Oxford 1890
Evening star., 1938-06-24
BREAKS LOSING STREAK
Columbus Conquers indianapolis
After Eight Trimmings.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. June "a P).-
The Columbus Red Birds owned their
first victory in nine starts todav and
most every one in the American AS
sociation was happy about it except
the league-leading Indianapolis In
dians. They were the victims.
Being the victim left Indianapolis
within easy striking distance Of Kan
sas City, which defeated Minneapolis
II to 7. to take over second place q
half game behind the Indians.
Evening star., 1938-06-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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wait: Emergency Laboratory Room sol,
Westory Blds.. l4th and r Met 1883
FIRE ESCAPES, FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS
IWHISepToonng; IHSp extinguishers. DUPONT IRON
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ON SATURDAY JUNE rs. 1928 AT 10
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and repairs. studebaker coupe. motor No.
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WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted for by any one other
than myself. IRWIN L. HAYES, 1925.
Eye 81. sc. 26s
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted for by any one other
than myself. JOHN E. SLAUGHTER,
3412 18th st. ne o6s
Evening star., 1938-06-24
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Tennis.

Junior Davis Cup match, WASH
ington vs.. Carolinas, Army Navy
Club, 2:30.
Evening star., 1938-06-24
Minor Results

" the Associated Press.
International League.
Buffalo, 8; Rochester. . 30 innings.
Newark. II: Syracuse: 2.
Baltimore. s; jersey City. 3.
Only games scheduled.
American Association.
Louisville. 3; Toledo. 8:
Columbus. 5: indianapolis. 2.
Milwaukee. Z; St. Paul. o.
Kansas City. IL; Minneapolis. 7.
Pacific Coast League.
Hollywood. 4; Portland. .
Oakland. 3; Sacramento. 3.
Seattle. 4: San Diego, 3.
Texas League.
A;,Iss HAoISs'oqa g. 4 !, ofIshems City. ::
Fort Worth at Beaumont wet
Southern Association.
Birmineham. 4; Atlanta. 3.
Memphis 6; Knoxville, 4.
game postponed, league time rule,.
Eastern League.
Trenton. 2-6: Binghamton. 1-3.
Albany. :; Hartford. 2.
Elmira. e: Wilkes-Barre. 5.
Williamsport- -Hszelton. rain
South Atlantic League.
Spartanbure, 6: Jacksonville. 4.
Greenville, 6: Savannah 10 in
nings).
Augusta, 6: Columbus, u2 in
nings).
Columbia 3: Macon. ..
Piedmont League.
Charlotte, 2: Asheville. ..
All other games, rain.
Eastern Shore League.
Cambridge. 5: Easton .
Federalsburg. IL; Milford, g.
Centreville. 2: Salisbury. 4.
Pocomoke-Dover, rain.
Bi-State League.
Mayodan =: Reidsville. 4.
Leaksville. +: Mount Airy. 3.
Martinsville. 10: Danville, /.
Bassett, >: South Boston, l.
Nebraska State League.
Sioux City. 5-4; Beatrice, iii.
Lincoln, IA; Norfolk 4.
Grand Island. 8: Sioux Falls. /.
Evening star., 1938-06-24
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past years. Box 1927, Star
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Evening star., 1938-06-24
Louis

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Evening star., 1938-06-24
TOMORROW.
Baseball.

District tournament. Columbia
Country Club, O.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-11-04
Editorial Grist

We imagine the primitive minded folks of darkest Africa
running wildly through the fleeing from imagined
but the spectacle of civilized America fleeing from the invasion from
the planet Mars radio gives big hose" laugh.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-11-04
Benson, Stassen or Gallagher?

Tuesday, November the people of
eral Here Minnesota the citizens will have
what of chosen leadership shall guide the destiny
carry during the years
Who the citizens for Importance, but
important that each qualified citizen ballot election day.
This unquafedly endorses Elmer Benson for reelection
We believe in his honesty sincerity and his He has shown
underpveged which
because the Negro definitely numbered the undpvgd
intolerance every
child
politician place him
that category because politician usually purchaseabe
times dishonest vacang and Elmer Benson definitely neither
his bitter enemies deny that this fact.
felt that we'll those of all other
racial which make MnnsOta population should be
opportunity positions He how
his influence obtain proportonae number
employees in state departments.
publisher obligation the
party which he affiliated that goes all other
dates only obligation the oed this
by their possible the
growth this Both the Republicans
and Democrats advertising their
the Negroes of this state Therefore nothing
logically based advertising which
purchased only space
nothing sa of learned by
We would be worthy the which the good people of
this did them honest
and pnsang recommendations the political issue hand
have read endorsements will note
that hwed lines that candidates all shades
of political endorsed 1t has been and will probably
tnue established policy recommending before
We think this the best policy for oppressed minority such
goes against any governor
candidate Elmer Benson liberal leader who proved
conuy how he feels toward people AND that all
important
upon people necessity returning
to the gOvernorship He certainly deserves reelection