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The Valley settler., 1940-03-08
CHURCH DINNER

About fifty persons g. thorod in the for c vory fino pot luck dirnor, honoring the presence Of Dr.. EvorottB. King.
 Af tor dinner an inforEal program awas presented, consisting Of short talks from different persons present. Tn thoso talks much praise wcs h6nd- cd tho two deserving persons ,Rov. and ITS. Binglo.
 A nico tiro was had by all prosont and we hopo thoso who wore urc bio to como will Do a5lo to attend onO thor t irlo
The Valley settler., 1940-03-08
NOTICE

At tho prosont time, tho warehouse hes on hcnd for ssh sc1o tho fo- flowing amounts Of forti1 izors: ritrcto Of soda (16I5) l2,6oog sulf> to of Ammonia (2l@) 7,o0o Trob1o Suporpllos phct to (A2I5) 100 tu'icto or Potash (4olo) 5,loo Farmors who aro planning to pur- chcso GOTHIC rcicl fertilizers this spring aro requested to notify tho warehouse of thoir moods cs soon cs possible so thct moro fortilizo 3rnoy be ordoHod if necessary. All ordors should bo turnod in within ten dcys.
The Valley settler., 1940-03-08
LOAN QUESTIONS (Con't)
4apGh g.

SEED LOAN QUESTIONS (Con't) various sources in this community thet will onob1o you to strilIo q balance. Repayment on sood loans should be made in full during tho year, if possib1eg from tho farm incomo. Sum tho results of your study up in /: ltt3r md Y, il it to tho Coop Boord-
 Tho inpor tonco of thoso lot5ors probably hes not boon considorod. They will onCblo tho Cooperative end tho h.R.R.C. to dotorEino the l moods of tho fcrmors in tho Valley, !, also the condition of Valley fo.rr1or os individuals, and as c whole; this will enable the Agency to de- tornino how much will bo needed to supply tho domond. It cen 5o uscd as basis for negotiations fer funds wi tn tho various Governmental Depar tMonts. Lot us know what you need and VIC will try to Got it fo' you.
 If you can't write letter suit your taste, than cot that friendly noighbor to help you; U 1k it ovor with your group and meybo you will
 learn somo thing that you hadn't thought Of boforo~ Nothing fancy will bo required but just Q plain ste tomont of your plans end tho things that you will mood this sp- ring.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-15

help them. He knew they were not
to blame"
'But-but you know what 4 quiet
sort of person he was. He wasn't
nervous. He was a perfect gentle
man. IL can't believe what you
say!"
1.-The drug wouldn't affect his
conduct, except at the time he was
suffering for lack Of it," I ex-
planned. HE wasn't an addict in
the sense OF taking drugs to forget
the world. For him they were a
medicine he had to have. And if
you question his friends you will
discover that he did have nervous
spells. You forget that you have
been away from home most of the
time for the past several years"
The chief coughed. Pm afraid
Mr.. Strickland is right. This gives
an entirely new angle to the case.
We'd better not discuss it any
more, right now. It will all come
out when Jerry Montcalm comes
up for trial"
"Oh, but it Mustn't" gasped
George Markham, leaping to his
feet. 'I'u withdraw my charges
against Mr.. Montcalm. This
mustn't come out. The shock would
kill my s~ister!!"
The chief was quiet but firm.
Sorry" he said, but Pm afraid
there is nothing that can be done
about it now. The trial will have
to be held-and this will have te
come out at the trial"
The trial hasn't been set yet"
1 reminded him. Jerry is only ur
for preliminary examination this
morning."
That's right, but there's nc
doubt he will be held for superior
court. Someone else will yea tc
the warrant, if Mr.. Markham OBJ
Jects to doing it himself"
Ito Be Continued)
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-15
P&<uE KILLER $pEAkS
@ IL RicHAR9/AoueHTON .

it," he growled. ITS one OF my
order slips, all right"
And does it mean that you were
going to meet Alfred Markham the
night Of May 16 to sell him mar
cotics?"
George Markham gasped. What
are you saying? What do you
mean?"
Gala nodded. "Yeh, he was one
Of my regular customers" he ad-
mitted. But the night of May 16
he came to me-down to my house
on Cleaves street."
II don't believe it," cried the
brother of the slain man. ALFRED
was one of the finest, straightest.
. You're lying to u.s."
"Oh, you high hats r no bet
ter than the rest of u.s." snarled
Gala, lifting his head. Il a r
prove what l say. Sure he bought
the dope off me. He bought it reg.
uiar. He was goin' to get some
more the night he vas killed. That
was why I went there. He was
supposed to meet me-"
I Interrupted, trying to make the
blow as easy for George as I could,
He wasn't as bad as most of your
your other customers, was hep
maybe not. He went without il
for quite a while sometimes. But
he always came back"
George Markham groaned. He
sank into a chair, and his heao
bent forward into his hands.
l went to him and put a hand or
his shoulder. Don't take it sc
hard" I advised gently. People
have the wrong idea about this
sort of thing. It's a disease, not E
habit. Your brother was more tt
be pitied than blamed"
"But-but, l can't understand
it." He looked up at me with ira
gedy in his eyes.
ut probably began in the hos
pital after his accident" 1 ex
planned. ''They had to keep him
drugged to kill his pain. Afterwaro
re took drugs to prevent a recur'
renee of the torture. Finally, de
privation of the drugs themselves
tortured him. 1t was a vicious cir
Gle. He was the helpless victim
That was why he was so interested
in drug addicts-Why he wanted tt
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-15
Norris Says F. R. Can
Not Refuse Third Term

WASHINGTON, June Him.
Senior Norris (Ind-Neb) said to-
day he did not believe President
Roosevelt could refuse to accept
the democratic presidential nomi-
nation.
1T is too late now to turn it
down." Norris, a new deal support
er, remarked after a visit to the
White House. He added, however,
that he had not discussed the ques-
ton with Mr.. Roosevelt. 4
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-12

WANTED-5 men, $4,000 each to
60 in on 80 A. Oil lease in Nc
Claim Co, Oklahoma. near pro-
ducing terrain. A. good gamble.
See Don Damron. 31G
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-12
33A
Auto Loans
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20. 1901.
Published every afternoon except
Saturday and Sunday saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
by the Post-Press Sunday, les
tabIished 1936) by the Imperial
Valley Publishing company. 625
state Street. El Centre. Calf
Paul Jenkins. publisher: A. C.
Johnston. vice-president. and
general manager; f. A. Fitz-
hugh. secretary and managing
sditor. West Holiday Co.. Inc,
National Advertising Represent,
Entered at FL Ceutro. Califor"la
post office as second class mat
ter.
Subscription rates: In California
sc per copy.
In conjunction with the Post.
press tSundays). per month.
60c; paid in advance, 3 months
s1.65: months. s325: one year
5000; outside California $1.0O per
month.
Member California Newspape,
Publishers association
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-12
IS Trucks Tractors Trdiiers

MASTERCEAFT COACHES, Is to
% it., $445.O0 to $l19500. ma
hogany, 2 rooms, toilet. Leather
chairs. Oven. Also used. We fin
ance 4182 El Cajon. San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-12

FOR SALE-Chevrole l ton truck
and semi-trailer; 1886 Dodge Pick
up. Terms. Neal H. Gavin, phone
688 or 1852. 3-19
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-12

For unexpected and sMe- fire re-
'ultS turn to POSt-PreSs Classifieds.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-12

STREAMLINE TRAILER, sleeps
four. See at 765 Holt. 3-l3
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-12
Lost, Found AStrdy

LOST-Navy blue handknit ladies
sweater with white collar trimmed
with white. Left at United Artists
theatcr Saturday. Reward. 706
State. 3-14
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-12
% Country PrOperty-Sdle |

80 ACRES. a. miles NE of Holt
vile. $1,000. $1OO down, $40 mo.
incl. int. United Mortgage, 722
s. Spring, Los Angeles. 3-15
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-12
IS Trucks Tractors TrQiIers

SALE ON ALL HOUSE TRAILERS
Halsco, zimar, Indian. etc. 24-ft
Tandem WHEEL Schult. 26-ft.
Piatt-Trail-2 Home.
PAVNY'S TRAILER MART
Palm Springs Easy Terms
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-12

rs Miscellaneous for Sale

GOOD WORK HORSE, four horse
disc, cultivators, moving ma
chine. Trade for COW or hogs
or sell cheap. See Fred Barry
after pm, Norwood Grocery,
Imperial 3-l5
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-12
36 Auto Parts, Tires Acces
SAVE n

SAVL ~
store. If It's auto or truck parts
you need see us. 1000 cars and
trucks in stock. All sizes In used
tires.
CARTER MOTOR g. SUPPLY
1853 Main Phone 81
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-12
livestock

BRED gifts and feeder pigs for
sale. Lee Armstrong, 1st house
east of Bonds Corner Store. 3-13
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-12

USED TRAILER BARGAINS!
$345 up. 12 to 18 mo. contracts
Also ROLL-A-LONG, Americas
Best, 1855 E! Cajon, San Diego.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07

NEW YORK love
hath no manager than that -
will Law down $500 900 81 TIE
uoSz uouEn ter n pal
II you dent believe thiz. 70
cat 10 shoftstop 81 Hrooklyus
Eobetts field and ask LEO
Duroeher. Or 70 over 10 ths
Dodgers bench and ask Joseph
fDuekyl Medwiek. n you still
are skepticsl 20 up n the hsr
and ask Leland stanford lwABC
wEAF woR) McPhan.
n wa< Darocher's friendship
for Aedsiek. more than any
thing else. thai brsrEht abaat
Aedwick's transfer % Hreakl,n
In return for the transfer 81 .
sizeahie fortune from the Brock
isn Trust company n the panta-
looms ef the Mes<rs Breadan
and Hickey.
Absence only made Durocher's
heart grow fonder when he came
10 Brooklyn. first a. . player.
then As a manager. really
believe that this friendship for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07
Car Anterior
In Northwest
Looking About

PORTLAND-Ed Edwin NJ. Ather-
ton, commissioner OF the Pacific
Coast conference. in Portland
briefly en- route to Spokane on
business, said he believed all of
the conference members Ia d
tried TO live up to the new code
but that few overzealous alumni
and others had overstepped the
bounds here and there"
Questioned on whether he In
tended to declare any Of the north
west members of the conference
to be harboring ineligibles, Ather-
ton replied:
I'VE haven't had an oppor-
tunity 90 make any investiga-
tions In this part Of the coun-
try. n we find any violations
Of the rules, after We have
made our Investigations. we
will give out the names al the
same time we make an an
nouncement Of our report"
Anterior recently ruled that a
number of California high school
stars could not play football In
certain California colleges.
His only comment on a report
that Coach George Hobbs of Al
hambra high school. Los Angeles.
accused him Of making a human
guinea pig" out Of Johnny Petro-
vich in test case was:
Il don't know whether Hobbs
said this or not. Hobbs contacted
my office and said he wanted 10
talk to me because a great many
statements attributed TO him were
untrue. l have been on this trip
and haven't been able to talk to
him"
Anterior said he would be back
in Portland Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07

thar ths Hritish Museums psld
fnF kinE TIT. shs-e right sfsa
hsd h~~n dad eeafurie. lenx<r
49, nlsaea.
n The Hickey saels s iras.
Ihink 81 What nafnehsr Ard Ne.
fhsil might have purchased FER
THE $3.50 ooo ihat - until no~.
hss been tkrc~n away on Mel
Niek.
they could have gotten =
telephone directory ~ ths Nat
ional league and haa slmest
anything in Il from A Il =
For one thing. they could have
bad the Boston Bees Franchise
and with Il fellow named
Rowsll aha Il leading the league
in hitting They could also have
had Casey stengei VIA h murh
pore amusing IN the bench than
Medwiek il o. ever wili ~
n thls "a published an q day
n which Medwick get. four Tor
four. Including q homer with
the ha.es loaded. please issvs
Il cut q your scrapbooh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07
MAYnE IT WAS RIckEy
Johnny Wander Nicer Takes the Spotlight

the Phiiiles. SIS. and the olsnts
came out Of their .even-g game
losing sireak nv taking over the
Becs twiee. 81 and al.
The Tigers gave the skiddinE
Indians another kick in the
pants by sheliing them for =
la triumph. Rudy Yofks
sixth inning homer with two
mates on was the psyoff blow
although Bruce Campbell. ex-
Indian. added more grief BY
slamming another s-run homer
In the seventh.
The fsnks regalned second
place. ore point ahead n the
Tigers. by osnquerinK the SEN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07

ster- twice. 81 and 81 Ernie
Beahsm pitched |. 1-hitter n
h~st Dutsh Leonard IN the
ap~aer. Js~ 0efaess. asusie
drove IN the d~ciilpE tally. Atl~y
Donald "a. The winner IN IN.
nikhtoap.
Tho Rcd So blew = 90 lad
but pulled through 10 = 81 VIC.
tory over the Athletics a. Eari
johnson starred In . RELIEF roi,.
allowing tao hits in the last a.
innings
FL Smith van hls 18TH victory
ss the Chicago white sax beat
the Browns. "A, last night be-
fore is.74n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07
Begin Investigation Inio
Pollution in the Columbia

sEATTLE-Investigation OF pol
luton In the Columbia river will
open this month under joint spon-
sorship OF Washington and ore
gon. Chairman b. 7. Mccauisy Of
the Washington State Pollution
commission announced today.
Sportsmen and commercial
fishermen urged the inquiry.
McCauley said. The lnve.ti-
cation win he completed In
~ or rs months. with both
states providing fund. for the
project.
Arne Erickson Of the Washing
ton commission staff will he chief
chemist IN charge. assisted by an
Oregon fish commission biologist
and L. ID. Townsend.
Gin net fishermen In recent
years have complained of a fibrous
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07

siudge collecting on nets. Me-
cauley said The inquiry was 10
secure information vital 10 con.
tinued growth Of Industries on the
Columbia river without interior
snce with fishing.
The waste dlspossi from
plants :. both . present and
potential problem. and The
state authorities are sttes,ps-
Ing ta forestall the occurrence
n ssriaBs pollution prob
ienss," MeGanlsy explained.
The progra n study was
formed by a conference including
NJ T. Hoy. master fab warden
for Oregon Carl Green 81 the
Oregon sanitary authority; Lloyd
A, Royal, chief biologist of the
Washington state department Of
fisheries. and Erickson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07
Washington Riflemen Busy
In Camp Perry Tournament

CAMP PERRY. o. - Washing.
tons finest marksmsn. members Of
the state civilian and National
Guard rife tsamsa hers for the
national rifle end pistol matches.
have held a week of Intensive
practice IN preparation for their
shot At the many separate iadl.
vidusi events and the big National
team championship. Actual match
firing begins tomorrow and ron.
tinues through September n
Chosen after . sefie. 81 Try
sats throughout the state,
ths-s men. IN addition is get
ting . weeks warm .p firing
wili also 90 through fissis
SANS ms-t outstanding sehssi
81 mark.mssship. wsicA takes
up the first week Of the pro-
gram.
During this wsrrn-up and school
Ing. these rifle experts vlll be
taught the Instructors role IN
small arms Workmanship ard at
the end u the week each viii re-
csiys q diploma qualifying him for
any possible future training needs
u the q. =. Army.
Harvey o scoflsld of Tacoma
captains the is-msn civilian squad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07

NEW YORK - The biggest
story In baseball today wasn't
that the Indians lost their fourth
straight and had their Amer
ican league lead cut 20 two
games That the Yankees
won q douhle-header and moved
back into second place OR
that cincinnsu maintained It's
s-game lead In the National
league.
None of the@ team scoomp-
iishments could hold . candle to
the beginning Of Johnny Wander
Meer's comeback. A star on tho
1888 Reds after he pitched two
successive no-hit. no-run games.
Wander Nicer found himself
reiegated 70 the shadows Of tho
dugout on the championship
Cincinnati team in 1899. He
slumped even deeper into the
slough OF dependency this sea-
son.
BIN Mckechnie gave Wander
Nicer two starts and two relief
Jobs. He was q failure In all
OF them. Finally In desperation
he asked the Reds "a send him
back 90 the minors. ON June ~
they shipped him 10 indianapolis
ON option -.
BY the sweat Of his brow Van
der Nicer eurbed his wildnes- At
Indianapolis with Manager
Jewel Ems help. McKechnle
tossed Wander Nicer in to do
or die" yesterday against the
Pirates. In the first inning he
walked two men and then In
the second he passed Vince Di-
maggie. first up.
But. after walking Van Ro-
bays in the next inning. Wander
Nicer settled down and retired
nine Pirates In order before DE-
maggie singled IN the sixth.
FANS THE SIDE
With the score tied. "a. Van
der Nicer famed the side in the
eighth but yielded = run on
Vince Dimaggio's single. a balk
and Cuisines single. Then the
Reds put on a four run rally
In their half To win, 6-3.
In the other National league
games the Dodgers won from
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07
Bahram Is Coming
With $4,000 Tag

sARATOGA sPRINGs-A syn
dicste, headed by Alfred Wander
bit. Walter Chrysler. Jr.. and syl-
yester Labfot. viii import Bahram.
one OF the greatest horses ever
to run in England. 10 stand a. .
stock horse In Maryland
Bahrsm. q son OF Blandford. by
Friar Marcus. won the English
triple crown In 1888 and was un-
defeated In five starts. The syn
dIcsts repeatedly will pay the Aga
Khan $3.50. 900 for the horse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07
This Sounds Like
Record for Giants

NEW Y0Rk-The Giants. who
already have announced they will
have . new training site next
spring, have the wanderlust when
II comes TO preseason condition
ing bases.
The Polo Grounderr have trained
at Havana, Miami. Sarasota, Pen
sscols, Augusta GAINESVILLE. Baton
Rouge, Gulfpors, Los Angeles. San
Antonio. and Marlin Springs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07
.Rainiers
Cinch 1910
Coast Flag
Defect Socs With
Greet Reilly Which
Ends Long Bottle
nv usfrsp rmEss

seattiss RAinisfs hsld their s~e-
ond consecutive Pacific cnast
league pennant today n me SUR
priss ~ pFsstieaiiy NJ sns There >
The mathematical possibility that
ths La- Angeles Angels can ~ fer
the championship. huf sho ss-
poets thr AnRsis n wtn ~ straight
while seattle drops "a In = revf
EmH siek's brewery hsY.
staged . iva rus rally IN tn
ninth ianins 10 bal ssera-
ss~ato 81 last night 10 eiinrh
th. boniinH. hesrse sent GiIly
Campbell hem. sith the wts-a
ming run on aa iHfield cut
when Nsrisert hleinks sa.ed
sp after . fsar-hit perfsrns-
saee and permitted thses .@fs
hisw.L
Ths solous got OFF ~ an early
start. scoring a pair IN tina ~seona
on fnaf hits off ulek Barrett bst
faded IN the stretch. Tusiys
soians acre stranded oa ne Rags
BY tight Rainier fielding
f.as Angelo. maintained ~ sse-
pnd place position ~ ssamp,nz
Hollywood f0-a nehlna HaY rflms
si3-hit pitching Ths star. got
their only runs 80 three nj. in
me second sa9 from that point
eoaidnt tos5cn frim
s@a Diego psiiea int. q
thisa pi.es he sith lss slip-
ping Oakland Alarms ~ aruh-
sssg rsftiasa 90 snd 10 Ia
doubishesdes. fhs Padre.
rssrh.d lea faiiin and swsp~
fsr ~ ia. n lhe spsaes, In
ei.silng AT saFibsi1l's Asa~r
and q triple BY Iohnsy Jensen.
5shaay ON got . pair -
homers EFF bic sld ts~nmafe.
Blf Thomas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07

and Captain Fred T. Harrison Of
spokans thu Guards contingent
Civilian team nemher. are
Coach Lloyd v. stedasd. Yahl-
ma Heavy Gottm.a. VAN.
Nsila. Hoy HFews. Chshaiisl
Sernia ". Hsfrisss. nF.nef-
tan Charles D. faiss. ssa-
hsaishs shirtsy 4. eoaEaoa.
D. sssst Donaldson. faklsas.
winifred q. spustssk. stsiis-
essm. g.Si Baehssii. seattle
Thsms. ~ Red. Gisrk.ls.G
Fssest Eriskssa. Muhiltssl
Mia a. Has.ea. raosu.~.
National Guard Team members
are ist sat. James = Lyons. apo-
kane ist ~ Ralph p Dover. NJ
Sgt Edwin q. PARK. Teen. sg,
Car N Slower. Aberdeen. staff
sgt wilburn Love. Tech Sgt Oar
l.. Horn. Cpl Bedford N 4sftoi,
Everett. IL, sgt Robert J RUS
sell. sgt. William ~ Rasasfl. Sgt
Richard y huAasli. Seattle. lai
SGT. Owen \. Richards. Teen Sgt.
Raymond n. Tohin. Sergeant I'd
win g, PARK. Jr. Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07

sUMAs. Wash. - Elevsn-yesr-
old Merle knight was Suspended
from school today because she re-
fused 70 salute The flag.
A member Of Jehoyahs Wit
nesses. Merle told school officers
she was taught TO pay homage
only 70 God"
The suspension Was made under
ruling Of Attorney General
Smith Troy that such action was
the duty Of school directors. when
children refuse 10 comply with
salute requirements. Troy's ruling
reversed one by his predecessor.
holding the requirements uncon-
stitutionsl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07
FIRST ROLE AT RKo

Rugged and handsome John Nc
CURE, who slternates his stage
and screen appearances. plays his
first role for RKO Radio as luck
less reporter-hero Of Stranger on
the Third Floor" Peter LORE
heads the cast Of the gripping
melodrama.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07
Credit Browns for
Close Race in A. L.

NEW YORK - One reason for
the closeness Of the American
league race was that St Louis
already has won more games than
ii did in the entire 1889 season.
The Browns won only - and lost
III q year ago.
They frequently knocked off
first division teams this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07

NEW BRITAIN, CONAN ex-
cited resident called police in the
early hours Of the morning and
said he saw a long hairy face"
peeping through his bedroom win
dow. Il turned out TO De q horse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-07
.PuYallup TO
Show Grid
.Bliizkrieq
Vikings 10 Build
Machine Around
I Hoop Veteruns

frfAtIrr - Coach Al nahl-
heFE hsEan assembling nc iptn
raYaliur NtslnE FcothAn machine
thia Nssk ard found ~ eas miss
ink ons vital COS vlth Shleh -
defend the Puget Sound canfef.
snes title son lssi year
Captala 1ssk Kelley. tsekis
ssd : ta~es ~ .sreaEtA In ne
tikiag llae i..t war. Win aat
- shie ~ plas faashsIi thl.
Tear s~esu.~ 81 . k-ek Injury
suffercd In a ear sselaeat =
s~sr aga.
rhls loss lsft pzhih<tE sith only
four isttsFmen and enc ~ thess
Walt kowsiakl. = two-ysar isttsr.
man fulihsek. - subject - ell ~
the National Guard september Ia
CAsAnA PLAYERS
The other veterans. all members
II the championship Basketball
team, are Frsd strankmsn. half.
hack. Wayne snidsf. sad Cal
nrncs. sli.oonferencs end. and nifty
Calhrsn. quarterback
Nane too strung ~ reserves
TIE Aliass. win probably 70
.sst IN an AERIAL hilsskrieE IN
their Efldifas nsneuesr. fhis
fall The heap sasstst win ~
th~ backbone % I'M. sisE~a
warfare.
Carl Sparks ~ill sFain assls,
pahlherg in rounding thu Vikings
into playing shape
OF nFesss center ans asrry. haif.
hsek DIANE Hsalsf guard neua
horrisun. hslfhaes Afsl chaiupa
end clsoFas rfsfhsiskl tseNie Hsn
aturm. tackle psa Pc. taskis Nor
man stuTn, nilibarh nafnsY nualek
guard oalen Hoover qlsftefhses
John jonn.on. end. Non Poe. enter
Pusrisa, susrd Jsss MORRISON. hslf.
basa noh Hssi guard iahn hewitt
end kiFk Bodhains guard aud vii
ffsd tatoufnsau. auaFd
RON TIE freshmen come Al Naf-
oslnskI. tackle nleE rsnhais qtlaf
tsrbaek Robert fasstlFh haifhafa
Gene Qulnian haifbssa Jerry Nil
holland. center PRANK Kifrnt guard
Johnnie uno quaftsfhark Adeineft
Hoassf. tackle tasfsnfs Otfa end
Jark Fdmonds. snd ana Kuasns vii.
lihHs. END
Other prospects sfn have afaNu
suits Norman ward ksunsth noFas
Dave Martin Dsofss Haksn luulaf
johnson Hsruid Jacobsen nsn
camphsii claude aulsius naA -
ton, noh FaY lee Llvlusafon plsH
GsYs. Don Difnmifr. VsFFi nissiniiss
Dim Dowls. Ralph Wo1lh8uss Bon
kniffsn jim WhlfsmaFah. Nsnnsth
oFsndfieid Keith horton naf Ma
gan Pred Wenfsf Ken Hsuaan. Eafi
Olsen. ana nov Haudshsush.