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Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-05
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING
CALLED BY THE DIRECTOR OF
AGRICULTURE, STATE OF CAL
IFOkNIA, UPON PROPOSED
AMENDMENTS TO THE STABIL-
IZATION AND MARKETING PLAN
FOR FLUID MILK, AS AMEND
ED TOGETHER WITH PROPOS-
ED AMENDMENTS TO THE REG
ULATIONS PERTAINING THERE
TO, FOR THE IMPERIAL COUN-
TY MARKETING AREA.
Notice is hereby given that the
Director of Agriculture of the State
of California, acting pursuant to
and by virtue of the authority vest
ed in him by the provisions of
Chapter 10, Division w of the Ag-
ricultural Code, as Amended, has
called a public hearing to be held
in the Grand Jury Room, Court
house, El Centre, California. be-
ginning at 1000 A. NJ, Pacific
Standard Time, on November 18,
1910.
The hearing will begin at 1000
A. M. on said date and will be for
the purpose of receiving testimony,
evidence, and amendments relating
to the proposed Departmental
Amendments to the Sterilization
and Marketing Plan for Fluid Milk,
as Amended, together with proposed
Departmental Amendments to the
Regulations pertaining thereto, for
the Imperial County Marketing
Area.
Factual information upon which
said proposed Department Amend
ments were formulated may be in
spected in the office of the Bureau
of Markets, Department of Agri-
culture, 125 Tenth Street, Sacra-
mento, California, and results of
the studies and Investigations made
by the Department will be made
available for inspection at the pub
lie hearing called as aforesaid.
Such information, while obtained
from sources considered reliable, is
in no manner conclusive or binding
upon the Director, and evidence
and testimony presented at said
hearing will be considered in adj
dition to evidence before the Di-
rector on the date of this notice.
Any additional amendments Of
fered, or briefs filed in opposition
to or in support of the said pro-
posed Departmental Amendments.
must be in triplicate and properly
signed by authorized persons.
A copy of said proposed Amend
ments to the Sterilization and
Marketing Plan for Fluid Milk. as
Amended, together with proposed
Amendments to the Regulations
pertaining thereto, for the Imperial
County Marketing Area. is being
mailed TO all producers, producer
distributors, distributors. vendors
and retail stores of record with
the Department for said Area. AL
ditional copies may be obtained
from the Bureau of Markets De-
partment of Agriculture, 1125 Tenth
Street, Sacramento, California.
You are cordially invited tn at
tend and participate in this hear
ing.
h w. B. Parker
Director of Agriculture
tSignedD w. ]. KUHRT
w. j. Kuhrt, Associate
Chief, Bureau of Markets
tSealed with the Seal
of the State Depart
ment of Agrieulture) <1r
Mt, inc.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-05

invaded just after the flrSt year
closed. With the fourteenth month
Greece is likewise engulfed.
When is significant is this: OF
all these countries not more than
one or two wanted war. Yet war
was thrust upon them all.
once war on this scale is un-
leashed, those fighting have only
one objective-to win. Thus Greece
whose dictatorship under Metaxas
was scarcely less oppressive than
those of Germany or Russia, is
welcomed as an ally of democratic
England, just as the democracies
welcomed autocratic Russia in 1914
Dictator Mussolini does not hesitate
to try to crush Dictator Metaxes
Behind the fine-sliced bologna
about theology lies the naked
struggle for power, for survival.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-05
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO EN-
GAGE IN THE SALE OF ALCO-
HOLIC BVERAGES

november 4, l940
To Whom II May COncern:
Notice is hereby given that fif-
teen days after the above date,
the undersigned proposes to sell
alcoholic beverages at these prem
ises described as follows:
460 BROADWAY,
Ell Centre, California
Pursuant to such intention, tile
undersigned is applying to the State
Board of Equalization for issuance
of an alcoholic beverage license Tor
licenses) for these premises as fol-
lows:
ON SALE BEER
Anyone desiring to protest the
issuance of such license may file q
verified protest with the State
Board of Equalization at Sacramen-
to, California, stating grounds for
denial as provided by law.
HARRY P. 10y.
No. 2676 (N5)
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-05
Barbs

It's the old American spirit not
to consider a draft capsule bitter
pill.
Sitting up till daylight would be
more fun if it didn't take all night
to do it.
Prior to this years campaign
speeches the greatest wind ever
recorded was atop Whiteface Noun
tain, NJ Y.
Being two-faced never doubled
anybody's face value.
Fayetteville, w. Va, man faint
ed in a taxi. Might be a good
idea to keep meters out of sight.
Lots of men who tire OF restau-
rant food marry and get their
meals from the delicatessen.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-05
Thoughts for the Day

Nevertheless for thy great merces' sake thou didst
not utterly consume them, forsake them; for
thou art gracious and mercifu God-Nehemiah
s:31.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-05
Did You Know?

Bogus money to a total of $780,
600 was passed in the United States
during 1899, according to the Secret
Service.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-05

Sixty million phonograph records
and 10000 new radio-phonograph
were purchased by Americans las
year.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-05
Bruce Cation
In Washington

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5. Tech
nically. the United States govern
ment has not made any secret COM
mitments or agreements with any
other nation.
Actually. though. some Of the
most vital steps in U. S. 1oreigil
policy have been taken oehlna
closed doors, with the results un-
yelled to the public only a1ter
everything was settled.
The process started before the
present war began and has con-
tinued down through the recent
summer. Unless all Wilmington
gossip is cockeyed, it is still gong
on in the form of conversations
regarding possible joint acton py
the United States and England IN
the Far East.
First tip-of came early in 1889
vhen a new Douglas bomber de-
signed for the U. S. Army crashed
on test flight in California
with a representative of the French
air lHllllSIIy dDOdI u
This stirred row IN Congress
and led to the discovery that the
administration had made neW-mo-
del American military planes avail
able for purchase by the French.
Legally, the whole business was
simply a commercial TRANSACTION
Practically. as a number of con-
gressmen pointed out at the time
it constituted highly important
decision affecting American for
eign policy Months before Inc
war began, it committed this gov
ernment to a stand which was
TO be of vital Importance after
the war broke out.
That the implications of the
whole affair were understood at
the time is shown by the fact that
the President felt obliged to call
in members of the Senate Mill
tarv Affairs Committee for con
fidential" interview.
DESTROYER DEAL
KEPT SECRET
More than a year later came
the famous deal by which so over
age U. S. destroyers were traded
to Great Britain for naval and air
base sites.
This deal had been on the fire
for months. So many rumors and
tips were circulating about it that
it hardly came as surprise, yet
the White House denied flatly tnat
any negotiations of the kind were
being made only a few weeks be-
fore the deal was consummated
When il was finally announced
it was presented to the Congress
as an accomplished fact, not as a
treaty requiring Senate ratifica-
ton
The country generally accepted
the swap as a good one. But the
fact remains that it was one OF
the most momentous steps evei
taken by an American government
and that it was completed before
the government would even admit
that it was being considered.
u. ). CANADIAN
DEFENSE BOARD
Last August came a third move
of the same formation OF
a joint U. s. Canadian defensc
board, coupled with the initaticr
of talks by the general staff,
of the United States and Canadian
armies.
Here. again the general senti-
ment of the country undoubtedly
approved Of the move. Yet the
agreement morally, at least com
mitted the United States TO active
collaboration with a belligerent ma
ton and marked a fundamental
change in its foreign policy-and
nobody outside of the administra-
ton knew about it until it was
presented as an accomplished fact.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-05

There are 168,OOO,OOO miles OF
telephone wires in the world.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-05

WllCS III lllc WOIlQ.
The United States has one-half
of the worlds telephones.
Sales records show that one
half of the entire American crop
of artichokes is sold by fruit mer-
chants on New York's lower East
Side.
The word unique" cannot pro-
perly be used in connection with
the words more or most" since
it means the only one of its kind
Only 6 per cent of the auto
mobile drivers involved in fatal
accidenS are female.
London is the center of the
world trade in furs.
In New Orleans, palms and pine
trees grow side by side.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-05

Being two-faced never doubled
anybody's face value.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-05
MEMBER

MRNGBER
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fornia Newspaper Publish-
err Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-05

The United States has one-half
of the worlds telephones.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-05

ancestors
Evening star., 1940-04-27

The firebox, ashpit and smoke.
box doors have been machined and
fitted to prevent any SCOT, gas, or
dust from escaping into the base
ment and causing subsequent dam
age and unpleasantness upstairs.
We are also advised that although
you may have the unit installed for
use with coal as a fuel to be hand
fired at first it can be easily con-
verted for stoker, oil burner, or gas
burner operation at any time in the
future.
Climbing up from the basement
to the kitchen again you might be
glad to know that you can brighten
up the old sink drafnboard, kitchen
cabinet, or possibly the breakfast
nook" arrangements with hand
some, new decorative molding which
boasts OF variable color stripping.
This clever new molding has small
slots or grooves in its outer surface
which hod strips of any color lin
oleum that you might desire.
Available In wide variety Of
shapes for use as nosings, Iwainscot
caps and cove bases these new
moidings can be fitted up with
strips of color to suit any type of
room decoration you might be fol-
lowing. They have invisible fasten-
ings, OF course, ind can be installed
by any one who knows how to push
hack saw and twist screw driver.
For example, If you are tired of
Evening star., 1940-04-27
LOST.

LOST.
BICYCLE. girls, red and white, left a
kenwood Cherry Blossom Festival wednes-
day, April "a. Reward 40S HishIand
DR.. Kenwood Phone WI. 71ae
BRACELET: wide, rhinestone; in or near
National Theater. weeks ago. Reward
Phone North 1875.
KEYS. five. in brown case. Reward, BOX
115-B, Star. oss
KEYTA1NER, small leather, with KEYS:
reward. Hobart 4134. 25s
PIN, double Chi Omega bar pin; gold, with
pearls: Thursday; reward. Phone Column
n1a zoo. Apt. :15. after 8 pm
POLICE BADGE. No. 372; lost on Saturday.
April 20. II found. call Emerson 1926
BEADING Ri.aL GLASSES. Friday: s pm, on
COTTAGE City. Greenwood 1851.
RING. yellow gold. large oval dull blue
stone Probably at Camp simms rife
reward. Call EN- 95l2'
RING platinum. with large diamonds. in
train or Union Station. Liberal reward
Phone Temple 1925
Evening star., 1940-04-27

A DEAL FUNERAL AT SIS
Provides same service as one costing $500.
Don't waste insurance money" Call DEAF,
with 20 years experience. Lincoln 5000
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
WHILE YOU WATT
Private Waiting Rooms.
Robt. b. Scott Dental Tech. Rms pOl poo
"estory Bldg:. sos 14th at r. Met. 1888
Evening star., 1940-04-27
Now Is Ideal Time
To Repair or Replace
Home Heating Plant
New Steel Boiler
Has Many Advantages
For Small House
BY LAWRENCE CROLIUS.

II you have suffered through a
long. hard winter with an anti
quated house heating boiler, you are
probably greeting spring with shouts
of joy. With the memory of those
horrible nights still bright in your
mind when the old CRATE burned
out and left you heatless, on the
coldest~night Of the year, or fatal
leak suddenly came from nowhere,
you more than likely find it diff
cult to even look at the cellar door
without series of shudders.
But before you settle into the
SNUG complacency that comes with
warm weather why don't you do
something about the troublemaker
In your basement? You know this
is the smart time of year to have
your heating man put the system
into firsv-class working order be-
cause the rush of trouble calls and
other business has been lifted from
his shoulders by now and he can do
the best possible job for you now
at the most reasonable price. Then
when fall comes you will be all
set to go and won't have to make
frantic calls for help along with
many others.
If you get around to doing any
thing about this important bit of
prevention, be sure to have look
at a new steel boiler which is now
available for installation in even
the most moderate priced homes.
This handsome piece of heating
equipment has been designed espe-
cially for small homes, we are told,
and combines practically all of the
features which have formerly been
found on only the somewhat higher
priced boilers. For instance, the
boiler itself is made of copper bear
ing steel welded into single unit
without sections or joints so that
1t is delivered on the job in one
piece, will go through an average
door opening, and needs only a
short time to be put into opera
ton. This should certainly help to
lower installation costs.
You will be interested to know
that this new boiler is also sup
piled with built-in hot-water heat
er of the submerged copper tube
Evening star., 1940-04-27

trying to keep the Nnoleum cover
ing OF the sink drainboard in place
you can run piece of this mate
rial around the edge, and 1t will
provide a rugged, drip-proof edg-
ing which trims the job of neatly
and expertly. You can also fill In
that space which is hard to keep
clean, between the top of the
counter and the kitchen cabinets
above, with new piece of linoleum,
and a section of the desired mold
ing makes 1t tight and dry
A home workshop enthusiast will
run riot with the various shapes
which can be had to trim up base
ment game rooms in the modern
manner. giving them that profess
sional touch which will bring many
an oh-ah from your envious friends.
II you want to know the names
OF the manufacturers of the prod
ucts described in this column Just
cut the column out and send 1t,
with a stamped, self addressed en-
velope, to Lawrence Crolius, 81 East
Sixty-seventh street. New York,
N. Y. a.
Evening star., 1940-04-27

since it was named In 1884 by the
Ark and Dove expedition, which
founded the first English settlement
in Maryland.
The existing dwelling, owned ut
various times by several families who
attempted to farm part Of the Is
acre tract. is now occupied by the
caretaker who will guard the ex-
elusive colony being planned by St.
GATHERINGS Island, Inc, of which
Daniel r. Forbes, local attorney, is
president.
The colony, whose first home was
started here today, will include
about % summer homes, q golf
Evening star., 1940-04-27
HELP MEN.

helpers, thoroughly experienced with set
ting units and duct work. NJ w. Martin
Arlington Ridge I'd, Rosslyn Va
Evening star., 1940-04-27

type, which will supply ample hot
water for the entire house without
any additional equipment. The de-
sign of the boiler itself would seem
to be highly efficient because of
the large combustion chamber COM
pletely surrounded by water, and
the large number of small fire tubes
Evening star., 1940-04-27
Summer Home Started
On St. GATHERINGS Islond
Special Dispatch to The Star,

5pecIAI Dispatch to The Star.
LEONARDTOWN, Md, April n.
When carpenters invaded st. Cath
crimes Island today. to build sum-
mer home for q New York chemist,
they learned they were the second
crew Of builders ever to set foot on
the historic tract.
Being developed into q colony OF
summer homes, limited in number,
st. GATHERINGS has remained "un-
improved"-except for one house
Evening star., 1940-04-27

through which the hot gases must
pass on their way to the f1ue.
Like almost all of the new home
appliances this heater has been
smartly styled with a full-length
steel jacket decorated with rugged
enamel, under which is placed
heavy layer of insulating asbestos.
Evening star., 1940-04-27

course, and such recreational facili-
ties as private bathing beaches,
community parks, skeet grounds,
tennis and badminton courts, and
docks necessary for both residents
and hunting and fishing parties.
Evening star., 1940-04-27
FOUND.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES FOR
SAFE dealers requested not to apply. 6O4
Ilth st: NV. THIRD FLOOR.
FIRE ESCAPES, FTRE-PROOFING. FIRE
alarms: complete service. DUPONT IRON
WORKS, INC, MA. 1868.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bllls or debts contracted for or BY any one
9ther than myself. U. s. RANDLE. 2539
Penna. ave. Sc. oSs
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
aepts os3 other than those contracted by my
sell. FRANCIS ]. LEONARD, r. r. D,
No. 3. Alexandria, Va.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF the East Washington Savings
the transaction Of any. other business that
may be brouFht to the attention Of the
meet1ng viii pc held Wednesday, June s,
vania Ave. Sc. between the hours OF IL
O'CLOCK noon 3 snd wffIgg6H gm rApusu.w
La gaceta., 1940-11-22
DEPORTES
LOS A~CCIONISTAS DE LA
MINORIA QUIEREN ECHAR
"A NUGENT

Filadelfia, Nov. 22.@Oircula
el rumor de que un grupo de
accionistas de la minorfa Sc pro-
pone echar de la presidencia de
los Phillies a Gerry Nugent y
con nueva sangre Y dinero inte-
grar una fuerte novena.
La minoria parece estar enca.
bezada por William H. Harm
an, vicepresidente de la compa'
hia Baldwin, fabricantes de To-
comotoras. Hartman asegura
que 81 no recuerda haber recibi-
do todavia un real desde que
comprara las acciones y que e
club pierde dinero continuamer
tie.
Aseg1rase que Gerry cobra
$500 al ano, su esposa $1,000
Y Ell secretario Robert ]. Irwin
Jr. $4,000.
Los Dodgers de Brooklyn ha
ce pocos dias lie compraron a
Filadelfia, por 100000 los ser
vicios del notable pitcher Kirb.
Higbe.
La gaceta., 1940-11-22

no esta vez de algeria, de espe-
rama, Y Ell mismo jIbilo loco de
un ciego que volviera a percibir
con sus pupilas muertas la luz
dorado del sol, prometedora de
las delicias de los palisades cam
pestres, de la belleza del mar, de
la hermosura incompatible del
|eielO.
An, Dios, como vibrabal
Ahora lie temblaban las ma
nos como hojas agitara la tenn
posted, lie temblaban los labiOs
como flores que cabecea una
brisa de la tarde. y habia en-
sus ojos la humedad de una pro-
xima explosion de llanto.
ERA possible este, gran Dios?
PorQue acababa de abrirse a
los pies de Pedro de Nunez un
nuevo abismo, insondable como
ell del dolor que lie habia enlo-
quecido en- estos euatro amos, pc
70 que era esta vez abismO de
La gaceta., 1940-11-22

Els verdad; nos enamoramos,
hondamente, locamente, como
tG te enamoraste IN dia de Ia
que hoy es tn mujer, como sole.
nos enamoramoS una vez en- la
vida: con Ell alma entera. Y los
dos, Pedro, habiendolo leido en-
nuestros ojos, no habi6ndolo po-
dido callar, tuvimos e. heroismo
de separarnos para siempre.
"fPara siempre, Pedro! iTe
10 juro Y te 10 jura Maria de las
Moves en- esta carta, por 10 me-
jor de nusstra vida, por ell amer
que nos tensmos.
"Cuando 20 volvi a Holania.
los dos mes habiamos prometi-
do cast sin palabras, renunciar
para slampre a aquella passion
que habia brotado a Ia vez en-
n~uestros pechos, y que los dos
adivinabamos que iba a ser Ia
dnica luz de n~uestros corazones
en- q reSto de nueStra vida.
La gaceta., 1940-11-22

"Yo Sc, como 10 sabe tn pri-
ma, que III llegaste luego a es-
timar a Isidoro; ~nosotros tam
Ibien 10 estimamOs y 10 compa-
declines, viendolo escogido por
Ia desgracia v por ell destino
cruel que nos junt6 a Maria de
las Nieves y a mi, sin que nos
hubieramos propuesto traicio-
mar a Borgona nj a nadie.
"Pero, en- fin; no quiero AIDE
lantarme a los hechos.
10 que tn ignoras, segura-
mente, 10 que TODD ell mundo ig-
nora, excepto tn mujer, es que
tn prima y 20 nos cuisines des-
de Ell dia de tn bOda.
Maria de las Moves habia te
nido meses antes un cruel des-
engahO de amor, to 10 sabes, Y
aceptaba a Borgoha como ma
rido, mas que per NADIA. por ODE
decor a tus tics. Pero... Iqu6
culpa tuvimOs ~nOsOtros. Pedro.
La gaceta., 1940-11-22

causa.
'Recuerdas que Ell dia de tn
boda, 70 estuve en- vuestra casa
de Madrid.
"Tu mismo me i~nvitaste a il
Ia Madrid, eScribiendome aque-
liza carta tan carincsa a La Ha-
Iva, donde 70 estaba entonces de
Iagregado militar en- nuestra en-
bajada.
I'm vuestra casa de Madrid,
td me presentaste a tn prima
Maria de las Nieves.
y Adn recusrdo tus palabras,
ouerido Pedro, cuandO me dis
tie al presentarme q ella; "Bue-
no. I'd, Mfguelito, a yer 81 n;s Ia
enamoras y evitas que Sc nos
case con csc earcamal-" tie a.
cuerdas?... Te referias al bon
dadoso IsidorO de Bcrgoha, el
elegante dipIomaticO que enton-
ces era novio de tn prima, y con
Ell que al fin Sc case.
La gaceta., 1940-11-22
Ell soldadoC Clark vencio a la "~palomita" Ortensio
I'm "aguanta golpes" de New York
Clark no quiso acostarle

que el arbitro le contara los
diez segundos y algo m5s.
All fin, en- Ell sexto asalto de Ia
ridicula "peleilla", que no "olia'
bien, Ell arbitro Raymond puso
en- alto la mano de Clark y de-
clar6 vencido al individuo de las
200 libras.
En- ell primer asalto Artensio
cay6 a La Iona bajo los efectos
de un gancho de izquierda y Sc
levant6 sin que lie contaran. Fu6
EN- Ell segundo que comenz6 a
sangrar,
Los concentrates del pdblico,
en- cuanto a la pelea, debiera ha-
berlos escuchado Ell Sr, LAMAR
que,
Frankie Thomas. de 138 IL
bras, aleanz6 la decision sobre
el cubanO Domingo Torres. Tho
mas pogo los mejores golpes.
Gan6 cuatro asaltoy ell prote-
gido de la empresa, IN boxeador
de recursos muy rsprochab,es y
que olvida cada tres minutes las
reglas del pugilismoi dos supo
eonquistarlcs Torres Y dos que
daron empatados.
UliSes Vale derrot6 por no
caut tecnico a Eddie Mayaew,
de Jacksonville, que no re pom
dio a Ia campana del cuarto asal
to. Cyclone Dfaz vapuleo a Baby
Ben y Young Lobato superb y
derrot6 a Young Chino.
La gaceta., 1940-11-22

dicha infinita, de esperanza do
rada, de una algeria que lie par
tia Ell pecho.
Hacfa Ia carta slusi6n a Ma
ria de la Cruz, suponiendola jun
to a Pedro.
Hablaba tambien de su prI-
ma, este es, de Maria de las Me
YES, como 81 fuera ella en- reali-
dad la que estaba al lado de Mi
guel de Guzman... Y e~ntonces..
era, acaso que?.
%
iAh, mol Era demasiado no
rrible para pensarlo, para ad-
nitric siquiera.
Pero Pedro sc tenia Ique rem
dir a la evidencia, y para salir
de dudas, lego ain:
"Escucha, Pedro, lee con toda
atenci6n. y jdzganos despues.
"Vamos a tomar la historic
desde su principle, para que ID
juzgues con conocimiento De
La gaceta., 1940-11-22

Isl, Pedro; 70 volvi a Holan-
da, y tn prima oued6 en- Madrid.
'Meses despues, Sc celebra-
ba su boda con Isidoro de Bor-
gcna. 70 supa Ia noticia por ii
tambien y por los peri6dicos de
Madrid que nos llegaban a Ia
ambajada, y senti, tie 10 jurO! la
tristeza y ia desilusi6n Y Ell des-
encanto mas grande ia mi vi
da.
'Pero sups csllar.
'Supe guardian en- Ell fondo de
coraz6n, la herida alberta, y
eomerme mis- lagrimas en- silen-
Io, sin una palabra, como til "a
bes que sufren los hombrss que
somos como til y como ye.
"Pero, iah! Hay IN destino.
Pedro, hay un canine trazado
antemano para eada vida, v
que ha de reccrrer esta a pesar
de TODD su empeho en- evitarlos,
en- cOntrariarlOs, en- dar otro
La gaceta., 1940-11-22
De,rcsa dc Arkansas

Aver, en- New York, 1880
personals presenciaron la derro-
ia del @once'' de Arkansas por
los Rams de .Fordham, con
anotaci6n de q por Z. Atacaron
los Rams por Ia via a6rea y tres
de sus "touchdowns" los hicie=
ron por medic de pases.
Su unicc Touchdown 10 rea-
liz6 Ell Arkansas en- Ell tercer pc
riodo. Jim Noble, de Fordham,
recogi6 Ell bal6n en- la Inca de
81 yardas de Arkansas y corri6
anotar.