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chasers and sellers thereof, ~
principal or agent, or any person
holding credits for others % .
direct or incidental part Of his
business, or brokers: and, each prin-
cipal, agent, home of1ice, branch or
correspondent Of any person so en-
gagged shall be regarded as 4
separate banking institution"
Section IL. Additional regulations.
The regulations of November II,
1884, are hereby modified insofar
as they are inconsistent with the
provisions Of sections 8 to III, in
elusive, Of this order, and except as
50 modified are hereby continued In
full force and effect. The Secre-
tary Is authorized and empowered
to prescribe from time to time regu.
lations to carry out the purposes
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Of section . to II, inclusive. Of this
order - amended, and to provide IN
such regulations or by rulings made
pursuant thereto. the conditions
under which licenses may be
granted by such agencies a. the
Secretary Of the Treasury may des-
tgnAte.
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Soyres Going to Jopon
For Visit With Crews
~ the Associated Prsss.

~ the Associated Prsss.
MANILA, April 1l.-United States
High Commissioner Francis B. Sayre
and Mrs. sayre viii leave for Japan
April 10 aboard the liner President
Evening star., 1940-04-11
Chicago Bondits Sentenced

CHICAGO, April II R.-Waltsr
Hugh, "a, and Howard sallows, 50,
were sentenced to ! to 20 years in
State Prison yesterday after they
admitted the $17,400 robbery Of
Marshall Field A Co.'S Chicago
store February 10. Sallows was Z
money guard in the store and Hugh
was q w. p. A. painter.
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anniversary festivities. . celebration
planned for next summer. A Penn
sylvanian wrote In and said he
would come II he could see q prairie
Evening star., 1940-04-11

Pierce, his ONCE said today. They
plan to visit their friends, United
States Ambassador and Mrs. Joseph
G. Grew ct Toxic.
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dog town. 30 Jones plans to mark
three such towns along the main
highways and to erect signs inviting
tourists to "shoot 'em II you can"
Evening star., 1940-04-11
Will Mark Pruirie Doc Town

LYONS. Kans. R.-A hint is all
that 1t takes to start Paul Jones,
head OF the KANSAS Coronado
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
Eight Teams
Enter Cage
T0urn dment

Eight of Imperial Valleys out
standing commercial and school
baseball squads this week began
brushing up on offensive and defen-
srvc play in preparation for a Gold
Medal tournament in the high
school gymnasium March 26, y and
%.
Teams from Calipatria TO MeXi-
cali will compete in the tourna-
ment, according to Director Larry
Hanson. Co-favored to win were
Silver Slipper. winner OF the Ell
Centre commercial league, and Ell
Centre junior college
Other teams expected to make
good showings we're SherWoods, run
nerup in commercial league play.
I. V. Hardware Pacifico MeXicali,
Calexico Commercial, Calipatria
Bears and the Tropic.
Ed Campion, former De Paul
university all-American, and Bill
Maxwell, all-coast conference guard
at UCLA, pace the Silver Slipper
attack, according to Hanson. Both
are outstanding floor men and good
shots. Campion is the most spec
tacular player the valley has ever
seen, not excepting the House of
David and Colored Clowns teams.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
Padre Regulars to Play
Benefit Game Here Sunday
Hipass He aIth Fund
To Get Boost from
An-S+ar Game

San Diego Padre regulars
currently rated a first divi-
sion contender in the Pacific
Coast league. will oppose an
Imperial Valley All Star
baseball team Sunday afternoon in
a charity game at FL Centre stad-
ium
Entire proceeds from the game
will be turned over to the Hipass
Health Camp fund. according to
Manager Cedric burst who will
send his varsity players against a
valley nine
The all-star team. to be managed
by Johnny Carroll of Calexico. will
be composed of county league per-
formers. of valley players now work
ing out with the Padres and will
be augmented by a Padre battery.
Three regular Padre hurlers are
expected TO see action IN the Sun
day game, according to burst. and
il is possible that Hebert or Hum
phreys will work for the all-starS.
The Padre regulars defeated the
rockies 7-3. in a game played in El
Centre stadium Tuesday. Leading
hitters were Fred Knoll. Steve Pa
tras and Steve Mesner
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
MARKET QUOTATIONS
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, March 20. up
Trading was rather slow for Wed
nesdaY. Asparagus, tomatoes. let
tuce and peas were slightly weaker.
Asparagus: san Diego 10c; med
ium &c; small nc; local jumbos lac;
ELECT 12-l3c; fey lie; choice &c:
Imperial punched ex fey 1oc; fey
50: special &c.
cabbage. Cannonball 40-5oc; fla,
Dutch 20-4oc; Imperial 6Q-75c: red
ICcal Sl25; Savoy soc.
Lettuce: Imperial dozen S2.5n-
S2.75. dozen $1.75-$2.25; IS So
Sc: Orange a. S125, IS 800; IS ST.;
santa Maria As $l75-$2.25; IS $l25-
pea: GoIeta Gi.-7c; san Lui.
Cbispo &c; san pedro &C; santa
Maria 4-5c; Arroyo Grande 5-5c;
Imperial 5i4-6c; COachclla ordin-
arY ~ Pismo 56c; China Goa
chella 20-26c; Oceano 25-26c.
squash White summer Imperial
Si.56- 81 90: flats $1.50-$1.75; Italian
Imperial $1.75; flats $1.35-$l 50,
Goa cheIla $I.75-$2. GO; flats $1.5o-
81 50-$IS5: Jugs $3.50; san Diego
Iugs S1.25-$1.JG; light colored 90
81 no: Laguna Tugs $50; yellow
ciookneck Imperial Coachella
crates s2.25-$2.5o; local banana Il:
Hubbard Sc.
Tomatoes: Niand & Imperial 8
tops 500 $3.25; l2-tops $2.65-$3.0o;
It's $685. 90; 2"s $l."o-$l.35; Dose
lugs 73-$l.o0.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
BENCHW ARM|NG
by Burdette Kline
-Post-Press Sports Editor

should repeat. And you can look Tor
improved performances from Junior
Thompson, Turner. DAVIS, and
Shoffner. McKechnie can always
be counted on to spring one pitch
ing surprise.
The Saint Louis Cardinals ano
the daffy Dodgers from BROOKLYN
| loom as the most dangerous rivals
for the Reds this season. Saint
Louis has speed and power in the
outfield. and the infield needs only
one point strengthened. second base.
Pitching and catching departments
are well fortified and the hurting
of MCGEE. Lanier, Warneke. Curt
Davis and co. may evolve as the
best IN the loop.
The Dodgers have the finest de-
fenSive infleld in the league with
Camllli. CoScarart. Durocher and
Lavagatto guarding the sacks. he
outfield will be stronger with VoS-
mix. Cullenbine, Koy, Ripple, and
Gilbert fighting for berthS.
The Dodgers catching is adequate
but they still need another winning
hurler. Casey, Hamlin. Van Mungo
and Whit Wyatt loom as the most
consistent winners on the team.
The Chicago Cubs. Pittsburgh
Pirates and New York Giants are
the If teams Of the National league
Any one OF them might emerge as
pennant winner, or on the other
hand fall down with the Boston
Bees and Philadelphia PhillleS
The Cubs will be stronger in the
infleld and outfleId but pitching
and catching weaknesses Will hurt
their chances of winning Pittsburgh
will be better than last year but
are still at least two years away.
The Pirates have power to burn
but pitching is woerully weak.
Mel OFT and Carl Hubben carry
the first division hopes of the
New York Giants. but there are
still too many Ifs as far as the
Giants are concerned. Terry has
three rockies in the infield, one IN
the outfield.
Pitchers, with Schumacher Cas-
tleman, Gumbert. Lohrman, Van
denberg. Salvo and Hubbell. could
bring the Giants up with outstand-
ing performances. But of the seven.
only Hubbell and Gumbert loom as
certain winners.
Boston and Philadelphia will fin
ish out the required eight team
league
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
Lopez, Manlopig
Clash in Mat
Main Thursday

Vincent Lopez and Pantheon
Manlopig, a pair of the valleys
fayorite grapplers, will tangle in
the main event at the Ell Centre
city limits arena Thursday night
at $50
Lopez. a veteran of seven years
of wrestling and a man who held
the world championship in 1885.
will attempt to make the compar-
atiye upstart among matmen, Man
lopig a stepping stone in his rise
back to the top of the wrestling
heap.
In preliminary bouts FL Pulpo
will tackle Box Car Jacobs Ia man
sized Job for any wrcStlerD and Al
Baffert will meet Hank Metheney
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20

It's the eternal custom OF sports
editors. unless they feel in the mood
to go out on a limb to stick with
the defending champions in pre-
dieting the outcome of any sports
event.
So that leaves but one team in
the National league for us 10 back
in the 1910 pennant race. the Gin
cinnati Reds. National league VIM
ner one year ago.
Cincinnati has the best balance
of any team in the league as they
line up at the present time. The
infield. with Mccormick, Frey.
Meyers. Riggs and Werber is in
tact, the outfield with Goodman.
Craft and Berger as a nucleus will
be as good as last year. There will
probably be a couple OF switches
in the outer garden to strengthen
that department. however.
Catching. with Hersberger and
Lombardi, is not a problem and the
Reds have probably developed the
best pitching staff in the league
Walters and Derringer, the league S
winnlngest pitchers a year ago.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20

to score its second victory OF the
season over the Bulldogs.
Cordero paced the Calexico nine.
getting two of the Bulldogs five
hits. Garlic tripled for the losers.
In Brawley Loughborough charges
dropped a 2-l decision to the Braw-
lev Merchants in a game which in
dicated the NorthenderS will be con-
tenders in the pennant chase.
Four Brawley pitchers, Navarro,
Rodriguez. Minter and Williams,
held the Brawley Mexicans to six
scattered hits. Both runs were earn
ed off williams in the fourth and
fifth innings.
Brawley scored its only run in
the fourth when Skies. who COL
lected three hits during the day
singled. went to second and Sey-
mour's hit and scored on MeStas'
single.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
Godoy Becomes
No. | CHALLENGER

MILWAUKEE, March 20. up
Arturo Godoy. Chilean heavyweight
replaced Tony Galento as no. chal-
lenger to Champion Joe Louis in
National Boxing Association rank
ingS announced today by Fren j.
Sandy, chairman of The association S
championship committee.
Godoy moved ahead of the New
Jersey barkeeper by staying Is
rounds with Louis in a title match
at New York recently. Galento was
ranked no. , challenger with Bob
Pastor of New York. LOU Nova of
California Tommy Farr of England,
Max Baer of California, Red Bur
man of Maryland and Johnny Pay
Chek of Iowa following.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
U.C.I.A. Crew
Whips 0. s.

LOS ANGELES. March 20. up
The University of California at Los
Angeles was away to a good start to-
day in the 1910 crew season with a
surprising three quarter length vic
tory over Oregon State college.
The U. c. L. A. crew. with only
two veterans, roWed the 1900 meter
course on the Bollona Creek channel
yesterday in six minutes, two fifths
seconds. The Bruin junior varsity
finished length behind Oregon
; State.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
Jaycees Defeat
Pickups, 1888

Ell Centre junior college basket
ball team. prepping for the gold
medal basketball tournament later
in the month. Tuesday night de-
feated a pickup team, 1888, at the
FL Centre gymnasium.
The Arabs were originally Sched-
uled to play the Calipatria Bears
but the northenders did not SHOW
for the game
Jack Fox. Bill Payne and Ted
Sandez again paced the winning
cagers with "a. Is and II points
Larry Hanson, with II points. top
ped the losers. Score at the hall
was 1912
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
Favored Oregon
Caqers Put Out

DENVER. March 20. IUP)--The
National A. A. U. basketball tourna-
ment reached the third round today
with 16 of so entrants left to play.
Only twice have underdogs upset
favorites. The highly favored Okla
homa City '89ers fell before the Salt
Lake City Eckres and the Eugene,
Ore. Rubensteins. with five mem
bers of the 1899 University of Ore
gon intercollegiate champion team
IN their team. went out 63-46 last
night before the Colorado Springs
Martins.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20

is a conference champion and rep
resents the big name" college teams
of its section.
First round games will be on Fri
day night, with the winners to play
for the Western championship on
Saturday night. simultaneously, the
four eastern district winners will
be playing at Indianapolis The win
ner there will compete against the
western winner here on Saturday
March 80 for the NCAA title.
The Pacific Coast representative,
Southern California, is on its way
with a record of 10 triumphs and
only two setbacks in a season which
included engagements with some of
the biggest name teams in basket
ball. The defeats were suffered at
the hands of California and Stan
ford both conference foes. At the
start of the season. on an eastern
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
Summer Sun
BringsP|ans
ForCoo|ers

A warm spring sun smiled
upon Ell Centre Wednesday and
brought with it not only
thoughts of new Easter bonnets
but of new house coolers as
well.
Not so many weeks distant
will find Imperial Valley in
summertime again and the
easiest way to keep "spring"
inside the house is to call upon
Charles L. Hafer of the Hafer
Sheet and Metal Works, pioneer
in desert cooling equipment.
The metal concern started in
1880 and grew rapidly on the
wings of air conditioning until
now one of the cOmpany's chief
activities is constructing cool
ing units. 1t Is not the only
activity, however, for the con-
Germ also stresses high quality
work on such products as tanks,
stove hoods, Skylights, duct
foundation vents cutters and
general repair work.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
Get Your Autoin
Shape for Trips
At Harris Shop

Twenty years ago, when c. f.
Harris entered the automobile
business in Ell Centre. spring
was a time W hen folks
thoughts turned to love, fur
bishIng up the old bicycle for
spin or maybe taking DObbin
out for a workout.
Love has remained, hut
Dobbin and the bicycle arc
definitely out. Their place has
been taken by the automobile
and the wise motorists spring
thoughts are for getting the car
ready for summer jaunts.
No other autOmotive repair
shop in Ell Centre is better pre-
pared, from the standpoint of
experience and workmanship,
than the Harris shop at the
corner of Sixth street and
Broadway ,phone 1911. The
establishment is equipped for
every type of service to the
ailing motor.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
Bozeman Back
In Title Runninq

CHICAGO, March 20. CUPJ-Jay
Bozeman, Vallejo, Calf, held second
place in the $4,000 world champion
ship three cushion billiard tourna-
ment today after defeating Joe Cha
maco Mexico City title claimant,
1929. Willie Hoppe, New York, was
inactive yesterday and retained his
first place position.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
Spartans Start
Class Meet

Inter-class track meets, destined
to select members of the 1910 FL
Centre high school track and field
team. were started Wednesday, &C
cording to Coach Larry Hanson.
Outstanding performer to date
Hanson said. is Edward Alarcon
Glass C speed merchant who has
already tied school records in the
so and 100 yard dash
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
CHICAGO GRAINS

CUItAGO. MaICh 70. U'PJ War
news and pessimistic crop advicrs
from the southwest again brought
higher wheat prices On the Chicago
board Of trade today.
wheat closed o. to in cents
higher with May selling at 1.05a. O.
1907. bushel. Corn was up Q. 10
2, cent, May 5s 2. it,; oats ~. 10
II cents higher. May 42a and rye
- to 2g cents higher, May 67h.
SOY beans up -. IL - cents. May
SI12t.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
l.. 4. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. March 2". U'Pl
Al. rise by Lu,khecd aircraft tea e.
tuTtd al upturn on the Los Angeles
stock exchange this morning. II -
sueH rose. sank. and were uh-
changed. Volume Wa about l3,""'
shares
The I.u,kheed gain Was 4" 80 ON
"a sale 4 100 shares vega edged W
4. 60 g.. a. did McuA~,n TO -. tn"
latter on 5uu shares. RYAN held IN
changed "a Is,
southern Pacific at H. was III
o. aud Edison 49, At De. waN or
a. both on loo shares
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. March 20. DIP
BIltain's air raid on the German Ia p
val basc At Svlt switched the Wall
street viewpoint for peace 10 war
today and the stock market advanc-
id fractions to > points under lead
Of war babies.
Aircraft issues held gains ranging
to nearly points.
Railroad equipment issues were
stronger on anticipation Of orders
for heavy ordinance.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages; Industrial, 1861.
up Oh. rail 3o1@, up o1b, uulity
ill. up o.o3. IS stocks 4k.3G. VI
U1A
stock sales were G5",o"o compared
with G5u.UUn yesterday curb stock
volume amounted 10 l7T"oo hare
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
Central, Viking
basebaI|ers PLAY

FL Centre high school baseball
team will meet Holtville in a prac-
tee game Wednesday afternoon in
FL Centre stadium.
Glen Shumard was expected TO
hIrl for the FL CcntranS, Lefty
Zumste!n for HOltvillc.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
Santa Clara Eyens
U.C..L.A. Series

LOS ANGELES, March 20. up
The Santa Clara baseball team came
back yesterday behind the three hit
pitching of Russ Lcbeck TO win the
second Of two game series with
the University Of California at Los
Angeles ) 10 !.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
Braw|ey, Coache||a
Tracksfers Clash Y

Brawley high school varsity, B
and C track teams will meet Coach
ella high cinder path artists in
duel meet at the BraWley track
Thursday afternoon
Roy Harwell, John Williams and
Joe Silva were expected to domi-
nate among BraWley's varsity con-
tenders, Cady in the Glass c and
! Navarro and Jones in Glass B.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20

day afternoon as Armando Valencia
was victim OF an attack of wildneSs.
He hit four batterS and walked five
more. Yuma combined the nine free
passes with four hits and an error
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
Troj jams Invade
East to Play for
u, S. Cage Title

KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 90 tUP) -Four university basketball
collective and lost record of "A victories and II
the headed this direction today To play for the
championship Collegiate Athletic association
Each of four, Rice Colorado
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
'CuIexico, BroWIey
Mines Lose Close
Practice Games

Valley baseball from CaeMco and Brawy took
practice afternoon but Showngs OF the
promised hoy contested league seasons
Caexco dropped high school in Yuma Tues
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20

trip, the Trojans made a grand
slam against DePaul. Purdue, No
tire Dame, Long Island and Temple,
in successive one night stands.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
L. A. POULTRY

VI d ....... > 3,
Hens, lcghorns. pa -3A lbs. go. -,
Hens. leghorns, over 4 lbs. ...... 13t
Do. over lbs. ................. -,
Hens, colored, 214 to I lbs. &c.. 10,
Hens, colored, over 4 lbs. ..... l9c
BrOilers, over IA up to IA lbs. 1Sc
Broilers, over i, up to q, lbs. 20,
Leghorns q. to 3 lbs. ........ 15t
FryerS, colored, 2i2- g, lbs. go. 20,
FryerS, colored, over 81 lbs. up %,
Roasters, colored ............. "a,
Old ROSTERS, coI3red ...... 10
Old ROSTERS, leghorn .......... OS
std ...'-..., ............ Ia
Ducklings, over ) pounds ...... 1G
DucklinSs, under 3 pounds 49,. Il
ga duckS ...,..................... O6
Dung geese .............. ......... ID
Young Tom turkeys, IA to 20 ID. -
DO. 20 lbs. up ..................... -
Young hen turkeys .......... Is
Young hen turkeys, II lbs. up II
Ola tom turkeys ................ u
Old hen turkeys ............. IL
CapOns lbs. &; up ............ %
Rabbits. No. l VIII. > u to AZ lbs. II
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
4. 4. GRAINS

Los ANGELES. March 20. tPI
wheat ~.
No. I hard white -. H.67 y Y =
No. ! soft white 80. sl.b1 y III =
BARLEY On
80. 40 xeii,w $780, Sl.5O-l So
milo No . yellow -. si.S7 u -l.42 =
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
L. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. March 20 ,Ip
TFsasamerica ....t+.-'.'.'t - o >
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
Ell CentrO P Pss;sessss : Directory

It to your advantage to know these Business and Profess
sonaI people 49,. They we'll known. reliable firms that
are deserving Of your patronage.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-03-20
l.. A. HAY
L. A. BUTTER d EGGS

Los ANGELES, March 90 n PD
Butter: extras 3hc. prime fir-ty .
Evening star., 1940-03-25
Seven Straight Wins
Put Cubs al Top Of
Grapefruit Loop
Browns Trounce Minors
To Run Second; Bees
Surprise Own League
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The top team in baseballs semi
serious grapefruit league. you may
be surprised to learn, is Gabby
Hartnett's Chicago National League
combination.
The Cubs won seven straight
games last week with an outbreak of
long distance hitting The Chicago
boys weren't supposed to have much
this spring except Dizzy Dean and
a sense of humor. but it developed
they had rookie named Dominic
Dallessandro who is S feet inches
Of dynamite at the plate.
1t was a good thing, in way. that
the Cubs came along with their un-
fathomable streak on the West
Coast because it kept the st. Louis
Browns from taking over the league
lead. Slowed away in Texas, how
ever, they haven't met single major
league club as yet and their record
of six victories and two defeats is
mainly imaginary as measure of
prowesS.
Perhaps the funniest grapefruit
league record Of all is that of the
Boston Bees. Casey Stengel is hav-
ing his troubles and every scribe who
has watched the Bees this spring
has labeled them seventh placers-
eighth but for the grace of the
phillies Vet the ReeS hove r,1ovad
five games against National League
opponents and won every one.
The standings:
Evening star., 1940-03-25
Heightened Goal Posts Urged
For Pro Grid by Marshall,
Recalling RusseNs Miss

he claims slow up the game. by a
l5-yard penalty for every punt
kicked out of bounds on the fly.
Punts rolling out would not be pen
allied. That's silly, "snorts Mar
shall. Kicking out of bounds is
an art and skillful kicker should
not be penalized for helping his
team"
Having disposed of these three
suggestions in words of one syllable,
Marshall then wakes eloquent over
his own fve-all of. which he says
are absolutely necessary for the con-
tinued advancement of pro football.
Taking them one by one, they
are:
Would Change Goal Posts.
l. An extension of the goal posts
to height Of so feet to eliminate
all doubt as to whether kicks go
through or wide of them. prompt
ed, of course, by the now-famous
dispute ovel Bo Russell's attempted
field goal ir the fading seconds of
the Redskin-Giant game last De-
cemberD
2. An order for the field Judge
to be placed behind the goal posts
directly in line with the kicker in
order that he may aid the referee
In determining true flight Of the
ball. Also on goal-line plays, reg
ulations for the head linesman and
umpire to station themselves at op-
posite ends of the line of scrim-
mage, both to collaborate in judg-
ing whether a touchdown is made
as well as to detect offside viola
tions.
go An increase in the player
limit from 80 to 80. 1t is the higher
figure now for the first two league
games, after which it reverts to 80.
Three full teams are not too many
for a big-league football squad"
says Marshall
"a A rule that players cannot be
optioned out to minor league pro
teams more than one year. Too
many teams can use players that