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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-13
Farm Market
News Of Week

IttIClSn. May I3.-N neat MILL
feeds declined Sc&Suually dlu.u% ,:lv
inst week III May Us pu$t,Wugc M
proved in important fre,,ia" avr1
and offerings from mills DC,lna
more plentiful. the u. S. and Morn,
Carolina Crpuriincu,i OF us.,1rIi1,;,..
revealed in the weekly market nov,
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SeP''e''''E So'''e buyers a,' oileriNS
prices 3ooNe the feS''li" market
lever III otoeF 10 UH,2lll peanuts o!
Nn'S type N!eatlWliitS' prSt Ju'l'DoS
are coH'HI''!io!ilS : 10 % IL cent
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-13

....occ Station, Raleigh, May l3.-
b.. s,..cuscs nave seriously attack
.-acco. but strawberry growers
..ly suffered little from leaf
. ".j Scorch this year, Howard K.
Extension patholo9iSt Of n.
-.'" College, reported today, He
...t blue mold, the dreaded to-
.ant bed disease. is generally
....'>d throughout the Eastern
.. Of the State, and has made
a.urauce in several Piedmont
.. disease situation in straw
-ids is decided contrast to
.p5acco beds, Garriss de
... strawberry leatSpot and
..scases have not developed
.r t. the extent Of severe at
Except in few Isolated
Fewer berries have diseased
.au has been known in several
.4d the berries look better IN
....o than in long time.
...Gnding results may not be
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-13
DUTCH ART WORK
ON MAZE STEAMER

GuayaQuiI, Eclda;o", May 49,
(AP)-TLe crow af the l.2Tl-ton
German irciGhtcr Ccriao. in port
h"rr since H." outbreak C. war, aWak-
encd yesterday % in; huge lag
81 The Netherlands and the words
Long live The Netherlands" paint
cd on her prov.
Tn" al work was believed TO
nave been done during the night by
sailor, from Tie Netherlands steam
Cr Manto. which sailed before dawn
for a northern port
Tho skipper Of the Cerigo pu, rs
crew 10 work scrubbing away ia.
paint
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-13
DR.. a. S. Wheeler
OF UNC Is Dead

Chapel Hill, May 13.-Dr. Alvin
Sawyer Wheeler, Kenan professor
meritus OF organic. chemistry and
member of the faculty Of the Uni
:ersity Of North Carolina for 40
years, died at his home here early
Sunday morning. He was "A.
DR.. Wheeler had an international
equation as an authority on dyes
md his research in various phases
If chemistry had won wide acclaim.
Dr.. Wheeler had been in poor
health for five years and been crit
ically i'll for week.
Funeral will be held at the home
Monday afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock and
burial will be in the Chapel Hill
cemetery.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-13

ate majority. They'll have 10 wait.
At the earliest. until next election
day
That will mean an uncomfortable
two years 70: the Republican preSi-
dent, SuppoSing that 4 Republicans is
chosen. However. assuming tlat he
turns out To be satisfactory and popu-
lar, he probably will get the kind
of senate he wants i'm 1912. He Won
be stymied Indefinitely.
But the supreme court?
1t will take heaven alone knows
how long for any president to make
over that outfit into an anti-NcW
Deal group.
Just one lone member of that
bench is oI The old-lashiorcd con-
sentative pattcln-Justice James
Clark McRcynoldS. Chief Justice
Charles EvvnS Hughes and Justices
Harlan I. Stone and Owen }. Rob-
crtS antu-datC the Roosevelt regime.
gut even They dol'1 class as out-and-
aIt Tories.
Yet. for The sake Of argument, let's
-!'"t:p Hughr&. McRcynolds. Stone
E!d Roberts together.
4 Definite Minority.
Still they're minority.
The majority consist Of Justices
Hugo Black. Stanley Reed. Felix
Franklurler. William Douglas and
Frank Murphy. And they have been
ardent New Dealers.
Whatever president would like 10
reorganizc that quintet will not DC
delayed iUr any mere two years. Hell
&c lied up until the whole five OF
them die of gradually. They're COM
n%ratively young. too. 1t will take 4
succession Of several presidents &c
attend 10 them.
lioW: the supreme bench lines UP al
present was illustrated recently by
is decision on the question OF iabOr'$
right 10 picket u strike-bound en-
Dloyer's establishment.
Justice Murphy read the courts
finding. II was TO he effect th";
pickctiaG is 4 form Of free speech
consequently strictly conventional
rnat vas TIC view that Murphy
might have been expected 10 take
Justice Black. Reed. Frank .Urt@r alC
DOuglcS agreed with him.
That %iso was 10 have been cX-
pcct2d.
Verdict a Surprise.
Advance auc,"os were made Ia The
pllrport that Chief Justice Hughes
I'll: Ju.t.ccS !5lunc and Roberts would
o 0,.'yrVGtlVc enough h take ~
nt:-pica;ctHg attitude. at they
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-13

ca ina. ne Ii nave 4
Democratic senate
n Ills hands for At
i2a*t Two years.
This. of course. is
Accuuc only one
,hjrd Of the scna-
tors 1ClnaS expire
( the same time.
And the senate is
50 strongly Demo-
cratic now that. if
the r c p Il b Leans
win every one Of
Ibis years Vacan-
ci"&. t II e Y still
won't have Il SEN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-13
Verdict a Surprise.

Advance auc'"os were made to The
purport that Chief Justice Hughes
III: Ju.lccs Stone an1 Ho;c"t| would
. conservative enough Il take ~
Intoxicating attitude. at they
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-13

III " II George
Sc2li>H. with vl!u,-
g. u%ahst Inn -.
a federal law
iut utur. MI; II
Iun:l2S T.. Dewey
eat him IL it. in
his capacity Il :
New York local
district prosecutor.
SculiSr has had 4
deal OF advertising
Is = IIDol' EaCNv-
teer. il he is one.
Whether ur not its
true remains 10 be
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-13

Is this satisfactory? BY no means
TO Representative Tinl:harn.
L. tioidcn rs story is that his 'ex-
r"sure forced the administration tn
make Standardization, through
the justice department. 1t Just proves
tins Thesis he arGileS. Indeed. he's
c'P''H!I@'n& on Il. He doesn't mind
anyone %roWlmG at him. Hes shot
llouS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-13


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.," ,I. >'' " SU '''e''
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g.. f.->. -., n me NliSh>' pre>i-
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g.. .g ,,,>A,d WoEc ~ ms AtanNat-
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,..: '...E D;.C x,
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,....y-.
.--. =" u 'G aoIe To follow tins
g.. .- -E->.i& Nl,!.>e Witi' ltte lSt'I-
- .. COM .I'"u : S'il' 10 oc seer
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liz, : t..'i"ct I', nc Vi LON
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"S''&e i"''>Haiii Blast:
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ED. III " .aSA."n to attract atteM-
lies Spectacular CHAP. His
.-.> it-@ oniE lial set IN con-
l'''lH .'tNr - MAKE nm cor
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-13
Ey CHARLES 2. STEWART
(Nnlmci Press CnlumiiiSt

Warrington. May l3.--ll Repub-
Lean is elected president next No
\,mjc!. i already ha% l,vr.t remark
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-13
sn1 ns11 Is
! Inaer Fire
Atsorney General Said
3, lave Been Jump
,n:s,s1 Dewey In
sea- Sc Case.
.it%j.4'S 4. STEWART
..trlI Press (ullImniSl

.... May l5-WaShmgtop
s-' Attorney General Rob
r..-uu Wa> Ill set 10 close
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-13

And Zadok Dumkopf oplncS there
are only two sides to every question
the wrong one and you Wife's.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
Dividend MEETINGS
Special Dispatch to The Star.

portant companies which will hold divi-
TeIsphon. 4 Telesraph Co. Anaeonds
Peabody 4 Co. du Pont 1E. II de Nemours
4 Co. Electro Auto-Lite Co National
Dsiry aSd I,ps Produets Corp. Peniek 4 Ford Ito :;
the meetings of companies definitely
scheduled is reported by Fitch Investors
Service as follows:
Monday, August 10.
Cutler-Hammer, Inc. conn (2:30 m
du Pont tE. II de Nemours g. Co (S4 so
cum. pfd. deb & conn Oils ann
Hall wv. F. Printing Co. conn III
Johns-Manville Corp. (1re pfd) 4.3O
sHsiie Rs;s Nsehine 5seKa. e.,,eS c. COM, H.
pfd and SIS pfdI t2:30 PM
Tuesday. August 20.
m Bangor d Aroostook r. r. Co. tbee pfd)
BulIsrd Co. comD f2:so pml
Chesapeake d Ohio Ry Co. a. ser. "A"
Goodrich (B, F. Co. s5 pfdJ $3.50
:, Paranine Cos. Inc. ~ pfd. and COM
Penick L. Ford, Ltd. Inc (comJ $3.50
Pet Milk Co. Conn ann
Public Service Corp. of N. J. (6rs pfd
west virsinia Pulp d Paper Co. (com)
90 am
Wednesday. Ausust 81.
American Power & LiSbt Co. tS5 and SIS
American Telephone q Telesraph Co
cyan Rsnss; $! ciIy e Power d Light Co. css pfd
b 40 am
Lissett d. Myers Tobacco Co. GEs pfd)
I'll ami
RRsids;t Ss:tos7Na1h.ttaP Go, teem.> aa M
conn., (2:30 PM
Thursday, August %
~ American Home Products Corp. (com)
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary
q u11s Anaeonda ID Copper Mining Co. teom0
clpett. Peabody & Co. or pfd. and
Commercial Investment Trust Corp.
N425 conv. pfd. and conn., a PM
Electric Auto-Lite Co. tcomD 90 amD
General Railway Sisnal Co. (6co pfd)
Gillette Safety Razor Co. Cs5 pfd. and
COM t2:30 PM
National Dairy Products Corp CS7 pfd.
A and B" and COM I2 M
Union Pacif1c r. r. Co. az pfd. and
Conn., III am
Friday. AuEust 81.
General Telephone Corp. tS3 pfd. and
conn 90 ann
Evening star., 1940-08-18
Foreign Exchange

British pound declined 2 cents today and
once more opened the zap between the
Iona rise by reaching 81 4O2la. which is
also, the. official selling price set by the
Bank OF England as war measure to
conserve the empires money resources.
The. supply OF free sterling has steadily
dwindled. in turn forcing the price up.
Recent business has been as low as FL 600
or thereabouts In a single day,
rallied smartly after severe pressure earlier
this month when British-Japanese tension
tghtehed
The Canadian dollar remained at ses.
Closing rates follow (Great Britain in
dollars others in cents.
Canada.
Omcial Canadian Control Board rates
cent premium. selling IL per cent premium
equivalent to discounts on Canadian dol
lars in New York of buying 9.91 per cent
Canadian dollar in New York open
market 13as per cent discount or s6.62ha
United States cents.
.xshsns. dss ssa sdm. a f.s b'1nfTs 5ayn. g ign
selling S4.04; open market. cables 4 OOIa,
Germany, 4G.00n; benevolent. 1910:
Finland. 2.O5n; Greece 6s: Hungary
mss 1y ssed.n sS ps5ss. ssss saser.na
% so: Yueoslavia, 2.35n.
Latin America.
Argentine official 29.77: free. 22.75;
Brazil official, sos; free, sos: Mexico,
ss Japan. 9s.4s; Honskonr, 22.so;
Rates in spot cables unless otherwise
Nominal.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
Bond Market Moves
Al S|owest Pace
Since 1917 Period
Issues Traded Totol
Only $97S,l50 Face
Value for Short Session
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. ia war
nervous bond market muted the
trading volume to the slowest today
since before World War No. l
Price changes were narrowly mixed
Statisticians dug back to 1917 to
uncover turnover below the short
sessions 1918, $50, face value. A week
ago business amounted to 81 ,39l 500
Clearest price trend developed in
the foreign dollar list. A decisive
forward thrust lifted bonds of the
axis powers and Germany-domi-
mated nations fractions to 2 points
Among the gamers were German
51ss of IS at l71a, the Is Of '49 at
21A, Denmark AIS at 3212. Nor
way As at AZ and Italy rs at 1915
Berlin City Electric 512s, however
declined IL to Is, and Helsingfors
61as dropped IL to 40.
The domestic corporate section
achieved irregularity only after a
pronounced downward drift In start
ing trade.
Traders were willing to back their
judgment to only minor degree
while outcome of the battle Of Eng
land trembled in the balance
Changes were scored on turnover
of only or bonds. even among
many market pace-setters.
Losers included Consolidated Edl-
son 3l2s of 48 at 106, Erie 5s OF
'75 at lis, International Telephone
IS at 29is and Pennsylvania Gen.
eral AVS of '65 at l02.
Higher were Texas Corp. IS at
1851. Western Union SIS of so at
66, Illinois Central 434s at 37as
and Bethlehem Steel 3l2s at l08.
U. S. Governments tended down
ward
Evening star., 1940-08-18
Bankers
Continued From Page B-5)

which his firm is Washington rep
resentative, will offer tomorrow a
series of five diversified investment
groups selected for various objec-
tives. They include a bond series of
l24 issues, with approximate yield
objective of to 6 per cent; low
priced bond series of 12l issues, OBJ
jective III to 8l2 per cent; pre-
ferred stock series of 80 issues, OBJ
jective 6l2 to 7l2 per cent; income
series Of 3ll issues, objective 6 to
per cent, and low-priced COM
mon stock series of l27 issues, OBJ
jective o to l per cent.
Eastern Air Lines marked its 10th
anniversary today-having carried
more than a million passengers and
flown nearly $4,000, 900 miles, &C
cording to Capt. E. v. Rickenbacker,
president and general manager.
President McLachlen of the Dis
trict of Columbia Bankers Associa-
ton yesterday appointed a special
committee of bankers to represent
the association at the funeral of
John Poole. president of the Amer
lean Co, who died yesterday morn
ing. They include Wilmer J. Waller,
vice president of Hamilton National
Bank; John A. Reilly, president of
Second National Bank; Victor B.
Deyber, chairman of the board, Sec
ond National Bank, and L. P. Nc
Lachlen, president of McLachlen
Banking Corp.
Personal Mention.
Bernard M. Grant, assistant cash.
Ter of City Bank and manager of
its Pennsylvania avenue off1ce, left
yesterday on vacation.
T. Stanley Holland, trust ofiicer
Of the American Security g. Trust
Co., has gone to Bethany Beach,
Del, for a two weeks vacation.
Miss Katharine McCalmont of w.
B. Hibbs 81 Co., president Of the
Bank Women's Club. and Miss Alice
Whitton of First National Bank,
Alexandria, Va, have returned from
a motor trip to Nova Scotia.
Joshua Evans, vice president of
Hamilton National Bank. and Mrs.
Evans have left for vacation at
Bethany Beach, Del.
Frank Harman, assistant vice
president of Hamilton National
Bank, is spending the week end in
Mingo County, w. Va, inspecting
his mining properties.
Kenneth F. Brooks, trust officer,
and F.. c. Burrough, assistant vice
president of Riggs National Bank,
have left on vacation.
william E. Poulton, assistant sec
retary of the Columbia Federal
Savings &, Loan Association, has
completed the first years studies in
the Graduate School of Savings and
Loan at Chicago, conducted by the
American Savings & Loan Institute
in conjunction with Northwestern
University.
E. C. Stone, financial editor of
The Star, plans to return today
from vacation in Maine and Can
ada.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
CommodityPrice
Chongesin Week
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Farm
products sank to the lowest levels
in cash dealings this week since war
struck Europe last September, the
Associated Press commodity indeS
disclosed.
The index, based on 1926 as 100,
dropped to 6903 from 1854 last
week for the seventh consecutive
recession. A year ago the measure,
composed of IS wholesale commodi-
ties and adjusted for seasonal and
long term trend, stood at 64O2.
Key industrial materials made a
better showing than foodstuffs as
the Nations industrial machinery
whirrled at a faster rate.
Analysts cited as factors in the
decline in foods war-blocked export
outlets and huge surpluses of some
important crops.
Raw sugar sold at the lowest price
since 1892 and only a shade above
the record low set in May that year.
"llC0O Sd1 CCAlCo bOWh Viz ~ ASC
scale while dealers nervouSly pom
dered possible repercussions Of the
furious attack on England. Corn,
oats and rye followed suit.
Cotton slipped as southern spot
dealers reported laggard demand.
Coffee broke into the lowest price
territory on record. Wool and tin
declined in the face Of prospective
big Government orders.
Other staples lower included lin
seed oil, cocoa, flour, butter and
lamb.
Rubber moved against the trend,
Influenced by the price range set by
the Government in a program to
build up reserve stores.
Hogs sold at the highest price
since October. Small receipts and
good consumer demand for pork
cuts buoyed quotations.
Zinc and hides advanced. along
with coal, turpentine, eggs and
cattle.
=
Evening star., 1940-08-18
KiIowott Hour Output for District
POTOMAC ELECTRIC POWER CO.

tic, 40a60. On all sales of oats to
the local trade, excepting those on
track, there is an additional charge
of l34 cents per bushel for storage
and elevation, which is paid by the
buyer.
Rye, No. 2, bushel, 60a65. Barley
bushel, 55a60 Hay. ton, 10O0a1300.
Wheat straw, ton, No. 2, TOO.
Flour, barrel, winter patent, ASA
5.45; winter straight, 365a3 80;
spring patent, 4.85a51O; spring
straight, 460a480; hard winter,
patent, 4.50a4.70; hard winter
straight, 43Oa455; rye flour, dark
to white, 3.30a400.
Millfeed, ton. spring bran, 26OOa
2700; standard middlings, 2700a
$500.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
Savings, Loans Retire
$4,000, 900 investments
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
The Federal Home Loan Bank
Board announced yesterday that
savings and loan associations have
retired more than $1,000, 900 of Gov
ernment investments since June 20,
although less than 81 900, 900 was due.
The flow of private investments
into associations throughout the
country, making available ample
private capital for the building of
homes, enabled them to repurchase
$7,402 900 worth of shares from the
United States Treasury and $9,7l7,-
600 from the Home Owners Loas
Corp" the announcement said.
1t was also asserted that assets
Of the thrift and home financing
institutions of the Federal Home
Loan Bank System increased sl45.-
100000 during the quarter closing
June 80.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON, Aug. II LP,.-CUnited States
Department OF AgrIculture) Demand for
Ileece wools was a little more active this
week. Prices Of 1ne delaine bright fleece
wools advanced TO 1896 cents in the
more INQUIRIES and most deaIers were uII-
tnIai WnlIiing TO sell any large lots Of graded
.rree-eiRntns and quarter blood bright
~ cents, n tne grease. Occasional lots OF
tnEee-elgnths and quarter blood country
pacRed orlehf fleece woods were moved at
3s-3S cents, IN the grease. delivered East.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
Maryland Tobacco

With the exception Of dull and the lower
sold on the Southern Maryland auction
markets were generally steady for the pc
riod Of August IA TO 16. as compared with
the first of the week. according to the AZ
ricultural Marketing Service. Dull and tip
grades showed losses OF from so cent? to
S3.25 per 100, with some fuctuation noted
in the lower qualities OF bright crop and in
stemming seconds. The volume offered has
definitely increased during this period. but
the seneral quality remains unchanged.
An announcement has been made BY the
Upper Marlboro Tobacco Board Of Trade
setting the CLOSING date of the Upper Marl-
boro market for Friday, September &. 1t
has not definitely been decided when the
other markets will close. but II has been
suggested that September 13 be set for
the oficial closing date.
ity and approximate ranges on bulk OF
sales follow:
Evening star., 1940-08-18
Odd-Lot Dealings

The Securities and Exchange Com
mission reported yesterday these
transactions by customers with odd
lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for August
16: 1883 purchases involving 58,436
shares; 2,037 sales involving 50,407
shares, including 54 short sales in
volving 1888 shares.
Evening star., 1940-08-18

Quotations furnished by National Associ-
alton of Securities Dealers Inc, which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or Arm bids or offers but
should indicate Approximate prices. and
unless otherwise indicated. are As quoted
by the sponsors issuers-
Evening star., 1940-08-18
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. Aug 1.-THE Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index of IS
commodities today advanced to 69.04.
Previous day, 5000: week ago; 69.41;
1910 1893 1898 1897
High - 1929 1922 74.37 9s.14
Low - 69.O3 63.7S 63.S6 ALA
Q926 average equals 1907
Evening star., 1940-08-18

Strenuous exercise between din
nertime and bedtime is regarded by
sleep authorities as an invitation to
insomnia.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
District Business Borometers


July 1885, shown by five leading baromeers according to the
monthly survey completed by The Star.
Outstanding rordbreakerspoa receipts
July history
climbing 3349 all records
famous july 1929
The barometer figures follows:
Evening star., 1940-08-18

Also extra or extras. eDeclared or
paid so far this year.
Quotations furnished by National Asso-
states they do not necessarily reject actual
transactions or firm bids or offers, but
should indicate Approximate prices.
Sleep researches report that
women sleep better than do men.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
Capital Securities
tOver-the-Counter.) }

tOver-the-CounterD
The following nominal bid and asked
quotations in Washington securities traded
over the counter. as Of July 81. have been
assembled for The Star BY Washington
members of the National Association of
Securities Dealers. Inc:
Evening star., 1940-08-18
jersey CITY Livestock

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Aug. II P.-
Omitted States Department of Agriculture)
All classes Of livestock nominally steady.
Receipts: Cattle. $40; vealers and calves,
$50; hogs, 1,13O: sheep and lambs 4,03O.
Evening star., 1940-08-18

'Ranses quoted do not represent extreme
price range in each quality but only on
bulk Of sales approximately tvo-thirds OF
totaD.
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Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK. Aug II P.-National
Association of Securities Dealers Inc:
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Treasury Notes

NEW YORK. Aug. II OP.-Prices auotet
in dollars and thirty-seconds.
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December Plus
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-12
Bowling Scores

High one game F Messner. eS5.
High three games r. Mcssner.
SOS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-12
CLEARI. HURON FRoSH TO
PLAY AWAY ON FRIDAY

Two Npsiianu basketball teams
viii see action on foreign courts
Friday as Michigan Norman fresh
men meet Saginaw Y NJ G.. A. and
Clesry College takes on Highland
Park Junior college reserves
Coach Martin Zachar Will take
II men TO SAGINAW. The "Y"
quintet trounced the Huron frosh
twice last year Zachsr's startins
lineup Will be ia Gridicy and
Chuck sampler forwards Howard
Messenger. center. and Bob Helm
huch and Vernon sherman guards
Cleary will invade Highland Park
with q five game losing streak
The Commercials scored their only
victory ~ the season over the J. C.
reserves last year