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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-13
80 Die In Atlantic States
Worst Snow Storm OF Year

The 43rd anniversary of the
great blizzard Of 1888 Monday
found much of the eastern sea-
board still snow-bound after a
three-day storm which took %
lives.
Slowly rising temperatures and
clearing weather were forecast.
Snow falls ranged from ten
inches at Washington, D. c., to
16 inches in parts of New York.
Two schooners foundered and a
freighter ran aground. Three
boys were swept to sea in small
boats. Several trucks stalled on
ice-packed railroad crossings and
were demolished. twenty-five
persons were injured in New
York city when trolley car
jumped a frozen switch, and a
passenger train was deralled IN
New Britain, Conn.
Traffic was seriously hampered
on streets and highways through
out the area, although snowplows
kept the major highways open.
At La Guardia airport in New
York 3O2 scheduled flights were
cancelled before clearing condl-
tons permitted resumption OF
service Sunday morning
The storm brought its lighter
touches also, with a ski party
sliding up and down Fifth ave-
nue. in New York past the bright
ly lighted city windows and pas
sengers arriving from Iceland
complaining of the cold.
Wet flakes and icy dry powder
which beat down on the seaboard
as far inland as 200 miles came
long way from their point or
origin, the moist air masses over
the Gulf of Mexico. The storm
followed the line of meeting be-
tween warm current moving
north and a cold mass headed
south.
Armies of snow shovelers were
at work today and snow plows
and trucks pressed into emergen-
cy service bucked into the banks.
Fatalities attributed to the
storm were caused by drowning,
traffic accidents, and heart at
tacks brought on by the exertion
of trudging through deep drifts
and snow-shoveling. The toll by
states included: Connecticut, 3;
Massachusetts. 3: New York, 9;
New Jersey, 2; Maryland, 6.
In Washington, a rise melted
the snow rapidly. Light rain and
snow continued to fall Sunday in
Connecticut and Massachusetts,.
Clearing skies and rising tenn
peratures were general through
the south.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-13
1900 PRISONERS ARE
CAPTURED BY GREEKS

Athens. - Greek soldiers pres
sing the Italians in Albania des-
pite the presence of masses of
German troops on their Bulgar-
ian border captured 1900 prison
ers in two days and occupied new
positions in ''fierce fighting" it
was reported Monday.
A delayed dispatch from the
central Albanian front reported
Greek shock troops in a bayonet
charge behind a curtain of artil-
lery fire rounded up 1000 Ital-
ians Sunday.
The Greek high command Mon
day reported the capture of L.
600 Fascists today, plus the new
ground
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-13
Parker News


At least two of the old time
weather proverbs have been ex-
ploded, especially at this place,
this winter: the proverbial
grounding theory and that if a
month comes in like a lion it will
60 out like lamb. February
came in like lion and went out
like a gang of them, while the
grounding did not see his sha-
dow the second of the month and
the resultant continued cold and
snowy weather throughout the
month certainly explodes the
woodchuck theory.
Benny Lewis has returned from
Pa. where he has been employed
for some months.
T. R. Gentry and family are
now enjoying the comfort of their
new home into which they moved
last week.
Rev. Claud Eastridge filled his
regular appointment at Round
about M. E. church Sunday.
Rev. S. S. GRAPHICAL preached
at Baptist Home, Sunday and
Sunday night.
M. F. and Joe Parker made a
trip to Jefferson, Saturday.
! There have been several cases
of flu, measles and whooping-
cough in the community this win
ter but all are recovering nicely.
ven Rock, left recently for New
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-13
2 SOLDIERS KILLED
AT FORT MCPHERSON

Atlanta, Ga.-Two soldiers were
killed and IA others injured at
Fort Mcpherson early Sunday
when a wall collapsed while they
were fighting fire in an aban-
doned stable building.
Post Adjutant Captain James
M. Emig listed the dead as Tom
my Moffett, of Homestead, Fla,
and Office r. Simpson, of Allan
ia.
Of the injured, only one, Sec
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-13

left the United States recently
for a tour of South America, died
last night at Colon hospital.
The cause of death was an in
testinal obstruction and peritoni-
tbs.
His body will be sent back to
the United States next week.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-13
TO HOLD BIG PARTY
AT LAUREL SPRINGS
SCHOOL MARCH 14HH

There will be a pie supper and
cake cutting for the prettiest grlp
followed by a square dance at
the Laurel Springs school ON Fri
day night, March 18th, at 7z3O
o'clock. Music will be furnished
by a five-piece orchestra The
public is invited to attend
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-13

Success in controlling vegetable
diseases in a home garden de-
ponds largely on selection of di-
sease-resistant varieties, says a
new U. S. Department of Agri-
culture bulletin.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-13

ond Lieutenant James E Cox, of
Atlanta, was hurt seriously, EN-
Ugh said. All the injured were
being treated at the post hospital.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-13
SHERWOOD ANDERSON
is STRICKEN ON TOUR

Colon, Panama.-Sherwood An
derson, 81, American author who
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-09-19

E17U H l..LllE1 c5E1T4.
The City Or c. ais OF Anehor-
age are taking Immediate edvant-
age Of the possibility Of OBJ
tanning p.T.A. Funds Tor Public
Hoolth Confer to provide space
Tor local and torn to ri al Health
pors onnol
resolution adopted ~ the
Council auth orizod the Layor to
make formal appli cati on to the
MA. for rant OF %557, 900 FOR
the cons truction OF q concrete
two tory Hiding to be used
IS Public Health Confer.
The propose Cd bui lding would
provide quarters Tor the Tori tor
iol Dep rtmont Of hoclth branch
laboratory, end other health
outhorit les, cs we'll as quarters
for the is olati on OF porso ns in
rooted with ccnrnWli cable diseases.
Location Of the hiding was
not di S cussod but it wcs UNDER
stood that the City woul' provide
q suitable 81 to FOR this center.
To prevent calves from suck
ino one cnothor's ears, rub q
little turp entino on tho ears
ond'it Will help to stop them.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-09-19

HOSP ITAL NOT IS
Jacl, Lee OF IndoDond dc. &C wcs
5r0u 1T in wi tn an injured Finger,
or' ,utctaon OF tho member was found
necessary.
f'es. lar jorio Wilt ans of
independence was adrai tied Tor
medical ottenti on.
Jack Glondon returned for ad-
diti oncl medical aid.
Joe Schocnt rup Of Form Eino
died ct the hospital Of cerebral
hcmorrhcgo.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-09-19

Aiss 5loanoro Engdoll, Soc
rotary in tho Extension offico in
Palmer, loft this afternoon Tor
Fairbanks to attcnd tho Univorsit t,
Miss 7ngdoll was guest of
honor at party given ct tho
Lodge Wodnos day.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-09-19

EDITORIAL CONT
Eventually, CT course, the omergon c5
situation Will end, and VIC shall
find ourselves in q more stable
world IN Viii CHI normal channels Of
TRACE cen be restored and the pre-
sent emphasis upon mi lii ary de-
fonse can be reduced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Just Between You Two

docs she promptly annex:
Your fraternity PIN?
Lodge medals?
Mementos?
Your spare cash?
Docs her family regard you IA a short
cut to.
High society?
Repairing the roof
Lifting the mortgage?
Taking her off their hands
3-Does she have tremendous family Of
cousins and aunts and unces who rely on
her for everything" and are just waiting TO
rely on YOU?
As her father:
Covering?
Henpecked?
Ignored except on pay day?
5-Does she think of marriage as a good
way to replace the wolf at the door with
husband?
6-Does she make elaborate plans on all
the things she is going to do for her family
and poor relations when she gets married
Does she take the martyr attitude when
she has 90 40 things she doesn't like?
S Does she jump at conclusions and de-
mand showdown when:
You're late for a date
You get letter in loneh0nd?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

lido you have to make conversation"
with her?
ISIS she always forgetting, losing and
misplacing her possessions?
19-Does she bring along another boy friend
when you have invited her out for dinner?
2O-Does she suggest to her friends that
you'll be glad to:
Chauffeur them wherever they're go
ing?
Help change the tire?
Pick up their order at the grocery
store?
Take them 70 the movies?
21-Does she disappear with the most at
tractive man at the party?
22-In public does she:
Sit on your lap and straighten your
tie?
F'lirt and baby talk with you?
Hang on your arm like a wrap?
Call you "babykins' sugar" and
"sweete?"
23-Does she start getting dressed ABOUT
the time you ring the doorben?
24-Does she keep you waiting for hours
while she primps, powders and perfumes?
25-When you ask her out is her first ques-
ton: Who's going 10 be there ?"
26-Does she repeatedly change her mind
about what she has ordered?
27-Does she fail TO show appreciation
when you have bought a ringside table at
night clubs the best theatre tickets in
the house?
28-Does she forget the names of your
friends as quickly as you've introduced her?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
When You Take Her Out

docs she consider 1t fair amusement
to go on a sightseeing tour through your
wallet, examining all its Notwithstanding
cards, licenses, mementos and what not?
Docs she broadly hint that she should
go along too when you go out with the boys?
3-Does she joke and make light about
your work to:
Your co-workers?
Your boss f.?
Her snooty friends?
Trt-Does she run into innumerable men
ffiends who greet her with
Hi toots
Babe
Shocks?
Hello, beautiful?
Who's your new boy friend?
5-Does she disappear frequently to make
phone calls to other men?
6-Does she keep you up all night ignoring
the fact that you have to go TO work bright
and early in the morning?
Does she throw your money around
lavishly?
SIS she reluctant to eat in your favorite
Joints and insist on the place where every
one goes ."
When you take her to a party does she
take over and make plans for every minute
the whole evening
10 Does she turn you into a truck wagon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Her Conversation

Her Conversation
docs she say how much
get married so:
She wouldn't have TO 60
more?
She could sleep late in 4
Docs she try 10 sound y,
How much salary you're
How much allowance W
wife?
If you have any rich oil
their last legs?
If you carry life insuran
3--To make you more attic
talk of the other men who ar
her and all the proposals she {
4-Does she continually int
trivialities when you are disc
portant subject?
5-Does she enjoy:
Talking about her health
Worrying about herself =?
Conjuring up symptoms
notice?
6-Does she say:
You need someone to
you? ?"
I'm wonderful cook -
What l want is security
lis she obviously impres
friends who have made rich
are now on Easy Street?
s-Does she say: I'd, uev
money bat If I found-it I VIZ
down ?"
e-Does she say MY husbs
rs going 10 bring me b
morning >"
rs going to give me an
rs not going TO tell Me
my money!"
10-Does she want TO HI
stopping you from getting a
WISE
11-Does she talk about.
Getting her man ?"
Hooking" someone?
The scarcity Of eligible
bachelors
12-Does she say Il sec
through you, instead Of I
understand you ?'
13-Does she ask
why hasn't some attrao-
tive girl landed you LONG
ago."
DO you intend 10 be a
bachelor ALL your life ?"
You need a wife TO sup
port you?"
How have YOU escaped
marriage for such a long
time ?"
14-Does she play up 10
your rich relations and snub
your poor ones
15-Does she deal out
spicy bits Of local gossip
misquoting them all and
mixing up all the names?
16-Do her eyes wander
toward other people when
she is talking 20 you.7
17-Does she under-rate
your intelligence because
you're not up on
The society page >
The latest fashion news
The morning radio love
serials
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
BEN JoSJ HARni/

BEN JoNJ HARp/
Her favorite funny paper?
49, Does she boast about beaux she
has swiped from her girl friends?
19-Does she run down other women
with:
she tries hard enough ?"
"She doesn't HAVE to be smart ?"
Everyone knows how she gets her
men ?"
20-Does she keep at you to:
Get new car?
Ask for a raise?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

II She Adores Sitting on Your Lap and
Fussing With Your Tie. Watch Out. A
Cute Little Trick When You're Counting,
II May Be Pain in the Neck
When You're Married.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

- .
turn you into a truck wagon
by loading you down with:
Coat
Compact and makeup
Eadgets?
Umbrella ,
Packages?
II Does she neglect to
introduce you TO her friends ?
u Does she order the
most expensive dish on the
menu when you're broke?
- Does she desert you
for most of the evening 10
talk 10 people whom she
knows at another table?
IA Does she unload all
her troubles on you before
settling down To give an at
tentive ear TO yours ?
15-Does she jump out Of
the car as soon as IL is
stopped and let you park it
by YOURSELF
l6 Does she make scenes
IN public. making people ask
who was that woman l saw
you with last night?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
BY JUDITH T. CHASE.
WeIl.known Quiz Expert.


Spring is the time Of year when
young mons foney turns TO what he's
thinking Of all Winter-young ladies'.
But the strong and silent sex,
which usually prides itself on deei-
sions. gets wobbIy in +he knees when
il comes TO taking The Final Step.
Whether 10 head for Justice Of
the Peace or run for the nearest
exit is q problem thof often gives
man fhe filters. for the Dream Girl
Of eour+ship may turn into little
Dictator as soon as the honeymoon's
ended.
The marriage rate would double
il dubious males could take The
gombIe out Of matrimony. And this
questionable will help TO do IL.
Answer these questions and find
cut whether or not you should marry
her. Do II this woy: 0-Never; J.
Well, hardly ever: 2-OeeasionoIIy:
3-often: 4-Alwoys. Then turn TO
Pase - and you'll soon see.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

NdlCHulS YOU IKE III
you don't spend too
14-Does she have swarm,
whom she claims are Just
her"
15-Is she reluctant to go
the date doesn't include din
someone important ?"
10 Does she have a lar
family which is anxious to
its bosom ?
LIS she an only child "
way in everything?
IS Is she overly impresse
Expensive cars?
Mink coats?
Female executives
Beaux she has swiped
friends
What the neighbors ha'
hasn't?
19-Is she quick to constru
or word Of admiration as a pi
20 Does she ~ive you
presents then get hurt feelinj
don't use them q?
q When your want TO g,
try TO domesticate you by
quiet evening at home ?"
22-Does she try to keep "
instead of letting you go
friends ?
% Is she the type of won
and let her appearance go
was safely married ?
"a Is she making a lot mt
you are
25-Does she make a maic
minor love tiffs?
26 Does she ~
try to reorganize Mg
!" :. !. !: :. {. !.
your whole life? Wky
27-Does she ~
ask YOU 70 explain ~
something that ~
puzzles her and y
then lapse into a
:: :. !. :: :: !. ::
coma right in the II
midst Of your ex- ~
PLANTATION
2S When you ~
neglect TO get your -
hair cut as often
as you should does
she sniff and:
Ask you why you dor
carry around a fdd
case?
Threaten to tie your loo,
up with a ribbon?
29-Does she insist on pickir
out ties for you and then sele
color combinations that NAL
you feel foolish a?
30 Does she wear shoes tn
hurt her feet, so she has TO tai
them off in a movie and then as
you 10 get down on your kne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

1871 ~ Ameflcan Waeky Inc Grea Rlsh reserved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

PROF ELTON. AsTROLOCY
Consultations daily. 10 10 5; Tuesdays and
Fridays till g. Closed sunday 3tis John
r. between Erskine and Eliot. Special 81.
PILES MD Chronic DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working.
Doctor DE Swarte Rectal Clinic. 3O05 Csss
avenue Temple i-2i2f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

Meets Flint

EAST LANSING, July 81
Detroit Roose-Nafkcf was ranked
the top heavy favorite to capture
the American Legion State Base
ball championship as the semi
final pairings were announced
here today by Walter Olson,
tournament chairman.
The Detroit nine will open It's
title drive tomorrow afternoon
when il tangleS with a fairly
strong Flint club. In the other
Semi-final contest Bay City viii
tangle with Kalamazoo. The two
winners will meet for the title oil
Saturday.
A last-minutc change caused the
site Of, the Semi-final games TO be
switched from the Michigan State
College diamond TO Municipal
Park. home of the Lansing Sena-
tors. The Spartan diamond Will
be used Saturday for the finals
Roose-Vanker will 60 after the
championship won last year by
jackson by throwing its ace
hurler against Flint. Joe JanosiE
who pitched a no-hit, no-run game
in the regionals will be the start
ing moundsman for the Detroit
club. Flint is expected to throw
Tommy Clevenger, pitcher who
has won four consecutive tourna-
mont contests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Horse Race 'Fixer'
Begins Sentence

LOS ANGELES. July 81
GNS) Bernard Mooney Elm
StoSS began serving a one-year
county Jail sentence today and
Two others were fined $1,000 and
freed in the climax 10 the sensa-
tional horse race fixing trial.
At liberty are Benny Chapman
and !. y. kivcl. EnStoSS said he
would appeal his conviction.
The trio. along with William
EinStoss and Sol Grecnbcrg. we're
indicted last December on charges
of conSpiring TO fix races and con-
ributinE 10 the delinquency Of
minor Jockeys. FinstoSS and Green
berg were acquitted after a four
months trial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
DEATHS

Myodons Thweatt Jr.. 1925 Csrdoni. 80
Pasquale Cheonetta, $50 Marcus. 81.
Anna Kloetzel 164 Dickerson. ~
Samuel Levi Schlabach, 1911 Wakenden
Joseph " Martin. 1882 Tlene ST.
Elsie Laskaska. 2Oi5 West Warren. a.
Erms Pinter, 72ia Navy So
Margaret Elizabeth Breen, 1874 Charles
sismund Iebenbers, 7i2 Eas, Grand Ooule
ward. u.
John McAnister 1900 Agnes, a.
Neil Meyer. 1880 Fischer. %
Wanda With. 3i12 Pennsylvania AZ
Claude Edwin Russell. 1898 Delaware 81
Jessie NJ Lane. 1909 Virginia Park SIS.
Harold Walker 5l2l Rohns, 80
Vincent Kosior 1857 Duncan. SIS
Evelyn Krencewicz, 66l5 Mcdonald II.
John Dempsey isl Lakewood -.
Francszek Majewski 1850 Meade IS.
Josephine Lesinsk i705 Thrty-third u.s.
William Friedrich Walker. ll2il Charlie
charles Kruschinska. 1olos woodlawn. u
Richard Schmidt isll Maxwell. u
Leonard Lukaszebusk. s6ii 81 Cvril. rs.
Patrick Joseph Yourdan, 95 Delaware
PHYLLIS Ann Hsua, 1888 Dixie highway
rd~S slp' s s 1905 Nottingham road 50
Margaret futile - Palmer Pontiac. 81.
Roy X NendeEhsil. us East Brocktou
Royal OAK IS.
Laura Roschy. 26ii Gray 70
Alice Eliza Kay $50 Linwood SIS
-T--IZdDTTT z NCHenTy, 2i85 Genital ~
Mary a, Luther i72 Aspen, Birmingham
~
Thomas Dowie 1905 Pennsylvania. SIS
Marion street 5333 VinewOod as.
Jasper Neeley. 1878 Mulleti 20
Abbie A. Long. 1925 Prairie 70
Louise Scheffler. 235 Boyd street II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Westinghouse
Lifts Earnings

PITTSBURGH Jalv H. West
rChouSe Electric and Manufacture
ing Company reports for the six
months ended June 30 a net profit
OF ST. SOS iO1 after federal normal
and excess profits taxes, equal,
under the participation provisions
of the shares, 10 S4.33 a share on
preferred and common
stock. This compares with S9S37-
or or SIZES share on combined
shares in the first half of 1910
Net profit ftrtrc tor the first
six months of this year is after
pre44N+eH- - rr',45 ga fer federal
taxes and S9.239.52S for
excess profits taxes, For the first
half of 1910, provision was made
for normal taxes in the amount
Of S2942 10.
For the quarter ended June 80,
net profit Was Sa-94l-l3L
equal 10 S2.22 a share on combined
preferred and common. against
S.. 7q5. 5S1 or S217 a share on
shares i'm the June quar-
ter of 1910. and S5,627 264 or 81 10
r share on combined shares IN the
March quarter of 1871.
Orders booked by Westinghouse
for the first six months this year
were S301 $685., compared with
St35, 556 .693 in the 1910 period.
Sales billed for the first half were
SITS. 557 ,093. against Sll5,4SS,S 76
for the similar period of the pre-
viouS year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
COMMON STOCK PURCHASES

Common stock purchases in
cluded 4l,0S0 Amalgamated
Sugar. 5000 additional R-K-O,
$4,000 Bendix Home Appliances
1000 American ViScoSe, 5000
White Motors, $500 Standard
Oil of Indiana, $4,000 Texas Cor
poration, 5000 Shell Union and
1900 Sicily Oil.
Investments in steel. automotive
and aviation companies were gen
orally reduced, including sales of
$500 Bethlehem Steel, 5000
United States Steel. 10000 Cen
eral Motors, $500 Chrysler, 10000
Curtiss-Wright and 5000 United
Aircraft, 5000 Amerada. 5000
Electric-Autolite. 1000 General
Theaters Equipment. 5000 Free
port Sulphur, 1000 Kennecott,
1920 Molybdenum, 1000 Pacific
Lighting, $500 J. c. Penney, and
10000 Pullman.
Preferred sales included 5000
Great Northern, 5000 United
Corporation and 6,SS2 keith-Al-
bee-Orpheum Z per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES

David Lilley, "a: Pauline o'connor. "a.
Arthur Friedman. 20: shirley r.. Slobin. 10.
Edward Gibson. IS: Emma McGrh, Is.
Henry Tslaske, 81; Virginia Niewiadom
ski 20
Clarence Greenough. 40 Dorothy Cheney.
IS
Joseph A. calsvenns rs Lillian NJ. Or
lando. 20
Leslie l. Haney %; Dorothy D. Dieosols.
~
Thomas r. Lake. % Eleanor J. Bailey 26.
John KosnigsbaueT. %. Alfredo Hasiec. 20.
Elmo simmons, rs; Gertrude Allen, %.
LYLE O. Roepke, 10; June Mccoy. 20.
William ID. Jewell. 20; Dorothy L. james.
Is.
Kenneth Fetters. 81: Anna o. Laughter.
30.
Harry saham. PSI Ruth Rosen. 25.
Shane O'Neill ~. Shirley Hopkins. 10.
Ralph Relyea, %. Regina Kuklenski. 20.
Philip Scharf Jr.. -: Marguerite Hines. 20.
Charles j. Bowser, "a; Dorothy j.. Hosg.
%
Bruce Trimble rs; Elizsbe, Mittler. 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Harmon, EW
Get Most Votes
International News service Wire

CHICAGO July 31.-Breaking
all records with a total of 9,5l4-
753 votes by football fans of The
nation, the starting collegiate line
up against the champion Chicago
Bears the night of August rs IN
Soldier Field included six from
the Middle West, two from the
South. Two from the East and one
from the Pacific Coast. 1t follows
Ends Dave Rankin. Purdue
and Edward Rucfuskf Indiana.
Tackles -, Nick DrahoS. Cor
nell. and Ernest Pannell, Texas
A. and NJ
Guards Augic Lilo, George
town. and Tommy OBoyle, Tu-
lane.
Center - Rudy Mucha, Wash
ington,
Observation-Disclosures, y a.
shevSki. Michigan.
Halfbac<s- T ON Ha m 10 n
Michigan, and George Franek.
Minnesota
Fullback - George Paskvan,
Wisconsin
The total of votes in last years
balloting was 6.575 957 and Nile
KinniCk of Iowa was the only
player to get more than 100000
votes. Eleven passed the million
mark this year, Harmon of Michl-
gan topping them all with l42l.-
$50. and EoaShevSkl. his team
mate. following closely with L.
357675. Michigan was the only
school 10 place two men on the
all-Star team.
The players will report at
Northwestern University August
10 to start their training. In the
seven games played. the profess
SIGNALS have won three. the col
legians two and two games have
been tied.