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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26
AIR AND TRADE
SCHOOL OFFERS
YOUTH CHANCE
SUMMER SESSION OF HELENA
SCHOOL SLATED TO START
JUNE 8

The summer session at the Helena
aeronauticS and related trades school
will begin June 8, and the NYA resi-
dent center will continue to provide
/ housing and work experience for about
/ 100 Montana youths, Ben Ulberg, prof.
ect superintendent, announced.
/ Sanctioned by l.. w. Farmer, head
of the related trades department Of
/ the Helena high school, Payne Tenn
pleton, superintendent Of Helena pub
lie schools, and j. B. Love, state youth
administrator, plans are going ahead
for registration to be completed by
May 81
No tuition or laboratory fees viii be
charged. All young men interested
should make application Immediately
to their nearest NYA office. They
should be high school graduates with
one year each in science, mathematics
and drafting, though in some cases
requirements will be waived. The edu-
cation and work background of each
youth win be studied; aptitude and
medical examinations are given before |
the youth is fully accepted into the
project and aeronautic school.
Excellent Equipment
The Helena aeronautics school pro- !
vides adequate and excellent equipment |
for vocational education In sheet metal,
aeronautics mechanics, ignition and /
carburetion, drafting, radio, gas and |
electric welding, and machine shop |
work Students attend classes four
hours day for five days week.
The programs of the aeronautics
school and the Helena NYA resident
center operate In harmony. All youths
in the center at present attend the
school and the school furnishes the
national youth administration with re-
ports on the Youths work and prog
reSs in class
Enrollees work four hours a day in
addition to attending classes four hours
five days a week. Each receives $50
per month for work performed, 1920
of which is retained by the NYA for
Have Machine Shops
The NYA carries on work projects at
the fairgrounds northwest Of Helena.
The woodwork shop houses heavy pro-
duction machinery; the auto mechan-
les department including blacksmith
and machine shops is operated to re- :
pair vehicles and other equipment used
on the project; 10 enrollees build radio
receivers and transmitterS after the
study of theory and radio construction
in class
eve stress high standards of work
habits and workmanship at all times"
Ulberg said. sThe work experience
gained through employment on the
project, and the training and educa-
ton achieved through the vocational
department of the Helena public
has and will continue to equip
this group of young men, between the
ages of II and IS, with experience and
training necessary to fill Jobs IN ma
tional defense trades and industries.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26
Food Stamp Plan
Mnu Be Ertenned

The question OF expanding the fed
eral food stamp plan In Montana viii
be discussed here soon by state vel
fare Officials and Donald r. Clark of
Denver. district surplus marketing adj
mintstratiOn supervisor
]. M. Brandjord, state welfare admin
lstrator, said the problem Of advancing
the stamp plan county county or
adopting a blanket program with head
quarters here as distributing center
would be considered.
At present the food stamp plan is
operating In seven Montana counties
on a county -by-county basis Of expan-
sion. Brandjord said the federal Of
ficials we're in accord with full extern
sion but wanted the activities central
lied through Helena.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26
Educators Honor
P0une TenaDLetON

Dr. Burton F. Farnsworth Of Salt
Lake City was returned TO the chair
manship of the Northwest Association
Of Secondary and High Schools at the
organizations annual business meeting
at Spokane.
Elections by other groups allied with
the Inland Empire Education associa-
ton, included:
Classroom teachers section: Miss
Louise Carlson, Libby, chairman.
Northwest association for study Of
safety education: Payne Templeton,
Helena. state vice president
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26
Civil Service Course
VIII Be Offered
At State University

Among courses to be offered by The
business administration department of
Montana state university's summer
session, June Is to Aug. Is, will be a
special class in civil service training,
announced Mrs. Brenda Wilson, asso-
ciate professor of business administra-
ton.
The civil service course, given to
teachers and graduates, is a prepare
work. Persons applying for government
positions will be equipped for tests by
training given in the civil service
training course the summer school Of
fers. The course was given two years
ago at Montana State university and
its. effectiveness has resulted in many
requests for its being offered again.
Strawberries are 80 percent water.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26
One-FOurth of u. s.
Population Attends
School or COLLeQe

One-fourth of the nations popula-
tion-32, 100000 persons-are regularly
enrolled in public schools and colleges.
In addition, United States schools Of
fer their facilities and personnel to
hundreds of thousands not regularly
enrolled.
John w. Studebaker, United States
commissioner of education, in his an
nual report to congress, summarized
community and regional activities Of
educational organizations In the fiscal
year 1910.
Half million persons, for example,
took part last year in public forums
sponsored by public schools to talk
over problems of their communities
and the nation.
A quarter million CCC enrollees were
helped to fit themselves for jobs and
responsibilities of citizenship through
instruction in the country's 1900 camps
and in nearby schools.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26

Spiders are not insects. They have
no antennae, such as all insects have,
and have four pairs Of legs to the In
sects' three.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26

The numbering of federal highways
was begun in 1925.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26

A shrine for the use Of MoSlem tray
elers is located in the railway station
at Johannesburg, South Africa.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26
Weather Balloon
Makes LONG TriD

Charles Brinkman of the Marias sec
ton found one Of the weather obser-
walton instruments released by balloon
at Great Falls The balloon was re-
leased at 1910 a. m. April 5 and found
about 3 that afternoon. 1t had Travelled
about so miles.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26

Save Llfe-Be Careful Driverl
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26

Strawberries are 90 percent water.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
COLISEUM INDUSTRIAL
ACHE
Ski Weather


ipsFs fAsu anu sHA sflsA -
Paradise Tmep.fatnrs ~. no
NV snow. ~ inehes on ground
clear. calm. spr1ng snoN skiing
good. rad ICY In places. carry
chains
Mt. Baker, Temperature -. no
nsx .aoz. 100 Inches on ground,
elssr. calm. skllnr god. ehsins
advised
stevens Tempsfaiafs "a NJ
rev auoN. - tnehss ~ ground.
clear. eslfn road soft AMI rough
from Scenic % summit carry
ehaIns
snoaualfuls pas. Tsmpsfainrs
%. ~ neW sa0z ~ inches on
ground. elsaf. cain. road hars
S.rh~. Tsmpsratsfs 10. no
ns9 SION. - inches On ground.
clear. calm. rad god To cayilss
snogtiAirois ski Bs~l Tsmpsr..
iars u. no ns2t snoN. "a .nehas Or
ground clear
stampede Temperatgt. 20 no
49, sno3 - inches N ground
erlstsd calm. clear
Deer PARK Temperature y M
nsN snos p lncbss an ground.
nghi norihsast nine. clear. road
god with enains skiing .xeslisnt.
sion.d LAKE Temperature IS.
no nsx sn0N. IT inches on sroana.
light crust, clear. cain
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
X ST. MERCHANTS LEAGUE
PLAY NOR ALLEYS

Frank Bonaro. with = So score.
WAS high trundler In the matches
Of the X Street Merchants league
on the Play Nor alleys Monday
night His singles were 22l. ise
and 1872
Al Ioska rolled go for the
best single game. The hisp-
stein brothers, Walt and Al.
rolled high scores. Walt
cracked $40 ~ iead-off man
for Johnson Candy and Al
rolled $40 a. the anchor man.
Fred Tennyson finished with 2il
10 bring his score 10 sos. Ralph
Peterson rolled three good games
and = s5l total.
Chg Vinegar Included a ala
single game In his series and
Al Melton reached 2f5 for an
other good single.
Results HIM Florist J. pine
CAT. /: Han, johnson Department
Store 4. Meyer Drug o Craig and
Sons Hardware 3. X Sine Club l.
Johnson Candy I Pioneer Market
o. Fir Ridge Guernsey 3. peterman
Of Tacoma ! X Street club ,
Washington Hand Laundry /.
Balls Ben Franklin Store }, John
ny.s Tavern !.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Merchants Defeat
Ice Boys. 27-22

The 4sth s.. Merchants defeated
the Ie. Boys. y 70 y. In a Jun or
2 osskstball gam. at the First
Congregational church y. Lever
ton wss high for IN. Ice Boys and
=. Wilson for the Merchants seor-
ing 10 point. each
The Boy Scouts hat Christ
church - 10 20 In . thrilling
game that uas cloee throughout
L. Be- son and r Nelson scofed
seven points each for the Scouts
and 6 EsnIska scored eight and
p Ainnitti four points FOR the
church team
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
HANDIG Az Dol BI.Fs
PLAY NOR ALLEYS

Dick Greco and Connie Lea rInR
up a 1877 total IN the razxl. dar-
gle doubles tournament on the
Play Nor alleys to take third
place dropping Al Dorfin and
Mike Aqnino 10 fourth with their
1851
Mildred Reynolds and Char
loiis Lafkosic registered 1878
Ia take fifth place and Hank
REYNOLDS and Mrs. /atkosic
went into sisth place With
I,s5.
First plae. - still held by Wait
klapstein and JACK Quirin with
1924 Glenn Boyer and stsrhsy
Lowell az. IN second plso. with
1903.
The tournament r,lns until mid
night next Sunday and contestants
may shoot a. any tims Manager
Curly Wilson has announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

Change Play

An important change in the
playing schedules q Commercial
A league teams ~ss announced
Monday night by league president
Vincent keyes.
Because Of the enforced post
ponement Of Tuesday nights
games Al Stadium. and the neees-
sity Of having the final round Of
play concluded by March !. II VII
be necessary for IN. following
change
All of the games scheduled
for Tuesday night At stadium
will be PLAYED ~ the same
time and on the SANE floors
Friday night.
THIS means tn. A loop will
PLAY both Thursday and Friday
nights this week. while the A
league will play Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday nights
Games for Wednesday at
Stewart find IN. A loop bringing
Mckinley Hill and sons Of Peri.
elss into action al q o'clock. while
Bnai Birth and Eagles close at o
o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Lions Press
Ice Leaders

VANCOUVER y & = Van
eoux.rs i.lon. ~.rs within one
polnl II the Pacific Coast Hsessf
lessu. toaay aftss Easily aver
coming rnrsl.nd'. pusssF~es 81
her. la.t night
ire basement. h.a-a nsshs
ssaFsd ftrst snd ss~t. IN
e..iaal kssr ihstt s~s act
clear.
t4aa Holmes tnak = pa@ fFnm
Fiddle oasll.sI. n minutes snd
- seconds after tho start. ~ iss
nrs, lslls. then caught nns from
Ferry arisv. ard converted u
hlst uns MINUTE ara "a seconds
from Inc end mr. IN. last sears
NJ shs game
Dave nssFsaus. Iea fsnpsifsh.
paul Lord. J.cs Hllsy. ard TIP
osssn eunrtsd v.nrouvers s~ovss.
In that order
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

Skidaddling

- Ire 80 = Panorama ar rnaAs
xaHaat IN down managing
somehow - remain nnne fhe snrss
faT Rsar Beverly Thompson.
aha almost dldnt rst n a. sun
dav Nhsn Saturday evening shs
found fhere we're almost 70 ssi
poles eft n Town Il rent Prs.
ca Heustreetl who initiated her
luscious nss =knlf a. sweater
~ taking hsr first rssl ssi 1s..en
sunday shirley and DIRK
Davis. thst - - eufs brother ard
sister combination ~ *.
Chsureey GriKE. occupied WITH a
busy daY ~ ire al lift.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Souihpaw Pin
Team ormed

Bowling on various teams OF the
Elks Bowling league were five left
handed trundlers.
Presto! The Elks southpaws
bowling team was fosmed.
Members are Burr Anderson.
Lee Hodgert, Alan Maurmann.
Jack Walters and Abe Olsen. All
pretty good. too. They bowled In
competition at the tourney held
Sunday at the Broadway alleys.
Did well, but not quite we'll
enough. They rolled total Of
2S3s. which just left them out of
the money. They prohahly Will
represent the Elks AT the North
west meet in Portland ths spring
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Goldman Gets
Rainier Trial

SEATTLE The Seattle has. ba II
club Of the Pacific Coast league
said today Louis Goldman. star
left-handed pitcher for Vancouver.
B. c. n the Western International
league last year. would report 10
the Raiaisfs spring training camp
at San Fernando caiif. Wednes-
day.
Goldman will be looked over
carefully by Manager Bill skiff.
the club said. and II he makes
good BY May l will be signed.
Another southpaw hurler.
Lloyd Brown. major league
veteran. Mas signed over the
weekend. A free agent. Brown
has spent 10 years with Wash
ingtoa, NJ. Louis. Boston,
Cleveland and Philadelphia.
The Rainlers also obtained the
services Of Felix Penso. who pitched
a Seattle team 10 the state semi.
pro title last year.
Dick Barrett. best pitcher OF all
class A minor leagues last year.
remained holdoat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Basket Draw

Entrsss In N. Northwest DE-
trint n.sssfhsls play affs elene
Wednesday night II , a'flesb N
.hs psss Fsevssssas office. shss
Nan Hsxss ard Al .adges VIII
srsw up Inc pisv.eff seNsssaIs.
rns tourney winner viii as<sds the
team ss rsprsssn, thss dtssfIxf N
the Northwest AT. snarnamsee
10 - held In Seattle. March Z. Z
and q
the manager es representative
from sseh team catered y sshe1
10 attend fhls as~ssng 10 sppsvve
Of sehssialss. nffietals ead ISL
mlauss eIsna
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

rhe Iu.t plat. sea II ~
fsessHe ussl<rs - ft~s~f sr~<k
iss .ss.i.s st<<-~ff h~feFe ne
frazs aeaf - ~ Nstl~< s~r.~.
<aassss
NJ. alnss -. ess.r !. ~
hstrk~ss N as r~.~<fat Al
-. stfil
ss..ss<.fs 80 .slisr<@s sss
shattered ~ M sharp. fright.
fal 40 Fs<sesrs Up 81 ne bat
r1.s= s~s
M slll<f ~ - ne as>s
- .~~ be- Is1st. el.ir s-s sss1
las tAe I'D .ssnsss~ spss - sis
ssf=Tae#. sAles a.faea sas -
~ -ehass. hsss<r Fsssrss
N tied. Iass- ri~,s s~a Nd
ss~.xes the l..ssit.
The mlsk sss hstt~s -
.,.~r,es rs.s plain sss 40 The
A,sk.
Al hat !. s~ss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Puyallup 10
Have One Club
All Tocomo Alleys
Included In Lineup

Th< cFns.town rowllrT league.
. t.ssslrx ga circuit. - ne~n
afxanissa ~ Ts<nr. snd Fayn1-
up knwi<Ts 81 On sr~r esay -
Sunday. usssh >
offaesFs II tks 40 lesuus srs
IL. s.fFtsen. p<essts~t f~s ur~
sixhs vse. rrsssstset. srd ce~ruo
cnl.mss. seeFesary
rAe I~>aae wsu ~ e~mpnen1
- 500 tena fv~m enro -
sss~s h~~iseg p1nrss - -
e~ess 49, - esoheh mnusepp
fr.@ Fsvassss0 rhs 49,
tve>>se.~ 49, en~npa - -
spssiss - - sssvss~sy weoue
- besaup wtu sesee.
TeetasIs. entries rave h~~e -.
s~ptssi ffum me Hustsu. nreeA.
e.y. FRAY Mar. sixth Avsnus. "a
~sy. Coliseum. X street ne<sue~
tsar sslsys in rs<ama. aaa ffum
shs alleys IN ray.iIap
The rrusstn~n vii - . nsrnfen
lss.as. With n limit "a IndIst<tsn1
averages. sut with . limit ~ ~
- s.Ams n On r~ii sss mAeeneo
10 sunday evenings
TIE leauss 40 se.ee II 49,
atss~~set ssenhelsewse~es s>eo
Suraas svs~sea. via fs~s
t~~sus sswwtsa ~ go p1oeA
Play 9TH - resstsua - e11ew
se.sws - spp>ss seowssssy. -
sv1ss. IN ~ etaee nswslnu
pss-es r~pssspsse1.
Present Fssrs ssli fes . senessulo
In - run of that gill snhe ~
circuit threuah Ire sa - msr
manths snd lnta the mis<1e -
nerssmhss
AaasheT meeting . sehs<iuisd ~
Friday evening II . aesnes - NE
4 street. nses.sttnr siisse -
~hlsh tin. f1ssl srFa.oswsnts IN
- maAs for ssarsina PLAY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Oregon State
Takes Second
Defect Of Vondols
Sends Them Ahead
CONFERENCE STANDINGS
xtk.n nt.ss.Ka,
COR, AII.Is. ore TIE Ores

CORVALLIS. ore. Tie oregon
State college basketball team
he'd undisputed possession Of
second place in the Northern
Division Pacific Coast Conference
Basketball championship race 10
DAY BY virtue OF IS to 10 win
over the University Of Idaho lsst
night
The game turned into
Wild scramble In the second
half after Idaho slipped In
three quick baskets toward
the end of the first period and
closed the gap Ia ~ 10 10 at
halftime.
Idaho made only three Of Il
FIRE. throws and Oregon State
made Il Of Is attempts
High scoring honors went 70
Nslenu. Oregon State guard. with
i markers
sa~.r....-z
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Alderton Is. FIrwood D.
Fife Baskeimakers
Bomb County Hoops

Spear me fish SC we can Rowe
~ shor. where It's Dreyer.
Som. such crazy ditty ought TO
b. composed about the way the
Fife Trojan scorers are s.tung
tho pace in the Pierce County
lesgue
Out IN front by country mile
u Frank Spear with 1874 points
In II games In second place Is
Frank Dreyer With $50 points II
Il games. Further down the is,
Is Me- Rowe with IS points.
Tn. record.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Edwards Gets
Grid Job
AT Detroit

DgvRoTT aili Edwards. she
A. coach 81 the Western Rs>~fxs
football tram a. Cleveland zt
eellerlats record fer consecutive
victories. to-day ~as named head
coach Of The Detroit launas
Edwards ~ill ..ssssa
George lfe,s,l Clark. "he
resigned after . disappointing
isse seese~ which esded With
81 te ] defeat ~ the hands
Of he Gree. nss Packers.
Edwards Western ns~fxe team
played IN the aan nesl New
Years dsy. defeating Afluns "a
10 Il Ne has es.n At the Clssss
land srhoal for yx Sssrs IN which
nj. grid squads Won ~ tied tse
ard lest sir IN ~ nsms. inds
f.stsd for three years Western
Reserve mad . consecutive victory
s.rina n "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

The we.imen ~ The World
vnn a hard fought ZANE over
FIRST Congregational five u To
10. in PARK b-assiball last night.
rrost If the woodfnsn played .
sensational gains. his one hand
push shots netting ~ points
Messiah Lufhsrsns rsme hsrh
the last half after hslng aasn -
10 . al hair time 10 spoil knsrr's
dream of al l.ast one win for the
season. ~ 10 n nstsl"ff Aspt
the Business college boys shssd
must ef tho game slth hls lanH
range shooting
EilinKsom dropped In 10 painis
as rafkiand ssms hack after .
dsf.s, o. the hands u Jsffsrsoa
Las, wee. Ia swamp ssth ~
Boosters. "a 10 "a The Boosters
could not seem Ia get under wAf
and the iHthsrans we're hestsr
than = FIRE cracker. hitting thsm
frum all corners.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
DOING Molly. Thank Yor

Pau kIchaTds. Who bf0kf down
his lobby skiing habit long enough
70 absorb some ultra violet Sun
day. had a sunDurned nose on
Monday Howard Olseth. aho
deserves he leather media for tbs
week. His second int a. the
mountain he was Induced 70 climb
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

FREE TINE LEAGUE.
COLISEUM

COLISEUM
Monday afternoon the womsn's
Free Time league. first year bowl
err. ehalsed w sumo mighty fine
scores
Mile Wallace Of Flos Beauty
Shop hung up high single game al
1870 News bales rolled ihs, isi.
100 fer big total Of sio for Gnns
MES Beauty Shop.
Psnowleh Of sans team ruled
lib. iss and ibs for a neat 400.
A. Hansen brought in so7 like
this. i27 ibs. and izs. for f'io's
Beauty shop.
Kings Place 81 vs. Comics
Beauty Shop 81
Flo's Beauty shop "a vs. s,as
dunn Dye Works toI.
EAGLES LODGE LEAGUE
Some rood ksRiinr sss aous ias,
nigh, by the Eagle lssFnsrs on
the Coliseum lanes.
seotiy nufdoeh set tho pins
whirilna with THIS neal series n
It's. 2of. ard I'll for a ses.
siii FFgisston ehaiked up the
high game ~ $50 and then . iss.
lis 10 total a neal 81
NJ Miller. another high sesrs
kssisf. sho, ZOO. iss and 1T fos
a smart 5s7.
Tsds place won by taking I
points from their opponents and
now stand al the top u ths league
with 20 wins and only ; losses
Three teams are tisd for second
place rh.y are Toks,Ad Furnace
gisuna cshsrs, and Turf rmos,
shop. saeh having 10 wins And
b ionsss
Tossssa rl.Fn.o. ss4s az 70 oais,
sn Ass zs7i ~ nisH saH4s D
tssisstgn 7so s<fiss tssi*sssyt
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1870 % Hlsb sans u 7hgrss<n
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easssst zsis =. hish sah.s ?
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ssms eas slsom ia h~fiss esss'
klaasssa 81
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suzoEs HAgp z4so - Hssh GAM 2
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hslfiss = "a. - D. y So
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itsfstt eth AZ frsTsa Aiftfs
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safpssa isss - statsfnsas tsss
1914 H.. nigh game " Noss lss
s<sass Davis IS
SIN att Issrss IgAatf
slss stfsst st7s ~ csesiss 80
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a 30 sssss 400 neis.s 1os
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cassg. 4sas a asss I'd tzts
f0i haah sAuss ia sotss lks ssfss
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80 Tseoss atnfnssfs I1Aotf
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zsos - MIN xkfHs l. Fsafsssa
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n8xn kaHls fsh Fasui 1ss s~fis'
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Jockey Put Down

MtAt.gAM. Vie. tttsissh ruThs
leading sppfsatlss lashsy. Wendell
lads. h.s h~.n fined aso1 for sase-
Is.s riding ard Nsll 10 suspended
for the remainder u the meeting
under . ruling In tsss sfsses To-
mafrs~
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Basketball Menu

TUESDAY NIGHT
y. =. al F4sifis fnlss
r;s iiuEhAgn at stadium
DfUea al Bella rfnsns.
Pas aIisIp al hsfii
Auburn 81 Etss b lev.
Kesfon at Enunsis
sumner at Hixhlins.
WEDsEkDAY
Has ~ Clover Park
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4 Meeting II al class = sn1 y
Park Basketball i-ssss m.aAssss
sliI be hid tealest 81 : sisiSea
IN tA~ psrk r.sssstlnH afflss. III
faty Man Asnss Entry ~ Ill
isams in the plsrss sosinsy tourney
~ith the sstSy f~~s rsi1 eus -
Issssi~ fslads snd Inc awards fsg
the winners ~ the 4 ard , 49,
ord half title ~iil NJ si.euse~d
Wednesdays isaGus ssmes wsI1
be played Il nsllarmlns
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n. lean n>o>

Gretchen kuaigk Ffsser a.
husband m I'D celebrities On
hana Nasn thsy marked their
birthdays fhIs year I - happens
10Th IA - ne same DAY. Feh. i
and IN heaer n RE daal occasion
kathleen Hartman entertained IN
fhsIr honef A. fhs Ran -, ~
San Valleys ssH spots Among
re guests Rers Snfms Shsarsr
and Ronnas Rsleelm snd Gretchen
ms week ssnt her birthday card
from Mss shearer 4 her mother
10 tuck away IN her maeh.prized
sersnbook.
Gretchen and Den are now STAY
inx a. Mss Hartman attractive
cottage II sun Valley The birth
day party took on even gayer air
v hen a huge birthday cake topped
With two skiers and snoW.eoxeted
cabin vas wheeled In
The following evening hattie
Pulitzer daughter of famed Joseph
Pulitzer. founder of the Pulitzer
prize awards. entertained at the
Ghristiania club for the frasers.
Still another affair in their honor
vas the dinner given hs DIR. !. X.
NORTH. resident ply stefan at sun
Valley.