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Arkansas State press., 1943-07-16
Conway
By Mrs. Odessa Bynum


Lee A. Mitchell was called to
Dumas, his former home last
week to attend the funeral serv-
ices of his sister in law, Mrs.
Oscar Mitchell. The deceased Is
survived by two sons, two daugh-
ters, a sister and a host of other
relatives Mr.. Oscar Mitchell
is employed in the California
shipyards Miss Lorine Lee
and Miss Arethea Hill were guest
of Mrs. Odessa Bynum last week
from Kansas City, Kansas, re-
turning Sunday after much en-
tertainment from their aunt and
cousin James Hill was down
from Kansas City to visit his
brother, Ezekiel Hill :. Miss
Gladys Hill, former resident is
here to visit old friends and is
guest of Miss Mary Bush
She is now residing in st. Louis.
Miss Bush is a teacher at the
Springfield school. Mrs. Min
ME Freeman of Memphis is Wis
ting her mother, Mrs. Henrietta
Brown and sister Miss Doris
Lee stopped to see her grand
mother. Mrs. Alice Thomas while
enroute to Kansas City to visit
her friend, Miss Ruby Robinson
Arkansas State press., 1943-07-16
THE STAFF PRESs-The Paper

and Dora Pree Outstanding
among the affair was a get-to-
gether of old friends at the home
of Mrs. Pree when Mrs. Saw
annah Tucker was co hostess. The
house was lovely with summer
flowers and guest list included
Mrs. Elnora Brown. Salle Steven
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Rogers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grisby, Mr..
and Mrs. L. d. Lenox, Mr.. Nal
Pree, Mrs. Annie Pre-, of Homer,
La, Billy Ray and John Prentice
Hervey.
Arkansas State press., 1943-07-16
Wood Springs News
BY M. b. Wesley

Mrs. Cora j. Warren, visiting
in Phoenix, Arizona writes that
her brother is much improved.
Mrs. Warren serves as president
Of the local Canning Club .
Ladies of the Canning Club were
guests at a banquet given in the
local school auditorium Thurs
day night, along with Farmers
Agri Club under the supervision
of j. Q. Warren. Guest speaker
for the evening was Prof. j. NJ.
Harris, with response given by
Prof. M. b. Wesley Pastor
II. c. Cook gave an interesting
lesson review at the Sunday
School hour and also brought
the morning sermon Revival
services are well under way, be
ginning at Clevon Springs on
July 25th Rev. Esta Dock
cry is reported i'll Little
Leyada Mask presented her teach
err, Prof. M. y. Wesley with a
birthday gift. Mrs. William
Wesley, president of the PTA has
her work outlined for the year,
using cooperation as a watch
word Miss Maeola Cant is
able to be up after a brief ill
ness Mr.. and Mrs. Amilee
Gipson We're horne Sunday .
Pvt. r. T. Neil spent a day with
/ his parents 4. Mrs. Searcy Lowe
Arkansas State press., 1943-07-16
By Mrs. Ida b. Marshall
Phone 1921

Personalities in the News :.
Supt. J. @. Adams Of the st.
James Sunday School reports an
attendance of GO Sunday and al
so five visitors. Women's Adult
class led and collection totaled
$6.03 Pastor A, Williams
brought the burning message at
the morning hour Mrs.
Blecia Manus is guest of her moth
er, Mrs Eliza Owens on Preston
street. having made her home in
st. Louis, Mo-, for the past year.
Mrs. Ethel Watts and daugh-
ter have returned home from a
visit with her sister in Kansas
City Mrs. Lois Blake and
son are guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nal Pree and grand
parents, Rev. and Mrs. 0. S. Vic
tor Recent guest of Mrs.
Elnora Brown on Wynedott St.
was Mrs. Lucille Clark of Cham
payne, I'll. Mrs. Clark, a won
derful soloist appeared for guest
numbers at the st. James Bap-
list Church, Park Avenue Bap
list Church, 18th st. and Lone
Oak Baptist Church Misses
Emmer Jean, Dorothy and Louise
Sassie of Atlanta, Texas, were
guests of their uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Grfsby
Among entertaining hostesses
during the visit Of Mrs. Lucille
Clark here were Mrs. Savannah
Tucker, Fannie Cleveland, john
ME Fountain, Sails, Stevenson,
Leana Walker, Ada Mae Lewis
Arkansas State press., 1943-07-16
Pine Bluff
by Mrs. Tom Jones

DOWN OUR WAY So. Mrs.
Amanda johnson of 1000 Mo. St.
left Sunday night for Dallas,
Texas, where she will attend the
18th anniversary of bridge par
ty Neal Bennett Of East
21st street is yet confined to the
University Hospital in Little
Rock Mrs. G. +. Mcneil is
visiting the Steward family in
Dayton, Ohio Miss Muriel
Wilson of Dallas, Texas is sum-
mer guest Of her father, Basil
Wilson and has accepted employ
ment at the Arsenal. She plans to
enter Tuskegee Institute next
year when she completes high
school work at Booker t. Wash
ington High School, Dallas
Eugene McCranie Of Monroe, La,
brother In law of Mrs. Palmer
Guy was guest in the Guy home
Arkansas State press., 1943-07-16
Bradley News
BY =A..E. Brown

Gray's Chapel CINE Church
held 3rd Quarterly Conference
July Sill, with Thursday nights
sermon by Rev, Matte S, Pickins,
outstanding woman preacher in
the connection. Friday nights
program was presented by Shiloh
Baptist Church with sermon
brought by Rev. B. j. Harper of
Mcneil Sundays services
were highlighted with the morn
ing sermon brought by the pre-
siding elder, DR.. G. |. Bullock,
Visitors were present from sur
rounding communities including
Stamps, Spring Hill and Shreve-
port. Collection for the session was
$40.10.
Arkansas State press., 1943-07-16
News From Arkansas State

will vacation in Chicago soon :.
Rev. 4. Broadus is reported i'm
proving this week :. Tim Dock
cry a successful farmer brought
his parents ehofee melon Sun
day.
Arkansas State press., 1943-07-16

Mrs. w. C. Calvin -. Miss Archie
NJ. Mccoy is home visiting her
mother and sister, Mrs. Matte
In Memoriam In memory of
Walls and Mrs. Irene Odom. +.
our dear mother, Mrs. Fannie
Mcdaniel, who left us lonely and
sad, July 4, 1910, Dear mother,
we all loved you, but since you left
our life has been so sad. We low
ed you but God loved you best.
Signed: Mrs. Ellen Gillyard, Mrs.
Mahulda Gillem, daughters.
Arkansas State press., 1943-07-16
Nashville
BY verda White

Services at the New Light
Church are progressing. Sunday
School shows an attendance in
crease weekly with Supt. A. b.
Odds. Rev. Geo, w. Young brought
the message. THE Three Fold
Glory Of the Church" and special
music was furnished by the Jun
Tor choir, Sunday. Monday the
Ministerial Alliance met with
Rev, Young presiding and each
pastor giving an account of his
charge Mrs, Alice Williams
and Mrs. l.. +. Coulter, guest
speaker were present E. Rumor
says one of the members of the
Alliance will soon take on a bet
ter half Guess who? +.
Dewitt White, husband of the re-
porter left Tuesday for the Navy,
Mrs. Alabama Bullock left
with her two children for Oak
land, Calf. to make her future
home Midshipman James
Scoggins is home on furlough to
the delight of parents and friends.
:. W. 0. Hill was among those
visiting the Experiment Station
at Hope Saturday and went to
Prescott in the interest of the
Order and reports the deaths of
Mrs. Anna Anderson Of Camden
and Mrs. Mary Michele of Du-
mas, the latter weighing around
300 pounds, age 35, mother of 10
children and having died from
childbirth.
Arkansas State press., 1943-07-16

st. James CME Church clos
ed a mammoth drive and some
captains reported more than 800
in effort to free the church debt,
under leadership of Rev. n. Jones.
l.. T. Jefferies, c. S. Sutton and
L. Petty are among the men,
bers wearing a broad smile over
the huge success Supt. 0dell
Embry reported $500 in Sunday
School Dept. of Union Baptist
Church and banner is still held
by S. Q. Black and class, Circle
hostesses this week are Mrs. Ida
Williams and Mrs. Callie Adams,
Mrs Ada Knox. Hostess to Pray
er Band this week are Mrs. Dan
Smith, Steve Tharp and Mrs,
Pearl Wiley. Collection for I'm
ion Baptist was s146.72 on Sum
day Mrs. Josephine Hervey
of Little Rock spent the week
end here Mrs. Alice Thomas
and granddaughter are visiting
her son in Osawatomie, Kansas.
=, Mrs. Homer d. Adams will
leave to visit her nephew and
friends in Kansas Mrs. Josie
Stricklm of Little Rock is WIS.,
ting her brother, Rev. Martin
and family, also the Walker and
Adams families Mrs. Clara
Fields is recovering from recent
illness Rev. Butten Wiley of
Southbend, Ind, is at the bedside
of his mother :. Accepting bet
ter position in Fit. Smith were
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Tripplett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27

the highway beyond the gutter
would be met entirely from gasoline
and motor vehicle taxes.
It is estimated that in normal
times the assessments against abut-
ting property would amount to
$225 900 a year, but since December,
1941, the gasoline tax has been 8
instead OF 2 cents a gallon, adding
about 81, 600, 900 year to that fund.
District officials are confident the
highway fund can absorb the loss
from discontinuance of street-paving
assessments.
Senator Burton pointed out that
the bill recognizes the fact that
roadways are primarily for the use
of the general public. They are
designed and constructed to meet
the heavy loads OF modern traffic.
The report states that, years ago,
when streets were laid out mainly
to provide ingress and egress to
the abutting houses, special assess
ments were justified, but conditions
have changed
The Commissioners favor the
measure as a sequel to the increase
in the gasoline tax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27

cles here. In 1896 he won the
Golden Gloves featherweight crown
and had grown up in the game from
a 112-pounder to lightweight pro-
portions when he hung up his gloves.
Since Sergt. Cecchini's entrance
into the Army, three of his six
brothers also have answered the call
to the colors. Harry and Jerome,
both older, are in the Coast Guard
and Navy, respectively, while a
young brother, Daniel. Is In the Air
Forces.
Leo Cecchini said he had hoped
his brother would be granted a brief
furlough after he completed the
first 100 hours and thought he surely
would be able to get home after he
heard of the sergeant's second
award but supposed the airnen were
too busy to think about taking time
off at this time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27

Thomas and Mildred Economics, girl.
Paul and Wilma Embery. girl
BENJAMIN and Helen Faith, boy.
George and Helen Fiero. boy
Vincent and katherine Flaherty, boy.
Fred and Lillian Flynn. Girl.
Elwood and Alice Foltz, boy.
VINCENT and Louise Fontana. girl.
Pau! and GLADYS Garchar, boy.
Curtis and Marsasrite Heath. sirl.
John and Saliie Holzberg. girl.
Henry and Bertha Hun. girl.
Watson and Eva Inscoe, boy.
William and Alice Jeffers, boy
Curtis and Hazel johnson, boy.
Stephen an and Alise johnson, girl.
william ana ceeiis kiiRfiewies eIrl
Eugene and Betty LAMAR, girl.
John and Lucille Linton, girl.
Paul and Marian Loatman. boy.
Shirley ana Emma Manuel. boy.
Louis and GLADYS Mellott. boy.
Caucus and Mary ' Mo ia' boy yo''
Floyd and Elizabeth Nicely. siri.
John and Letha Nevin, girl
Joseph and Teresa Nivert. boy
John and Elizabeth o.Keeie. sirl.
Charles and Sta Price. boy.
Arthur and calledith Rsines. boy.
Donald and Mabel Royce. girl.
Leo and Ida RubinowitZ. boy.
Joseph and Virginia Salmon, girl.
Bernard and Ruth Seger, girl
Lyle and Charlotte Shanks. boy.
Morris and Sadie Singer. girl
Eugene and Jean Smith, girl.
John and Mary Smith, girl.
Percy and Olive Smith, boy.
William and Marion Shoots, boy.
William and Virginia Steuart, boy.
Milton and Ellen Thomas, boy.
Samuel and Geneva Van Haste. girl.
Thomas and Catherine Virnstein, eirl,
Marlin and Esther Volz, boy.
Ernest and Loretta Washburn. girl
Donald and Lula Wilhelm, boy.
George and Elsie Williams. girl.
Richard and Dorothy Williams. boy.
William and Mary Wolfrey. boy
Donald ard Alexandra woodward, girl.
Russell and Lottie Black, boy
Milton and Alice Boone, girl.
Shemont and Annie Brooks. boy.
Alfred and Bernice Goldring, girl.
Addison and Dora Davis, boy.
Milton and Anna Dorsey, boy.
Melvin and Hattie Ellis. girl.
Thomas and Mary Gaskins. girl
Thomas and Dorothy GLADDEN., girl.
Chalmers and Cassie Hamlet, girl.
Leo and Chanie Harris, boy
William and Marie Harris, girl.
Ova and Walene Hatch, girl.
Augustus and Lottie Henderson, girl.
Arthur and Hazel Holmes, boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27
Hammer Man Hunted
After Chicago Attacks
BY the Associated Press.

by tbe ASSOCIATED Press.
CHICAGO, April PA dozen po-
lice squads combed the Northwest
Side for a hammer man" who at
tackled or terrorized six girls and
women within period OF less than
four hours yesterday.
Gaining entrance to homes by
posing variously as a prospective
boarder, health department repre-
sentative and possible garage renter,
the sleek-haired terrorist struck two
girls on the head with a hammer
concealed under his jacket, chased
two other girls from their home with
a butcher knife and struggled with
two women who broke out of his
embrace.
The injured girls were taken to a
hospital where their condition was
reported as not serious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27
Births Reported

Donald and Eleanor Adams, boy.
Trygve and Elvira Aser. girl.
Marshall and Julia Aiken, boy.
Henry and Virginia Albright, boy.
stanford and Martha Alexander. boy.
Alfred and Batrice Allwine, boy.
Paul and Mary Barley, girl.
Carlyn and Kathryn Becker, boy.
Robley and Margaret Berry. boy
Wendell and Mildred Blevins, girl,
Robert and Isabelle Blum, girl.
Charles and Margaretta Began, girl.
James and Sarah Bolger, boy.
Robert and Nancy Borchers, girl.
Marian and Clara Borowski, boy.
George and Dorothy Bowman, boy.
Ivan and Clarice Brewer, girl
William and Dorothy Briggs, boy.
Floyd and Cecilia Brinsfield. girl.
Myer and Mary Browdy, girl
Calvin and Irene Brown, boy.
Charles and Alma Brown, boy.
John and Margarat Casper, boy.
Lewis and Mary Cassidy, boy
Robert and Madora Clark, boy.
William and Mildred Clineburg, boy,
Charles and Celia Costello, boy.
Elmer and Alice Cunningham, girl.
Milton and Beatrice Denbo, girl.
Stanley and Marian Durkee, boy.
Joseph and Doris Dye, boy
Carlton and Dorothy Earle, boy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27

completing 100 hours of combat fly
ing. His brother, Leo, with whom
he made his home, described him
as an engineer-gunner on a Flying
Fortress.
Sergt. Cecchini entered the Army
in August, 1941, taking leave of abb
sence from his position at the Ma
tional Savings & Trust Co. His
last letter, received about five weeks
ago, indicated he was in Tel Aviv,
Palestine, but his first decoration
was pinned on his chest at Cairo,
Egypt.
A boxer OF ability, Sergt. Cecchini
was widely known in athletic cir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27

ICE u. (Pat)
Cecchini OF 1914
Gales S tire e t
NE, form e r
amateur boxer
here, the War
Department has
announced.
One of the 1874
officers and en-
listed men of the
9th my Air
Force decorated
for outstanding
a c h i e vements,
Sergt. Cecchini
won his first
award, the Air
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27
Cargo Ship Christened
By Madeleine CurroII
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KEARNY, N. j., April 27.-Movie
Actress Madeleine Carroll, who ship
ped early in the war as a sail
maker" aboard her husbands Carib-
bean cargo schooner, sponsored to-
day the 10000-ton combat cargo
vessel Thuhan at United States
Steel's Federal Shipbuilding and
Dry Dock Co. yards.
Miss CAROLS party included Rear
Admiral Emory F.. Land, chairman
of the Maritime Commission and
the War Shipping Administration
and Mrs. Frances Hayden, South
Norwalk, Conn.,, mother of the ac-
ress' husband Marine Corps. 1t.
Sterling Hayden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27
1873 District SeIectees
To Report Tomorrow
1l3 Will 60 to Army,
n to Navy, 3 to Marines

The District will send 1873 men to
report for active duty in the armed
forces tomorrow. The men were in
Quoted into the land and naval
forces April 81.
Included in the group are 113
men for the Army, % for the Navy
and for the Marine Corps. The
list follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27
Abandoned Dogs Go Wild

Britaln's National Farmers Union
reports that dogs turned loose by
their owners or left behind by SOL
diers moving from camp to camp,
are becoming wild, forming into
packs and raiding farms and poul-
try houses In quest OF food.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27

Carol and Addie johnson. girl.
Willie and Jessie johnson. girl.
Owen and Elizabeth King, girl.
Edward and Dorothy Leftwich boy.
Langford and Leola Mahon. GIRL.
Abraham and Ella Moore, boys twins.
Raymond and Gloria Morse, girl.
Louis and Otelia Mugg, boy.
Samuel and Maud Neal, girl
Andrew and Thelma Olfus, girl
David and Helen Robertson, girl.
William and Ella Robinson, girl
Charles and Virginia Shumate. girl.
Henry and Pauline Taylor, boy.
Norvel and Rebecca Tyson, boy.
James and Hattie Uruuhart. girl,
Arthur and Majorie Walker. girl.
Leonard and Evelyn Ward, girl
James and Gloria Whiting. boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27
D. {. Air Gunner Wins
DIE in Middle East
Seret. M. 6. Cecchini Has
Had 200 Hours in Combat

Two hundred hours Of combat fly
ing in the Middle East theater of
war have won the Distinguished
Flying Cross for STAFF Sergt. Maur-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27
Bill 10 Shift Street
Costs From Properly
Owners Is Reported
Senate D. c. Subcommittee
Approves Plon, Passed by
House. to Assess Cos Tex

Owners Of property abutting
streets no longer would be assessed
half the cost of street improvements
in the District if the Senate passes
a bill reported favorably to the Dis
trict Committee yesterday afternoon
by subcommittee headed by Sena-
tor Burton, Republican, of Ohio.
Already approved by the House,
the measure would continue to
assess the adjacent property for
curbs and cutters, but the cost OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Changes Made
In Sailing Dates

Local yachtsmen will be start
ing on their last leg Of the season
in the Crescent Sail Yacht Clubs
regatta this Sunday.
Bayview Yacht Club is contern-
plating taking over the regatta
listed for the Crosse
Ponte Club next Sunday. Charley
Beck of Bayview expects to make
a definite announcement during
the week.
The 18th annual sweepstakes of
the Detroit Yacht Club, Sunday,
Sept. 5, will be followed by the
Barthel Trophy races for S-meter
crews from Lake Michigan, Lake
Ontario and Lake Erie, Sept. 10,
II. y. This date was set last
week and caused BayView's All
Night Race TO be rescheduled for
Sept. rs.
Crosse Pointe Yacht Club viii
wind up the big boat racing sea-
son with its Bluenose race, Sept.
10.
Sundays races at Crescent start
al IL noon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22

Final preparations were being
made for the seventeenth annual
Police Field Day 10 be held Sat
urday, Sept. Is, at the State Fair
Grounds
There will be an athletic con-
test between Toronto and Detroit
police squads. exhibitions by the
famous Detroit pistol team and
the mounted division eight out
standing acts featuring the ma
tons best outdoor performers,
and a troupe of clowns 10 help
provide entertainment.
Presentation of awards IN de-
partment heroes by Commissioner
John II. WitherSpoon Will be one
of the main features of the star
studded proEram- The muse will
he furnished by the Detroit Police
Band under the direction Of Sergt
Ernest Lindemyer while repre-
sentatives from all branches Of
the armed services. Red Cross and
labor organizations will take part
in TIE grand finale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
By EDGAR HAYES
Watch George Johnston Climb Again!

Pvt Robert W Berger 81 Bay
o, competed lie VAS
an army veteran 0t truT- rtays -.
Just week before the meet he
ran against Gundcr Hasg
Winning boy FIVE yards ~ a mile
race with a 4lo-yard handicap -.
STAFF SGT. Thomas l. Smith for
merry Of Louisiana College tossed
the iaveln 207 feet m a recent
KeeSler FIELD meet farther tnan
the record m the Nauor ~ a a y.
or the National In'Too IcgIate
meets this year
Bobby Roth. who played WITH
SelfridEe Field m The Detroit
Times ScrviCCucn's League.
played his last game With i"r
ners last Saturday SGT Roth
has left for parts unknown
Coach Tony HlnEi' ot Tho Great
Lakes Naval Training station
football team has assembled 4
pretty far bAckGCld 70 rtsri tic
season A. quarterback IS Paul
Anderson. Western Reserve, ~
fullbaCk. Ken Roskie Of South
Carolina. and the TWO halibaCkS
arr Sieve Juzwik of Notre Dame
and Bust Warren Of Tennessee
The "a IlurS' schedule was hit
when Missouri dropped them AMI
Michigan State ouif football.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
SPOR T
Cembis Coaching Philosophy Is Startling;
Rickey's Speech Foreign in Brooklyn
BX LEO MACDONELL

Joe Gemhis Of Wayne odd football coach ne thinks
football played for The games sake and not with
an eye the Of PLAYERS and he gates wayne vi" nave
team hut may have any opponents Schoolboy Rowe
picked UP his eleventh victory OF the season
with the He bonus Of $1,000 Tor baegng 10 and
receres s1On for each additional ln the
Schoolboy every ne pitches Dick Wakefield OF
the gers hay fever sufferer.
Charley Pdven Of the Chicago Cardinals has just
been named president Reach Kennel Club James
Of The Rcd Wings and Al Suphn of the Cleveland
little shouting each other during recent hockey
meeting Toronto Cepeands bid for franchise in the
National League considered Sutphn wanted pick OF
dates for coming into the loop,
didn't and ne stood out With Cleveland and
Buffalo planning with the American minor league
baltimore set In with the big boys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Redskins Polish
Attack for Stars
Pro Gridders' Coseh
Confident Of Victory
Photo ny Times stan Photograph

CHICAGO. Aug. II UNS)-The
Washington Redskins. professional
football champions. are training
hard for their game next Wednes-
day night with the All-Star collie
gians at Dyche Stadium, Evan
ston, Ill
The Redskins are putting in
their final ticks for the annual
contest at Loyola University
while the All-Stars are getting in
shape at the Northwestern Uni
versity field.
The pro league champions. who
did their early training At San
Diego. Cal. arrived in Chicago
Thursday
Although Head Coach Harry
Stuhldreher of the All-Stars be-
leves he has some of the best
material that the collegiate squad
has boasted in years. Coach Dutch
Bergman Of the pro team refused
TO he impressed. He said
Despite the Overwhelming
msnpower IF the college team
and the group Of expert coaches
who are getting them In shape,
can say for myself and the
players that we're confident of
winning after hard battle"
The All-Stars suffered a severe
blow in the injury 10 the knee of
Paul Governah. Columbia half
back. IN Wednesday nights game
with Camp Grant. The knee is in
q cast and Trainer Carl Erickson
said the cast could not be re-
moved for at least week.