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Valley frontiersman., 1947-10-08
Records Needed To Help School Help Children
From the Office of the
 Superintendent

Parents are asked to cooper ate with the school office in fill ing out the forms which are be- ing sent home with the children now. The questionnaire the chil- dren bring has been receiving some unfavorable reaction, but these reports are especially val uable to the children themselves.
 The requested information will become a part of the child's permanent record. Much of this information at the. present time is not available to the school. It is badly needed in making out transcripts of credits, recom- mendations for work and in answering other requests for in formation about the child. The school office now can often SUD- ply nothing more than the bare grade record of the child.
 Parents are asked to cooper ate in every possible way in the compiling of this information so that the child's permanent rec ord at school can be completed.
 Permanent records are very important for a number of req sons. Many children have had to depend on these permanent school records as substitute birth certificates when other records are lost or destroyed. School records are important that way.
 Records are important to teachers in that they trace growth and development of the child. They help the teacher to understand something of the background of the child and thus help her to assist the child in readjusting.
 Records help the teacher to make the most of her time in child guidance and training. Complete and accurate records frequently are the deciding fac tor in the employment of a stu dent.
 rnffoo Ync.,rae Evar,$L;~~
Valley frontiersman., 1947-10-08
Community Calendar
TUESDAY


 NO R T H AND FER GRANGE meets with Wasilla Grange at Wasilla. Cars leave Coop fountain at ' pm. SENIOR GIRL SCOUTS meet. Meeting place to be an nounced. 7:30 pm.
 WEDNESDAY TWELVE-THIRTY HOMEMAK- FRS CLUB meets with Mrs. Dorothy Anderson. 12::30 pm. CHOIR PRACTICE at United Protestant church. 7:3O pm. Dairymen will meet in Exten- sion Office with Dr. o. E Reed. 8 pm.
 FRIDAY INTERMEDIATE GIRL SCOUTS meet in Room 25 at. Palmer school. 3::30 pm. TROOP 654 of Palmer Boy Scouts meets in United Prot estant Church. 5:30 pm.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-10-08
Wasilla 4-HCIubs End Years Work

Work of the Wasilla All Clubs is all on the record now, ac- cording to information from Mrs. Bernice Johnson of the Exten- sion Office. Mrs. Johnson isn't saying so much about the pro- jects of Palmer Four-H'ers.
 One Wasilla club has comp!et- ed all records in preparation for Achievement Day, which is com ing soon. The other club record is nearly complete. Palmer rec ords in the Extension Office are conspicuous by their absence.
 Rux The Ernnticrsnn
Valley frontiersman., 1947-10-08
Plan Sitka Trip

Rev. and Mrs. Victor Alfsen of Palmer are planning to leave next week for a tWo-week's stay at Sitka. They will attend 8 Christian Workers Conference there, in company with three delegates from Anchorage.
 The Alfsens plan to drive to Whitehorse, take the White Pass & Yukon Railway to SkagWay and go from SkagWay to Sitka by boat.
 Substitute speakers will oc- cupy the pulpit z in the United Reverend Alfsen returns.
 R,,xy The Er~,a%fare~,,-
Valley frontiersman., 1947-10-08
MARRIED LAST WEEK

Mrs. Martha Smith Valley resi- dent, was married in Anchorage last week to Clifton Webber. The two left at once for Tunnel. where they will be employed by The Alaska Railroad this winter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07
PATIENCE IS LOSING HOPE

The European War was over in May,
l2<6. and the japanese War was bombed
out h August, / 94k. Il. S.s.s...s,s3 Il. Il. s.
! Ever s(hee those dates the United
1tatss has been the leader in world affairs
trying every way possible to unite the
Qnltod .Nationat Who would ever have sup
pqppd that ouf Governments would have
cQvtjpted ~ pour billions Of dollars into
th1ss dSkeSt{d nations To help their peo-
pl4l An WIZ Would ever have supposed
that We would have kowtowed to Russia?
Herbert Hoover got the big headlines
In Washington newspapers when he came
out IN strong language few days ago,
with statemint that: sThe reasons for
continuous obsruction by Russia for every
effnrt to restpfe production have at least
some expression in the Russian press as a
method which the United States can be
bled white BY relief measures" He backed
NJ his demands with . suggestion for an
immediate separate peace with japan
and Germany unless the Soviet govern
ment quits stal)ing. And the cracker in his
s:atsmsnt. wlas' Russia will not make war
about II. n.y.
well that sounds like good American
philosophy, particularly as it comes from
bk-Prssidspt Herbert Hoover.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07

Coxernor caldwell il reported 70 have
|oaid that icon HONS presumably gam
blint ana crlI aeaerallv, ase worse IN
Monroe county than n any other county IN
the state.
The Citizen does not wish to make any
enmparisona for hesmirching another
county does not make Monroe any better.
hut Nf pne thhb W ere positive: for every
doDlq1 lot ~ FVpn II gambling in Key
Wet 800 - ~ 200 is lost or won in
each Of several other counties in Florida.
let Us co9ei6eF that hpokie bill that
eauQd % ~ , III n Florida. The gov
exner knows " bxokie joints in several
sities in the state. but the first bookie joint
that eyor atten1pted business in Kay West
wqb spelled" ely few weeks ago. And
TIT joiat, e sueh It wss. was an insignifi-
cant brance ri big bookie joint else
vhies 4 Flqfifa.
II would b an easy matter to- name
of1bond . deFen cities in Florida where
gambling ID faf more extensive than what
4 = d Key West. Governor Caldwell,
shostly after he assumed office, said, in
commenting on letters Of complaint about
"opsn gambling" that he had received
from rssidents Of : county, other than
Monroe. that he was not elected to police
the 6tpte, that cities had their police and
eeuaties their: aheriffs and that it was UP
20 them to enforce the law. If they didn't,
~ .sai1, then grand juries could be sum
Woned to investigate charges and indict
4 they found the charges to be true.
M TO single opt Monroe as the worst
county in the'state for law violations is
! charge that evokes only pne answer
. guffaw.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07
YES, TRuslAN NAY VETO

u
At the present time there is good deal
Of speculation On Capitol Hill as to whether
President .THlipan; who has opposed tax
cuts, Will veto the tax legislation when it
Is sent from Capitol Hill to the White
House.
The present situation shows that both
houses Of Congress are favorable to cuts
on income taxes frOu1 SO per cent for low
incomes 70 ADOPT 10 per cent for large in
epmes The Hesident viii be running
s q Against public opinion throughout
sne seunfrx T Re vetoes the laws for which
zee ~ Hssp1blieans WI claim the credit for
peHlns through Congress. Ynur Washing
yen correspondent believes that President
yrpmap VIII not veto these measures when
they reach his desk. , 49, - s -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07

0rnIseG1uus - thot thsss Win b sub
Gwo1no 60 = oppeoprln1iso q funds Tor
Do1suol nspag>msn1s, ThsQp = wtds dif-
Isoonoo e oClnloa b Waenlagtoa against
evpsy meso . 6sersaas farn program ex-
oso1nugso. nsossa: Nunbess u emplcyea
- - o&elv jsbs. SSH
- o.no1s NJ cut ~ Labor Depart.
moue - Fstespl Security Agency funds'
- so&eg euts ars likely y affect the
uuooGouenls q eoote, Jueltei. Commerce
1n11piosy. JBsasusy snd ~ Office.
- ppDaegots say NJ this viii b
''p111lseI dvpeqlt2" fer ~ sRspubliesns
- w>ieh ~ 1ooen d tfat petty reply
- c>o~l6 havs hoen done hefore.r
- ~ evor4 IN iolkre ~ eryipg-out.
- sonip~t ths way Coves4pnent y nick
- - g. msrs texss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07

SUNDAY. JUNE

a. / =
1z:ooTAmefica United. ForuM-nni
1oPe rIasi0r FOrunSpQ
s.,.o -. ounesu-ln
lne Cnlcago nounutapie-nCO
lyman oryson ABOUT naoio-coe
1x:1e-H. IS. smith q London-cbs
1:oO-Robert Merrill Concert-nhO
Weekly Review for News-chS
Married TOT sLHe-mOs
1:3Q-Star Concert and Melton-nbc
Music for Sunday Afternoon chs
news; veterans Pansi-mbD
2:oo-Parade Of Music. Comment--Hbt
The CHS Symphony-cbs e
Music at Open House-mhs
2:S0-One Mans. Family, Drama-nh,
10 Be Announced-mbs
S;poQuix Kids and Joe KelIy-nbe
The House Of Mystery-mbe
4:9o-Author Meets Critics-nbc
Phil Spitalny and Eirls-cbs
Detective Mysteries Drama-mbs
vE r:sIs;S; SSy,mpne p, 1our-nDc
rfrSa e: nso s.syensop
Under Arrest. Drama.-mnos
@:sVTHoagy Carmichaei SonEs-cpe
Ing Apoott aysteries-AhD
4:4e-Ths Sunday Commentary--ch0
su>.,. $3.50
e:oo-Catholic Radio Service-nbe
conrad Nagei Ineater-cpe
Anose "epsters. Drama--mps
t:so.-Ellery Queen Detects--nbc
N Na5e Smitn Sln9inELcps N
e.on ..Ias,s d.. $500.
Thu Gems Antrv Shown.
The Mysterious Traveler-mhe
e:30-Rogue's Gallery Drama-nbc
BIondie- Dagwood Comedy-ebs
Melodies from California.-mbS
x.on-Ai.o .ror,n,a.o, .. r,,a -.
S,eSn bS,,o,, ,.ra.nnS-
AISxsnder Msdisticn Rosr NH.
,..ns - = 800 80
SsSV-tTeo aiien Comeoy-noo
CRIME DOCTOR. Drama-c93
voices O the STlngs-mns
s,oo-snndav Merry .co.RourS-rA
Meet Corliss Archer. SKit-c6s
Exploring the Unknown-mba
a:fs--fIolivwooa CONFERENCE.-The
"YSN ss.'S
e;3o-Aibum OF Familiar MuSic- obo
The Tony Martin ShowLche =
Double or Nothing. Quiz-h1be
e:o0-Doui Ameche's Variety--nbo
Take II or Leave II Ouiz-chs
Gahriei Hea fferss Sh1w-n,bS
a.aoEr;.s. p:o.s r....s.
ssys IT, p 0,SeeerGs s..
tvs NV Hvp,s 81 S4SsteISv
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07
Radio Progra s
sAlpeppy, ~ i

Y4p%
500 -Rhapsody From Rockiss-AbG
News Br0adcast IS Minutes-cbD
Dance Music Band-mbs
s:fs-Word From the Countrys ebs &
s:3o-fhe Boston Tune Party--nto
Saturday Sports Review-chG
Cecil Brown Commemorative
Bs@s-The Art Of Living ubc
Mprld Nsws CeRTents ry-chs Il
s'qoE HsSN er RS5;sy p DsIaoeeSss
Hawaii Calls Musicians-mb2
e:ao-Curtain Time Dramatio-nbo
Robert q. Lewis ShOw--cbs
News and sports Bfoadcast~mhg
o.48-JAan Sablon ana Songs -cbo
r. n. LaGuardia's Talk-mbs
7:oo-Life OF Riley, DramR-nbc
Vaughn Monroess Gh0U--cbs
Twenty Questions Quiz-mbe
7:3o-Truth or Consequence Cuixw-Ohe
To BE .Annppnceo--chS
Better Halt Quix-mbs
7:s5-Five Minutes News-cb0
s:o0-saturday Hit Parade nho !.
Bill Goodwin COmedy-cbs :
Mighty Casey, Skit-nbs
S:3o-Can You Top This. Gaes-<nb6
saturday Night Serenndes-cQf
High Adventure Drama-mb6 /.
e:oo-Judy Canova Sketch-nbc
Thistis Hollywood, Play--cbs
Chicago Theater Of the Air-mhg &
s:3o-The Grand Ole Opry-nbc
Sweeney and March--cbe
1o:co-News & Variety hr.-pbc
News, variety ETY., p ai1;Ss,,; Z ess;
1o:so Dancing e News tI1s hrs -mbs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07

Man is great egoist; he considers
himself the ton creation Of all eternity and
al areas, but he has no information about
the subject except what he thinks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07
Ralsl's Announces
Special Price Schedule

Mark (Crunch) Stanly and his
orchestra, with Sylvia at the pi-
ano, are now playing at Raul's
Club on the Boulevard every
weekday night until 2 o'clock
in the morning for the pleasure
Of their patrons. s 80
Special summer prices are now
IN effect on all beverages.
Raul's Club announcement ap-
pears in today's Citizen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07

Advertising ID an interesting device to
persuade people that what you have to
sell is worth more than their money. It
works! :
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07

That cnstons and ideas Of morality
change h apparent when we consider
what I two-piece bathing suit would have
done to the nerale Of 1905.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07
n THE CIRCUIT COUNT Og Ise9
EIeYENTH yunlClAL Cs9Cu9
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Plaintiff. --
nARsGsiuERrrR sPlxNky uIi.i:s'
u. ss,,sE. as ] HWY ssaess :

~ Mechanic street,
Portland, Maine.
Y0nrarS hereby required tn aps
peaEsto .sthe nm for nivorce ft!<e
against you, y the ab.vs ssyieS
june AID. !, a8A7. notherwis~ the at
Legations Qontained therein will be-
taken .as confessed.
: Done ana Ordered NJ Key West.
Florisln i this 18Th day of May. An
scsiireait Court seal, =.
Clerk Of Circuit Court
by: (sd) F1orence T.. sawycr..
Williapa ~. Albury. :
ATTORNEY for Plaintiff.
q ? may 17-2l-31; Jun Z. 1871
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07
HOgltE no CanEpsT0ss
tlo0e Isrehdye Ast.i Sets. $50. sSsl
In re: Est6fe cOf .-T fas Ill
ELLA II. KEY.

SAWSs7 l-Hoe1ye AeSs SsrSs 49, h1Sl
In re: * EsttSfe c0f ~ fn f
I ELLA y. KEY.
TYsrJlJDGE. u o ROE s'oli&-
TX .FLLoEEI5pIsA4,;, ~ PRnn or
SONS HAVING CLAIMS OB pE.
MANpS AGAINST SAID ESTATE:
I.E You ana each Of You are hereby
notified stand required to present
any claims and demands which yo,s,
or either or you. may have AGAINST
the estate OF Ella 4. Key. deceased.
late Of said County. to the County
Judge OF Monroe County. Florida,
at hts office In the court house ~
said County at Key West. Florl N.
within eight calendar months from
the time OF the first publication ~
thissnofice. Each claim or demand
shall be In writing. and shall state
the place OF residence and past
office address Of the claimant. aud
shall be sworn to By the claim.
ant. his agent, or his attorney. and
any such claim 'or demand not m
filed: shall be. void.
~ Ms.z sri - HAROLD =. KEY.
Az admintstretor of the EsfNte
a OF Ella r.. Key, decea setl.
AZ ,.8 y may l7-2t.3t: jun 2. latS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07

Three electric train sets, $500,
or viii sell separately. Two
model 'airplane engines, $500.
Phone 347-W. jun6-5tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07

Martin Laritone SIX, gold laquer
! finish, perfect condition. Must
be played to be appreciated. See
Crawford, Jefferson Hotel,
mornings or Driftwood after 9
pm. juno 3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07

Large, light. airy, double and sin
gle rooms, / adjoining. with
/ porch, private entrance. Az
Elizabeth St, upstairs. =.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07

Two bedroom Apt, Phone le7,
jun5-3t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07

All-electric 2-drawer cash regis
ter, lc to 5000. Also electric
yibraharp. Apply 939 Catherine
Street. .' juno 3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07

Apartment, furnished, one person
Or couple. No pets or children.
Electric refrigerator. Hot wa
ter. Large porch. $500 month.
12Q6 FlDrida Street. jun6-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07

. N0T1CD 70 C1MDoy 49,
10 AL CREnIIoH1 MD
PER6ON9 HAVING CI1AIll1 o.
4 ,,s;|s 49, AssA'SsF s~'p
/ You. ana each of. ron, ~ hege1x
nofified and required - -.
aiiy rlGimH ana 0eWou0o UUoc9
~ either OF you, may o4vo ~
the estate Of Henry. J. HoUpD1 N
|sssaaed, late of SUFFOLK Conl \:
t tots. e cosss2 iedss "A 8 ~
County. and file< the m4 2c
office in the couhty Cosee ssn9.S ~
Monroe County. FLORIDA. wW1s1
eight calendar months IRON ~
date Of theefirst pu6l1lpteon $500.
said clslm3 r. 6e@essT,s ~ = Z; sss :S
I as IS sasszs sAF 'S:'s$;knIs'..
y A. Ancillary Executrsx g 49,
.Henr5 = Hoyell Iece0ee4
|. sFr 81 Fskrss y J s 9 tlseM
Attcfl eps fpl F'lcrsnce = HewV'
may sS-si; Jun Tia. 1877
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07

Mack's newsstand, opposite bus
station on Southland St. Apply
1000 Eaton St. jun6-2tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07

Newly furnished Ii two-bedroom
apartment. Hot and cold rum
ming water. Electric refrigera-
tor. Apply 9l2 Fleming st.
(upstairs). After S pm.
% jun7- ltx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07

Girls a. bicycle, used only q
few months, good condition
$25.n9 Brussels rug. 9l2 Elem
ing st. Phone 397-M. jun4-4t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07

Solid mahogany Duncan Phyfe
dining room set, eleven pieces.
Also mahogany bedroom furni-
tnre. 372a ElEagle) Ave. PHI.
sow jun3-5tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07

Office or store space, Hotel La
Concha Bldg. Year to year
lease. See A. ]. Mills, Realtor,
Laconcha Hotel Bldg.
sl;a4 40 'jun543t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07

DR.. Herbert Feis. famed eco
npmist, born in New York, So
years ago. :
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07

One IA X 4 IT. 8 in. Ramsey-buift
boat. Cost 1880 when new.
Win sell for $4,000 or trade
for smaller boat. ]. D. Bearup,
rear S22 Fleming St. iun2-6t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-07

Apartments. Utilities furnished.
Park for children. Sea Isle
Apartments, 9l5 Windsor Lane.
iun5.tf
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lin Nsgs N.Y. { ! IS aw how 70
juns-atx
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Furnished apartment, electric re-
frigerator, shower and bath.
Cool, upstairs apartment. Apply
500 Olivia Street. jun7- 3tx
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-01
WILING

In the teiegrapnic- ic-teletype bowl ing Sunday between the Elks of Juneau and Ketchikan, according to pins, the local first team wal loped the Kietchikan tirsts, all members of the Juneau team bowl ing over 500. The Ketchikan sec onds won over the Juneau seconds by the narrow margin of four pins.
 Enrn nrn the scores
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-01
 UNIFIED ON
 GRlDIR0N

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-iR-South- ern Methodist has been scratched from the list of unbeaten and un- tied football teams tut little Mis- souri Valley of Marshall, Mo. has closed it's books on another perfect season.
 The Vikings from Marshall, Mo, tTounced Bethany of Kansas, 39- ', last Thursday for their tenth victory of the year and their 30th straight-the longest present win ming streak among college teams.
 SINUS 1919 deadlock with Texas Christian dropped the Mustangs from the elite group and left only 13 elevens still boasting all-con- qusring records. Ten of the teams have finished the regular season (rost-season games do not coun0 and only Notre Dame, Pepperdine and Jacksonville (Ala) State Teachers still have to risk their records
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-01
pAA'S NEW DISTRICT
 SALE5 MANAGER HERE
 SAT. FROM FAIRBANKS

B. Fred Dunn. Pan Americans s new District Sales Manager for the Juneau area, arrived here Sat urday with his wife and daughter, and this morning assumed his new duties in the PAA office.
 Dunn has heen the District Traf- fic Manager at Fairbanks for the past year, and prior to that occu- pied the same position at White horse for three and half years. While in Whitehorse he worked with Doug Mckenzie, formerly of the Juneau office, and now Dis trict Traffic Manager at PAA's Manila station.
 Dunn has resided in the North for IT years, and before joining Pan American Airways, was a purser on boats operated by the British Yukon Navigation Com pany.
 He is a good Kiwanian, belong ing to the club in Fairbanks and serving as Kiwanis President at Whitehorse. He was also mem Der of the Chamber of Commerce in Fairbanks.
 Dunn says that despite his re-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-01
REFEREES NEEDED; CHANNEL LEAGUE BA5KETBALL GAMES

Ths Gastineau Channel basket ball season is under way-BUT- there is still a lack of officials for the heavy playing schedule that has teen mapped out for the tour nament. Anyone who has done refereeing is asked to contact Les Avrit, League Manager at the Ju- neau High School
 With four double -headers a week, two being played in Douglas and two in Juneau, the services of any and all referees will be appreciated. The opening doubleheader game will be played tomorrow night in the Juneau High School gym. In the first game J-High's Crimson Bears will tangle with the ACS squad and the second game will be between the Imperial team and the VFW quintet
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-01
FOOTBALL
 SCORES

Following a4e the final scores of leading football games played during the past weel1end: Navy 0, .irmy 2i.
 New York University IS; Ford ham IS.
 North Carolina State 0; Mor, loi ( o.
 Vanderti;t T; Tlrnessee 12 Kansas state 2; Fonda 25. West Virginia IT; Pi,r ?. Holy Cross 20; Boston College 6 Georgia o; Georgia Tech :. Virginia '; North Carolina 10 Southsrn Methodist 19; Teya' Christian 19, tie.
 Oklahoma ARM 13; Oklahoma 2l Oregon State 27; Nebraska 6. Mississippi 33; Mississippi S II Texas Tech IA; Hardin-Sin,. mons 6.
 Baylor 6; Rice 34.
 West Texas State 28; New Mex. ico Is.
 Michigan State 58; Hawaii 19 Alabama 21; Miami G.
 Kansas 54; Arizona 28.
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an outright gift from a desperate Navy outfit Myron Gerbsr's pass from near his own goal line was intercepted by John Trent, right end, who scampered 21 yards over the goal line.
 A gusty wind swept the length of the field from the south dur ing the first half, but it veered to the north at the half The game started in sunshine with the ther- mometer at about AZ, but when the wind switched, the sun went under and the mercury plunged.
 Navy given chance by many of the spectators, piled up l3 first downs to nine for the Army but gained only 193 yards rushing and passing to Army's 280.
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In the All-America football con- ference games played Sunday, re- suits are as follows:
 New York 35; Buffalo 13.
 Baltimore IA; Chicago T.
 In the National Football League, Sunday games ended as follows: Philadelphia 21; Pittsburgh 0. New York 35; Chicago Cardin- als 31
 Boston 27; Washington 24 Green Bay 30; Los Angeles To- San Francisco 32; St. Marys 20. Nevada 33; Arizona College (Tempe) 13
 Alabama 21 Miami G.
 Evansville 20; Northern III. 0. West Texas State 28; New Mex ico 18
 Trinity cTexas) 73; Mexico City College 6
 San Diego State l9; Santa Bar bara State 0.