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Evening star., 1948-08-20
Rookie ieFuI|backsHurt,
Skins Sunday Game
Plans Are Upset
By Staff Correspondent Of The S'or

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 20-Th'
Redskins supply of fullbacks fo
Sundays intrasquad game at Lon!
Beach was lessened by two toda.
as Trainer George Boiler barred
both Ed Quirk and Glenn Barring
ton from participating. Coming or
top of Harry Gilmer's loss, theil
absence takes even more punch ou
of a game that had shaped w
as an interesting contest.
| Quirk's injured shoulder is re.
spending to treatment, but it will
be another week before he is ready
to resume the rough stuff. Bar.
rington has an infected heel ane
wasn't able to even do setting-ui
exercises yesterday. It'll be at least
a week before he's ready to e
again.
Their loss helped scramble Coach
Turk Edwards patched-up plans
even more, for the Tribes chief OF
staff wanted look at both boys
with jobs at stake. The Skins are
carrying a surplus of 10 men who
must be dropped before the league
opener next month and fullback
seems to be one of the places where
the axe will fall.
Break for Hefti.
Quirk had been expected to put
"oomph into the attack and to give
a crowd pleasing performance OF
line smashing, the likes of which
Redskin followers haven't seen in
years. The big Irishman showed he
had it in the first two scrimmages
overshadowing the veteran Sal Ro-
sato, who himself is looking better
than ever.
Darlington hasn't caught the
training camp fans fancy like
Quirk. but the coaches like his speed
in getting to an opening and his
f1eetness after breaking into the
secondary.
Their loss, however, is a break for
Jim Hefti, Cinderella man of the
backfield; Roger Dughi, the Ran
dolp- Macon ace, and George Wilde
Roy Mckay also will help man the
position, but McKay's security for
the season is taken for granted
The other three will have a chance
to show their ability and it won't
displease Edwards if all of 'em per-
form better than Quirk. But it will
surprise him if they do
Trick Plays Work Well.
The Skins spent more than an
hour testing their blocking on passes
yesterday and, while far from satis-
fled with the outcome, Edwards
thinks the throwers will have more
protection than they received last
year.
Clyde Ehrhardt, Floyd Lawhorn
and Bill Ray were outstanding on
defense. Both Sammy Baugh and
Tom Mont who did the passing had
a hard time connecting on stright
throws, but screen passes and trick
running plays used to cross up the
defense .netted several long gains.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Mobile, "a; New Orleans, 3-6.
Atlanta, B.; Birmingham. 3.
Little Rock, 8; Memphis, 5.
Nashville, =; CHATTANOOGA, g.
Evening star., 1948-08-20
Bisons' SiIvermun HurIs
Bots His Club to Win
SpecioI Dispoteh TO The Stor

BUFFALO,, Aug. 20-Aaron Sill
verman of Washington, D. c., is
one pitcher Montreal of the Inter-
national League doesn't want to
see again in a hurry.
Silverman. hurting for Buffalo
last night, held the league leaders
to nine scattered hits and drove in
the winning run with a squeeze
bunt as Buffalo won, 81.
Evening star., 1948-08-20
Tying Run Made
| As Lights Go Out;
Decision Held Up
BY the Associoted Press

SCOTTSBLUFF, Nebr., Aug. 90
B. M. Diers, member of the State
American Legion athletic commits
sion, scratched his head over a
tough one today.
1t was the ninth inning of a
Legion Junior night baseball game
between Fairbury and Alliance with
two out. Alliance led 80 The Fair
bury batter struck out and the
Alliance catcher dropped the ball.
AS the batter headed for first and
the catcher threw the ball, the
lights went out. When they came on,
the runner was on first and the ball
in right field.
The runner went around to tie
the score at Sail before the game
was rained out.
Diers has to decide whether Alli-
ance won, the game was a tie, or
just to forget the whole thing.
Evening star., 1948-08-20
Three Pin Loops Slated
To Meet at Kinq Pin

Rhode Island Avenue Business
Mems Duckpin League that needs
teams with averages from 565 to
'575 will meet next Tuesday night
at at King Pin.
Manager Hokie Smith also has
scheduled two other league meet
ings next week.
King Pin Low-average loop. COM
posed of men or mixed groups with
averages of 535 or less, meets
Wednesday at 8 pm, while King
Pin Mixed Doubles League holds it's
session Thursday at pm.
Evening star., 1948-08-20

ne Will not be
eligible to make
the trip even if
one of the four
qualifers with
draws. And Price
has nobody to
blame but him
self.
For a fellow
who made part
of the winter
tour, has been
a golf reporter
for almost a year
and who has
played consider
Evening star., 1948-08-20
Norfolk Royuls Victors

Norfolk Royals of the Negro
American Association tnipped
Greensboro Red Wings, 10, last
night at Griffith Stadium, Mario
Arencibia tripled to score Jerry Ben
jamin in the fourth inning with the
winning run.
Evening star., 1948-08-20
Czechs Beut Mexicons

GUADALAJARA, Mexico, Aug. 20
Pl-The Czech soccer team Brati-
slava defeated the Guadalajara
squad last night, 80.
Evening star., 1948-08-20
Pepperdine Gets Coach

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 20 R).-
Leonard BudD Adams, line coach
at Drake University, has been signed
as freshman football coach and
chief scout at Pepperdine College.
Evening star., 1948-08-20
By MerreiI WhittIesey

Charles Price. this sections first
alternate in the National Amateur
golf championship, will be notified
of his disqualification today and
Evening star., 1948-08-20
Supermun Goinq to Mot

Golden Superman will tangle with
former Champion Babe Sharkey in
next Wednesday nights feature
rassling attraction at Turner's Arena.
Evening star., 1948-08-20
Ball Club Wants Comes

Virginia Avenue Playground base
ball team is looking for games with
other teams in the 14-and-under
class. Call Coach Eddie Martz at
Ludlow 7O42.
Evening star., 1948-08-20

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis, 7; Kansas City, s.
Milwaukee. 13; Louisville, 2.
Minneapolis, 81 Toledo, 4.
st. Paul, g; Columbus, /.
Seward seaport record., 1948-09-29
NAVY OFFERS SCHOLARSHIPS
(Continued from Page D

(Continued from Page D
 graduates between the ages of IF and 2l are eligible to take the ap- titude tests. Application blanks and complete information concern ing the program are available from high school principals, college deans, professors of naval science in colleges ana universities, Naval Officer Procurement offices, and Navy recruiting stations through out the country.
 In addition to the aptitude test candidates must meet prescribed physical and mental standards. Those receiving satisfactory marks on the aptitude test will be inter- viewed and given physical exam nations at a later date. State and territorial boards, composed of prominent civilians and Naval of ficers, will then review their cases to select the most outstanding can didates. Students from each state and territory compete among themselves for the quota of naval scholarships assigned each state and territory.
 The candidates selected will be- gin the fall, l949 term at one of the 52 colleges and universities in which NROTC units are estab- lished. They may take any course leading to a bachelor or higher de gree. but must include prescribed naval science subjects.
 In return for his scholarship, the NROTC student is obliged to par ticipate in naval drills and cruises,
Seward seaport record., 1948-09-29
COMMUNITY CALENDAR

tThe following Community Cal endar" is to be a regular feature of this publication and is published free of charge for the benefit of our readers. We ask the coopera- tion of all Seward organizations in making this service complete and keeping it up to date. Call Main 168 and give us the necessary in- formation, please. Thank you-the editor.)
 October YFW meets at SLIP. building at 8 pm. VFW AUXILIARY meets, Seward Light and Power Building, pm.
 October 6 AMERICAN LEGION meets at the Dugout. Election of officers.
 October WOMAN'S AUXILIARY OF ST PETERS CHURCH, business meeting at ? pm, Episcopal Church Parish Hall.
 October II SEWARD BILLS CLUB B.P.O.ED meets at pm. in the Club.
Seward seaport record., 1948-09-29

and upon graduation, to accept a commission in the Regular Navy or Marine Corps, if qualified. After two years of active duty, he may elect to transfer to the appropriate Reserve Corps and return to ci- vilian life, or he may request re- tention in the regular service, and if selected, make the Navy or Ma rine Corps his career.
 Candidates are permitted to in- dicate the colleges they wish to at tend, and, subject to quota liynita- tions, will be recommended to the college of their choice. Final enroll
Seward seaport record., 1948-09-29
CORRECTION

Dick Myers is not brother-in- law of the late Glen I. Kelly as er- roneously stated in The Record of September 18th.
Seward seaport record., 1948-09-29

ment in all cases. however, will be subject to acceptance by the col- leges to which recommended.
Seward seaport record., 1948-09-29

Potronize Home Industry
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-01
October to See Record Diooino

October will likely see the great
est amount of excavation for any
one month in the building of Hun
cry Horse dam.
A total of 100000 cubic yards
of rock and surface material must
be removed at the damsite to make
way for concrete pouring for the
dam itself to start next summer.
Excavation of an estimated 100,-
900 cubic yards at the damsite
has been completed with the re-
mainder to be drilled, blasted, sho-
veled and hauled away by next
August.
Excavation activities by Gener-
al-Shea-Morrison now employ 10S
drillers, powdermen, oilers, re-
pairmen, etc, and 50 truck driv-
ers in all with 20 ten cubic yard
capacity Euclid trucks in oper-
alton as we'll as six 21a cubic yard
and one q yard shovel Another
212 cubic yard shovel will be on
the job this month.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-01
Goldie, Cubs Moue
10 Combat Highway
HANDFUL Shortages

Alert for bears is Cook Harry
Freeze at Garden Wall road camp
in Glacier national park.
Goldie nd her cubs, the parks
best known bear family of the
summer, have shifted cumming"
operations from just above Ava
lanche to the road camp, a high
way distance of six miles.
With the vacationer flow slack
ing off, Goldie, her decision mo-
tlvated by smell, decided that the
road camp offered more oppor-
tunity than Going-to-the-Sun high.
way.
At last report Cook Freeze was
getting snuff snuff" bear hecx-
ling from just outside the screen
door everytime he pulled a pau
of fresh biscuits from the oven.
The light yellow cub was also de-
veloping technique of slipping
into the kitchen.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-01
Seek 90 Laborers
FaIlers for H.H.

Employment at the Hungry
Horse project continued at the
l,4OO mark this week with asti-
mated total payroll in excess of
100000 a week.
Meanwhile there is developing
a further shortage of woods la
oorers and axemen. Frank Kirk
patrick, state employment office
manager, has jobs for so laborers
and fallers. Base wage is from
S1,37 z an hour.
Employed by General Shea-Mo~-
rlson, prime contractors, are 40.
Il and 5 Construction employment
has increased in two weeks from
$50 to 1872, and they along with
Wilson, Grove and Trisdale. who
are starting their 81, 733, $50 clear
ing contract need men.
Other employment figures in
clude; F. R. Hewett, road build
ing, 46; Askevold 112, Modern
Construction Is and H and l. 90.
all building construction, and bu-
reau of reclamation 22O.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-01
To Sell McGinnis
Timber November |

November l dates have been set
for sale of 2,925,OO0 board feet of
Flathead national forest timber
on McGinnis creek, north of Co.
lumbia Falls, and of 100000
board feet on South Lost creek
in the Swan district.
The McGinnis sale includes L.
$4,000 board feet of larch; $780,
600, spruce; 100000 fir and 22s.
600 white pine. Minimum accepta-
BILE bids will be S14 a thousand for
pine; SO for spruce and 81 FOR
larch and fir. There is also some
cordWood so cents asked.
The Swan sale includes 300, 900
board feet of larch; 3OO,O spruce;
100000 fir and 10000 white pine.
No bid less than S13 a thousand
for white pine; $3.50 for spruce
and $3.50 for larch and fir will
be considered.
Opened October II in Kalispell
will be bids for four tracts total
ing 10000 Christmas trees on
Wild Bill creek. This is also a
Flathead national forest sale.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-01
4-HCIubs to Hold
Progress Meeting

All club members from Column
bia Falls area will hold fall
achievement meeting in Columbia
Falls high school study hall We'd
nesday at 8 p. m.
About 100 members will attend
representing following clubs: Deer
Park Clover, Park Livestock of
Bad Rock; Hungry Horse Hust-
lers, Columbia Heights; LaSalIe
Boosters and LaSalle Boosterettes
and Merry Maids of Bad Rock.
In charge of meeting will be
Walt Mauritson, county agent;
Mrs. Helen Prince, home demon
stration leader, and F. E. Wilson,
All club agent.
Columbia Falls chamber of COM
merce is furnishing lunch for the
occasion.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-01
Dude, Chief, Clara,
Ned and Clarence
Will LeQUe Glacier

Dude, aged 20, one of Glaciers
outstanding horses is finishing
his last season in the national
park. He will be retired this month
along with Chief, 20, and Clar-
ence, 81.
A Glacier national park horse
since 1929, sure-footed and gen
tie, Dude has been even known to
ford a river by walking a log. One
of the park stories is the time,
Ranger A. p. Cannavina found
the Belly river too deep to ford.
He dismounted and left Dude on
the further bank, while he found a
log and walked across. The next
thing the ranger knew, Dude had
followed him.
Chief and Clarence have helped
in the park since 1885, and also
being retired are two mules, Clara,
"a, and Ned, 25, both in service
since 1880.
Part of Glaciers At saddle hor-
ses and 80 active mules, the ami
mails are used to help provision
mountain top lookouts, inspect re-
mote sections of the 100000 "a
pine acres, and fight forest fires.
1t was men and horses that
worked and sweated through the
putting out of such blazeS as the
Heavens peak fire of 1886 that
destroyed 1000 acres.
Under park policy they will
low be advertised for sale. There's
many a ranger that hopes that
Dude, Chief, Clarence, Clara and
Ned find comfortable homes as
lid old Eagle sold last year. Ee
lidn't become food for foxes.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-01
Scouts to Vie With Folks
In Cooking and Fishing

Belton-Apgar scouts are sched-
uling two Saturday-Sunday con-
tests with their parents on the
family overnight camping trip to
Bowman lake in Glacier national
park.
1t will be sons vying with mo-
Tiers in making hot cakes, and
then sons versus fathers in catch
ing fish.
Scouts with their parents will
leave Bolton at 9 a. m. Saturday
and return Sunday afternoon. In
vited to accompany the group are
Martin City scouts and cubs with
their parents. In charge will o.
scoutmaster, Glen Kendall
Fred Bussey and Mar
tin City's scoutmaster, Rev Jam
as Schofield.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-01
Hungry Horse Dam
To Cause NeW Lake
Plus Big Reservoir

In addition to the $1,000 acre
Hungry Horse reservoir, con-
strllction of the worlds fourth
largest concrete dam will result
in an 8o-acre up to 50-foot deep
crystal-clear lake near the june
ton of the Flatnead river with lis
south fork.
The new lake will be on the llo
acres acquired by Generai-Shea-
Morrison, Hungry Horse prime
contractors, from Rev. e. Fl. DaV-
is as source of the 100000 cubic
yards of gravel and sand needed
to build the dam
After completion of the 52o-foot
high dam, the 10 acres including
the new lake will revert to Rev
erend Davis.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-01
Slate PenstockWo
Start Next March

Chicago Bridge and Iron com
pany who hold the $685., 200 con-
tract to furnish and build the four
penstocks for Hungry Horse dam
will start operations at Hungry
Horse next March.
The penstocks 13 feet 6 inches
in diameter and 1856 feet long, are
built to bring water to the power
house. Final fabrication will be
near the government warehouse.
Here this week making arrange
ments for the Chicago firm was
Werner HONG. About 25 weld
ers will be employed.
Pacific Coast Engineering corn
pany has the 1854, 572 contract for
two 688-foot long 8-feet in diam
eter outlet tubes for the dam.
There will be third outlet tube.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-01
Start General Store
Build Rec. Hall

Construction of the 40 by 200
foot General-Shea-M Morrison rec
reation hall is underway. The build
ing to be completed in November
will house six bowling alleys, a
beer only bar, soft drinks and
billiard tables.
Started Wednesday was a 60
by 88-foot general store building
which will sell groceries, meats,
bakery goods, have a clothing de-
partment, drug counters and Of
fer laundry service.
Operating these properties for
General-SheaMorrison is Univer-
sal Food Service.
About completed are the 20
Morrison residences
as are three 150-man dormitories.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-01
II A. M, Hunting Report

Telephone and relayed reports at
II a. m. this first day of the Flat
heads 1913 elk, goat and grizzly
hunting season reported no known
kills
Big Prairie ranger station, 10
miles from roads end in wilder
ness area, estimated 100 hunters
in upper south fork, 43 of these
passed through Spotted Bear.
At Essex there is no report Ct
kill. Middle fork hunters number
over 100
Elk are high for most part and
scattered. New snow is near gone.
It's good time to be out. but not
best weather for hunting.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-01
u. S. Rubber to Supply
Conveyor to Build Dam

Final decision on purchase of
rubber betting for the Smile long
conveyor system to Hungry Horse
damsite is expected any day.
Supplier of the 80 and 36-inch
wide belt is to be United States
rubber company. The conveyor
belt will run from near the juno
ton of the Flathead river and its
south fork, the gravel source, to
the Hungry Horse damsite, about
five miles up the fork 1t will
carry all of the 100000 cubic
yards of sand and gravel needed
to build the dam. Total cost Of
the conveyor system, belt and mo-
tors, will exceed S1,OO0,O0O.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-01
Review Weather During
Four Summer Months

Flathead valleys summer OF
1948 ended without one day over
90 degrees. While average SUM
mer in Flathead has five days
with readings over 9O-three in
July and two in August Obser-
yer Ray Hall at Kalispell U. S.
station reported June s as warm
est day. Mercury reached 80.
Julys hot day was S5 on 22nd;
August 85 on 18th and Septem-
Der 81 on End.
Summer was cloudier and wet
ter than usual. June normal 2.U6
inches; this summer 2.76; July
normal, 10, record 3.15 received;
normal 81 and 2.33 inches
received. September different,
normal 1.24, just 10 recorded 81
Kalispell.
High wind was % miles an hour
at kalispell July % with next
highest "a miles an hour August !
%.
June should have 9 clear, 10
partly cloudy and s cloudy days;
It was 4 clear, IS partly cloudy
and IS cloudy. July normal is IT,
Il and 3; we had 10, IA and 7.
August normal 16 clear, 10 partly
LOUDLY and 5 cloudy; we had 8, J5
and 8. September's normal j
lear, 9 partly cloudy and 9 cloudy;
We had II, 10 and 8.
Temperature departures from
ormal by months plus Al degrees
une; minus % degrees, July;
minus .5 August and September
lus 13.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-01
Night Changes to Day
At Damsite Oct. Is

Changing night into day is sche-
duled for the Hungry Horse DAM
site about October Is.
Hanging of $50 sealed beam 20
inch in diameter lights is schedul-
ed to start within 10 days. The
1900 watt lamps will be attach
ed to two $500 foot long cables
500 feet above the Flathead rivers
south fork and the canyon bot
tom.
Entire damsite will be illumin-
ated by the star lights. Night OPP
erations will include drilling,
blasting, excavation and rock
employing about 200 men
on swing and graveyard shifts.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-01
Aerial Mappers Complete
Half of Area Mapping

Aerial mapping of a $50 mile
strip south from the Canadian linz
and extending from the continent
al divide so miles west is about
half completed, and will be fin
ished next summer.
Holding the contract is Aero
Exploration. Tulsa, Okla, wac
have used two planes
Tuesday their P-3S was taking
pictures along the Flathead riv-
er's north fork.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-01
Gack Asks Commission
Extend Herd District

eood news for U. S. highway
!. motorists is that Nyack
siUehts are asking Flathead
my commissioners to include
!. su section n TIE horse herd
'trict.
e a,il of Hungry I1orse, Mar
CITY, Coram and Bolton pro-
.y owners resulted last Feb
arv 70 in the commissioners
' 81, the area between Bad
~ Canyon and Bolton as tue
-. morse herd district in the
' ~ 1t became a nlisdemean-
- rave an INTENDED horse on
highway, and this partic .lcr
has teeth. 70 ''' '''''
i igo.. virtually all of Nyack's
, ~ have asked that the
~ r, nerd district be exten9eo
III Seton through their flat.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-01
Park Has 28I, 562 Visitors

S7'' n,acier national park travel for
gs ssth annual season totaled 281,-
'k vi visitors Thursday evening.
. ne1,r represents the number OF
Lid mcationers to visit the alpine va
ationland since October 1, 194T,
+ md was telegraphed to Washing
On. D. C. last evening.
Y onlv last years record 324, 1886
uceeds the present figure. Just
g Is years ago in 1888, the travel
.otal in this second largest ma
jonal park in the United States
4, xas 1855; the figure for this
rear represents an increase Of
more than 100000. Glacier was
established as a national park in
80
ID Out of this years visitors, $780,
N4t arrived by automobile; 1908
y rail; 900 by bus, 81 by air, and
1921 miscellaneous travel, most
4 them being boat entries from
djacent Waterton Lakes national
,ark in Canada. Visitors came
rom every state, Alaska, Canada,
Mba, Canal Zone, Puerto Rico,
4exico, Guam, Hawaii, Hong
xong, Panama. PHILIPPINE Islands
Montana visitors totaled ST.
ea7; California sent 1874; Wash
ington 18,478; Minnesota 8,278;
Illinois 7,648, and Oregon 6,282.
Nine per cent of all park entrants
we're Canadians totaling 25,14G.
kehicles entering the park dur
Ii the past year numbered
mi.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-01

At todays 10 q. m. opening by
F7athead county commissioners
three bids Uere received for 5HSH'-
once on county equipment etc.
Decision as to Whether d'cdrd 10'H
be Valley Realty, Walt Woods or
Lee to be made late tod1y
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-01

Three shift operations have
started on building forms for coa-
creting the entrance to the 1,18O-
foot long 36-foot in diameter d.
version tunnel at Hungry Horse
damsite. About 20 men to a shift
are working on the job, carpen-
tiers, steel and concrete men.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-01
Build Bridge at Nyack

More than half completed is the
new trail bridge in Glacier nat
ional park across Nyack creek
near its mouth. The 76-foot span
has two piers, and is being bul.t
by Ranger Roy Hutchinson, Rude
and Robert Voss and John Wright.
Inseminator for Flathead Dairy
program is Ray Rydquist, Creston.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-01
No More Burning Permits

Burning permits are not requir-
ed after Otober 1, but property
owners are cautioned that they
are responsible for preventing fir
es from getting out of hand.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-01

~ foundations started Wednesday
near Hungry Horse damsite for
or The new GSM go by 1OO-foot heavy
;; mty machine shop. It will have
: 4O-foot high ceiling.