davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15
PRESSING

silk dresses may be done by the
regular method on the wrong side,
but if turned then TO the right side
and pressed through q sheet of
brown poper, they will lose oil iron
marks and look perfect.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15
ASPARAGUS

cons opened ot the bottom insteod
of the top prevents breokoae of the
tender tips.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15

Pork sousoees rolled in flour before
being fried will not break or sput-
ter; and bulk sousooe rolled in
flour will not shrink and will brown
costly.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15

Advertisers will gladly send you
full information regarding the prod
ACT or service advertised. In writing
advertisers always say: Il saw your
nd in MONTANA FARMER
STOCKMAN.~
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15
Story and Play Time

Dear Boys and Girls.
IFS spring again. Tor almost unYw1Yl.
Since spring is q time of magic. our story
this time is a Just imagine" story about
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15
H SPRING FAIRY

ONCE UPON A TIME, Old Man
Winter was king of the universe,
and Jack Frost was his able helper.
Evening star., 1949-03-29
ALASKA HERRING
(Culped pdlldsti.J

From 1880 to 1910 Alaska herring
fishing was in for an unhappy
time. Too much fishing had forced
. number of companies out of
business. There had to be let up
in order to permit the herring to
increase in numbers. To protect
the spawning stock in Southeastern
Alaska, all fishery activities durning
1902 were limited TO- taking a
predetermaned number. Such con-
servation measures resulted in the
taking Of 100000 barrels this year.
Quotas are determined in advance
each season by Service Biologists.
Like all other fish. herring have
q mind of their own. They often
act in an unpredictable manner.
While a limit may be set on the
number of fish it is safe to take
from a conservation standpoint, one
cannot determine where the fish
will be nassed.
Alaska herring are salted, picked
or smoked for food. Most of the
catch is reduced to meal and OIL
Evening star., 1949-03-29
Natures Children
LiIlion Cox Athey

both in great demand as food for
more important animals.
Usually these herring are caught
in large purse seines drawn by boats
that move from Alaska during the
summer after pilchard fishing Of
California goes slack.
Alaska herring have a compressed
body covered with loosely imbedded
scales. The body is deeper than
wide, a silvery blue above with
bright reflections on sides and un-
derneath. There is Of course, the
typical deeply forked tail, the single
I'm oya the back c0AMposed of 111ays,
a apatch of teeth IN the roof Of the
mouth, large beautiful eyes and
an aggressive expression about the
large mouth.
Travelling at the surface these
herring follow small schools offisl1,
consume countless diatoms, am
phipods, small pelagic shrimp.
larvae Of worms and plantonic
forms.
Few fisherman consider Alaska
herring fishing, sport. However,
these fish are commercially i'm
portant and q living Is made CATCH
ing them.
Evening star., 1949-03-29
Nv Word for 1t
BY Fronk Colby

thing new, Mrs. H. How slow time
goes. ."-Shakespeare. Learn to read
slow ."-Walker (about 1850.
For safety signs, SLOW" is much
more decisive, more imperative; it
has what advertising men call
punch" On the other hand, SLOW
ly" is less forceful; 1t suggests a
leisurely manner, as to drive slowly
down country lane, to speak softly
and slowly.
Now there are several other words
that are both adjectives and ad-
verbs: Loud. soft, cheap, sharp,
quick. Loud roared the dreadful
thunder. Cherry. Soft falls the
dew Beers. What we OBJ
tain too cheap, we esteem too
lightly."-Paine. who knows how
sharp it pierced and stung?"-Sill.
When he decided to 60 quick, no
body, nobody went quicker" ."-Stra-
chey.
OF course, the -ly adverbial forms
are also correct in constructions like
Evening star., 1949-03-29
Test Your Horse Sense
By Dr.. George w. Crone

S'' SSVSSS w. SIOHe
Score one for a correct solution
to the first five problems. The last
counts five.
/. Which one of the following
terms Is most suggestive of a baby?
Prescription Recipe Formula Receipt
2. The name Banting should
make one think of which medical
aid?
Penicillin Insulin
Sulfa drugs DDT
3. Which one of the following In
dicates the number of Justices of
the United States Supreme Court?
Five Seven Nine Thirteen
4. A "cupful of Mocha" would
normally be of what color?
Green Blue Orange Brown
5. The capital city of the dairy
State is which one of fthese?
Columbus Sacramento
Atlanta Madison
6. In America it is customary for
specific annual events to be linked
with certain days in the week. In
the five examples shown in the left
hand column below, try to match
them appropriately with the corr
responding days to which they per-
tain. You deserve one point for each
correct Judgment,
"a Beginning Of ,,
Lent w Monday
(b) Mothers Day (w) Tuesday
(c) Labor Day G) Wednesday
I'D Election Day (y) Thursday
(e), Thanksgiving % Sunday
Day
Score yourself as follows: o.,
poor; SO, average; 7-9, superior;
$40, very superior.
ANSWER.
I. Formula 9 Insulin. 8. Nine. 4.
Brown s. Madison. 8. (a Lent -Wednes-
day txl; !b) Mothers Sunday o.: tc)
day wv; (e) Thanksgiving-Thursd ty,.
Evening star., 1949-03-29
Goren on Bridqe B, c"eh.. II. Gore"

Maintenance of ones own lines
Of communications and the disrup-
ton of those belonging to the
enemy is an essential part of the
strategy of card playing. An illus
tration of a breakup" play by
declarer is provided by the current
offering.
North opened with one club and
East overcalled with one spade. It
is to be observed that East did not
employ the tactics of doubling the
opening bid because he was pre-
pared for any response. While
preparation for any response will
sometimes justify stretch of the
requirements for takeout double,
a player should not permit himself
to fall SO deeply in love with a
hand as to completely disregard
these specifications. Even a dis
tributional double should be based
upon high-card holding that is
above average-that is to say, more
than 10 points.
., Soutf1's jump to two no-trump
despite the frailty of his spade
stopper is Endorsed by this depart
ment, in that it is based on an
evenly balanced hand containing IA
points, one above the minimum re-
-quirement.
The seven of spades was opened
and dummy played low. East in
serted the ten and South won with
the queen. Everything seemed like
smooth sailing until the clubs failed
to break. When West got in with
the jack, spade continuation
mopped up the rest of that suit
and the contract was down one.
While there is no doubt that South
was a victim of a very bad, bad break
of the cards, nevertheless we are
not inclined to shed tear over an
incident that could have been pre-
vented by the exercise Of reason
able precaution.
Declarer could have broken the
enemy's line of communication by
an astonishingly simple device
that was, to compel East to take the
first trick. It was reasonable to
presume that East had at least a
five-card spade suit and that West
therefore had no more than two.
1f East had only four spades there
was nothing to fear; not ever fear
itself.) How could declarer force
East to accept the first spade trick?
BY playing the king of spades from
dummy at trick one. East would
then become obliged to take 1t or
permit declarer to win two tricks
in the suit.
If East elected to clear the spade
suit, West would have no more OF
the suit and would have no way
Of quick contact with his partner
when he got in with the jack OF
clubs. In union there is strength.
Don't let them get together.
(copyrisht, 1e49, by Charles H. ooren)
Fishing flies are wound by hand,
Evening star., 1949-03-29
DRIVE (sLOW? sLOWLY?)

DRIVE tSLOW! SLOWL4 -
@. Our English class is split into
two camps over the correctness Of
a traffic sign which is just outside
our window. 1t reads: School,
Drive Slow!" Most Of us think it
should be "Drive Slowly!" Will you
please discuss it for us?-Mrs.
j. T. H.
A. Many letters have come to me
about the Drive slow-slowly" con-
struction. People think that SLOW
is incorrect because it is an adjec-
tive and cannot modify the verb
drive; that the correct word is
the adverb slowly" which correctly
modifies the verb drive"
But reference to any good die
tionary shows us that SLOW is both
adjective and adverb. In other
words, both drive slow" and drive
slowly" are equally correct and have
the same meaning, since SLOW" and
slowly" are adverbs and may prop
erly modify the verb drive"
"slow", as an adverb Is not some
Evening star., 1949-03-29

Payments on your home
are made easy by renting a
room. Renting a room is made
easy by advertising in The
Star. Call Sterling 5000. Open
8 am.
Evening star., 1949-03-29
Answer to ACTINOID


ly, sharply, quickly.
Now some words ending in -ly are
both adjectives and adverbs: Early
only, cowardly, likely, friendly
kindly. lively, daily, etc. Examples:
He Is an early riser (adjective)
Call me early (adverb).
The only man present (adjective).
They fly by night only (adverb).
It is a likely story (adjective). We
shall very likely 60 (adverb).
She has a kindly smile (adjec-
tive. She greeted us kindly (ad-
Evening star., 1949-03-29
Points for Parents By Ed,A 7Ao"o' wo'os'

Helping children rather than their helping for their
belongings encourages the development of of
bihty !
Evening star., 1949-03-29
Word Game
Find Is or more words in
FASTIDIO US,

meaning. dainty: overnice." Av-
erage is "a: limit, 20 minutes.
Rules. Words must be of four or
more letters. 2 words which acquire. four
letters 1y the addition Of IS" such as
bats" cats" are not used. 3. Only one
form of q word is used. 4. Proper names
are not used. A list will be published
tomorrow.
Answer to ACTINOID.
action atomic coat dscoit Ddiu dina
adit canto coin otic iodin
icon iota idiot indict> into
Evening star., 1949-03-29

Fishing flies are wound by hand,
using waxed silk thread to hold
the materials in place.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-02
vows READ AT
DOUBLE RING
CEREMONY

In = very impressive ceremony
~ tu.i.ghi Shirley Thomas and
Williams Walden were wed on
last Saturday evening OfCla,-
ing a. the nuptais. which were
read by candlehght. was Rev
Thomas McChnton. The home OF
the brides parents. was the scene
OF the ceremony.
The radiant oide wore a pic
t-reQue gown o. white slipper
satin Win = vc. Of finger-tip
length. Sne carried q bouquet ~
white carnations and baby :
breath
Hef sole attendant was Classic
Bell Walkef charming IN a gown
81 pastel blue 'afeis similar to
that az the bride In design. Her
bouquet was 81 delphlnium and
larkspuf.
Best man Was l.. Hall.
Nuptial music was rendered bv
Walter West instrumentallst and
Marie Walker. vocalist
A reception followed with
hundreds Of friends gathered 10
great the newlyweds
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-02
Miss Love Return,
From D. c. Journev

superintendent % School
School District Mrs Jana .
Number one Of ROYAL OH r-. ~
ship has just returned from Va w. 4 4
ington. DC. on school h~,, "sa
Mrs. Love was sent N Wss is''A
ton by her school board ~ 49, c~..
with other superintendent :,
various members q. the Ss. az
Labor Committee regarding ns.s
Ing legislation q. ,n,ere, -. :
school district numot. 5ne
Mrs. Love was accompaniss
her very capable as>.s,sn, ~
Jane Lett, principal he c.
&c Washington Csr.es Ses,.'
She has the disrrci X - I,
the only Negro supef.rferssr.. + l
schools IN the Made IVES.
In July Mrs Love expse,, !,
attend the National E1-es,.or 4
sociatlons Representa- 4,
sembly IN Boston fdm 49,,
Mrs. Love will fly 70 A>se.lls 4
c.. 10 meet her husban- srs /, :,
al his parents home pe-e ~,
Will spend . part OF ,ser W.,
ton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-02
NAACP Campaign
Workers Feted
At Two Parties

Campo ign workers IN tne mem
oership DIVE for the NAACP
have been entertained by @. gam
cations for their unselfish work
The first occasion vas party
gwen by the Ward Baking com
pany. the makers Of Tip-Top
bread which furnished delicious
refreshments for the workers dur
ing the middle Of the drive
So successful and inspiring was
tins venture that the Esstside
Merchants Association offered 20
give similar partv later TINS
was enthusiast ally accepted by
The campaign workers and was
held on last Friday night.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-02
INSTALLATION
JOTTINCS
BY Eleanor L. Foster


II NeghDors The iesnen'
Aa. Died down and ar $40 almost
oatk n normal Sere Us ans
disappointed becsl~e irs Ter re-.
mains village YES fae acyc-
Gates a. r..v sntorrt atom Wel
defeated hy q tNo 20 1ne vot
out that d ~ate og' zee or.a2,
now. 81 we 20 cH y. a- and -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-02


--es-svs spes~ess -s-rss
=. C-esss Tto,tt c-..e-
s-sSe Q. re Rose Ne.s House
Bss1. De-. Ms Jeanne
5sfrc-r s1c.si aoEker src Mrs.
2 Lc-.se Gfoc-s .o4rce- -
,ae Ce,rc.; lnSft-.e q. Com
me-cs
Ire evening SESSION Nas PEE
dec cse ~ Ms Rosa /
E-ssE rfes.-ent ere..,- g. the
-e.rc. Assoc.st.oa e. Ho1en s
cubs s-- .ourcs. - ne S.s-e-
o szs Aescery - 2racscal
AIS
D-s.ng ,r.s cyntentor , FeN
enjcyacle program ~ss .e~cete-
ry ne STATE Association r. Coli
3re1 Gl-,s -rcer TIE sgperNs 90
- Mrs ~ Gu sss.stec 81 III
Lille Brooks Detroit
On Wearescse sep3-,s ae E
completed ara . Sightseeing
Up was zen re delegates
Officers were installed We-nes.
~ 80 AsaaN -ftt % - p
Regional Meet
Before me dose - the SEES,
Ms Milne Hyrsor pres Ger,
s. the Deiroi; ASSOCIATION o.
Wcren's Ci-cs ere snsE0a1 ~
ire convention crcg, ~. errJae
.zec ne meeting 81 tre Reslona
a ,soci stion comparing Twelve
m cwestern states which V44. Or
held IN De;,cit tn.s s1wme4 b.
ginning J1.v tn A large nam.
Der ~ delegates are expected
DURING me Flint convert.or
many courtesies we're rendered
ne visiting delegate Wr.ca n-
Guided receptions each night or
the Flint ASSOCIATION - Women $
Clubs and The various cigos
u was voted that 're rex'
meeting would Do held n Grand
Rapids
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-02

Reed Ms EVELYN Anderson
- E.w.na GIBSON. Mss Farry
2 1c- Mrs Bertha Smith Mrs
srsa Ms Esn.s Greene
u E1na McCiruce ana M:s
+ Money.
.cr0se1 cr re occasion
we've ire .ac1aie. ~ Beta Nh
Crag.- " sses Pnylas BROW
der Gars 81 rs Lavetn Fleks
Elalre Gfavsor VIVIAN Griffin
June y AAce L.gn'.oot Mari
Reyr- Dorotnv Smith snc
" \ssiere Woocho-se
.i E.s.en MONEY and her
committee are 10 ne commended
ri ire splendid PREPARATION
fer making tr.s sucn memorable
occasion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-02

6. Nn TIE stars q. Ms Williams
home June IA She was pro-
no4ncec dead on Ambulance 70
WAYNE County General Hospital
Mrs Brooks was visiting her
daughter and grandchildren IN
InkSter Her home was IN De-
iroi, w4ih another daughter. The
neighbors and friends Of both
Mrs Brooks and Mrs Williams
wash 10 express their deepest
svmpatn!es
Music Students
The music students % MIS-
Leila r Greene. local piano IN
sifLCtor. were presented in .
piano recital June IS al the Lucy
Truman Branch YWCA The
program featured variety OF
selections Two students from
lnkster We're in the recital They
were Miss Mary Nell Wesley and
Miss Barbara Baylor. both proved
worthy OF recognition
Mr.. and Mrs. William Plunkett
have as their guest. Mr.. Robert
Plurket,. visiting IN Inkster from
Memphis. Tenn. Mr.. VIM Plum
kctt IS scheduled 10 return 70
the hospital for his third opera
ton this week 50 he welcomes
his brothers. visit
The Plunketts 1--we on Harrison
Road Also visiting IS Mr.. Don
aid Porter OF Springfield. III.
he is visiting ms aunt and uncle.
Mr. and Mrs A w. Meek. OF
Durand CT Mr.. Meek is music
teacher az Inkster High School.
Mrs Major Foster Of Durand
c. has lef, town for a much
DELAYED vacation TO Chattanooga.
Tenn She plans an indefinite
trip which will include Macon.
Ca and Michigan City. Ind
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-02
Popular Co-Ed
Is Active In
Many Groups

Bssbs q Dss H. J-ae s-ss
~aie oi 10 ,laye So p X IN school
.ece.vee ner diploma Wecnesdav.
June p IN Gas, Auditorium she
IS f9fweslr from At.snts GeOs-
s.s and 5 ire cs1gnier az III.
and Ms. James DAVIS Of 1921
WFetorc During ne, eight wears
IN Detroit she has attended Sill
Elementary McM,chael Int,
mediate and Northwestern High
Schools While al Northwestern.
she took : college preparatory
course and plans 70 ente. Wsyne
university in the Fsil.
MUSICAL
She vas '.sst celio.st in the az.
chestra ana PLAYED stang bass In
the concert and dance bands In
c.oertly she was the only eirl In
the dance band Although every
one i1ought that music would
ieke up major part in he life
hef ambition j. 20 become a sur
gerry doctor she vas an A and
3 student and member az the
Honor Roll.
She 5 q !eELlas spots fan. but
tennis rates tops with her. she
was on the house basketball team
and was formerly a member Of
the Y-teens. She loves 70 listen
to records and dance Her hobby
IS sewing. and her fsvori,e vocal
Isl 5 Herb Lance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-02

Mas sr- Near NJ
y. -.e S.-gs. ks.sr szoC cr-
Ea-.1e Ms Anne IcEs-1s
f rs-laner,s..s1 arc Ms
--.t.e Pace. G.sl- 2sp.rs sat
s.tsr
re c,-ver,.ga crerec >-.cay
-t,e.17-1 ~.,- : ~ass r.ee..-s
e Gee eve. ov Ms L-,-1
r-sc- Il. Pint Spesse- -
re aye noon Vss ne sts.e pres
-e-. Mss Cieo HALEY. BeE.r-
arg w.in re Horcsy 1o--.-s
sessc1 BUSINESS % Ire corNer-
.,1 Nss tasen -p-Fep o.
re sSr.c4s CORR. ;.ees I7ncsy
sc. noon. Mss. O.4e ? Ress.eF
exec -,.te secfetsrv q. N.ca.zzr
r~..,;ee on Citl Rlgzts snc
MS Gwsr pres.-ert - ne
-eaE.e ~ Nc~en Nc,e.s ere
- -.-r.ps. Sceekers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20

A young artist, who never stops
trying, this year has the salts
faction of seeing one of her paint
ings in The Evening Stars 1850
calendar, now ready for dis
tribution.
Jean Royal, senior at Wilson
High School who was graduated
last June, was one of the six
young art students in this area
to win a $500 United States Saw
ings Bond in the 1949 Student
Calendar Art Contest. In the two
preceding contests, Jean won
honorable mentions.
Her picture, entitled Home,
Sweet Home" was selected out of
nearly $50 pictures submitted to
the jury that made the selections.
Jean paints in any medium.
Jean, who lives at 1857 Ar
cadia place NV, is especially
fond of horses and has specialized
In paintings Of horses.
Her art training was obtained
at the Abbott and Corcoran
schools as we'll as at Wilson High.
Mrs. M. L. Milford and Miss Jean
Jacobs have been her instructors.
She is now studying fine art at
the University Of Texas.
The fourth annual contest Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20

to Holland within the shortest
possible time. The Indonesian
part of the Dutch Army will be
recognized into a new federal
army.
2. Preservation of public peace
to insure democratic rights.
3. Provision for general elections
for a constituent assembly.
Social Security Plans.
4. Legislation for social security
including government supervision
of economic activities to direct
them toward the public welfare.
S. Intensification of the cam
paign against illiteracy by wide
extension of educational facilities
and the building of a central ma
tional culture center.F
6. Peaceful settlement of the
dispute between Indonesia and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20
Dance to Honor
| Birthday Of Man
Dead q Years
by The Associated Press

WEST MINOT, Me-. Dec. 20
Countryfolk will make merry to-
night at the birthday ball OF a
man dead for % years.
The scene: West Minot's tiny
Grange Hall. The program: Mod
ern dances and the old-fashioned
square dances beloved by the
"ghost host" - Jairus (Jerry)
Hilborn.
Jerry would have been SO today.
Long a FRIEND counsellor and
benefactor of the village youth,
he left a modest sum for dance
each year until he would have
been 100.
He attached but one condition
at the height of the festivities
there must be a moment OF silence
in tribute to Jerry. And should
this silence be broken the dances
would end. .
The money Jerry left doesn't
meet all the expenses. But his
white haired widow Bertha, now
rs, takes care of the balance. And
should she die in the meantime
she has arranged for the dances
to continue through 1851. as
Jerry wished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20
Actress Seeks Divorce,
2H-MiIIion Settlement
By the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 20
Actress Burnu Acquanetta asks .
half share of 100000 commu-
nifty property in a divorce suit
against Luciano Baschuk. Rus
sian born importer Of Mexico
City.
In her action, filed yesterday,
the 27-year-old Mexican actress
alleged cruelty and said she and
Mr.. Baschuk, 40, has been sepa-
rated since July 10, 1947.
They were married March I,
1916, and have one child, Sergio,
2, whose custody the actress
seeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. **A-7
Az,

roeddin, formerly head of the Re
publican emergency government
that went into hiding in Sumatra
after Dutch police action year
ago.
Minister of Defense, Sultan Ha-
mengku Buwono of Jogjakarta,
who held the same post in the Re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20

the job of Minister Of Foreign Al
fairs to his duties as head Of the
government.
The only appointee to the inner
cabinet from the Is federal states
outside the republic was Anak
Agund, former premier of the
federalist state of Indonesia, who
was made Minister of Home At
fairs.
Able to Act Independently.
Other members of the Inner
cabinet" which can act independ-
emily of the other ministers in
cases of emergency, are:
Minister of Finance. Amir Sjaf-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20

now underway. with April, l..
1850, the deadline for submit
ting pictures. This contest will
lay stress on subjects associated
with Washington.
The 1850 calendars may be OBJ
tanned from your Star carrier
boy, or at the business counter in
The Star Building, for Is cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20
|ndonesian Republic
Announces Policies
And Names Cabinet
BY the Assoeioted Press

BATAVIA, Dec. 20.-The new
United States of Indonesia today
announced a seven-point policy,
following the appointment Of its
16-man cabinet.
The program calls for general
elections, building the country
economically and extending edu-
cational facilities.
The policy in detail calls for:
|. The return of Dutch troops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20

publican government before Indo-
nesia gained it sovereignty.
Minister of Economic Affairs,
DR.. Djuanda, who served as the
Republican Minister of Economics.
The Lower Yangtze Valley Of
China is one of the most densely
populated areas of the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20

Dutch over the future of Dutch
New Guinea.
7. An endeavor to make 1ndo-
nesia a member of the United
Nations and to follow a foreign
policy that will strengthen the
new nations position in the
world"
Five in sinner Cabinet"
Among the cabinet appointees
were the five members of the pow
erful Inner cabinet" all but one
of whom were former officials OF
the Republic of Indonesia.
Premier Mohamed Hatta added
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-11-12
Strong Line
Decisive
In Contest

SUNNYSIDE, Nov. II Especially
"A strong Sunnyside line which
held when the chips were down
gave the Grizzlies a 1876 win ov.
er a fighting Prossef Mustang
in the annual Armistice Day tilt
played here.
With less than three minutes
remaining in the game, the Mus.
tangs took the ball on their own
15.yard line and marched to the
SunnySide Six.inch strip. A
fourth down smash failed and
the gun sounded.
Once before the victor's for
ward wall held on a fourth down
play late in the game. The ball
rested on the one.foot line, but
the Grizzlies surged up to stop
the threat.
Prosser opened the scoring in
the second period when Halfback
Earl Walker, Prosser's candidate
for all-valley backfield honors,
doomed over from the three.
With Don Lee Smith heading
the attack, Mike Stipac's crew
knotted the count a few minutes
later and went ahead after the
start Of the second half when
Walker tipped a Grizzly pass in
to Sunnyside touchdown.