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Show THE S ALIN A SUN, SALINA, UTAH JOE MAHONEY IPDIRTCDfPE Nazis' 'Process of Selectivity' Outsmarted by Polish Scientist HOLD'S THE PSOFTSSIOf'JAL basketball RECORD FOR THE MOST PERSOMAL FOOLS-2- 73 IN THE I94Q-4V- ? By A. SEASON!, B-- c; is wss,ssiI5w- - S ore team or the 4 pTHER MOLLIFIED ARMY TRIES FOR THE EXTRA POINT AGAiMST FOROHAM. EVERYONE BEHAVED ON THE 51H AT TEMPT AND JACK. MACKMULL BOOTED IT THRU THE UPRIGHTS. vHev - SPOR TUGH 7 Baseball Galaxy Changes Lillie By GRANTLAND RICE SPRING Is about Lemon, Ed Garcia, Indians; Art Houteman, Tigers. open with new blizNational league: Most valuzards in the North and warmer able player Jackie Robinson, suns in the South, the time seems Pee Wee Reese, Roy Campa-nella- , to be about ripe for naming in advance the baseball Dodgers; Stan Musial, Enos Slaughter, Red Schoen-diensstars who will be crowned next fall Cardinals; Ralph Kiner, and winter. Pirates; Whitey Lockman, GiThis is a simple ants; Richie Asburn, Phillies; Sid Gordon, Braves. enough job if you Don Newwait until October Leading pitchers or November. It combe, Preacher Roe, Dodgers, has many more Howie Pollet, Harry Brecheen tangles if you try Cardinals; Ken Heintzleman, Rob it with 16 clubs in Roberts, Philhes; Jansen, Gi ior ants, headin RiceJust Crantland the sun. Here were some of the leaders of A Few Stabs in the Dark 1949: National league Jackie RobHere are a few wavering stabs, inson, Brooklyn; Don Newcombe, delivered through the spring dark PittsRalph Kiner, Brooklyn; Cardinals. ness, as far as 1950s awards are Stan Musial, burgh; American league Ted Williams, concerned. American league; Red Sox; George Kell, Tigers; Phil Most valuable player Joe DiRizzuto and Joe Page, Yankees; Ellis Kinder and Mel Parnell, Red Maggio, now in perfect health. Leading challenger, Ted Williams. Sox; Roy Sievers, Browns. hitter Ted Leading In 1949 the American league, Williams. apparently, had more stars Mel Parnell. Leading pitcher than the National league carAllie ReynLeading challenger ried. The game and the olds. world series helped to prove Leading relief pitcher Joe Page this. So did the years set of hitter Luke Leading home-ruaverages. The American league Easter, Indians (if his doctored hitter to had no home-ru- n knee holds up.) match young Kiner. The NaLuke Easter, Leading rookie tional league had no Indians. hitter to match Ted Williams. National league: The National league had no Most valuable player Stan Mupair of pitchers to match Kindsial, Cardinals; leading challen er and Parnell, no shortstops gers, Roy Campanella, Bob Morg to match Rizzuto and no relief an, Jackie Robinson, Dodgers. pitcher to match Page. hitter Star Leading But 1930 is another year. A new Musial. Don New Leading pitcher spring has arrived and some 500 big league ballplayers are all itch- combe. Leading power hitter ing to start from scratch, as you Ralph Kiner, Pirates .might or might not say. Who will be the two most valuSam Jethroe Leading rookie able players, the two leading pitchBraves; leading challenger, Bot hitter, Morgan. Dodgers. ers, the leading home-ruhitter and the Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggic the best two best rookies of the new sea- should put on a brilliant Americar sonHere are some of the candileague batting duel. dates reporting to southern and western turf Footballs Spring Fever American league: Most valuOut of the shuffling and reshuff Ted Mel able player Williams, Parnell, Red Sox; Joe DiMag-gio- . ling of football coaches since the last season closed, we have a faint Tommy Henrich, Joe Page, Phil Rizzuto, Yankees; Dale idea that Tom Hamilton and Pitts Mitchell, Lou Boudreau, Inburgh captured one of the best ol them aU in the person of Len Casa dians; Johnny Groth, Tigers. Ted nova, the coach at Santa hitter Leading home-ruClara. Williams, Boston; Joe DiMaggio, For one reason or another more Yankees; Luke Easter, Indians; Sam Chapman, Athletics. than a dozen colleges Mel Parnell, Leading Pitcher suddenly found themselves with Ellis Kinder, Red Sox; Vic Raschi, out a head coach shortly after the Bob last pass was thrown in 1949. AUie Reynolds, Yankees; AS to ANOTHER break t, d all-st- ar n d n d well-know- - TO $ FIX - IT Whenever Im in the mood for gargantuan gab, I hie myself over to a Russian tea room near Carnegie hall where refugees of a do7en nations sit around and give out with tall talk about the old days behind them and the new days coming up. To give you a fitting the other midnight I heard a macabre yarn from a gent who used to teach science in Warsaw, and while I don't know whether its history or hokum, it strikes me as being worth my allotment of white space today. . . . During the last year of the war, there was a small concentration would he shipped out that Saturcamp in east Gerday night. many which had In December of 1944, my teabeen set up for room friend the scientist from two purposes: to this Warsaw was cattle-carre(a) to build an and concentration macamp assigned underground to a barrack occupied almost exchine shop, and clusively by captured Russian sol(b) to make availdiers. He was asked the usual quesable the required tions, and when the Russians found number of human the newcomer was a Pole, they guinea pigs for quickly let him know that the fracertain experiments being conternity of races as preached by Moscow was confined to Kremlin ducted by distinguished Nazi scienpublicity handouts. tists. And when he further admitted he had never joined the Party not By SS STANDARDS, the method of selecting these guinea pigs was for any big ideological reason, but simply because he was a scientist scrupulously fair. Each morning and had no interest in politics before breakfast, the 50 men in each of the wooden barracks would the Red army men decided he was an enemy of the state and began stand at attention until the commandant appeared with a list of to plot against him. TDE POLE, however, was more their names. He would read off about the disks in the hay worried the top name on the list and the than the whisperings going on was whose name called prisoner about him. Under the lottery syswould step forward. tem, it would be almost two The commandant would then months before his name was hand two small leather disks, one called, and since news had filmarked with a white circle and tered into that the Russian the other with a black, to the forces were camp a few weeks only away, extrustee of the barrack for he kept telling himself that liberaamination. Then the commandant tion come before the date would drop the disks into his hat, for might the drawing But as the days and the prisoner would draw one turned into weeks, and still no of them. sound of cannon, he reIf be picked the one with the signed himself to taking his 0 chances with the hat. u hite circle he was safe until his name came up again 50 days The night before the fateful later; if he drew the black one, he morning, the scientist was lying By Harold far-awa- y 50-5- 100-pro- summation. Now, supopsing, Your Honor,1 he said, I saw you going into i saloon." The judge interrupted causticYou mean coming in, donl ally, AM imazed to find that pain and grief By some Grange alchemy, if bravely borne, Become a power, vital beyond belief, To bless and comfort other hearts that mourn. I did not dream through those far lonely days. Those bitter hours when pleading for release, That God would move in His mysterious ways To make those hours a means to others peace. I you? 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He made the transfer deftly, unhurriedly. The door opened and Raymond came inside. lie nodded briefly to Knolton, picked up the decoy bag and went out again. Knolton stepped outside and walked leisurely toward the river. Unobserved he climbed into the SSWORO PUZZLE ACROSS 1. Mast 5 On top 9 Coin (Turk ) 10. A young salmon 11. Ravine 12. Employs for wages 15. Double (Bot ) 16 Began 19 Type measure 20 Roman money BY 21 A sum of money 23 Biting 26 Poets A color of By now be bad grown a beard. canoe which was hidden there, and pushed off. fternoon Knolton By mid-reached a tributary and turned off the main stream. He paddled up this smaller waterway for more than a mile. a He set the canoe adrift and headed inland, swinging southward. By dusk he had come to a virgin stand of timber, mighty monarchs of the forest as yet unscathed by the lumberman's axe. His steps led him to a huge pine, larger than the rest with thick undergrowth at the base He parted the growth, pulled at a tuft of dirt. The tuft a horse Breeze Music note Province (Can ) A covered way 37. In what manner 38 Reprove 39 Very large nail 41 Girl s name 42 The glass of a window River of underworld Settlement. SW Arabia DOWN Gush out of Canary Islands 3 Portion of a 22 Biblical curved line city 2 One 21 WEEK'S LAST ANSWER fl Pries of passage plate (sym pleasure (Egypt ) 17 Shower 18 Man s nickname 31 For a long moment, the scientist looked up at tha slat ceiling of the hunk above him. "Thank you," ha finally said to hit friend. "I think I'll he able to manage." Next morning when his name was called, he saw the trustee disk and palm the 32. Memento 33. Solemn wonder corn. Tastes powerfully gixxil Crisp, sweet, fresh! Your bargain in goodness Kelloggs Corn Flakes. MOTHER KNOWS a BEST I d substitute another. But he pretended not to notice, and when the commandant held out his hat he smiled and selected a disk. White or black," he said, "Im going to have one good meal In this miserable camp. And before the officer could stop him, he popped the bit of leather into his mouth and swallowed. The SS man frowned. Crazy Pole, he said, what good will that do? There is still a disk left In the hat. If it is black, you picked the white; if it is white, you picked the black. That is quite correct. Sir," said the scientist. How To Relieve Bronchitis Cxeomuisioo relieves promptly because ii goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money hack. 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Fuel beverage 13 Dispatcher 30 Antelope 15 God of (Afr.) Grand breakfast main Heres the power of non-Part- y get-awa- THIS RIG IS HANDY BECAUSE IT ADJUSTS THE BAIT TO EYE.WITH ATAUTLINE, THE HOOK. NN1LLBE SUSPENDED OFF THE BOTTOM AND NOT SNAG EASILY. awake in his bunk when he felt a tug at his blanket. It was a young Czech who had been badly mistreated by the trustee, and who had often mumbled about getting even. According to the kid, the comrades had figured out a plot to make certain the Pole would be shipped off to the Nazi experimenters. The trustee had cut a leather disk from his shoe and years Arnett LINE TO SLIDE THROUGH EYE IN HOOK. CORK IS SLIT AND BARB EMBEDDED INTOP WITH EYE EXTENDING FROM BOTTOM. LINE ISTHREADEDT4R0UGH GRACE NOLL CROWELL With pounding heart he mounted came away, revealing a shallow hole. Knolton had dug the hole the ridge and paused to look. It was There was little chance that any- months before, allowed the under as if a hand had suddenly reached to grow over it so that no out and was squeezing him in a thing would go wrong. He had growth served as clerk at the lumber trace of his recent visit would be powerful grip. He stood rooted, mouth ajar, staring In stupified And in evidence. camp for two long years. He deposited the bag in the hole incredulity at the country below. saw the first he moment from the With a sense of horror he realized ofand carefully replaced the dirt. payroll left unguarded In the fice while the bank guard went out TT WAS A MONTH before Knolton what had happened. The entire area had been logged by the lumand a camp paymaster came in A reached his destination; a tiny ber company, swept bare of every from that moment Knolton knew hundreds of miles south of standing tree and piece of timber. that some day hed steal that pay- village the lumber camp. Here he paused Every tree stump looked alike; a roll and make to rest with a friend. By now he none was larger or different from The day that Knolton had chosen had grown a beard. The friend proits neighbor. He surmounted great a unlike not was for the robbery vided dye, and Knolton changed of slash, tearing at them franthousand others. At exactly noon the color of his hair from light piles tically, hunting for the stump, the the payroll car brown to black. stump of the great pine tree. drove up. A guard Thus unmindful of his direction Six months later Knolton, stepped into the he came again to the river bank. now known as Carl Hedman, office and deposAnd when at length he reached the ited the heavy e with no trace of the top of another hill he paused to bag by Knoltons clerk showing beneath his perrest, overcome by fatigue. Too chair. Knolton greeted him carelate he felt the slash pile beneath fect rode disguise, leisurely and bent lessly, nodded at the bag him slipping away. Too late he hark toward the scene of his to his work. The guard went out. realized that the slash had been crime. The moment the door closed thrown on the brink of a precipice Knolton's head came up. He lisThe lumbermen gave him no cverhanging the river. tened intently. Outside he could more than a passing glance Knolton, with a pitiful cry on his hear the bank guard in conversaSatisfied that he had not been lips, went over the brink. Far, far tion with Raymond, the camp payrecognized, Knolton followed the below he lay, a broken human master. There wasnt a moment to river to the mouth of the tributary. body on the jagged rocks. 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