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.Sam Francis Is Nebraska's
Hope for v Place in
Shotputting.
Hoping to Hcoro highly in the
various track nnl fiold I'vcnts,
Coach Henry K. "Inclinn" Schulte
and a six-cur caravan of Scarlet
and Cream trackmen will leave
Iluskerlnnrl Friday afternoon at
.1:45 for Lawrence, Kansns where
' they will compete In the four
teenth annual Kansas Relays.
Over twenty-two men will make
the trip.
While forecastiiiR Nehraska's
possibilities in the first bin spring
track and field meet, Coach
ychulte Indicated that some of the
m Husker nccs wdl be in the pay dirt
In the finals of the meet. Southern
college teams will have an ad
vantage over the Cornhilskers, as
(hey have had nearly two months
of Ideal weather for track work
out, while the lluskers have been
favored with only one. excellent
day.
Francis Is Schultc'a "Hope."
Sam Francis is Coach Schulte's
big hope in the shot put division.
"Sammy" tossed the 16 pound
metal ball 51 feet 9'. inches at the
recent Texas .Relays, establishing
a new Texas record but falling
short of hanging a new intercolle
giate record. Klwyn Dees of Kan
sas University set a new shot rec
ord in last year's Kansas Relays
with a toss of 51 feet 3:S inches.
Francis has been averaging be-
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tween 47 and 50 feet during the
p.mt two weeks of rehearsal, and
from present indications It appears
that he will record a new mark
Sal unlay.
llaiold "Jake" Jacolisen is slated
to perform in (he 100 yard dash
and Coach Schulte is hanking on
hlin to place. The record time of
0.1 seconds set hv Leland of Texas
Christian in 11130 is still standing,
and If ".lake" can hit his speedy
stride, a new time for the century
dash may he recorded. "Jake" will
1 also run yards In the 880 yard
relay race.
Carclwell Diversifies Events,
All-around athlete that he Is,
Lloyd Caidwcll will huve a big day
Saturday participating In tho 120
yard hih hurdles, half mile relay,
hop-skip-and-jump, broad jump,
and possibly high jump. The hop-Hkip-and-JuTiip
Is a special A. A. U.
event. "Curdy" Is expected to place
high In nearly all of his individual
events, especially In the hurdles
and nroad jump.
"Sherin" Cosh rove has a high
mark to shoot at in the pole vauln
division. The record height of 13
feet 0:,4 inches made by Warne of
Northwestern in 1930 is standing
unchallenged, but if "Sherin hits
his stride in vnultlng performance,
he may set a new vault mark.
George Galloway and Jack Podd
will also vault in Lawrence with
hopes of garnishing a few points.
Podd, stellar Husker halfback,
cleared twelve feet even Thursday
afternoon to win a berth on tho
Kansas-hound caravan.
Peters May Make Mark.
Gus I'etei s will probably place in
the javelin throw contest, and Ed
Franks might qualify in the same
contest. Bob VVarnkc and Ashur
Mousel have chances of qualifying
in the hroadjump along with Card
well. Standley Haight looks fine
in the 120 yard high hurdleH, and
may challenge the record of 14.5
seconds established by Sam Allen
of Oklahoma Baptist in last year's
Kansas Relays.
Another great Husker foot
baller, Fred Shirey, will start a
track career Saturday by partici
pating in the shotput and discus
events, along with his equally
great teammate, San- Francis.
The highjump still stands as the
weak spot in the Cornhusker track
and field lineup. "Cardy" may
take part in it, but his other events
will require much of his time and
strength.
Shuttle-Hurdle Team Enters.
Nebraska's shuttle-hurdle relay
team, Ed Franks, Bill Gish, Stand
ley Haight, and Kenneth Chap
man, may qualify in the finals.
Their best time is about 1:3, while
the record time is 1:01.7.
Coach Schulte will put his best
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relay team on the track in the
form of Lloyd Curdwoll, Dick
Fischer, Les Pankonln, and
Harold jHcobsen, They can cover
the 8H0 yard relay distance In well
under 1:28 The record time is
Iowa's 1:25.2 In lf)35.
Chet Beaver, Fred Matteson,
and possibly Bob Morris and Wil
son Andrews will constitute the
four runners in the four mile team
race with three runners' times to
count.
Medley Time Good.
The distance medley ouartet
composed of Les Pankonln', Bob
West, Bob Morris, and Wilson An
drews can cover their distance In
about ten minutes and twenty sec
onds. The chance here for a new
Husker record is quite possible.
Dave Rice, Dick Fischer, Bob
Morris, and Les Pankonln will run
the mile, relay for Nebraska
Texas' record time is 3:16.1.
Elmer Dohrman may be the last
man to make the trip and take
pari in the javelin throw. Harwin
Dawson will not compete, but will
drive one of the cars to Lawrence.
The track team will spend Friday
night in Topeka.
First Contest of Season
This Afternoon Opens
Series.
Nebraska's baseball s,q u a d
which has aspirations of going
places this spring, opens the sea
son this afternoon at Landis field
meeting Iowa State in the first of
a two game series.
The Friday game will get under
way at 4 o'clock and the Saturday
tilt at 2. In an effort to attract
larger crowds thruout the rest of
the season both games this week
end will be free to the public. Three
sophomores have plugged impor
tant holes in the varsity lineup.
The trio includes Eddie George at
third base; Paul Amen who will
be at first, and Ivan Borman at
short.
The Iowa State teams opens its
defense of the Big Six conference
crown with the Nebraska games
although it won't be their first
games of the season. The Cy
clones shut out Simpson college of
Iowa 8-0 and outslugged the Iowa
State Teachers college 11-8. Four
teen Iowa State players will make
the trip. Capt. Torvald Holmes,
who pitched the shutout victory
over Simpson is scheduled to be on
the mound in Friday's encounter,
while Robert Scott, winning hurler
in the Teacher's contest, will work
Saturday's contest
The Huskers will base their
hopes on the battery of Spurlock
and Pohlman for Friday's game.
Coach Wilber Knight is still un
decided as to whom he will send to
the mound for the closing en
counter. Governor Alf Landon is not
the only Kansas male winning
' renown for his sense of econ
omy. Take the males at the Univer
sity of Kansas for example. The
men's council there has Just is
sued a firm resolution request
ing the girls of the campus to
share evenly in the evening's
expenses while dating the men.
They have even gone so far as
to formally request the cafe
owners of the town to Issue sep
arate dinner checks for the
women.
"Do not have a false sense of
chivalry" the university men
were advised by the council.
Nine hundred and fifty alumni
of the University of Notre Dame
were asked this question recently:
"Do you think you missed any
thing by not attending a coedu
cational school?"
Answers: Seven hundred sixty
six said "no." Sevent-eight thun
dered "absolutely not!" Thirty-six
said "yes. Twenty-nve saia so
cial life." Eight said "aon t Know.
Seven said "possibly." Five mur
mured "not much."
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Fraternity Nines to
Third Round of
Contest.
Play
Having crossed off all the major
sports of the intramural calendar
except baseball, the Greek digni
taries aru already predicting a
boom diamond season. Two rounds
of tho inlerfraternity round-robin
have been played to date. Twenty
eight teams liavc been entered In
the pennant race.
In leagues I, II and 111, there are
six teams, while in tho remaining
two there nre only five. Three
fields have been lined up for use,
but at present officials are running
only one game at a time to lessen
the confusion experienced last
year. Later on In the season twi
light games will be played at 0:30.
Soft Ball Diamond.
Field dimensions are of the
standard soft ball diamond meas
urements but the pitchers' location
will be the same in intramural ball
Instead of moving it back as sug
gested by the national rules com
mittee. Postponed games will be han
dled in the same manner as in
previous years. In the case of in
clement weather the intramural
office will voluntarily set .another
date for the playoff. Should the
fraternity want to postpone a
meeting, it may do so with the
consent of the other fraternity in
volved and the intramural office
under the following conditions:
The postponed games must be
played within three days of the
originally scheduled time and will
be played at 6:30 a. m.
In case a game cannot be com
pleted for any reason the score at
the end of five complete innings
will stand as the official score.
The same rules of eligibility as
were employed in previous sports
will be binding in the coming base
ball season.
MIlKIHl.r: AMI I.EACilKl.
Lontuc 1.
1.
2.
3.
4.
n.
8.
1.
2.
3.
4.
ft.
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1.
2.
3.
4.
IS.
6.
1.
2.
3.
4.
ft.
1.
2.
3.
4.
ft.
Acacia.
Kttrm Houae.
Phi Sisma Kappa.
SiKma Nu.
Zeta BHa Tail.
Phi Delta Thtm.
Alphn Gnmmtt Rho.
Phi Kappa Put.
Kappa Klgmn.
PI Kappa Alpha.
SiKma Phi Kpllon.
Delta Theta Phi.
Lenxue 3.
Beta Theta PI.
Sigma Alpha Mil.
Alpha Sisma Phi.
Delia Sigma Lambda.
Lambda Oil Alpha.
Alpha Tau Omega.
League 4.
Theta Chi.
Delta Tau Delta.
Phi Alpha Delia.
Sigma Chi.
Theta XI.
tHKlle fl.
Sigma Alpha Kpallon.
Beta Sigma Psi.
Delia upsllon.
Chi Phi.
Xi Pl Phi.
league 1.
Acacia vn. Phi Sigma Kappa, 4-18, 10
a. m.. No. 2.
Sigma Nu v. Phi Delta Theta, 4-18, 1
p. m., Nn. 2.
Farm House vs. Zeta Beta Tau, 4-18,
2;30 p. m.. No. 2.
Acacia vs. Sigma Nu, 4-21, 4:30 p. m.,
No. 1.
Phi Sigma Kappa va. Zeta Beta Tau,
4-21. 4:30 p. m.. No. 2.
Farm House v. I'hi Delta Theta. 4-21,
4:30 p. m.. No. 3.
cacla vs. Zeta Beta Tau, 4-24, 4:30
p. m., No. 3.
Phi Sigma Kappa vs. Phi Delta Tbeta,
4-24. 4:30 p. m., Nn. 2.
Sigma Nu vs. Farm House, 4-81, 4:30
p. m., No. 1.
Acacia vs. Phi Delta Theta, 4-29, 4:30
p. m., No. 1.
Sigma Nu vs. Zeta Beta Tau, 4-29, 4:30
p. m.. No. 2.
Farm House vs. Phi Sigma Kappa, 4-29,
4:30 p. m., No. 3.
League. 1.
Alpha Gamma Rho va. Kappa Sigma,
4-18, 1 p. m.. No. 3.
PI Kappa Alpha vs. Delta Thela Phi,
4-18. 2:3b p. m.. No. 3.
Phi Kappa Pal v. Sigma Phi Epsllon,
4-18. 10 a. m., No. 3.
Alpha Gamma Kho vs. n Kappa Aipna,
4 22, 4:30 p. m., No. 1.
Kappa Sigma v Sigma Phi Epsllon,
4-22. 4:30 p. m.. No. 2.
Phi Kappa Psi vs. Delta Theta Phi,
4-22. 4:30 P.m., No. 3.
Aipna Gamma Kno va. Higma rm a,psi
Ion. 4-25, 1 p m,, Nn, 1
Kappa Sigma vs. Delta Theta Phi, 4-2S,
2:30 p. m.. No. 1.
nil Kappa ri vs. n ivapa Aipna,
10 a. m.. No. 1.
AlDha Gamma Rho vs. Delta Theta Phi,
4-28. 4:30 p. m.. No. 1.
?1 Kappa Alpha vs. Sigma Phi Epsllon,
4-28. 4:30 p. m.. No. 2.
Phi Kappa Psi vs. Kappa Sigma, 4-28.
4:30 p. m., No. 3.
Leagne S.
Beta Theta Pi vs. Sigma Alpha Mu. 4-17,
4:30 p. m.. No. 1.
Alpha Sigma Phi vs. Delta Sigma
Lambda. 4-17. 4:30 p. m.. No. 2.
Lambda Chi Alpha i Alpha Tau Omega.
4-17. 4:30 p. nr. Nn. 3.
Beta Theta Pi vs. Alpha Sigma Phi,
4-211. 4:30 p. m. Nn. 1.
Delta Sigma Lambda vs. Alpha Tau
Omega. 4-20. 4:30 p. m. Nn. 2.
Sigma Alpha Mu vs. Lambda Chi Al
pha, 4-20. 4:30 p. m.. Nn. 3.
Beta Theta Pi vs. Delta Sigma Lambda,
4-23. 4:30 p. m., No. 3.
Alpha Sigma Phi vs. Lambda Chi Alpha,
4-23, 4:30 p. m., No. 2.
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Sigma Alpha Mu vs. Alpha Tau Omega,
4 -23. 4::i P. in.. Nu. 1.
11, lu Thula PI va. Lambda Oil Alpha,
4-2.Y 10 a. m., Nu. 2.
Alpha HIkiiih I'M va. Alpha Tau Omega,
4-2.V I p. ni.. Nu. 7.
HlKma Alpha Mil vs. Delta Sigma
LninhiJa, 4-2ft, 2:30 P. ni.. No. 2.
Bnlu Thrtii I'l vs. Aipna Tau Omega,
4-2H, 4:.'lli p. ni., No. I.
lambda i'IU Alpha vs. Delta Sigma
Lambda, 4-2H, 4:30 p. 111., Nn. 2.
Higinii Alpha Mu vs. Alpha Hlgma Phi,
4-2 , 4:30 v. in., No. 3.
league 4.
Phi Alpha Delta vs. Sigma "hi. 4-18.
1 p. m., No. 1.
Theta i;hl vs. Delta Tail Delta, 4-18,
2::in p. m., No. 1.
Hlgma Chi vs. Theta XI, 4-22, 8:30 p.
m., No. 3.
I Vita Tnu Delia vs. Phi Alpha Delta,
4-23. H:30 i, m., Nn. 1.
Tlii'ta Chi vs. Theta XI, 4 -2ft. 1 p, m.,
Nn. 3.
Delia Tau Delta vs Sigma Chi, 4-2S,
2:3ii p. ni., No. li.
Phi Alpha Delta va. Theta XI, 4-27,
4:30 p. in., No. 1.
Sigma Chi vs, Theta Chi, 4-37, 4:30
p. in., Nn. 2.
Delia Tun Delta va. Thela XI, 4-29,
8:30 p. in., Nn. 2.
Theta Chi vs. Pill Alpha Delta, 4-29,
8:30 p. m., Nu. 3
Lemur 8.
Delia Upallnn vs. Chi PI, 4-18, 10 a. m
No. 1.
Hlgma Alpha Kpsllnn vs. Beta Sigma Pal,
4-18, 4 p. m., Nu. 1.
CM Phi vs. XI Psi Phi, 4-22, 8:30 p. m.,
No. I.
HfU Sigma Psi vs. Delia Upsllon, 4-22,
8:30 p. in.. No. 2.
Sigma Alpha Kpallnn va. XI Pal Phi,
-2:i. 8:.'lii p. m., No. 2.
Hrtn Sigma Psi vs. Chi Phi, 4-23, 8:30
p. m., Nn. 3.
Delta Upsllon va. XI Psi Phi, 4-28, 4
p. in., No. 3.
Sigma Alpha K pi i lull va. Chi Phi, 4-2S,
10 i. in., No. M.
Beta Sigma I'M vs. XI Psi Phi, 4-29,
8:30 p. m., Nn. I.
Hikm.i Alpliu F.psllun va. Delta Upsllun,
4-27, 4:30 p. m , No. 3.
Carrel to Produce
'Test Tube Kitten
According to Plans
By College News Service.
BERKELEY, Calif,. Apr. 16.
Dr. Alexis Carrel, famous surgeon
and research worker of the Rocke
feller Foundation, this week dis
closed that he is planning to pro
duce a "test tube" kitten.
His announcement was made
following his final lecture in a spe
cial series at the University of
California.
The kitten. Dr. Carrel said, could
be brought into being in the "arti
ficial heart and lungs" developed
by himself and Charles A. Lind
bergh.
Dr. Carrel described Lindbergh's
work as the "greatest contribution
in modern times" to science.
"It would be entirely possible,
although probably not desirable, to
develop a baby in the apparatus,
Dr. Carrel said. "But the expense
would be enormous, and what
would it prove?
"We can and will develop a kit
ten, but even with a very small
kitten, the expense will be tre
mendous.
HONOR STUDENTS
AT UNIVERSITY
(Continued from Page 2.)
Teola Pearl French. Bus. Adm.. Lincoln.
Marie Dorothy Frlcke, Teachers, Papll-
llon.
Carroll Laverne Garey, Agr., Lincoln.
Lois Ernestine Giles. Agr., Plattsmouth.
Gerald Keith Glllan, Eng., Exeter.
Glen Lenoir Oingles, Eng., Lincoln.
Alma Fave Glade, Teachers, Firth.
F.lmer Erwln Glenn, Eng., Alda.
Burket Eugene Oral, A. S., Beatrice.
Charles Robert Hanklns, Med., York.
Helen Louisa Hansen, Teachers, Star.
Donald Grant Hanway, Teachers, Broad
water. William Thomas Harris, Bus. Adm.,
Lincoln.
Jean HiUton. Bus. Adm., Lincoln.
Charles Wlllard Haynes, Eng., Sterling.
Harold Everett Haynes. Eng.. Lincoln.
Carolvn Ruth Heist. Agr., DeWitt.
Winifred Sarah Henke, Eng., Wray,
Colo.
Herbert Henry Heumann, Bus. Adm.,
Seward.
Thomas Mason Bacon Hicks, 3rd, Bua.
Adm.. Kingston. Pa.
Kenneth Walter Hill. A. ft 8., Hastings.
Theda Gretcben Hinrichs, A. S.,
Arapahoe. '
Grace Mary Hnlzda, Teacher, Table
Rcl . .
Clkrence Scheie Hoekatra, Med,, Wood
River.
Robert Ellsworth Holland, )r., A. 4b 8.,
Lincoln.
Leonard Dal Holmburg, Bua. Adm.,
Gibbon.
John Burnett Holyoke, Med., Omaha.
Elmer Donald Hortsman, Journ., Os
mond. June Ann Horton. Teachers, Trenton.
Orvlile LeRoy Hubert, Bus. Adm., Up
land. Ralph Mlnour Ihata, Eng., Cozad.
Helen Ruaco Iatas, A. 4 S., Lincoln.
Mary Elizabeth Jackson, Bus. Adm.. Lin
coln. Jeanne Jacques. Bus. Adm., Alexandria.
Melvln Alfred Janulew'cz, A. St S., Loup
CHv.
Patricia Olive Jensen, Bus, Adm., Dead
wood, 8. D.
Robert Albert Johnston, A. at 8., Ster-
F.ieanor Esther Jones, A. It 8., Lincoln.
Houston Jones, Eng., Sutherland.
Howard Kapian, Bus. Adm., Omaha.
Luclen Cyril Kavan. A 8., Clarkson.
Helen Dale Kilmer. Agr., Western.
Thomas Anthony K'lng. Agr.. Albion.
Clyde Lewis Kleager, A. ft 8., Alda.
Melvln Henry Klenn. Eng., Brunlng.
Frederick William Koch, A. ft 8., Lin
coln Rufus Alexander Koertlng, Eng., Lincoln.
Sylvia Emma Korbel, Teachers, Crete.
Raxmond Peace Krebsbach, Teacher,
Virginia.
Evelyn Lillian Krupicka, Teachers, Mea
dow Grove.
Frank James Kudma. Bus. Adm.,
Mullen.
Jnhn Merlon Kuhr Agr., Blair.
Clarence Charles Kunc, A. ft 6., Crab
Orchard.
Patricia Adelle Lahr. A. ft 8., Lincoln.
Harry George Lammei, A. ft 8., Plym
outh. Helen Lucy Larson, Teachers. Mead.
James Lauridsen, A. ft 8.. Callaway.
Francis Jnhn Lawler. Eng., Paxton.
Mildred Laurette Lawrence, A. ft 8.,
Buffalo. Wyo.
Eleanor Jean Lewis, Jour., Lincoln.
Frank Stuart Lomat, Eng., Broken Bow.
1iria Beth Long. Teachers, Nelson.
Jonn Hall Lonnquist, Agr., Waverly.
John Louis Look. A. ft 8., Lush ton.
Clarence Andrew Luckey, Med., Co
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coln. Millard UlHlr MrUi-r, A. ft H. Omaha.
Aimeli-ne Jane MrKay, A ft H.. I.lmolii.
Hulh Irt'iie Muil.ii, Agi., Onmlm.
Marvin Ji-tnme Malier A. ft H.. I)elib'i'.
Kthel Lillian Marea Una, Ailm , I'lvanes.
Duane A I vn Mlr, A. ft 8., Uni'nln.
Ralph KdWHrd Mirgel A. ft H., I.imuln.
Hymn Hlonnu Miller A. ft 8., ('Union.
Christian Martin Miller, Bus. Adm., Hub
ban). Alio Pepoon Mnnrue, A. ft 8-, Jamalso,
Utah.
Joe William Morten, Bua. Adm., Dun
lap, la.
llallaid Clin i lea Muyer. Kng , I'hailmn.
Klrhurd Henry Miitialermnn, Him. Adm.,
Odi'll,
Austin Fdward Mulr. A. ft 8.. Llnroin.
Jaai-k Kelly Naber, Uua. Ailm., St. Paul.
Frederick Mnrlin Neiie. A. ft 8 . Lincoln.
Donald Kduiird Nemetx A. A 8.. Hbiir.
I,utua EliiMlinlh Niiiioliia, Jour.. DeWllt.
Alice Lenore Nielsen, A, ft 8.. Crab
Orchard.
Margaret Eileen Olaon. Teachera, Stroma-
burg.
Vivian Hose Parr, Agriculture, Nurrolk.
Helen Lucille I'liscoe, Jour., Fremont.
Margaret Patteraon, Bua. Adm.. Carper,
Wyo
Clem Herman Payne, Jr., A. ft 8., Lin
coln. Hurls Hermeda Peterson, Bua. Adm.,
Harvard.
Deborah Margreth Phllipp, A. ft 8.,
Holdreae.
Margie Ann Plvnlska,
F.mmott Clair Rankin
City.
Sanford MacArthur
Fremont.
Kalle Rulmer. A A R
Agrl., Geneva.
A. A 8., Central
Uiithbiin. Med.,
Reatrlce.
Howard Clayton Reynolds. Agr., Seward.
fcvelyn Dorothy Ripa. Teachers. WHI.er.
Janice Hose Klat, Bus. dm., Humboldt.
Paul Carl Knock, A. ft 8 , L'IK a.
George David Horn, A ft 8., Oakland
Barbara MacAlvav Rosewaler, A. A 8.,
Omaha.
Margaret Phebe Saxton, Teachera.
Omaha.
Palsy Virginia Srhohel, Taachera,
Bloomiiiglon.
Carl ilUMiav. Bus. Ailm., Fairburv.
Walter Adolph tichiooder, A. ft 6..
Omaha.
Karl Thomas Kearsrn. Bus. Ailm., Alda.
Rose Mary Selinger. A. 8.. Lincoln.
Irene F.lizahelh Sellers, Bus. Ailm., Cus
ter, ri. Iak.
Milton Harold Sherman, A. ft 8., at.
Louis. Mo.
Jinn Lee Phuler, Bus. Adm., Lincoln.
Robert Glenmore Bimmona. A. A 8.,
Lincoln.
Marjorie Muriel Smith. Music. Lincoln.
Mable Marie Soderholm. Agr., Wahoo.
Philip Lee Snuthwick. Eng., Friend.
Virginia Dawn Btalder. A ft 8., Salem,
Marian Louise Slaley. Bus Adm., Lincoln.
Sophie Anne Steger, Bua. Adm., Colum
bus. Carl Robert 8tnhbe. A. A 8.. Lincoln.
Marion Jease Stock, Bus. Adm., Mur
dock. Leslie Harvey Soltzman, Bua. Adm.,
West Polnv
Clifford Max Sturdevant A. A a. Lin-
coin.
Clinton
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William
Lincoln.
Edward Sturdevant. A. A 8.,
Thomas Sweeney, Bua. Adm.,
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r.veiyn Mae Tavior, jour., Lincoln.
Glenn Hanna Thacker. Agr., Humboldt.
Clement Waiter Theobald. A. ft S., Lin
coln. Lotus Jones Therkelsen. A. ft 8 . Lincoln.
Clifford Eugene Thompson, Eng., Dun
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