Greeley Daily Tribune, The (Newspaper) - January 27, 1951, Greeley, Colorado PAGE TWO TOR DAILY TRIBUNE GREELET COLORADO JANUARY vf Honey Talks as Redskins Keep Ball as Coach Washington Jan Washington Redskins searched the wide football world over for a coach and today they announced they finally have found their man All this time he has been sitting quietly down in the basement In an office directly under President George Preston Marshall His Herman Ball past present and now it out ture coach of the Redskins Thus ended one of the strangest quests in football history For shortly before the season Redskins wound up a resounding last in their division of the National Football word went out Hint Ball must go Rumors flew like forward passes It was Paul Bryant of Kentucky No it was Blair Cherry lately of Texas No it was Bo into of the Detroit Lions so on Marshall eventually snid that Ball acting as the Redskins alb director and as such would pick out the coach to succeed him self Despite considerable this announcement produced ii some quarters Marshall stuck to his guns He said colleges have athletic directors who have to decide whether to keep on coaching or whether to hire someone else If the colleges do it why not the Whatever the method of arriving at the decision it came up Ball The quiet-spoken Bal held only one head coaching job be fore he became boss of tho Reii Ho used to be the conch at a Cumberland Md he became nn assistant a the University of Maryland aud i scout for the Redskins He to the bend scouting job Vice Adm John stepped out in tbe middle of th season moved up to tin head coaching job Last year his first at the heln for a full year disastrous til it started excellently The Ked skins swept thru their games unbeaten aud won their fire league game for their seventh in a row Then came hard time and in tb end they had but three victories But Ball always bad a teain And McCaun in saying tha Ball is staying on said both ers and fans had rallied to his sup port McCann said some of the check Kent in for season tickets next yen even carried this W They got An Illustration on how money talks Calls for Harder Work and More Sacrifices U S Public Health Officials Deny Flu Epidemic in Nation By FRANK CAREY Associated Press Science Washington Jan public health officials today ted that so far at least there la 0 evidence of epidemic 1 in this country They declared that health ers the country lave been laced on the alert following the of England's extensive epidemic of relatively mild in- luenza But they also reiterated the wording of the alert to the health in which it was stated that at present there is no reason to that England's epidemic necessarily indicates there will be serious or widespread epidemic n the United States this year A service spokesman gave this summary of the present situation n 1 Cases of influenza are being reported from many parts of the country which he said is normal in wintertime But so far at least the numbers are not above normal ex for this time of year 2 With the exception of two in dividual woman In Pitts burgh and an army man in Dayton has been no evidence reported to the health service o laboratory proof that nn influenza virus wag involved Thus snid the spokesman tb service Is tentatively all other reported cases o influenza as Influenza-like ra ther than the true disease 3 Health authorities have m doubt sporadic cases of trm influenza are occurring ns distin from ail ments But there is as yet no dence that the true disease exist in epidemic form He that an outbreak o respiratory on localized or on a more be classified as Influenza only if a cunt number of people among th sufferers were found tu som form of influenza virus Infection London Jan work and grenter sacrifices were urged upon tbe British people b Prime Minister Attlee tonight to speed n new nnd expanded defense program against Soviet imperial ism call came less than 10 hours after his labor announced the third cut in three mouths In tlin fresh meat ration a cut which tbe ration to a bite n day Food Minister Maurice Webb gave the bouse of commons tb bad news just before A per cent slash the meat ration from tbe present 1 pence IHi to pence effective ft week from Sunday A deadlock between Brit- ain and Argentina over revising prices for Argentine beef is marily responsible Housewives and butchers led a chorus of tests We'd like o squelch a rumor r i ff h I Many people 1 h i n k here's a long waif fore plumbing repairs can he made N n 1 Call us and leave the door be right there Phone GREELEY PLUMBING A HEATING CO Ninth St l Nunn Nunn Jan is nnd Mrs Richard Barnes wer joint hostesses to the members o tbe Ladles Aid society and a gues Miss Ina Sperber at the churc parlor on Thursday afternoon Mrs J D Johnson conducted th worship service and Miss Williamson presented a clever orii play carrying out the program study Membership Father and sou banquet will b held ou Thursday evening Feb 8 Hostesses served an tray lunch Next meeting is Feb 1 at tho home of Miss Jessie Wi Mrs 0 A Barnes an Mrs Jenn are hostesses the worship service b Mrs Wayne Foster Mrs Delbert Smith received th members of tbe Jeudi club at he borne ou Thursday Ho call program was enjoyed durin tho salad course served by tb hostess Mr nnd Mrs E A Cobb hav been in Denver the past thr weeks Mr Cobb underwent sur gery at Mercy hospital and is re covering He is expected to retur home next week Mrs James A Turner the state board meeting of th Colorado Federation of Women clubs bold at Daniels mid Fisher in Denver on Friday Mrs Turne is state chairman of Public nm Home Safety The Birthday club me at the borne of Mrs Kenneth Ayer on Thursday afternoon Mrs Claude and Mrs J D Johnson wer assisting hostesses New members welcomed into tin club included Mrs Mrs Mabel Taylor nnd Mrs Dali Officers for the year 1951 are Mrs Henry Wolf chairman Mrs Hoy Brees vice chairman Mrs J A Turner secretary Mrs Boyd and Mrs J D Spath court esv committee Mrs Lena Worley Mrs James Edwards and Mrs Dale program A gift was voted to the Marcl of Dimes fund A memorial Mrs L A Giffin honored the late Mrs Dollie Wilson names formed tbe afternoon's entertainment with refreshments using the Valentine motif served by the hostess in the late after norn Feb 22 meeting will be held a the home of Mrs Merrill Mrs Koyce Boyd ami Mrs Bruce Welier are joint hostesses Members of the Nunn VTA wil sponsor an open house at the school building on Wednesday eve A good program with re is arranged Ai is extended to the coin by tbe president Mrs Ken Avers Mrs 0 A Barnes received the members nt tbe Stitch and at her home on Friday after noon 965 Slots Taken From Taverns Clubs Denver Jan of Stale George Baker tbat slot machines have removed from taverns and privat clubs as result ot his recent Baker paid n check Hied nil liquor license holders arc com plying with his order to got rid o slots Two private clubs have returne their licenses apparently Ing slot profits to those from sales the Fife chancel ol talking a police naa out of living you a an about it le l Progress Hide ta State Soil Iran Viewed as Strategic Prize Steady progress In the conservation of Colorado's soil and water resources was made during 1950 according to L B Casselman of Mosca president of the State Association of Soil Conservation Dis- Four new soil conservation districts Including approximately acres were organized during the year This makes a total of 91 districts in Colorado which Include acres or 47 per cent of the state's area Plans for the conservation program for 1951 will be districts supervisors during the annual Ing of the Colorado Association of Soil Conservation Districts to be held in Denver on January 30 and 31 Saved Passengers Captain Marvin S t a d d o n 40 of May wood N J pilot of chartered plane that crashed on takeoff from Midway Airport at Chicago early Jan 4 sits at Chicago Lawn police tion where he made a report of tho craih to police Forty nine persons aboard the ship eloped without serious Injury The plane bound for Newark N J AP Undefended Alaskans Moving from Helena Mont Jan 20 UP Many residents comparative defenseless northwestern Alas ka are moving because they invasion a hunting guidi from Nome said today Charles O'Leary an Alaskan na tive and Arctic instructor during World War II tolda a many pioneers are cf Alaska that are nearest Siberia because of tho war scare and ab sence of sufficient ground de fense We feel that recent develop ments in Korea prove it takes mon than air power to defend any O'Leary said During World War II added we found it much harde to drive the Japanese out of th Aleutian Island chain than i would have been to provide d fense Concluded O'Leary is in th states to organize polar bear hunts The people of the northwester territory feel that the U.S Is pro paring to spend largo sums money to defend nations all ove the world while Alaska is left ope to attack We think America nn her citizens should be properly before expending larg sums abroad Charlemagne sent Christian mis to Bremen Germany i 787 Washington D windswept ran Intersection ot the world destined for the role 1 the greatest road block in modern history f From Tehran capital ot modern Persia come of renewed Soviet hip campaign increasing nist activity and a simultaneous of U 8 prestige One sign of the Radio Tehran laa stopped relaying Voice of America Should communism conquer Iran by powerful politeness the il Geographic Society points out he last open land corridor between and Asia would be closed t would mean the in chopping the world in half a diplomatic feat matching in ewarda the bloody conquests of Genghis Khan and Tamerlane With ran the Iron Curtain would et rom the frozen Arctic to the ilan Sea of the Indian Ocean Caravan Crossroads the Hed Army withdrew from Iran in 1946 after a United Nations showdown a narrow bridge of free nations was left from the Mediterranean to Greece Turkey Iran and Afghanistan Buckling this belt is Iran its vast plateau forming a causeway ing the Caspian Sea and the sian Gulf Here in the land of Omar Khayyam and the Peacock Throne ancient Persia was crossed by thf great silk routes in the days ol caravan travel Marco Polo came this way on his adventurous jour ney to the Indies Altho tbe the steamship and tbe Suez Canal eclipsed Iran's overland trade routes its strategic military postilion never altered Cyrus and Darius Xerxes and Alexander the Great fought through its mountains Hitler and dreamed closing the pincers under Iran's burning sun linking the Axis and isolating Africa In stead Iran became a great lend lease supply route to Russia's side door Black Gold Militarily and poor Iran is nevertheless the rich est of Middle Eastern countries Lying beneath the tropical lush ness of its northern Caspian shore and the barren southern deser the Persian Gulf is one of the world's greatest reservoirs of oil Iran is the fourth largest of crude black gold after the United States Russia and Mountains are Iran's glory and in a sense its curse Soaring ranges break the clouds carried by pre vailing north winds bringing down rain on the Caspian lowlands and northern mountain valleys leaving lands to the south and east arid and barren Northwestern Azerbaijan is the Iranian breadbasket Fronting on Russia's Republic it i also the most troubled province o a country Elsewhere RuseN Wi b OB Miu Ruth Hostell member b the staff of the tlon Washington D 0 will be a member inmmer ilon faculty Mid will tenre a for seminar The OreM WorM which li at the one li to June II Two faculty memben r Harald P rands R alao will the seminar will meet front to noon daji a week In room IDS Crabbe hall It announced by Dr U D Zeleny chairman ot the division ol studies The seminar here will be con- along the tame pattern at he widely known Brooking ion seminars Mies Russell ta the assistant to Dn Leo head of the International studies he widely known has degrees from the TJni- ol California and was em- by the state department in rade agreements work from 1934 to 1938 From 1938 to worked in research on international problems for the ion and then tho state department for work on post-war problems and programs until 1944 1944 to 1946 she was in the 3 S foreign service being asked to toe embassy in London where she acted as liaison officer with the European Central Inland Trans- port Organization established In 1945 She returned to Institution staff in 1946 lor work with the International studies group in In tht year was a total oi over 4000 newspapers and magazines published United States Today the figure is about newspapers aloni proud nomadic tribes move their flocks of sheep and goats through wild mountain passes On the plains around villages peasant farmers eke out a hitter existence with primitive tools and a system of under- ground irrigation ditches Behind the northern Caucasian wall the Soviet colossus looms Since the Czarist ambitious of Peter the Great Russia has always wanted a water port to the south Iranian oil is an even er lure today Iran's people their traditions rooted in Persian anti- hold the keystone of the Middle East arch Body Fender Repair Complete Auto Painting Fret Estimates Wickland Motors Body Shop 117 7th St Ph 2945 Eaton n of Matrons extension club one guest Hn Leu elson met with Mn Bthel afternoon During the meeting the club voted to make to the nursery at the new Weld County Public hospital and alao to the house in Fort Collins The from the wonder box were donated to the March of Dimes lund Mrs An erson and Mn Anderson were in charge of demonstration project on The hostess assisted bjr her daughters Giner and Beverly served refreshments at the close of the afternoon Next meeting will be with Mrs Ruth Marcus Feb Mrs Fred D Kuykendall and Mrs Hilton Rutherford presented the traditional Day when Chapter AB PEO met at the home of Mrs Chalmer erford Tuesday night Mrs R B Snyder of Berthoud who was to have given the was ill and unable to attend Prior to the business meeting and program the hostess served a dessert The BIL party will be Feb 13 with a 7 o'clock dinner at the Tea House in Greeley Mrs Nina Kendel was a guest when Mrs R C Wykert SOS bridge club members in her home Tuesday afternoon Prizes went to Mrs N J Miller Mrs L R Leake Mrs Kendell and Mrs Bert Lair Tea was served at the close of the play Next meeting will be with Mrs George Brickley Feb 13 Mrs Don Crawford ano Ann expect tc be settled in their new homo at 430 Park nue by of the week Mrs Crawford sold her Denver home and bought the house in Eaton from Mr and Mrs Wesley man who are now living in consin Mr and Mrs Harry Bostron who were renting the Zimmerman house have moved to Ault Mrs Crawford and Ann have been with her parents Mr and Mrs N S Martin while their home was being redecorated Opie Cogburn lias returned from a plane trip to Memphis Tenn Ho was gone four days His mother Mrs Laura Cogburn of Denver is making a nice recovery from a re- cent illness Mrs Harriett Hartsock under- went major surgery at Weld ty Public hospital Monday and her condition is reported satisfactory MyS ii fix Years Oi to Piy New Orleans former wife of Parish county Criminal Sheriff John told the senate crime com- mute he accumulated 000 during six yean when his ary as a city detective ringed from to a mouth Mrs Viola now a tal supervisor testified her band brought home lots of money In Armed Forces Helmut Anb Windsor Jan Helmut Aab who has served nine years in the U S Marine corps last week for six more years in the service During World War II he served in the Pacific area This re-enlistment Is his second since World War II In recent mouths he lias stationed at Camp loton Calif He with his wife and their son Max is spending a two weeks furlough with Windsor tives Aab is a graduate of Windsor high school Aab and his family left Friday or Camp Pendleton A reunion of family was held Sunday in the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Aab His two sisters Mrs Victor Denny and Mrs David ler and their families were also present The 1950 potato crop wai mated at 420 million 18 million bushels larger than last year when the government bought nearly 77 million bushels for price Clarence Larkin of Santa ica arrived Tuesday ing- been called hero by the den death of his mother Mrs rie Larkin His brother Ray kin met him at Stapleton field in Denver MAC'S AUTO REPAIR Motor overhaul brakes brake and light Inspection battery charging i M MCCARTY Ph S11 Ave NOTICE The City of Greeley Street Department Is asking for bids on the following 8 ply tread 10 ply type tread Mud grip ply tread 10 ply type tread The bids are to be opened at the Council Meeting January 1951 A RUG For Beauty Underfoot Save Money Now on Fine Floor Here's your big chance in this era of rising buy at a Fine Axminster Broadloom and Wilton carpets nnd thick soft wool rugs in s wide variety of colors to choose yes you'll find what you want here at a big 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