tre**e* fhnrnwd, “who ttUfelV |m uiGuards Toif*K,jIt IPalacios CampTof t inenavciUinofsoneirLeaving tomorrow for Plaoioa, Texaa, 250 Amarillo\Si National Guardsmen will go into a* 17-day training camp - for the 36th Division.d In camp with 9,000 other National Guards, the Amarillo men will receive instruction and participate in mili- ^ tary maneuvers. A rur school and sham battle will be ^featured. * ——ArTBattery B 131 Field Artillery | 1 fl ft | ft I I AT t'°ln5t, leaves'toniBht by truck for the DAMDA Dg A \T ^n ; palacio« encampment, taking all its | jjLolJ' |cmcot* I equipment, including guns and ajrolling kitchen made by members j _ ■ ■ #%■»** Alin I-*rlf| of the B Battery.Five other Amarillo units will en- I IIFIF A JLIfllillJ fjwjTAKES SECOND -train at » o'clock tomorrow morn- m m mm w wwIiir at the Santa Fe depot.Jut.d Ball Train lt;ommsnder . A RKKD AND C. A. CLARKCaptain Arthur Ball will be tram ^ juicommander for the trip, with Lieut. ARE VICTIMS OF DYNA- iivp j B Mobley as train quartermaster. ...Tr rvm ru*i#ui tin*dThe Guards will return July 16 via MI IK EXPLOSION ann the Fort Worth and Denver.inNational Guardsmen will assemble j PAMPA 1A i A needth, A,m,rv. 2« T.ylor .t . » JZZ.Zn* 't.,%5 «f «*). tomorrow morning receive general ^ wpJj rr])Rr rivnaml!r PXplo_»-| orders and instructions, and Pro I gionCOV U If tv 1h eecfj to various Amarillo restaurants r A clBr({ WRS k|1|M whPn th,, trlie1 ^ ... n explosive detonated as he tapped it I**See f.I ARILS Page 1.1 . M . * warm sand near Keller- O