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MY COUNTRY
1'TISOF THEE
ByS. FULLWOOD
SOUTH DAKOTA


South Dakota belongs geograp,,
hically to the west north centrai
group of States in these United
States. South Dakota becomes
the nearest rectangular shaped
State in our great country, which
we have written about thus 1ar.
1t is bounded on the north by
North Dakota; on the east py
Minnesota and Iowa; on the south
BY Nebraska; and on the west py
Wyoming and Montana. I h e
topography of the state is one
vast rolling prairie. Ru G g e
mountainous country is found IN
the Black Hills section in the
southwestern portion OF the state
II is here that are located the
famous bad lands Of historical
significance, and of which we Will
speak a little later. The Missouri
river is the great river OF the
State. Artesian wells and medl-
cinal springs are prevalent IN
South Dakota in the various Mis-
Sourl Rlver valleys.
The seal for the State OF North
Dakota is the usual gold, prong
ed seal, measuring two and one
half inches in diameter. Be-
tween the inner and outer rims,
is inscribed Seal of South Da-
kota" at the top, and at the bot
tom is seen "Great-lSS9-
Seal" We are indebted to the
Secretary of State for the fol-
lowing description: "The design
of the great seal of South Dakota
shall be as follows: A circle with
in which shall appear in the left
foreground smelling furnace
and other features of mining
work. In the left background Il
range of hills. In the right fore
ground, farmer at his plow. In
the right background herd of
cattle and a field Of corn. Be-
tween the two parts thus describ-
ed shall appear a river bearing a
steamboat. Properly divided be-
tween the upuper and lower
edges of the circle shall appear
the legend, "Under God The
People Rule" which shall be the
motto of the State of South
Dakota"
The State flower for South
Dakota is American Ga qu e
flower (Pulsatilla hirsutissima) },
with the motto, Il Lead. The
state has several nicknames: Land
of Plenty; the Blizzard State;
The Artesian State; the Coyote
State; and the Sunshine State.
The name of the State song is
"South Dakota" The population
is G75,0S2. The state capitol is
located at Pierre.
South Dakota has State flag.
Below is the description, credit
for which should 60 to the same
source which gave us information
on the State seal. "The State flag
or Banner, shall consist of a field
of blue one and two thirds as
long as it is wide, in the center
of which shall be a blazing sun
in gold two-fifths as wide in dia-
meter as the width of the flag.
Above this sun shall be arranged
in the arc of circle shall be ar
ranged the words 1.-THE Sunshine
State" and on the reverse of the
blazing sun shall be printed in
dark blue the great seal of the
State of South Dakota. The edges
of the flag shall be trimmed with
fringe of gold to be in proportion
to the width of the flag. The
staff shall be surmounted with a
spear head to which shall be at
tached cord and tassels of suit
able length and size"
The major crop of South Da-
kota is corn. "The chief source
of w,alth of South Dakota is
agriculture. Other principle
crops are: wheat, oats, barley,
rye, potatoes, flax-seed. "There
are great many head of live
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To save golf course on an es-
tate being developed near Surbi-
ton, England, the $500 new
houses will surround the links.
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VACATION DIARY
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ROGER--Joy,s ,6aneei rising
young designer.
ANGELA--Jov's rivb in love.
DICk--WeSlt6y young play
boy, Rogers rival in love.
o.
Yesterday: Dick proposes to
Joy. Then she learns through
Peter that some mysterious rela-
tionship exists between Dick and
Ggger.
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have been enacted, but others he
considers equally if not NOR" inn
portant would be left untouched.
They include:
/. Provision for incrcasin" the
ninc-man supreme court TO 10
members if Justices now over 70
fail TO retire.
.. Provision for adding up to
80 new Judges on inferior courts
under similar circumstances.
>. Provision for Il supreme
court proctor charged with ad.
miniStrativc duties i'm assigning
judges and generally speeding up
legal processes.
Several minor amendments, APP
proved by the Judiciary commit
tee. were added to the interview
ton bill before passage but they
did not change its main prOvi-
sions. Summers, who has been
very terSc in his comment on the
presidents proposal, personally
took charge of putting his mca-
sure through the house.
The object Of shutting off sen
ate hearings would be TO permit
the lS-member judiciary commit
tee TO take formal action on tn"
bill in executive session and speed
it TO the floor.
Senator NJ. NJ. Logan, d., Ky"
Il 1s.t
iectcd a new element when he
announced he would favor re-
porting the bill together with Il
amendment propoS-
al calling for compulsory retire
ment of su"rcmc court Justices at
rs, and letting congress decide
which would be the better Solu-
ton of the cOntrOverSv.
Two more witnesses appeared
in opposition to the bill today.
They were Dean lgnatiuS VI. Will
kinSOn Of Fordham law school
and Fred Taylor Wilson, writer
on constitutional subjects.
Senator Edward r. Burke, d.,
Ncb.. a leader Of the opposition,
said the house action would hclH
the fight against the presidents
bill.
The more the good parts of
the program are separated from
the bad, the better will be the
chance of defeating the bad por-
ton giving the president the pow
or TO pack the supreme court he
said.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that AT
a meeting Of the Board of Com
missioncrs Of the City Of Hcndcr-
sonvillc held on the 18th day Of
March, 1897, Ben Few was APP
pointed registrar and J. {. Nor
row, .Jr., and r. X. Orr judges of
election for the general election
for said City for the election Of n
Mayor and Commissioners to be
held on the first Tuesday after
the first Monday in May, 1887, it
being the 4th day of May, 1887,
and that the registration books
for the registration Of voters who
are now qualified TO vote, but arc
not now legally registered as vot-
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French Beauty
Is Again Quizzed
On Love Affair

PARIS, April s. (UP).-Sultry-
eyed Madeleine dc FontnagcS,
who shot Count Charles Pincton
dc Chamhrun because nc "Shat-
tered my unforgcttablc hours of
love with Bcnito MuSSolini,' tcS-
tilted yesterday that II Ducc was
the aggrcgSor Of their alleged rO-
nance.
The 3l-yrar-old beauty, who
said she was Premier MuSSoliniS
mistress between April and Au-
gust Of last year and visited him
i'm "lovc nest" in Venice Palace,
appeared before an examining
magistrate for II third hearing ON
charges of shooting the 62-yrar-
old Count on railway station
platform at the Care du Nord.
She went to Rome last April,
she Notwithstanding at her eyes
with lacy handkcrchicf-with
instructions from the editors of
the TribuneS des Nations to inter-
view the Italian dictator.
al was told to return to Paris
the day after | obtained the inter-
view. but MuSSolini prevailed up
ON me to remain" she said.
"And how long did you re-
main ," the magistrate asked.
For two months-two of the
most beautiful months of my
life" the crstwhilc actress and
Journalist said with an ccStatlc
sigh.
During that time | saw Mus
solini about 20 times"
She said that she had no intcn.
ton of "vamping" II Ducc and
that she remained in Rome only
because of his "imploring love"
A week ago Nine. MontangcS,
also known as Magda la Fcrricrc,
testified that three months ago
Mussolini gave her $4,000 lire
($l.25O) and told her to get out
of Rome. -,
I'm November, she admitted, she
tried to commit suicide by swal-
lowing a hcaping dose of sedatlve
because of my shattered idyl.'
She blamed former Premier
Joseph Paul-Boncour for the fact
that she was Tilted by MuSSolini::
The Count de Chambrun. she
said. was appointed ambassador to
Rome by Paul-Boncour and, as
payment of political debt, he
poisoned" II Ducc against her.
Authorities indicated last night
that Paul Boncour, the Count dc
Chambrun and CASTOR GARNER,
secretary of the French embassy
in Rome, may be called to testify
before conclusion Of the prclimi-
nary HEARINGS.
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EAST $50 feet to beginning.

east $50 feet to beginning.
TRACT NO. d: Beginning at a
stake standing on the south mar
gin of Academy street (Fourth
avenue west) and on the east mar
gin Of cross street leading from
Academy street Fourth avenue
wcSt) southwards to CO eg q
street (Third avenue vest ana
runs with said cross street south
22 degrees east, 1913 feet to a
stake; thence north 80 degrees
east, 100 feet; thence north ~
degrees west, 1913 feet to Il stake
in the south margin of Academy
street Gath avenue vest; thence
with Academy street (Fourth ave-
nue. VEST south so degrees west,
100 feet to the beginning, and
being the same lot, with improve
mcnts, as recorded in book 81, at
page 500, and book 81, at page
241, of the Henderson county, n.
c.. records for deeds, and being
the same property conveyed to
Mrs. c. c. Scurry by w. Il. Low
rance and wife, Elizabeth &.
Lowrancc, by deed dated 10Th day
of September, 1920, and recorded
in book 108, at page 27l, of the
Henderson county records Tor
deeds.
TRACT NO. s: ALSO: In the
City of Hcndcrsonvillc, bounded
on the west by Locust street, and
measuring thereon 100 feet, on
the north by lot No. 1G, Of the
plat Of Wheeler Park, and meas
uring thereon $50 feet, on the
cast by 16-foot alley, and meas
uring thereon 100 feet, on the
south by lot No. -, as shown on
said plat, and measuring thereon
$50 feet. and being the same lots
conveyed to G. G. Hammond by
NJ. c. Lctson, by deed dated the
10Th day of December, 1911, and
of record in book No. II, at page
No. 300, of the records of deeds
for Henderson county, n. G., and
being lots Nos. ii and -, as
shown on plat of the Wheeler
Park, HcndcrsonviIIc, n. C., made
by Justice and son, dated the 18th
day Of August, 1910, and record
ed in book No. G7, at page No.
1919, of the records of deeds for
said county.
This the 3lst day Of March,
1897.
Louise J. Connolly, Mortgagcc.
BY Rcddcn g. Rcddcn. Attys.
i-l-ThurS-Atp
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HOUSE PASSES BILL
FOR COURT ACTION

Continued from paGs one)
hearings on the presidents bill
which have proceeded more than
a month. Opposition leaders de-
cidcd at strategy meeting today
20 oppose q scheduled attempt to
close the hearings tomorrow, but
indicated a willingness to con-
cludc in a week or ten days.
They had charged Attorney
General Homer S. Cummings with
attempting to shut off the parade
of opposition witnesses, but at his
press conference yesterday Cum
mingS denied any such intention.
The intervention bill. like the
retirement bill, was called uO for
Neonsideration from the house cal
cndar, an unusual procedure with
major bills. Debate was confined
almost exclusively to the narrow
provisions of the bill rather than
the broader questions involved in
the general Judiciary reorganiza-
ton proposed by the president.
If the intervention bill be-
comes law two important features
of Mr.. Roosevelt's program will
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Continued from page on")
oueroue, n. NJ. He met the
ground party here, circlcd, then
flew directly to site of the wreck
where he dropped flares.
The posse was led by ShcrltfSS
John Num- of Apache county and
LATE Hatch of Navajo county. 1t
was composed Of dcpntics, state
highway patrolmcn and lumber
lacks from nearby mills.
Search was started for the
Douglas DEB ship when it failed
TO report to stations after taking
off from Burbank. Douglas Of
ficials, the bureau of air com,
mcrcc and T.W.A. ships started
combing the rugged East Arizona
countryside when no word OF the
plane was herd for more than ~
hours.
Aboard the plane were:
Glen Moser, 30, Santa Monica
Cal, chief pilot of the Douglas
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FRUITLAND

FRUITLAND, April S.-Mrs.
Harvey Maxwell, Mrs. Frank Bed
dingfield and little son, Jerry,
were guests Of Mrs. Ben Green
Saturday.
A delightful birthday dinner
was given Tuesday, April 9Th, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Vaughn, in honor of Uncle" Tom
Vaughn and Mrs. Sam Steppc. A
large crowd Of friends and rela-
tives was present. A bountiful
dinner was set. Rev. r. P. Corn
delivered asdelightful sermon; his
text was taken from st. John
14:1-17. Everyone reported a
good time.
Mrs. J. V. Grant is i'll. Every
one wishes her speedy recovery.
Miss Winifrcd Orr is spending
few days with Miss Louise
Pryor.
Mrs. G. A. Hoover and little
sons, Worley and Claude, also
Miss Elsie Green called on Mrs.
Paul Holbcrt Tuesday.
Mrs. Bud LYDIA called on Mrs.
Sam Steppc Wednesday.
Misses Vava Pryor, Iris Melton
and Gertrude Steppe called on
Mrs. George Hoover Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude tanning
and sons, J. c. and Therlow, of
Biltmorc. were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. V. Grant Monday.
A number from here called at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
Steppe of Pilot View Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Barnwell called on
Mrs. S. NJ. Steppe Tuesday.
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MILD LYNCHINC|
BILL IS KILLED
More Drastic Measure Will
Come Before House
on Monday

WASHINGTON, April s. (UP)
Over bitter objections of Repre-
sentative Arthur w. Mitchell, D.,
ILL.,, only negro congressman. a
powerful house coalition yestcr-
day killed Mitchelps anti-lynchinr
bill, PSF to 1872, opening the way
for consideration of the more
drastic Gavagan bill on Monday.
The coalition. one of the
strangcst in congressional history,
found northern and southern
Democrats and Republicans align
ed against Mitchell who charged
the northerners who had promised
to support his measure "wobBled
under pressure from Il negro
propaganda organization"
white members Of congress
who want to play cheap politics."
he shouted, "can afford to do so
because they are not in danger
of being lynchcd like | and my
relatives"
Representative Hamilton Fish,
r., y. Y, one Of the leaders of
the coalition, said the house re-
fused to consider Mitchcll's bill
because it is an cmaSculated
measure. a mere political gesture
and camouflage."
Mitchell countcred anerily that
the Gavagan bill, introduced by
Representative Joseph A. Gava-
gan. d., N. Y, and to be brought
up Monday under force petition,
"isn't worth a damn because it is
plainly unconstitutional" He add
cd, however. that he would vote
for it because any anti-lynching
bill is better than none"
The vote was as follows: For
consideration, ia Democrats,
seven Republicans and one Farm
cr-Laboritc; against. l72 Demo
Gratis, "a Republicans, four Farm
cr-LaboritcS and seven Progress.
SiypS
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crs in said City, will open for the
registration Of such voters on the
10th day of April, 1887, and close
on the oath day of April; 1897,
and that the registrar will keep
the books open ut the polling
place for said City at the City
Hall on each Saturday during said
period for the registration of vot-
crs as by law provided, and that
the registrar and judges will meet
on the LIST day of May for the
purpose of hearing challenges.
Notice is further given that all
candidates who wish to file for
Mayor and Commissioners are re-
quircd to file with the City Clerk
on or before one Cd o'clock, i.
NJ, on Monday. April 18th, 1897,
and which said notice shall be ac-
companicd by fec Of $l.OO.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
BY MORTGAGE

Whereas, default was made IN
the payment Of the Indebtedness
secured by that mortgage deed cx-
ccutcd by II. f.. Johnson and wife,
Cleo Johnson, to Louise j. Con-
nally, dated November "a, 1926,
recorded in book 1870, page 222,
Of the records of mortgage deeds
for Henderson county, on account
Of which the power Of sale therein
conferred, after due and proper
notice, has become absolute.
Therefore, said MORTGAGE will.
by virtue of the power Of sale
conferred in said mortgage deed,
and in order to satisfy said debt,
at the request Of the owner and
holder Of the note, Sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the front courthouse
door, in the City of Henderson
vile, n. c., on both day of April,
1887, at IL o'clock noon, a one
third undivided interest in and to
all the property described in said
mortgage deed, to-wit:
TRACT NO. /: Lot or parcel of
land in Hcndersonville, bounded
west by Locust street, fronting
100 #. on said street; north by
lot No. l6 and running with said
lot $50 it., cast by l6-foot alley
fronting thereon 100 #. south by
lot No. 10, described in deed from
G. C. Hammond and wife to II. NJ.
Johnson, July 9, 1923, recorded
in register of deeds office book
1873, page 499.
TRACT. NO. 2: Lot or parcel of
land in Hcndersonvillc, being lots
"a and rs Of block 8 of Hyman
Heights property as shown on plat
of p. II. Foster, G.. E., recorded in
book 81 pages 418 and 4l9 Of
record of deeds Of Henderson
county, n. G. Beginning at a
stake in west margin of Patton
avenue, standing north II deg. %
min. east 342 l-2 feet from the
intersection Of northeast margin
of Haywood avenue with the west
margin of Patton avenue, and hav-
ING such courses and distances as
on desc 'ibcd in deed from r. ID.
Oplesby and wife, Matte F.
Orlcsby to II. NJ. Johnson, dated
October II. 1928, and recorded in
office of register of deeds, Hen
dcrson county, book 1913, page
sol, which is made part Of this
description.
TRACT NO. 3: Lot No. "a of
Druid Hills, registered in office Of
register of deeds, Henderson
COUNTY, in book of plats No. 1,
page 81. Beginning at a stake in
tbe west margin of Henderson
ville-Asheville highway at north
west intersection with Kimberly
avenue, and running along west
margin of Observation-Disclosures
vile highway north Is deg. IL
min west SO feet to stake, south
cast corner of lot No. &c; thence
along south margin of lot No. rs,
south 73 deg. 5 min. west 149 1-2
foot TO stake, northeast corner of
lot No. rs; thence along east mar
cin of lot No. 25, south II deg. az
min east SO feet to stake in north
margin of Kimberly avenue;
thence with north margin of KIM
berIv avenue north 70 deg. 5 min.
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corporation.
+. X. MoScr. 55, Santa Monica,
father of the pilot.
Joe Voolfolk, Santa Monica, CO.
pilot and navigator.
Mis-. +. Il. Brundcrlin, Santa
Monica, mother Of a Douglas cngi-
ncCr.
Ronald Kent, Alhambra, Cal.
Mcrl Estcy, Santa Monica,
engineer.
Mrs. Lucille Eslcy, Estcy'S wife.
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STATE APPOINTMENTS

RALEIGH, April S.-(UP)-
Governor Hocy today appointed
II members of the board Of truS-
tees for Stoncwall Jackson Man
ual Training and Industrial
school, Concord. He also appoint
cd DR.. Edward Vance Locllcr,
Tarboro, to the state pharmacy
board. The governor left at noon
today on an extended trip over
the state to deliver two addresses
and receive numerous delegations
regarding appointments.
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OPEN REGIONAL BTU.
GATHERING FRIDAY
Continued from mage one)
Mrs. Manly Hocutt,

Continued from mage onc)
Mrs. Manly Hocutt,
Sylvia.
2. Demonstrations: Com
mittcc meetings, direct
cd by Mrs. Smoot Ba-
kcr, Enka.
Bible quiz, directed by
Mr.. James Matthews,
Canton.
Weekly meeting - Inter
mcdiatcS-FirSt Baptist
church, Cullowhcc.
5:00-Adjouln.
FRIDAY EVENING
5:30-Banquct for aSSociatlonal
officers.
7:30--Worship in Song-MrS.
Glenn StarncS, Of West
AShcvillc.
7:35-Dpvotion - Dr.. r. l..
Moore, Mars Hill.
7:45-"Two Masters $3.50 Mars
Hill college.
S:35-Spccial music.
S:i0-ImSpirational address -
Rev. BroaduS T.. Wall,
Hcndersonvillc.
9:l5-Adiourn.
SATURDAY MORNING
6:30-SunriSc service - Rev.
Fred Forester, Cullowhcc.
9:OO-Worship in song-Mrs.
Glenn StarncS, of West
Ashcvillc.
collaboration --- Dr.. K. l..
Moore. Mars Hill.
9:20-Statcsvillc ard Ridge
crest.
9:25-"A Worthy Associational
Program" - Miss Mabel
Starncs, Raleigh. .
g:l5-" Thc Training Union And
The Coming Revival
Rev. Nathan G.. Brooks,
Jr., Raleigh.
lO:00--Christian Ideals:
Recreation and Amusc-
mcnt - Mr.. Spencer
King. Mars Hill.
Choosing A Lies Work
Rev. Yanccy Elliott
Brcvard.
The Jesus Way FOR
Young People - Rev.
John Wayland, Durham.
Developing Christian Dis
ciples - Rev. Perry
Crouch, Raleigh.
II :05-AnnounccmcntS.
Baptist Training
Union In Our Unified
Program" - Rev. Perry
Crouch, Raleigh.
ll:25-Spccial music.
ll:3O-AddrcSs of the state pres
idcnt-Dr. John Wayland,
Durham.
II :55-Adjourn.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Relationship in song-Mrs.
Glenn Starncs, of West
Ashcvillc.
:20-Dcvotion - DR.. K. l..
Moore, Mars Hill.
| :3O-Sword drill.
2:OO-Special music.
:O5-Bettcr speakers contest.
3:O5-Committee reports.
3:l5-Adjourn.
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This 18th day Of March, 1887.
A. V. EDWARDS, Mayor.
r. r. ARLEDGE, City Clerk.
3-lS-Thurs-5tp
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administra-
tor OF the estate Of Mary Morgan,
this is to notify all per-
sons having claims against said
estate to present them to the un-
dcrsigncd on or before the 18th
day Of March, 1893, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of rccov-
cry. All persons indebted TO said
estate will please make settlement
with the undersigned.
March iS. 1897.
o. B. CROWELL,
adm. Estate Mary Morgan.
3-l8-Thurs-Gt
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STATE BANK CALL

KALEIGH, April 81 UPI-
Quincy P. Hood, banking COM
missioner, today issued a call for
the condition Of state banks as
of March 81 in conjunction with
the federal bank call.
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GRANTS RESPITE

RALEIGH, April S.-(UP)-
Governor Clyde Il. Hocy today
granted respite until May %
for Grady Lawrence, negro Schcd-
ulcd to die tomorrow.
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TO TAX BANK NICHTsn

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UP)--
The state of Arkansas also may
be a winner at "bank nights" The
senate this week passed a meas
ure levying a Is per cent tax Ion
the theater awards.
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Eleanor Young he thinking of these days It's
safe bet the thoughts the New York and Newport debut
an aren't very young Woowoh Donohue who gances
easany from the inset photograph Miss Young reported to
a canated the grandson the Wooworth chain store for
tune founder Beach where these pictures were 'aen
~ the couple much together
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ALL ON BOARD LOST
AIR PLANE KILLED

CONTINUED from mage ouc)
Evening star., 1937-09-24
improved. but hardly enough to cope
with L. S. u.

improved. but hardly enough to cope
with L. S. u.
TulSa-OklahOma. Tulsa, narrowly.
Texas-Texas Tech: They picked q
tough one for Dana Bibles inaugural
as Texas coach, but the Longhorns
may get by. Texas, with prayer.
Denver-Colorado Mines: There's not
SO much left at Denver, but enough to
hurdle this one.
Utah-Montana State: Utah, as usual.
Brigham Young Greeley: Brigham
Young's Cougars rate an edge on ex-
perience and better reserves.
Skipping over the chalklines other
wise Duquesne picked over Waynes-
burg: Auburn over Birmingham
Southern Georgia Tech over Presby-
terian; Centenary over Oklahoma City;
Boston College over Northeastern; re-
viving Brown over its 1886 conqueror,
Rhode Island State; Colgate over st.
Lawrence; Dartmouth over Bates;
Manhattan over ST. Bonaventure; New
York University over Penn Military;
West Virginia over West Virginia
Wesleyan, though not by much;
Alabama over Howard; Georgia over
Oglethorpe; Southern California over
College of Pacific; Oregon State over
Idaho.