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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
Another Cinderella Man of Sports
Steps From High School to Big Time

a college the likes OF OHIO state
IS almost impossible Only two
modern coaches bridged the gar
with i single leap-Bob Zuppkt
who went from Oak Park. Ill, to
University of Illinois. and Abe Xii
way. who stepped from Manual
High in Louisville to the University
OF Kentucky. Brown has done even
better.
His first game pitted Ohio State
AGAINST Missouri and State barely
won. l2-7. In Columbus the down
town coaching society went lntC
session and decided to withhold It's
verdict. 1t was just as we'll be-
cause last week the Buckeyes madt
eood-thcy crushed southern Cali
fornia, $50.
THIS was the worst beating tnt
mishty Trojans had absorbed sine
they first climbed into football
prominence almost two decades agc
and il was one of the most pertin-.
ent Developments of footballs sec
ond big weekend. How did this
Johnny come lately do it? We'll
the answer is fairly simple. Brown
uses neither black magic nor mir
rors. Just plain common sense.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
l.. A. ESTOCK
No. 80 of a Series

Los NGELES, oct. s Up -
Federal state market nc,e- .erTI. -
Hog, saleablc $50 eloW steady t.
25 cer,s lower. late sales me4ium
to good butchers at full decline. tor
u on choice 22o-2o5 ID Califarhla-
medium grade l7o-2Bo lbs !p.-5-t1 r.
add heavy DOWN 80 t".25 so"s ,-
1o pra al top Tlo-da@ L.
Cattle saIoab.c IN. -toW e.rr.
sa'" ~tcad@ % weat. ." msa,lu
fcI -forrs lI-5. load I'D NJ. g..
80. grass Mczg,au -. fcw for'a
sircr. 10 JOS. good hcar@ feeaer.
hclG ab,ss I15e. -. aelfe~. = NE.
common t. god eoa- :. ~. ODD
hcad S-a.': calrer- I'D e.''',
5.-s#7. tsU k.,u-ese. #a.:e- a..
aolc -5a .Gd -.le# a.o.' .'.aa. C.
fcw ,Leiao sea'cr. -. ..I.f'r..r
woas on sai,r-.
shop n,rc ,1oiac @aat.r au.
quoted !. to.l'7,; Goea 90. T.
90 or ah5:o.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08

NV YORK. OC,. s. up Thc
Scores 10. u Cinderella men Of
sso.. -. .eA.on bV. vcU can leaf
..gruzh c..4s record beo!, in all thc
libraries -. tcau IND no pceee-
ae0, ~ IL r.; Of the bJldn-
agWte,ae: - w UNle football. Sc
le,tsd t,5aN - the United Pte2N
coach %. he week.
HI, n40,e Is Pal, Brown and Il
ready tu@. name has been stamped
IN OA.2 States &.>''r along with
those o. >acA asWroN lmmortai>
~ Chlet Ha'AE. Ccak.N Cunning
ham -. Wesley te5isS. But Whsr'
!. lex LIS predecessors vea:, ~
ae ..v@t ,la.s .IHe Brown has #en
- y = - >3E>
i. s.. Pa. Brown Is he young
e.. res.. = - western confer
ease. -. Inc svN.hs a-o he W.
= AZ n,.@ya~ - national football
e..r.,. - - 1870 Al.-AmeriCa He
", " lGoN, III hls own ba.li-
~ u. HE .N.sSclo Man OF Mas
SIlou' N.,se '.e had lost Gnly OIL"
-a!a" .. u0 9.,.yed n t.yo Years. but
A,a>>iie4. 49,. L.. was lust d h.gh
Se!lto,
The e1n5 from Il aI.n sehoo, %
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
Williams Hurt

!, Football fans II Beaw,ez have .
e.k worry tbs week
Joha Williams. r@mHs thsaa.
aa5 SaarA-p,ue Of thc WdGsl;.
z=adess. maH Re. he able e taa'
rar, II tie Brawlcy e Ccnyo II;
Williams las been su..erne irom Il
oa,k inWyy since preseason pgae-
aec sessions anG ne Is >uG no. i,
top playing eoudltCN.
Al Indication 81 Williams Sc
taaS condition was an lnclden, IL:
;Gok pace II Tuesdays WorEoat
Williams ana teammate Ralph Bar
ue,;e 6olMded Is they We're a
tempting 70 knock down a pass
Williams fell 10 TIE ground IL agony
and could 10; continue.
Whether O. Not Williams can pay
against e Centro is Of major M
por:ance to the nocthenderS. Last
Friday when the Wildcats batt,ed
CaleXlco. !: came out that Williams
: The difference Il Br2U,ey hoE.aG
4 poor ball e.Ub and i" extreme
5000 Oac
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
SoIons Tie PIayoff
With 80 Victory

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Oct. 8 tUP)
- The ShaughneSsy playoff for the
Pacific Coast leagues presidents S
cup was tied at two games each to-
dav following Sacramento's 3 TO 0
shutout of Seattle here last night
George Munger pitched two-hit
ball against the RainierS to turn in
an easy victory. Seattle committed
three errors. one of which COntri-
buted to an unearned run in the
second.
Les Scarsella let ball get away
from him at first base as catcher
Clvde Kluttz stretched a sure in
field out into two bases. Bob Blat-
tner then scored Kluttz with sin
gle through shortstop.
Lincoln Blakely contributed a
home run for the Solons over the
left field fence in the seventh, and
in the next innings Jack Sturdy
opened with a double to right. ad-
yanced on Chet Wieczorek's sacri-
flee, and came home on Kluttz'
single to left.
Ed Cole, pitching for Seattle, gave
the Solons seven hits. The teams
meet here again tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08

NEW YORK. O.. up - The
,hHcc >teNtiE comic gentlemen on
he New York boxing commission
ocea>.o4aty f9rge- their double talk
end other ls.u1s which make them
,ne darliuGS Of tAc gagSterS. and
ee. down to business with all the
.esI CT naW n0usenaId welding
a acW broom
They did L Yesterday ard. after
al these months. finally cracked
DOWN Oh the locking young
man WHO : lightweight champion
IN this state. He is Lew jenkins, and
h, story is one G. the strangeSt III
tia. stran2est OF all Worlds--the
prize fight racket.
They say that the fire that burns
n.gho>. ard brightest dies first and
.ha. in a few words. is the story
Of jenkins career a few years ago
lie arrived here with 4 broken
down automobile and a pretty
Young wife Fc had come from
Texas 10 sec the worlds fair and all
he wanted VA a few fights at
small clubs 20 earn enough money
70 pay expense, here and bur gas
zinc back hcmo.
Mucn % h.s surprise he began
Ic!:iH- sc day,'shta OH. Of all tho
Ica,Wai1:1,. III lho,c parts. Jen-
:lns was IL indifferent boxer, but
.e lad Z rich. ha~d that landed
Ike INT and he began TO build
un quite a following. Hl7 manager
Va Fred Browning. a Texan. but
lie man WHO handled his affairs in
aNd OUT Of the fight racket was
Hynlc Capliu a fast talker vino
iNeE the ropes and I donl mean
ne ropes that bound thc rlAg Gt
Madison Square Garden,
Everything Was smooth sailing for
Lew and Katie jenkins until he
Won he lightweight championship
T&o, 'ho ~ocf fell IN on rhcm Cap
llp T. ar'c.oDod was associated
" re~oA~ who loved 10 play
cards - chief reason being that
The" a!Wa"s Won Tho law sent Mr..
Can..@ = .Ae BIZ house 20 repent
'he crror of hla ~
Je"E.ls lad t.ou5,e4 Of a diff
.cseHc i:i.d H had q quarrel with
A.@ ".!e. !c We 70 Texas and
issac1 .'a,cmcn' tha' ol, a large
chunk oa' If lie hand that was
iocd.u@ In H CRITICIZED New
Yofk"rs '"o e.on.a @an Tcrc pay
~ tic money 'h.. earned am his
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
TIL DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

purses. for being funny takers.
But. most important of all, he
became more interested in riding
motorcycles at high speed than IN
setting ready for fights. He began
TO lose. and only the fact that he
was involved in non-tltle bouts
kept him from losing his champion
ship.
Monday night in Madison Square
Garden Jenkins struck bottom He
was matched with welterweieht
champion Red Cochrane in another
on of those non-title affairs, and 1t
turned out to be dismal pertor-
nance. 1t was so bad that yesterday
the boxing commission ordered Pro-
moter Mike Jacobs to hold up Jen-
kins' purse, some $1,000.
Late this month jenkins. cham
pion in New York state, is supposed
to fight Sammy Angott, recognized
BY the national boxing commission
as lightweight titleholder. Even II
Jenkins gets over that hurdle, his
doom still is written plainly on the
wall.
For lurking in the wings, eager
TO get a crack at the title is a
bundle of dark dynamite named
Ray Robinson. The Negro lad is a
classy boxer, a nard puncher and
a fast man on his feet. He has
champion written all over him,
and some night this winter he
probably will land the blow that will
send Jenkins back to Texas, There
he can ride his motorcycle and
grow old. telling the neighbors how
he came out of nowhere and for a
brief span of time was great man
on the street of the bright lights.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
NEW YORK STOCKS

-f.& YORK ''.'. 81 - - ..'
stn.t f.arErt ief.!&cd - =. ratr""
-. ,a,as atter se=terGasa saarp
d..uae. Tra-..s !gttc"ed a. soil
iuc pa- r.gLsea.
Pif.e ua.~"s,a,- j. .caailr is-n".
..fo .n-.rtE' .ar'. 4 q" 'rar'i.
roua.s,a a..rss. afhp thc general
.,,.fp "a. I"-- -Pprch'a-ive "N'i
-, H4.-f4I - 80 '.s'..
.-,.el eiaro- nere uEP'r'9rb'@
s.ff tio labor .H4a'ion d" Iar
j.. Ec,rlctcu as': = l3f, ."W a i
49, 1st,r rp-c - d mail 80 rair
-,s,t a,c. r.crs 4f".1ap share
acai,-t toc ~ se-'rrdas CIrU
,..# air. ar.ttse ~ as.on" mar
,. %. aaa. 80 p'..pus session.
Ie" J,ar. Ifo.mIrary 'Io-lre
#f,.s a.,sagr Ihau=fr4aI ,2tls o."
- Pa. = 5. ap r.. ran'. 80
~ 60. r. -rr,F-. SO off -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
L. A. PRODUCE

LoS ANGELES, OFT. S rP) -
DoiaaaG and ira ling continued ra-
th'i low.
Asparagus: loeal ex fDy 1f-i7s fcg
.4-l5.. choice 60. In2er!a! bunch
,o'e.t 4-425: * f. 4.5a-3 -, f-y
-ta- -pccla! 24'--5".
H.atIed teg"t4b,e-. '.ee,- 5a-59e
,arr,., 6o--5c. c".err 100 5a-f"o.
a.-pn 5oe. gr onions - IL. Ger,
,,-..--. mustar. -5-,-.: par-i"E
-H 49, radI~Lcs so--z.. -ltaaeh So
$ ,.rnfps -a-f"e, a.a l5a-a75-
...... ....-e. Wa,crcrc~- -1-.Jc.
I.,a rI-ru3 Cscano san LHI-
l.t..r... Atio-o Graha" AID Berro.
... g. no o. cane 5-5#-c.
-.. nel'r .au.r.sr lug -
- eaa.tGia zig -. Italian 10
...-=. ..#o vefoofI",t local and
-. a.a -ar Diego ao-t. Lomp'e
.-.. 3.,"a @.-1 ~an'a uarja 7z-@"'.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
Sparta
PrePs
Defense

The E Csn.~a Soa@tans SpeH;
tlel" Ga..> W,raoa. Tuesday dri..-
ns on a de:,">e 10 sop Brav,eg
HI=h >eao..s ?.aH> dead en- Fe.-
Gay nlg..;
Contrary : coach Ra,cl-s Holt's
attitude. many Contra. fans save
their boys - oldS u Tie tus>lo
Centra. ,ooh a severe Grub5lne 81
the bands : SVce,water h.zh Ia;
week. b.; s.-~t followers 0. the
S22rt EXPECTED Ia, ana We're IL.
GiSccU.aeeG SWte:Wa,e. boasts oae
O.. tAc s:ro@ze>, erd teams IL tae
heavy la3~. .ea-.e. an5 las. week ;
-amc WaS u poo" indication Of
Spartan 9oWc. dS tar Is valley CON-
pS0ticu Is coHCt.7loG
Wednesday ;ho SpartaHS W. ho.G
a dummy >c-ln,H.aEe ard work on
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
Arabs Lose
-Four Key Men

Fl Centre Umoa college held Il
hare workout Wednesday IL al G.
fort 10 have an effective de,cuse
10 go against PaaCu.N ! { til
weekend
The Aran, wen ;heoueG ,hou
workout without Tie advantage O.
two key players Bill Burke ana
Jack knights Burke twisted hls
knee IN last week tlt Ulth BraW-
Icy c and i IS no; known when
he will be able to sec action a-a.:s
he is definitely out OF the Phocr.x
game Jack knights a.so twisted
knee, there Is a remote possibility
that he will see some action over
the weekend but the ccds are ionS
against 1t.
Two gaping holes IN the Arab
line Will be left by WI;AroW an
Anderson Both VII report soon
to the army but they VII make
the trip to Phoenix.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
HorreI| Smiles

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 8. CUPD-
Coach Babe Horrell smiled on his
UCLA gridderS today for the first
time since the Bruins were trounc-
ed by Stanford. In a tough scrim-
mage between the Red and Gray
teams. Horrel moved Bill Arm
strong, Lynn Compton and Stu Nc
Kenzie into the first string line and
Ken Smelling and Ed Riddle IN
the backfield. Bruin aggreSsiveneSs
and tackling was the best Of the
season
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES OF lUI1 -
Hens, Lcghorn, =. 10 q los =. Il.
Hens, Leghorn over . : 70 : lbs II
Hens. Leg. over lbs and zip o.. Il.
Hens, colored, u .. b. e.. 40
Hens. colored over g.. lbs d up 40
Broilers, J.. and - J.. 70. -.
Broilers over ! : and u9 ! --4 "a.
Fryers, Leg. Nore : + .1- 10
Fryers, coiorcd. - /, q lbs =,
Fryer. ,Qlorod over =. - -
Rooster, coIorcd. over I t2s -
Stags colored ........ ..-..-. 5.
Old Boosters oo1orcG F.. .-.. ..
Old Lerhrrnt BOOSTERS ..-...- .,
DuckunES, P't.u Over . III .... T.
DuckHnFs. Poht' under 8 II .. 60.
Old Ducks. Whste pchiu ...... .-.
Geese -... ..'
Young Tom Ta,t,. - g.. - .f- -
Young Ton TGfacT, -4a-. az -.
Young Hol T.tt,y $ 80 l. Ih- -.
Young Hcn Tatt.s. :. aaH ~ -
Capous. - - & .a- .......a... -
Capoue oyer 5 49, aIa .p ....
RHhnft- Ne s.. e
Eahhl'-. rIhr. .#.''. 80 ,H#
rabbits No. o., ..-........ Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
Stanford Injury
Count Now Three

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Call.
Oct. 8. lUP)-Three Stanford foot
ball players were on the injured
list today with leg injuries and may
not see action against Oregon State
Saturday End Hank Norberg has
a bad knee, Bob Crane and Jack
Barkley. both right halfbacks. have
Charley horses. End Eric Armstrong
was back in uniform. however
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
Durdan in Uniform

CORVALLIS. Ore. Oct. s. Up
Don Durdan, prize back Of tie
Oyegor State squad who prevented
i Washington victory last week. Wis
back in uniform today nursing i
bruised side. He viii see action
against Stanford Saturday. Coach
Lon Stiner continued TO drill The
Beavers behind barred gates.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
L. A. STOCKS

LD- A%GELE- O,'. jPH
TIaacr. m#rnca 'uhc rL 'nr l. y
So, ox#aa.ec ipaa" ".'t 'taa..e
rrIan.cts to". 1ae he .ht9'a =
sIgs, us".warc 'r..r .a'l -. o.
i-.4e IeEt'.tr 30. fyuf gar.
ana t.c t'mai'.ag .rshahgsJ =
the s.r"p t.'s laatr1'.
Tlo lI-f
ceatral J., s.rree' - ~
Scrarlty ,orpant .lat, =. aeau
Pae.flr "a. AID Llse'r.e = III
cousoHda''a =. g. gI,Aahpe
STANDARD DE - ea"n F.. fa,rf
GI 49, I"aa &t.so Eyaa ~
rraG =. Lr - Sr.ar Alreia'f % r..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
CHICAGO GKA{NS

CHICAGO o.. ~. : -
oItaie. moved mas.i.'et. u5rh,.
,oaay after plIsc- q,.fe doa: II .,..
a b1shri in 'afIF s.ai.ag.
sp@ beam GIpGoa T.. l,''. ..
carly. b4t Icsys't#a .eas. -. ~
rho loss.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
SEEING DOUBLE

Programs a; tie Stanford-UCLA
came Saturday showed each team
has player named Forbes Each
was listed as a ha,toack. and each
were TIE same numbered Jersey.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08

There's really some emaning this
year to that traditional cry of root
ing sections representing Uniyer-
sity of California rivals: poor Cal"
The loss of Halfback Jimmy Jurko-
yich has thrown Stub Allison'S plans
out of gear. Too far out, too, we
fear to permit realignment before
the Santa Clara game Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
Your Choice
Teams

Br~I," y. Central .~.--...-..-...-.-
Cs!~zlco T.. I'o.tvilIc
sa'~ Clara &. Calf.
Wa.b.a2o4 =. Wash. State
yo.a Tnea " Lo@ola
Te>a \ & N ~ Penn. State ...-.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
-. D..,2 ~. san Jo.e
Fa-l.m = X. Carolina
coloa5la =. Princeton --.-..--. -.-----.---
r.. - Tg,>ac ....-..-....-..--,
uaretre 49, Njca. State
Northeastern y. Wisconsin .-.---.............-.....
NAME -.......-.........-.... Observation-Disclosures.
Address
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
l.. A. GRAIN

L0- ANGELE- - ) IfI
Wheat 10. J.. 3. .... Si.5h1lt.>.
Harley 10 western sI72:- o. =
Iarles. mailing tspe 81 77&ll'.s5#
.'orf SO ,e1o" tIlr SlHs4i =
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08

That use defeat by a $50 score
at the hands of Ohio State couldn't
happen again if the teams were 10
play every Saturday the rest of
the year in the opinion of most
football men. Ohio State was hot
and use became panicky. the scouts
say. Sam Barry hopes to have the
Trojans back on earth for the Orc
gon game Saturday in Los Angeles.
But oregon, on the basis Of COM
parative scores. rates as the coast
conferences second team.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
PICK YOUR WINNER

>a} friends, have a bit of trouble hands
some oi rou folk, send in pretty sloppy predc-
t t and hat makes things tough for the correctorS
Nov. before long complaints will begin to pour into
- I>,rrs office on the mSspelling of names, but
tr care or the part Of you contestants could dismiss
all tr1,blf there FIJI out your blanks and drop them
mo the boxes provided for that purpose in the
warriors t9"us but bc your name is printed plainly
At tic bottom b'for" YOU drop them in 1t Will save
L. II tr0ibl" for Hou and the post-Press.
o. T., thafs agreed. Here's this weeks list; see
H.,t' sna do With it.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
Coast Grid Dope
BY JIM SULLIVAN

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 8. tUP)-
Last year when Oregon State met
Stanford, oregon State was a Slight
favorite. They pulled the uneXpect-
ed however and lost. This year
Stanford is the favorite. Will Ore
gon State do the unexpected again
and-Win? 1t could be.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
7. A. RITTER &. EGGS

LOS ANGELES. OF fll1
Butter. ENtras 80. jrimc FIRST
3shc. Standard 37o. undeTgradeS
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
/. a. HAY

ID- A&tiELF.~ 0,t H'Pt
L. " .. SiGng.-u.DD
Is ". %o. . leafy S1Sor.I9 On
is 30 ..... S155o-IC -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08
LOCAL RTTTERFAT

/. A Rutt'rfaf ....... ..... ..... a9c
Grade A MI ...-..... Bic
ufa'iattlr Nt.f 90. 4f'-.
l. ..H, t4Ht.'.## g.,#ss. 90
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-08

.t~ A\5IIG- O..
d Asfed
1t,.. aul"r
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HPLS. FL4XFIY'JRES
L. A. BANhS

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Evening star., 1941-08-23
Bible Institute Opens
Fall Term Sept. 8;
Offers II Courses
Glasses Held Three
Nights Each Week;
Other Activities

The Washington Bible Institute
will open the fall term September 8
at BOT D street NV. Seventeen
Bible courses will be taught by 13
pastors and laymen of the city. A
reception for students will be held
at the tent at Wisconsin avenue and
Calvert street NV, at 8 pm, Sep
tember 6.
Glasses will be held each Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday night, the
first period from 7 to 750 pm.
Chapel periods of 20 minutes will
follow and the second hour of
classes will be from $40 to e:10. At
o'clock each Tuesday Christian
Youth Fellowship Hour will be con-
Quoted under the direction of
Eugene A. Scheele. During Febru-
sry the institute will conduct a
prophetic conference with DR.. Lewis
Sperry Chafer of the Dallas Theo-
logical Seminary as speaker.
Those desiring information about
the courses may write institute head
quarters at 1909 Rhode Island avenue
NV, or phone Hobart 0827.
President Glenn w. Wagner con-
ducts a radio hour Him Time -
over Station WINK from 1890 to
II pm. each Sunday, with many of
the institute students participating.
The public is invited to take the
courses at the school without tuition,
the institute being an interdenomi-
national school.
Evening star., 1941-08-23
Radio Evangelist at
Centennial Buptist

Evangelist Dale Crowley will
preach tomorrow at II am. at the
Centennial Baptist Church on
Some Things We Can Know for
Sure" He will speak at 10:30 o'clock
over WWDC on Home"
The evangelist's daily radio
schedule over WWDC includes the
following discussions next week:
Monday, The Blessed Life; Tues
day, The Higher Life; Wednes-
day, The Deeper Life; Thursday.
THE Broader Life; Friday, The
Larger Life" and Saturday, THE
More Abundant Life"
The Bible Round Table, a regular
feature on WWDC, and directed by
Evangelist Crowley will present
Monday at 7 pm. a discussion by
the Christian Youth Fellowship on
Young Folks and the Old Gospel"
Evening star., 1941-08-23
CoIyury Gospel Church

DR.. Jonas E Miller will speak at
II am. on What God Says About
BaCksliders." The service will be
broadcast over WWDC. There will
be special music Mrs Riggs will
speak to the young people at $50
pm.
The Rev William A. Ward. asso-
ciate pastor will speak at 7:45 pm,
on Gods -Four Great Abomina-
tions." There will be music by the
Messenger Twins.
The Radio Gospel Hour will be
heard at at 1890 pm. over station
WWDC. Music will be rendered by
the choir, Mrs. Ward, soloist, the
Messenger Twins, a mixed auartette
and an instrumental number. A
short message will also be given by
DR. Miller
The Rev. Mr.. Ward will speak at
7:45 pm. Wednesday. Prayer will
be held from pm. Friday with a
service at 7:45 pm, with the Rev.
Mr.. Ward speaker.
Evening star., 1941-08-23

persons are asking themselves. Are
there really standards worth suf-
fering and dying for? Like sparks
from a busy anvil. great sentences
are emerging in today's public ut
terances, such as President Roose-
velt's, I'VE would rather die on our
feet than live on our knees" The
men who have learned to stand up
right In the fear of God have ever
been the ones who have refused to
kneel to oppression and wrong.
This week the Sunday schools are
called to study the majestic teach
ings of the Letter to the Hebrews,
a stiff book that deals alike with
the purposes of God and with the
duties of man. On the framework
of the Old Testament teaching it
erects the new structure Of Chris
tian doctrine, showing how the old
law is fulfilled In Christ and His
sacrifice. Nobody can master this
book without a fresh sense of the
central and supreme place Of Christ
as a Saviour in the teachings of
scripture.
The roll of the heroes Of faith, as
called in the eleventh chapter, is
literature to stir and strengthen the
spirit of every reader. It's clearly
stated moral is, Wherefore seeing
we also are encompassed about with
so great a cloud of witnesses"--the
fac ir vi
'1et us lay aside every weight. and
the sin which doth SO easily oeset
us, and let us run with patience the
race that Is set before us, looking
unto Jesus. the author and finisher
of our faith"
An Unknown Author.
We do not know who wrote this
mastery work. The editors of the
King James Version attributed it to
Paul, but scholarship gives good
ground for disputing this. 1t is not
at all in Paul's style. 1t quotes from
the Septuagint Version of the Old
Testament, whereas Paul always
quoted from the Hebrew directly.
Paul was a very personal writer;
nowhere in this epistle is he named.
In the third verse of the second
chapter the author speaks of having
learned the story from those who
had heard the words of the Lord:
Paul always insisted that he had
received the gospel by direct reve-
lation. The book proclaims the
same teaching as Paul, but from a
different angle. This epistle was
Evening star., 1941-08-23
First Baptist Church
To Hear Richmond Pastor

DR.. r. Rupert Coleman, pastor of
the Ginter Park Baptist Church,
Richmond, Va, will occupy the pull
pit of the First Baptist Church to-
morrow in the absence of DR.. Ed
ward Hughes Pruden. His morning
subject will be Jesus Religion, -
and in the evening he will speak on
Gods Seal of Approval" At the
morning service a women's seXtet
from the senior choir, with baritone
solo, will sing Gaul's List the
Cherubic Hosts" and in the evening
the sextet will sing Cu,ran's Bless
ting"
The service Thursday evening will
be led by John Ruthven.
A group of more than so officers
and members of the B. Y. P. U. will
leave for Orkney Springs, Va, this
afternoon on retreat They will
return in time for their service to-
morrow evening.
A softball game and picnic will be
held Monday afternoon at Reservoir
Park, Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets NV.
Evening star., 1941-08-23
One or the 0ther'
Is Metropolitan
Baptist Subject
The Rev. J. M. BuIIbuch
To Preach at Both
Services Tomorrow

"One or the Other" is the subject
tomorrow morning by the assistant
pastor, the Rev. John M. Ballbach,
at Metropolitan Baptist. At 7:45
pm. he will preach on salt of the
Earth" DR.. Sterling Bockhoven will
sing at both services. The Young
Peoples Choral Club will sing at
the evening service.
The five young peoples groups
meet at $50 pm
The Beta Sigma Chapter of the
Columbia Girls will meet Monday
at 8 pm. at the home of Marjorie
Wine. Miss Ruth Clark, director
of the Columbia Girls of the Dis
trict, will be the guest.
On Thursday at $50 am. the
Ladies' Prayer Circle will meet. At
7:45 pm. the service will be in
charge Of William Pierson, in the
absence Of the Rev. Ballbach, who
will be on vacation with Mrs. Ball
bach for the next two weeks. The
Rev. Mr. Ballbach will be guest
speaker at a Bible conference in
Monterey, Mass, over the Labor
Day week end.
Services continue through August
81 at tent, Washington and King
ston avenues, Boulevard Heights,
Md. with Elmer PPiper. evangelist,
preaching. Tonight the young peo-
pie of METROPOLITAN will conduct an
open-air service in Lincoln Park.