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 job would be better than half done. Eddy stated The entire nouor industry receives blame for the activity of a few disreputable, he continued
 However, Eddy opposed opening the door to a parade of new li- censes. The Association opposes unlimited liquor establishments, he seid. not because of any desire to stina competition, but because it dc,s not want to see any more towns in Alaska like Anchorage, when it was the longest bar in the world" That would be the surest way to get put out of busi- ness, la said.
 Be Wary Of Clubs
 Eddy also advised Juneau Coun- cilmen to be wary Of club licenses, such as the psuedo clubs now prev alent to the Westward and which are just closed-door bars. That problem has been put to the Legis- lature, but 1t is a hard one to handle.
 In last warning, Eddy said wide open competition in the li- ouor business would be ruinous competition, which would lead men who wanted to run respectable places, but were facing failure, to grasp at straws. That would mean bad conditions, he concluded.
 The liquor discussion was pre- ceded by multitude of everyday matters. An application by Will jam Sweeney to transfer his Capitol Bar license to the Midget Bar location was referred to the Police Committee. The Mayor re- ported that action was being talk en on securing fire escapes for the Grade School; requested by Sup erintendent A. B. Phillips. The Council approved transfer of the Royal Blue Cab license to MT and Mrs. Glen Trueblood.
 Tax Sale Soon
 The City Clerk and City En- gineer were directed to prepare delinquent property lists and make other preparations for a tax sale in the near future The Mayor was authorized to negotiate for a revision and compilation of the City Ordinances, inasmuch as the agreement made a year ago with Attorney Henry RoGen had not been carried out Mayor Hen drickson suggested that it might be possible to arrange cost-shar- ing with other cities, so as to work out more or less uniform codes.
 In answer to queries by the May or, the Council received letter from Alaska Juneau General Sup erintendent J. A. William, which reviewed conditions regarding electric power availability. Enough power through the summer and shortages in winter has been the general record through the years, Williams said The Annex Creek, Salmon Creek and central steam plant operations furnishing pow CT in winter have a top production of ll,000 kw. which has fallen short of supplying 10th City and mine on several occasions when the latter was operating.
 Demand Increased
 City demand has recently in creased by 500 ky and if the mine is reopened, the company is plan ming to cut operating costs through machinery that will require an ad- ditional 2,0O0 kw, making the sit u2tion even tighter, Williams went on. He concluded that, with the mine operating again. there would not be sufficient power to supply City and mine demands in winter especially as past years have
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and that a breakwater be built to protect the city of Nome
 H. J. M. 33, by Reps. c. D. An derson and Laws-Asks the repeal of existing laws whereby white per sons are restricted from owning reindeer in Alaska.
 H. J. M 34, by Rep. Ost-To Congress and the Secretary of the Interior, asking that funds be ap- propriated to pay tuition for Ma tive children attending Territorial schools.
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shown frequent long interruptions in transmission from Annex Greek The present contract between the A-J and the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company expires at the end of this year, but is renew able for another five years and Williams believes that if present conditions are unchanged it is likely that the contract could be renewed without increase in the charge for power furnished the City.
 However, there are many vari- ables. such as fuel cost for the steam plant; and, if the mine re- opens the power is worth more to the company than the sale price, which would point to an increase in charge.
 No Catch, No Pay
 Still other matters before the Council were:
 An announcement by the Mayor thal h2 will seek a dog catcher on a mo catch, no pay basis; com plaints by Nick Rocovich against the Juneau Water Company, for six weeks without water service to seven families residing in his apartment on Seventh Street, doubling his water rate without notice. The Council promised to see the water company about the two matters.
 c. B. Holland presented prob lem concerning a broken sewer crossing his residence property. A health menace was recognized, but as the sewer is on private proper ty, no one was sure of the legal questions involved and the matter was taken for reference to the City Attorney.
 Airport Formidable
 The Mayor proposed informal CAA officials on the airport, to be held in tke near future, with in- terested parties invited.
 The Council voted to purchase a bulldozer attachment for the new grader-S676, FOB Peoria. Ill. It was noted that the Scoopmobile had paid for itself this winter. The Mayor asked for suggestions reoarding future public works pro- jects that could be planned now since EVA advance planning loans might not Ee forthcoming after June 30. Immediate sug- gestions were: A new school a new boat harbor, new street lighting system Nielsen asked for better lighting, right now, on Willoughby Avenue.
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STEAMER M0vfMfNTS

Princess Norah, from south. due Monday afternoon or evening
 Denah, from Seattle, scheduled to arrive Monday. Goes to Sitka, returns to Juneau. then sails vest ward
 Square Sinnet scheduled to sail from Seattle today.
 Aleutian scheduled Southbound evening of March 10
 Northern Voyager scheduled to sail from Seattle March l2.
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TEEN-AGE CLUB E 10 GIVE DANCE TONIGHT
 TO VISITING CAGEPS

Tonight's dance at the Teen-Age Club will honor members of the Petersburg High School basketball team
 Tt is hoped said Director Zach Gordon, that every member of our club will be present. The visitors have made big nit with us and we are proud to have them as our special guests"
 Dancing begins at 9:30 pm.
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H 0 U SEE MEASURES
10th DAY, MARCH !: lMeaSureS Pascal

H J. M 23-Requesting the Fed eral government to refund half oi the Income Tax revenue from AL aska to the Territory.
 H. B. 57-To provide for stocking of certain portions of Alaska with game animals, fish and birds
 H. B. 96-To appropriate S464 tC defray the expenses of two High way Patrol officers on a trip to Washington, D. c.
 s. B. 19-To revise the election laws to require oath of qualification upon filing of candidacy for cleo tive Territorial offices.
 s. B. 31-To provide for the com pilation of the laws of Alaska.
 s. B. 44-To increase the motor fuel tax to two cents a gallon.
 (Measures Killed
 H B 90-To levy a 20 percent tax on lotteries, pools and rallies. Indefinitely postponed
 H. B. 91-To levy a tax of 10 percent on admissions. Indefinitely postponed
 Bills IntrOduceG)
 H. B. l06, by Rep. Egan-To place a bounty of S5 each on eagles and appropriate $15,00O for that pur- pose. To Ways and Means.
 H. B. l07, by Rep. c. D. Ander- son-To make the members of the Territorial Board of Education el- ective instead of appointive. To Committee on Education.
 H. B. l03, by Rep. Maurice John son = To require administrative agencies to hold open meetings when adopting rules and regula- tions. To Judiciary Committee.
 H. B. l09, by Reps. Hoopes and M Johnson-To require Territorial departments receiving funds from outside sources to make full ac- countings of them to the Budget Board. To Judiciary Committee.
 H. B. no. by Rep. Vukovich, by request-To provide regulations for labor and employers engaged in water transportation between Alas ka and the States. To the Trans portation Committee.
 H. B. Ill, by Rep. Barnett-To amend the laws relating to office hours and salaries of Territorial employees. To Labor Committee.
 H. B. 112, by Rep Barnett-To raise the per diem for Territorial officials to $10 per day, To Judi ciary Committee.
 H. B. 113, by Reps. Huntley and McCutchecn - General appropria- tion of s10,347,114. To Ways and Means Committee.
 H. B. IA, by Rep. Frank John son-To slightly change the word ing of the laws relating to the manufacture and sale of intoxicat- ing liquor. To Judiciary Committee.
 H. B. 115. by Rep. Ost, Pollard, McCutcheon, Huntley and Barnett A misuse of the powers of the legislators.
 Memoris-5 introduced
 H. J. M. 32, by Rep Edward Anderson Directed to the U. s. Engineers and asking that the Snake River harhor project at
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CAMERA CLUB ELECTS
 OFFICERS ON MARCH 12

The Juneau Camera Club will hold it's annual election of officers at the next meeting on March 12. The meeting will take place in the High School Science Laboratory and will start at o'clock.
 Other subjects to be covered at this meeting will be amendments to the constitution, plan for the Salon exhibit to be held next fall and further plans on the travelling exhibit being collected for distribu- tion to the States.
 The practice of saluting a ships quarter-deck is attributed to the old Roman custom of paying re- spect and obeisanee to pagan shrines carried on board.
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"(4:30 a yesterday to 420 IT,. m
 WEATHER SYNOPSIS: The
 
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ATTENTION EASTERN STAR

Juneau Chapter No. ' honoring visiting members and Nugget Chap CT No. 2, Tuesday March II, g pm ALICE BROWN, Secy.
 adv. 522-t2
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10

ing Mrs. Arillia Harris, Mrs. A.
Hawkins, Mrs. L. johnson a n d
children and Mrs. G. M. Griffin
were guests ...... Mr.. and Mrs. Luz
Their Green are the proud parents
of baby boy, Luther, Jr. MISS
Lille Lee Bishop and Cedal DIX
on were married last Saturday
night -. Miss Nanette Clayton
has returned home from Omaha
where she was employed, to enter
school -. Mrs. A. Hawkins was
stricken i'll Monday night and was
taken to a hospital in Ashdown.
Mrs. Bessie Smith of Tulsa is here
to help with her mother She was
brought home Wednesday much
better -. 1--WE: The stop sign for
Wilton School bus is a cross cut
saw ..... Little E. M. Harris start
ed to school and saw his mother
fixing TO catch the bus and out
ran the Dixie Bus to her. Believe
it or not
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THE ROUNDUP

~ e ' annual Prairie View grid classic s,o,od 70. M
DOW" monday night October looms as n na,ra, Co., h.
40 are "oeeaed and united now tied for ,bo Ioa
"n loop although the have won tco ana ,l
- "pe mat q lacing Mumford's Souborr -,
81 '"o Vi uamolng Saturday night might proyo inc, 49, 49,,
'suarS needed to spur them keen them IN ,tn
for conoron ou'eih journeys to Austin on October
'o, ul win Sam Illusions rrid,,,
b., Ioh H. Rettgs Texas State UNIVERSITY ri,r , 'S"'
LANDINGS crest riding Cinderella" team ia H., pay
before to, 50 i'u VIII be primed their seasons o.
% houston andom Lemoyne COLLEGE Of opener
as Tr year score with Bishop same night NJ Nr
IN n AZ euns OF Bishop and Mad Narcap" o,,g, IT, ~
- score IN Boshops - Saird,, ni,t ~ resulted
Won I4 s ARKANSAS State Lions will challenge P o'I IL
-rboir $500 u'' the hghts at Texas COLLEGE S,dt, "
foIgb, ] against Tennessee State tabs this one - h yer
an We a RUM Smiths Jarvis Christians win ''oS'y
their ,,,, ar Jones Paul Quinn Tigers who ,r | ~ o'n
1n 1d on the striped Capital, Randall o to kno"
s WIN De seeking their first victory Of tt o"' nus Haw-
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WILMAR
Mrs. Louise NJ. Rutherford

Mrs. Elnora Robertson of Chi
cago, Illinois is house guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert
Jackson and family ~ Miss Zen
niebe Allen has returned from
Chicago and was accompanied
home by her brother, A. D. Allen
49, Mrs. l.. B. Taylor, directress
of Mt. Tabor Singing Glass spon-
sored a musical program at the
church Sunday, Sept. 18th. Invit-
ed guests included members of
Shady Grove AME Church and
Rev. j. F. Vaughn, pastor. Every
one enjoyed high" day see. Miss
Resie Mae Johnson sponsored a
box supper at the school building
Thursday night. All who were
present enjoyed a wonderful time.
Games We're played during the
supper and Mrs. B. M Simmons
won first prize in the bean bag"
game. Quarterly conference will
be held at Shady Grove AME
Church Sunday, October 10Th. Al
members and friends are asked tc
cooperate in helping to make thi,
a high day. Rev J. F. Vaughn
pastor 49,. Mrs Christine Robert.
son and children were in Warner
Saturday doing bit of fall shop.
ping ...... Mrs. B E. Simmons made
business trip to Warren Frida,
afternoon .--.. Mrs. Sarah Predd,
is vacationing in California.
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RoSSTON
Lena Mae Galberth

Oak Grove bad fine Sunday
School lesson. Earline Young was
in charge of all classes ~s... The
cosnal 4 Singers of Camden ren"
dered \ program at New Bethel
Sunday S44i2 was raised ..---.~
Mrs N V. Hicks and Minnie Lee
Evans spent Thursday with their
DAUGHTER and sister, Mrs. Estelia
T,dweu Mrs. Myna Staples
snent Thursday with Mrs. Lena
Graham - Henry Staples start
ed on his new job at the rubber
plant in Camden .4.-. John b.
Tidwell is repairing his house a.~
Mrs Lillian Evans spent Sunday
with her niece, Mrs. Leo Tidwell
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas and
family and Lucille Gulley went
10 Reader Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Lena Thomas had lots of fun with
Richard Jeremiah Young and
James Arthur and Louis Edward
Neal Some were running and
some were crying --z-. Dorothy
Faye Evans is playing hockey
since school has started Mrs.
Minnie Lee Evans and children
and Mrs. Mamie Evans spent last
week with their mother-in-law,
Mrs. Lillian Evans ..a.- Marselle
Tidwell likes school this year -......
If you want to know what's 60
ing on around Rosston read the
STATE PRESS.
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McGEHEE
Miss c. Green


Miss Louise Stanley was honor
ed September 18th with a birth
day party at the Casino Club.
Several out of town guests and a
special guest were present. She
received many gifts and reports
an enjoyable time .---. Mrs, Al
sena Reed and children of Baux-
ite are spending a while here with
her aunt Mrs. George White ........
Miss Ozell Washington left last
Sunday for Pine Bluff to enter
school ........ Miss Laura Lee Nc
Neal, Charlie Williams and Sam
Farr are on the sick list ...... Miss
Callie Green spent the week end
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By Melvin TapleY

with her sister, Mrs. Rose Sheri-
dan of Holly $500. Rev. A. New
man and family of Prescott are
looking in on relatives and friends
He also visited his grandmother
who is confined to her bed in Tai
lulah, La. .... Rev. Reuben Fitz-
hugh of Little Rock spent sever
al days here with relatives and
friends. He also preached a Won
derful sermon at McGehee Bap-
fist Church Tuesday night. Sept
ember 30th 1900. Mrs. Gertrude
Tucker was week end guest of her
daughter in Gould ....... Mrs. Julie
Miner has as guest her grand
daughter, Mrs. Emma Louise of
St. Louis, Mo. ........ FLANDERS Green
of Pine Bluff looked in on friends
and relatives Sunday evening.
Mrs. r. J. Griffin was presented
in a musical recital Sept. "a at
SCOTS Chapel here. This affair
| was sponsored by the WSCS of
which Mrs. J. G. Shaw is presi-
! dent. The occasion was one OF
high class and dignity Mrs. Crit
fin held her audience with charm
and alteration as she thrilled their
souls with zion songs. The mum
bers Cried Holy and Give Me
Grace swept the audience with
applause Mrs Evelyn Thompson
wife of Rev L. T. Thompson, was
Mistress of Ceremonies. Mrs. Tom
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heny keans Tennessee
hayes Langston Lions SO Oklahoma
lbs marks the third
3aern Conference the
Aese Langston all feeling
aanes Inc keanmen resorted sheer
O hst ha touchdowns and lead In
ahe iigers loosed Popeye
10 annex two
Smo Tor the final Tennessee
geo visiting team personal fouls that cos
Hn oa OF 100 yards in penalties
oisdes Tennessee and completed ono ~,
a TWO passes Langston downs and comnd o 81
rlme WV "
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MILL CREEK
Fannie Mae Jones

Rev r. V. Morton, pastor of the
Piney Grove AME Church has
been sick but Rev. p M Perry
has carried on his meetings and
has preached some very interest
ing sermons w Robert Lee Jones
left Saturday for school We are
hoping he will make good 49,.
Mrs. Jessie Lee Blackmon has re-
turned home after a two weeks
vacation Her husband was very
glad to have her come back $500.
Mrs Emma Weatherspoon is do
ing fine now .-. ALB Payne is
doing fine counting now. Her
beau is H. Harris . f. Black
nell is getting so far behind ALB
Payne .... Some of our people
certainly do hate to pay anything
in church. They are leaders. too.
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-''''' ''9 came back to town ........
what is the matter with CD and
IVES - DJ is happy again since
FLO came back to town. He was
up to see her the other Saturday
.... is has found new sweet
heart since EJB left Is it true
that ELS Is loving &c? Well, that
is the talk Of the town ........ /
wonder which girl has the best
60 with FLO There are several
girls pulling over him. Well, my
best guess is DJ ... Well. what
do you know; MD is strictly on
the frame with WV
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WILTON
Edna NJ. Harris

Mrs. f. Parker has returned
home after short visit with her
mother and sister in Rosston ...
Mrs. G.. Barnes of Omaha, Nebr.
and w. L. Hughes of California
visited their sister, Mrs M. Har-
ris on the 7th ...... Rev. d. c. New
els visited r. Harris and G. r.
johnson last Sunday ..... Schools
opened here on the 18th with a
line enrolment .... Mr.. and Mrs
Lonnie Parks of Kansas City Wis
tied their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Harris. A fish dinner was Civ
en- honoring them Monday even
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FoRDYcE
Oma Gene Juniel

Mrs. Velma Warren attended
the revival meeting in Greenville
80. Reuben Johnson visited his
cousin, Mrs. Jewel Cooksey ........
Mrs. Selma Smith visited her
cousin, Mrs. Lucy Matthews Fri
day -. George Cooksey visited
his son, Jewel Cooksey ......... Mrs.
Joe Smith visited her brother,
Sidney Cooksey Wednesday $500.
Sidney Cooksey and family visit
ed his father last Sunday ..... Rev
Rogers visited Mr.. Andrews
Thursday ~... Joe Smith is doing
some carpenter work for E. M
Rayford.
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TULIP
imogene Smith

imogenc Smith
j. y Smith opened and con-
Quoted Sunday School The Jr.
Class is still the banner class
Mrs, a. b. London sponsored
box supper Saturday night AT the
Church ... Mrs Matte a. Smith
and family motored TO Malvern
Saturday to visit her son and
daughicr-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs Jno.
f Smith .. Miss Ollie Mae Walk
or Of Carthage. and Hugh Wilson
were married last saturday ......-
1--WE: Els is having swell time
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10

ME Dansby of Little Rock recited
original poetry. One of the poems
recited was God Planted the
City. The scenery of Hot Springs
was used as an inspiration for
the poem The people Of McGehee
are grateful TO Mrs. Thompson for
bringing such wonderful talent to
this city We are also appreciative
to Mrs. Shaw who put forth every
effort to make the occasion a sue
cess. Rev. l.. T. Thompson is pas
tor
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10

underwent an operation -~... Miss
Irene Maxwell of Pine Bluff is
spending the week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wenthorn Max
we'll
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PRAIRIE VIEW SHADES BISHOP s

Billy Ncks Prairie View Panhers gded
To lead the Southwestern
Shannon Lttes Bishop grid usse at
Far Park Stadium, Marshall Texas Saturday
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PARKDALE
Luvenia Maxwell

The 2lst Anniversary of Rev ].
r. Littleton as pastor of Green
Grove M. B. Church began Thurs
DAY and will continue through
Sunday. Program presented
FIRST NIGHT
Zion Hill NJ. Il. Church
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aLCORN COLLEGE 20, pHLANpER SMITH q

o,ese buis turned back the Smith Panthe
,,,,ra s, i nome hed with 20 0 marked the
game from the Little Rock oIo,,a
~ uru successive shutout The Panhers next outing will
ae ''N"S o'ooer 10 IN Lit
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7;0O-Meeting conducted by Off.

7:00-Meeting conducted by Off.
GERS of the Zion Hill and Lee
Chapel Church.
Welcome by Sister c Haines.
Congregational Song.
Sermon by Rev. j. M Mooney.
Collection by Sister Esther Lew
is and Bro. Willie Norman
Benedicton,
SECOND NIGHT
7,3O-Meeting called to order by
the Mistress of Ceremonies, Sis
ter Florence Webb.
Church Guest; st. Paul M. b.
Dedication by Bro c. H Ho-
ward. Sister Carrie Curenton,
Sermon by the Pastor.
Alternate Rev. Joshua Brown OF
Eudora, Arkansas.
Collection by Bro. Henry Lle-
gins and Sis Luberdia Wattley
Benediction,
SUNDAY MORNING
9:3O-Modern Sunday School con-
Quoted by the Supt. Felix Webb
Class No. ! taught by Rev, w
w. WEIGH,
Glass No. 2 taught by Sister
Frances Golden.
Glass No. 3 taught by Sister
Carrie Henderson.
Lesson reviewed by Rev. E. B.
Stronges.
ll:30-General Service.
Meeting called to order by the
officers of Green Grove Church.
Business period. All members
81; Mistress of Ceremonies in
charge
Welcome address by Sister Ezza
May Lewis, Morning Star
Church in charge.
Program conducted by Bro. Will
son Taylor, Bro. Walter Steven
son.
Solo by Sister Thelma Brim.
Paper by Sister V. Davis.
Solo by Bro Calvin Standard
Subject, well Done"
Quartet by the Golden Star
Singers.
Collection by Bro, Mayfield and
Sister Willie May Grant
Anniversary Sermon by Rev M.
c. Elliott
Sister Betsie Grant. Sister Mar
garet Bradley, Sister Mildred
Hanes, Sister Ester Lee Win
brook of Eudora are running for
Queen. The One raising the
highest amount above $500 viii
be given a prize.
Finance Committee: Sister c
Haines, Bro, Hosea Davis, Sister
Johnson, Bro, Felix Webb.
Refreshment Committee: Siste
| Rosie Crocken and others
Communion by the Pastor.
Rev. J. r. Littleton. Pastor
Sister Fannie Bradley, Clerk
Sister Webb, Mistress of Cere
monies
Revival meeting closed at S
Paul M B. Church last Frida
night. There were q candidate
for baptism ....... Mrs. Matte Hat
cher of Chicago, IL, and Mr..
Daisy Thompson of Dermott spen
the week with Mr. and Mrs: Char
ley Howard ........ Mrs. Georg
Davidson and Mrs. Matte lie
Maxwell are home from a Bias
trop, La hospital where they bot
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Shippers Southwest Sport. 0graph"
X. r. DIXON

football season Is oacis
three weeks of age Wiley the only uhaeeo
the Southwestern Athlete CONFERENCE
perhaps both of these are oue "
drop form company Monday night October ld' We
they their 18th Annual Cotton Bowl classic at the 9
Fair of featuring Negro Day at the fair
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LAST WEEKS sCoREBoARD;

LAST WEEKS SCOREBOARD:
Wiley 26 Arkansas Prairie View g. Bishop College u
Tennessee State 49, Langson University
Cirambling College Southern University g.
FIRST OUTING
unleashed presumed offensive
against Arkansas by comfortable
talyng dee each quarter OF the game
the felnes rst ouuhB
against competition Ltvingons thrilling Gu
third period hghghed the second ha
Williams Upchurch, registered touchdown
after touchdown Hank Pennymon Maurice
sandous with stellar all
Arkansas
GRAMBIING TOPPLES SOUTHERN Il
Themselves
Cinderella night when they with
all Souhens Robbe charges oVerhaued
Southwestern Conference grid champs and kept
stubborn t2 @
the drug batch The
Jaguars the sixth the first when Snow
Taylor gded off his the first
period
Annexng Gramblne ahead
z s and ended the first half scoring
The inspired Grambng lads back the last half
things r Ensley
the Southern in the third Four later
se plunged for the rmbng touchdown
cmaXed the the fourth he
ole of Souherns line rambed
90 yard touchdown
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Prairie View g. Bishop college, u
Alcorn 20 Phlander Lngston University o.
Cramblng College 81. Southern University g.