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Evening star., 1947-03-02
American U. Busketers
Trounce Alumni Team

American University cagers
showed no mercy on the old grads
last night, beating the Alumni five,
64-20, in the annual seasons finale
in the A. U. gym.
Scoring was divided between the
first, second and third teams Of
the varsity while George zuras, who
holds the District scoring record in
college competition, was held to
seven points for the Alumni.
Evening star., 1947-03-02
Hoya Quintet Avenges
Defeat by Penn State
Speeiol Dispoteh to The Sior

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Mar. L.
Georgetown University squared
matters for the season with Penn
State by defeating the zone de-
fense masters, 50-42, here tonight.
Penn State defeated the Hoyas by
three points early in December.
Andy Kostecka, stopped last night
when the Hoyas lost to Duquesne,
came back with a 2O-point perform
ance to pace the Hoyas, while Ru-
sinko, who made eight foul shots
in his total, topped the Lions with
12.
Georgetown's record stands at 16
victories and defeats, with two
games remaining, one with unbeaten
Duquesne Tuesday night in Wash
Evening star., 1947-03-02
Tomi-Muscoto Fight Set

BUFFALO, N. Y, Mar. l R.-
Fight Promoter Charley Pinto said
today that Tami Mauriello- Joe Mus
cato heavyweight fight scheduled
for last Tuesday and then Cancelled
would be held here March 10.
Evening star., 1947-03-02
MexiconLoo Club
Asked toWithdru,w
BY the Associofed Press

MEXICO CITY, Mar. 1.-The
Mexican Baseball League con-
firmed in a statement published
today that Nuevo Laredo had
asked not to play this season" !"
The leagues announcement
gave no reason for Nuevo
Laredo's withdrawal, but Erasmo
Lares, Nuevo Laredo's manager,
had said his club "can not and
will not pay" the salaries asked
by many of the players.
The league said it had applica-
tions from Guadalajara, Leon,
Chihuahua, Vera Cruz and
others to replace Laredo.
Evening star., 1947-03-02
Roin Postpones St. Pete Golf

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Mar.
l P.-Heavy rains today caused
postponement of the scheduled third
round of the 72-hole st. Petersburg
open golf tournament. The final IS
holes of the $4,000 event will be
played tomorrow. Jimmy Demaret
is leading by two strokes.
Evening star., 1947-03-02
Kentucky Gorners
S. E. Crown Again
BY the Associofsd Press

LOUISVILLE, KY, Mar. l.
Kentucky romped to its fourth
straight Southeastern Conference
basket ball championship here
tonight with a 55-38 victory over
Tulane, but only after overcom-
ing the stiffest kind of opposi-
ton from the upset-minded
Green Wave.
Evening star., 1947-03-02

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. / R.--The st.
Louis Browns will meet the Boston
Braves here tomorrow in the first of
a string of 40 exhibitions for the
Browns between now and opening
day, with only five dates open along
the route.
Evening star., 1947-03-02
Unbeaten Terp Rifle Team
Beats Western MARYLAND

The University of Maryland rife
team retained its undefeated status
by outscoring Western Maryland,
1,405 to 1929, yesterday at College
Park. Arthur Cook and E. Briguglio
of the Old Liners tied for individual
honors with 288 each, firing the
same score from all positions.
Evening star., 1947-03-02

Ike vice president Blng CROSBY, Is racing man
-. He owns the famed Darby Dan Farm in Ken
lucky and one of his yearings might well be worth
$25,000
Clark Grifnth, who has adopted" such feminine
golf stars as Helen Detweer and Betty Hicks in
the past claims his latest favorite Babe Didrickson
zaharias is the greatest woman player of all time
.. Ball players who have seen Babe drive confess
there isn't major Lacquer in Florida who can poke
golf ball within 40 yards of hers she was aver
aging nearly 270 yards when she passed through
Orlando.
Clubowners are squawking at the price hikes by
Florida hotels and restaurants, particularly the
latter because the quality of the chow has fallen
Evening star., 1947-03-02

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Olhayerry IN. Peterson) =
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See- Tee See (R. Eeves) s)--
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I Monsoon (P. GlidewelD--
Texas Sandman &c. Arcaro)
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I Terry Bargelle tSwigart)
81 Lobo tW. Bailey
t Adrogue tF. Zufelt)
Brio a Brac q. Ba,aski) -
+ Mandy Pass q. Nichols) =
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Gala Damion Il. Gilbert)-
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S10.50. Stitch Again, S17.6l
+ Field. No scratches.
Olhaverry worked his +,
drive and favored with . rus
ing to the far turn moved II
impeded armed and Monsoon
worked his way UP on the. OF
racing stoutly in the stretch
along from the start, and TO
when Stitch Again drifted OF
punishment when bothered
sill the way. Autocrat on
in spots. Fl Lobo was bottle
Burning Dream. Plover I'M
peded under early pressure.
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Santa Anitu Hundicup

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Evening star., 1947-03-02
Win, Lose, or Draw
Steam From the BubbIing CouIdron
By FRANCIS E. STANN

LAUDERDALE F1a Mar Those supposedly in the know
insist reenberg will paid 100000 the
that addition reenberg given
yearing Galbraith
Evening star., 1947-03-02

gifted artists walk away from
steak dinner hungry Wgey the Chicago
Cubs solved the problem characteristic fashion at his Catalina
training brought his favorite chef from Cnl-
cago shipped pounds prime beef for him to bro
Braves Comp Site Aerial Show
the training Boston Braves but looks more
The Braves front ONCE folk are the
most with their three owners dashng
system Harry Jenkins personally flying another plane
insignia jenkins was an AAr lieutenant
during war. flying P-38s in Europe.
Fishing boat captains and Miami taking
an awful financial trimming the weather that goes Tor
spomen idlng in the hotels too wnn
me- the odme baseball lobby stters!
.. Extinct along with the sliding pits, seems like
Gerry Priddy by Clark Grth the ote Gay ne
was given salary according the Mats owner be-
cause base to shortstop Even
did give him shifting Griffith Il wouldn't admit It,
A ball player got play where he's asked"
Look akes squadSid Hudson and rookie pcner
Howard Martin Bluege have long look at Mar
tin because Florida State League from which he
springs produced Hudson Mickey Haener and Stan Msa
At IA, Ben White Still Is Tops
One of the astonishing Florida now is Ben White
otng driver who has won four ana
IA Kentucky almost impossible to believe he is "a
years old and his sit In suky and oVe
PAGER or minutes rottng morse
racing way headed for ame boom and Buck
ON former Washington neWspaperman VINO oHecUs puoS'
partially responsible
So far there the title Of the major leagues
most the leaders the Braves Pirates and
will he to make money well as spend 1t hano
the has there ever been ball cuo winch nao
six outfelders left-handed at the plate?
The Mats Grace Spence and Netcher) and
Clark Griffith Washington Jared appro-
maey souhpaw pitching 1916 as against rgnt
handlers YES but than they won
Whatever ball players who worshpped the ncycie
deck? dvotees there are no poxeI
pnoch players in Of the camps ana ~ percent
athletes don't know what SMOKER the 0oush ~ s
he
Evening star., 1947-03-02

Totals 10 Is SO Totals - Ii
Score at half: Nd, 2S-1S.
Evening star., 1947-03-02

Stt .Su- feIt 1Iulet ,OlU.UU.
No overweiehts. Two-doll.
'ay up steadily and came
/ to draw away. Stitch Aga
10 command, bore out sharp
while holding on wen. Pc
tside and finished with Good
run. was bothered In stretch
the stretch turn NOV
and then tired. Monsoon
n last eight. Texas Sand
le inside, could not get thl
ed when Gala DAfnion swe1
Ihed well. Gala Damion 4
Hank H was bumped early &
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Totals Is 10 40 Totals ]
Evening star., 1947-03-02

mutuels, S32.7O, $500,
the outside for the flnal
was close UP and round
In the final furlong and
Time was slow to- pegin,
Courage. See-Tee-See was
rive. Armed was hustled
up gamely, was bothered
vas racing stoutly. under
IN showed . good effort
igh. Terry Bargello ran
ID early and also impeded
erved early and also i'm
1 bore IN when clear.
Evening star., 1947-03-02
Browns to PIoy Braves

Totals 1716 so Totals
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should prove once again that smear campaigns ale
election. The Collins forces, lacking legitimate am.
munition to fire against Humphrey, resorted TO as
nasty bit Of reputation daubing I've seen in
long time. The American voter Is not quite Gulble
and susceptible he used to be- nowadays when
smear tactics used against political candidate
who has good record in office, John T. Public brushes
the beer sudS of his lip long enough 10 wonder II
somebody isn't taking him for damb fool An
American forgive anything else except being taken
for damb fool-and finding IL out
The Collins boys, for bunch Of supposedly smart
Joes, showed Rbysmal ignorance Of human nature.
They made their first mistake when they brought up
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Social
and
Personal

Mrs. Frank Curtis, @2Ol Fifth
Ave, So. entertained the members
Of the I. y. Il, Club with steak
fry at her home Saturday, June Z,
Members present wcre MeSdamSs
Oollle Peery, Harriet Jones, Minnie
Rhodes, Marie Reddick. Nancy Al
len, Ivy Massengil. Mary Louise
Cannon, aud Christine Johnson.
Out Of town guests were Mosdames
Helen Ward, Hartford, Conn, &c.
nova ChRrdoR Kansas City, Mo,
and Miss Opal White Of Mime
apolis, Door prizes were won by
Mines, pollle Poery, frat, Mary
Louise Cannon. second, and Ivy
MaSSengill, third. Each Of the
guests was presented with gift,
Mr.. Mack Bobo. Milwaukee. Wis.
left Thursday, Juno ~, for his
home after spending u few days In
the city visiting his brother and
sister in-law, MIR, and Mira. James
Bobo, ~ Hyland Ave. No.
Miss Marian Curry, daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Curry, 1886
Fifth Ave So, Was among tho
June graduates at Bryant Junior
High School.
The Missionary Society Of ST,
Peter A, NJ h, Church, will meet
Friday, June ~, from 2 TO I >, M,
at tho home Of Mrs. Belle Glover,
3740 Fourth Ave. So. All mem
bcrs are urged to DO present. Busi.
ness Of importance will be dis
cussed,
Mrs. Mclrosc Green, 979 Aldrich
Ave. No, underwent an operation
at FRirviOw Hospital, Friday, June
q. Her condition IL good.
MIR, and Mrs. William Nash.
1900 Rockford Road. were hosts at
Sunday night supper, June 4, TO
Mrs. Emma Simms and MIR. W. II,
Williams, the Nash's FIRST guests
since moving into their new home.
Mrs. EHIIs LSMonde. indianapolis,
Ind, will leave Saturday. June II,
for her home. She has been In the
city for several weeks due 20 the
death Of her sister. Mrs. Mary
Britton. While here, Mrs. LeMonde
resided at the home Of Mira. Mary
Alice Smith. 2029 Fifth Ave. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Gray, 42O
4. S7th st., arrived home Monday,
June o. from WoStbcrry, l.. l.,
where they spent two weeks visit
ing MIR, Gray's sister, Mrs. Matte
Smith, whom he had not seen for
~ years.
Mr.. Melvin Stone. ST., and son,
Stanley. SOS Bryant Ave. NJ, at
tended the Model Air Meet at
Boone. Iowa. Sunday, June 4. Stan
Icy won first place In the u and
& class model motor division.
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Aurora; Mrs. Zula Tandy, 500 lyle
hart Ave; Miss Gertrude James,
76I Rondo Ave.
Dinner Guests: Mrs. Clara X.
Smith, COZ Rondo Ave, had as her
dinner guests, Sunday, June 4, MIR,
and Mrs, John White Of Kalispell.
Mont; Mrs. Odivine Bryant of De-
troit, Mich; Mrs. Pauline Graham
Of Joplin, Miss; Mrs. Ida Bell
CovingtOn and MIR. John w. Davis.
Retired to Work: Mrs. William
Small, STA Rondo Ave, returned to
work at Raymond Laboratories,
Monday, June 8, after being i'll at
her home for the past week.
Announces Marriage: Mrs. Tom
my Williams Of sos St. Anthony
Ave, announces the marriage Of
her brother, Charles Monroe
Walker, to Miss Mildred Taylor of
Los Angeles, Calf, which took
place Saturday evening, June 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker are both ma
tives Of Omaha, Nebr. Mrs. Walk
er, who arrived in the city Satur-
day, June 7, is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard NJ. Taylor,
Sr., Of Omaha, Nebr. They were
united in marriage by Rev. Archie
Quick, pastor Of the Church Of God
in Christ. The marriage was at
tended by a few friends Of the
family. Some Of the guests present
were: Elder and Mrs. A. Quick,
Mrs. Edith Smith, Mrs, NJ. Young.
Miss Willie Mae Molten and 9TH
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker re-
ceived many lovely gifts from Mrs.
Walkers family, who were unable
to attend the wedding. A lovely
dinner was given for the bride and
groom by Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy
Williams, 59S St. Anthony Ave.
Mr.. Walker, a resident Of St. Paul
for the past Is years, is an EN-
ployee Of Swift's Packing Co.
The Crediafawn Social Club, Inc.
will entertain at a summer formal.
at Columbia Chalet, on Monday,
June %.
Baby Shower: Mrs. Maceo Little
john, Jr., and Mrs. Robert Jones
were hostesses Monday evening,
June 9, at n baby shower, given for
Mrs. Lloyd Gambol. at the home Of
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WAY SEE
~ BY neLL D0DS0A RUSSELL

The rrupng defeat Mayor Hubert Humphrey handed "Repub
can candidate Frank Collins the Minneapolis
should again that campaigns alone can't win
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vacation period visiting relatives
and friends at Ruston and neigh
boring cities.
Escus Sisters 60 Take Trips.
Miss Evelyn Escue, $3.50 Fifth Ave.
So, left Wednesday, June II. for
Cleveland, Ohio and Washington,
u, c. She will visit two sisters.
Mines. Elaine Johnson and RhodR
Blair, In Cleveland and another
sister, de VeRu Eseue, in Washing.
ton. Miss Doris Escus, also Of
1852 Fifth Ave So, left Thursday,
June II, for Hannibal, No., whore
she will bo the maid Of honor at
the wedding Of a cousin, Miss
Dorothy Mae Davis. She win visit
In Hannibal y few days and then
stop In Chicago for the remainder
Of her 10 day trip,
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MRS, Nllllam hcudlck. minneapolis,
were dinner guests Of Mrs. Emma
SimmS, bl2 Aldrich Ave. No, and
Mr.. W. II, Williams, 40 Hyland
Ave, No, ON Tuesday, June 8. The
women were presented with cor
Sagcs Of sweet peas.
Rev. Felix CLANCY Of Milwaukee.
Wis, will arrive Sunday, June 10.
60 spend week here fishing and
resting. lie win be the house
guest Of Mrs, l., u, Vaughn, 2sl0
Tenth Ave. So.
Miss Mile Greer and Miss Ler-
line Ramsey, S6i2 Clinton Ave, en-.
tertaiRcd at dinner at their home,
Sunday, June 4. Guests included
Misses Mary Davis, Lucy Jones,
DoSie Cox Mossru. Wallace I'm.
derwOod and Gaines Mcintosh and
MIR, and Mrs, Clarence Underwood.
After dinner the gucsts spent most
Of the afternoon taking snap shots,
Mrs. John l., Cook. 1900 nth
Ave, So. left Sunday, Juno =, for
Tuskegee, Ala. She will spend a
month OF more visiting her son-tn-
law and daughter, MIR, aud Mira.
Charles (Marionnc Carter McCad-
den.
Mrs, Frank Shaw, i0l2 Bryant
Ave, No, and her twin daughters,
Edna and Matte, will leave Tues.
day, June II, for Ruston, La, They
will spend the three month summer
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'hiLdFen's
NAtioaAl
DsAks 20
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49, AN0AAo NaA SOilt DncE
man Parker, Harold Carter. Ches.
ter Harris, Albert Harper, Tully
Hickman, Woodford Mills and
Stephen Maxwell. Those who were
unable to be present but sent gifts,
were: Mines. Talmadge Carey, Jr.,
Sylvester Carter, Victory Galloway.
James Simms, Martin Wellington,
Ashmore Stokes, Chester Oden,
Carl Woods, James Brown, Robert
Marshall and the Misses Junauld
Brown, Harriette Brown and Jane
Murphy.
Left for Home: Mrs. Garland
Jamison Of TeXarkana, Texas, a
student at the University Of Mime
sofa, left Wednesday. June II, for
her home, where she will spend the
summer and return to St. Paul in
the fall to resume her studies.
The Home Department Of Pill
grim Baptist church met Wednes.
day, June II, with Mrs. Annie Fos-
ter, 1883 Sherburne Ave, at
p. m.
The NOn-PareiI Club met Friday
evening, June 6, with Mrs. Ray
mOnd Brown, 93l St. Anthony Ave.
Prizes were won by: first, Mrs,
Leonard Davis; second, Mrs. Chas.
Hill and third, Mrs. William Gard
ner. The next meeting will be
July 4, at the home Of Mrs. Leon
ard Davis, 698 Rondo Ave.
Baby Shower: Mines. Mitzi Lit.
tlejohn and Robert Jones were
hostesses at a baby shower, Mon
day, June Q, honoring Mrs. Lloyd
Gambol, at the home Of Mrs. Jones,
700 W. Central Ave.
Sick and Shut-ins Of ST. Paul:
Mrs. Cora Willis, 94S St. Anthony
Ave; Mrs. Maggie Irvine, S59 Rice
St; Mrs. Hannah Duncan, 6l9 St.
Anthony Ave; MIR. Monroe Dun
can. 6l9 ST. Anthony Ave; Mrs.
+. b. Simpson, Ancker Hospital,
Mrs. Nema Phillips, $40 W. Cen
trial Ave; Mrs. Ella Reeves, 6l2
W. Central Ave; Mrs. Susie Gay
lord, $50 St. Anthony Ave; MIR.
Howard Hunt, 9OS Carroll Ave.
Mr.. Jack Black, 673 W. Central
Ave; Mrs. Evelyn Howard. s62 w.
Central Ave; Mr. Joe Harris. 920
Marion St; Mrs. J. c. Sleet, s59
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Mrs. Jones, 100 W. Central Ave.
A delicious luncheon was served
buffet style. The honoree received
many beautiful and useful baby
garments. Attending the shower
were: Mines. Gwendolyn Ray. Ger
trude Nay, Clara Mae Davis, Doro-
thy Pugh, DonaEelle Branson, Edith
Johnson, Wanda Brown and Sue
Williams. Those who were unable
TO be present, but sent gifts, were
Mrs. Lillian Hill and Mrs. Emma
Kirk.
Mrs. AlOma PetticOrd, S92 Rondo
Ave, returned home Wednesday,
June I, from ST. JoSeph's hospital,
where she had been u patient for u
week.
MINNEAPOLIS
Mrs. Paul Curry. Sll5 Columbus
Ave, was hostess at u buffet sup
per given for the bridal attendants
Of Miss Jean Curry and MIR. Claude
Jackson, following their wedding
rehearsal, Wednesday, June 4,
Those who attended were Messrs.
and Mesdames Kenneth Beaudrex
and Donald Brady, Jr.; Misses
Kathleen Curry, Andre Skinner,
and Mae Blackwell; and Messrs.
Edward Jackson and Forest Hill.
MIR. Fred Edwards, 22O6 Elliot
Ave, entered Abbot hospital, Fri
day, June 9, for cataract opera.
ton on his eye. He is attended by
DR.. Carl Sandt.
DIR. and Mrs. Howard Brady Of
Chicago, ILL.,, left Wednesday, June
II, for their home. They were in
the city 20 attend the wedding OF
their niece, Miss Jean Curry 10
MIR. Claude Jackson. While here
they were the house guests Of MIR,
and Mrs, Donald Brady, ST. 5000
Fifth Ave. S.
MIR. Hampton Orange, 5OlS
James Ave. n, was honored at
a surprise birthday party given by
his wife Saturday, June 7, at their
home. Guests who shared the pleas
ant evening with MIR. Orange which
ended with buffet supper served
by Mrs. Orange included MIR. and
Mrs. Andrew Washington, Mr.. and
Mrs. John CTenshaw and MIR. and
Mrs. Thess SmRllwOod.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Posten. Sal
Girard Ave. ~, were hosts over
the weekend TO Mrs. Dorothy Crit
fifth, Mrs. Posten's sister, and Mrs.
jamie Smith, u friend, both Of Des
MOines, Iowa. Mr.. William Reed
and his daughter, Bernace, Of
Charleston, W. Va, father and sis
ter Of Mrs. Posten, and her brother,
Mr.. Thaddeus Reed, Detroit. Mich,
are also guests at the Posten home.
After a family reunion over the
week end, the Des Moines visitors
returned TO Iowa. The other rela-
tiyes are here for an indefinite visit.
Mr.. John Yates, brother. and
Mrs. Henriette Bruce, a friend Of
Mrs. Catherine Smith, who died
early this week. are house guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. POsten.
Wiener Roast: Mrs. Thomas Alb
ernathy, 5043 Irving Ave. n, en-
tertained 81 members Of the Junior
Missionary society Of Holsey Me
mortal CINE church and the Junior
Sunday school class Of Pilgrim
Baptist Rest church at a wiener
roast in her yard Tuesday after
noon, June 10, The youngsters were
served assorted sandwiches, cookies
and popcorn and were kept busy
when not roasting wieners playing
games. Misses Mary Davis, Mrs.
Delsia Miller and Mrs. II. 2. Haw-
kins assisted Mrs. Alternately. Rev.
Hawkins was also present.
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Social and Personal
o ST. PAUL. q

Baby Shower: Mrs. Robert Shoffner 945 Rondo Ave-
was honored at baby shower Friday June given for her
6y the MeSdameS Louis Scpo Charles Rhodes and Ernest
Greene at the home of Mrs Greene Among those present
were Mines Robert Murray Kenneth Stokes Carl Griffin
Harry Mayes Samuel Reed, James MURRAY. Harold Wright
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Social and Personal

Names Omitted: The names of Mrs Anna Matthews and
Mrs Ida Wright omitted from the list Of members at
tending the last meeting of the of the Smart Set Whist
club which Wednesday, June g. the home Of Mrs VIM
Walker, 36l6 Fourth Ave So.
Mrs. Geneva Jordan of Kansas City, Mo-. and Mr. and
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-11-12
YOUTH FOR CHRIST

Roland Quinn of the Saliva
ton Army, Kenosha, has just
returned from Great Britain,
and will bring Gospel realities
to our attention Saturday even
ing at 1880, at Zion Gospel
Tabernacle, as he addresses
Zion Youth For Christ. Many
still remember the force of his
message when he was with us
last spring.
Virgil Shuster will tell of his
ministry among rural young
people and will bring a group
with. him.
Music is being furnished by
some young men of Zion Bible
Mission and Lester Koetz will
solo on his cornet.
Bob Anderson of Kenosha,
who brought a large group of
participating young people
last Saturday evening will
sing.
Mrs. E. T. Deeder will give
the flannelgraph lesson for the
children, Saturday, at 2:3O, in
the downtown hall. Mrs. Win
field Johnson will tell a short
Bible Story.
All adult workers interested
in Child Evangelism are meet
ing at $3.50 each week, i'm
mediately after the Children's
Bible Hour.
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ENROLMENT OF 27,O62 IN
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
SETS ALL-TIME RECORD.

Urbana-Champaign - The
largest number of resident stu
dents in the 80-year history Of
the University Of Illinois now
are enrolled on it's four cam
puses. The grand total is H.
O62. This is 1912 per cent
greater than the 24,O71 last
fall.
At Urbana-Champaign are
19,449 students; in the pro-
fessional colleges in Chicago
there are 1881; at the Chica-
go Undergraduate division on
Navy Pier, 1850; and in the
Galesburg Undergraduate di-
vision, 1862.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-11-12
FIFTH NATIONAL AVA
TON CLINIC TO MEET

Governor Dwight H. Green
has extended a formal invita-
ton to the leaders of the Am
erican aviation industry to at
tend the fifth national avia-
ton clinic, to be held in Spring.
field, Nov. 10 to %.
The Governor declared that
because of international condi-
tons, the tone of this months
meeting will be more serious
than usual. He termed the eli
mic "the foremost meeting of
all segments of the American
aviation industry, the proceed
ings of which are regularly
used as a guide by members
of Congress in the develop
ment of a true American air
policy"