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will be up just as high for this one
as they were for their game with
INotre Dame. But it is must
game for Texas. 1t looks like a
thriller with Texas getting the
edge on its overall strength. The
Baylor-Texas Christian game also
will be a crowd pleaser, with Bay
lor outscoring the Horned Frogs
Texas AIM should exc out a win
over Arkansas. Oklahoma and Col
orado, Big Seven favorites are ex-
pected to defeat Kansas State and
Iowa State. Rice should win over
Pittsburgh and Arizona over New
Mexico. Tulsa has an edge over
Oklahoma Ann.
In the South the Tennessee.
North Carolina game is the big
one. On paper there is not great
deal to compare between these
two teams. But when Bob Ney-
land faces Carl Snavely, you might
as we'll throw the paper away. II
figures to be Tennessee, but North
Carolina will be troublesome
Smooth-sailing Georgia Tech will
continue to move against Duke
Two vastly improved teams meet
as Alabama takes a slight edge
over Georgia.
Terps Favored Over Missouri.
High-ranking Maryland will
keep its slate clean by beating
Missouri. A key game favors Ken
tucky by a small margin owe,
Miami. Mississippians should be
happy as Mississippi and Missis-
lsippi State get the nod over Lou4
siana State and Tulane. Virginia
Wake Forest, South Carolina anc
Vanderbilt are picked to beat The
Citadel. Clemson. George Wash.
ington and Chattanooga.
Eastern fans will have a chance
Ito see Southern California in &C.
tion as the Trojans play Army
Army is coming fast. but not thai
fast. 1t looks like Mike Holoval
and his Boston College Eagles will
Iget their first taste of victory to.
night in Boston over Richmond
I am sure they will like it and will
wind up their season on a more
satisfactory note from here on La
Princeton will keep rolling
Brown is this weeks victim. Ford.
ham and Holy Cross are favored
to beat Rutgers, and Colgate. Cor.
nell, Dartmouth and Penn are tn,
choices over Columbia. Yale ane
William and Mary. " "a
Notre Dame will be in the Eas
E to continue our 25-year series witt
j the Naval Academy. We know
/ that Princeton beat Navy by onl,
:. four points. With the reputation
Navy has for getting ready for F..
, big game, we must be psychologi
r cally prepared. It will be good t,
be back in the East for this game
McNaught Syndicate.
Evening star., 1951-11-02

T o u C hdoWn
Club tomorrow
night.
Clark Griffith.
president of the
Mats, will be
presented a life
membership to
the club while
Ossie Bluege,
e x = manager
and now direc-
tor of the Mats
t a r m system
will be one of
the guests.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
Mrs. Hill New Choirmon

Mrs. L. N. Hill is the new chair
man of the Wornen's Golf Com
mittee at Kenwood Country Club.
Mrs. Hill was elected last night
together with Mrs. j. P. TROUGH
aud, first vice chairman; Mrs. j,
D. Morgan, second vice chairman;
Mrs. Ralph Sewell, secretary, and
Mrs. D. j, Ward, treasurer,
Evening star., 1951-11-02
SAXON Bids for Chance
AT GaviIan's S Crown

Matchmaker Gabe Menendez is
ready to offer Kid Gavilan, well
terweight champion. $4,000 fo1
Ia title bout against Johnny Sax
ton If Saxton beats Marshall Clay
ton in Monday nights fight at
Turner's. Arena. a<
Menendez has authorization
from Biinkie Palermo. Saxton's
manager, to work on such a fight
Evening star., 1951-11-02
Fuin's Homer Beats Jops
In U. S. Stors' Sixth Win
BY the Asseeieied Press

OSAKA, Japan, Nov. 2.-The
American All-Stars today squeezed
through to their sixth baseball
exhibition win, defeating the Nan
kai Hawks, 10.
Ferris Fain homered into the
rightfield stands in the sixth TO,
1.-THE victory.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
Big League Baseball
Figures to Attend
Home Plate Banquet

Big league baseball and espe-
cially the Washington Mats will
be well represented at the Home
Plate Clubs banquet at the
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Bdptist Minister
Gets Degree
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have, without exception, given
themselves to a single task.
Such men think, talk and work
constantly at their task. God
has always had before Him one
great task-miSSionS. He is more
interested in missions than any
thing else.
@He has always thought mis-
sions: in the revelation of Him
self in the Bible He has talked
missions; the activity with
which He is most concerned in
the world today is missions -
tht task of making Christ
known to all people.
Those who know our brother
know that this has been the
consuming purpose of his life:
he has pioneered in inter-racial
Christian fellowship, and his
church is a testimony to this
fact.
tTThe good missionary is more
than a minister: he must be a
patient teacher, an understand
ing friend, a wise counselor and
competent administrator. The
Rev. Bentley is all of these; he
has served in the capacity as
post commander and chaplain
of Hardin post No. s, American
Legion; Boy Scout executive;
chairman of the Big Horn
County War Council; on two
occasions as chairman of the
Big Horn county Red Cross
campaigns, and as chairman of.
the board of directors of the
Big Horn County Community
Center, Inc.
He has represented the
American Baptist Home Mission
society in many state conven-
lions and at summer assembly
camps"
During the years the Bent
leys have been at Crow Agency,
more than 500 people have been
received at one time or another
into membership of the church.
The value of the property and
equipment has been increased
by $15,G00, and the missionary
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-09-27

Sept. 20, Cashus Stickney and
Lewis Fardig, drunk, each fined
Sis.
Sept. 81 Ernest Holds The
Enemy, Glenn Stops and William
Hosey, drunk, each fined SIS;
Cleo Woods, reckless driving,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-09-27

for a copy of the souvenir pro-
gram of the 18th Anniversary
Of Clusters battle, which was
celebrated here June Is, this
year.
The order is believed to be
the first foreign request for the
booklet, which was published by
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-09-27
c VICE PRESIDENT

Mary Anne Koebbe of Har-
din, student at Gonzaga univer-
Sity, Spokane, Wash, has been
elected vice president of the
Women'S glee club, according to
information from the university.
Rehersals of the glee club
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-09-27

giving of the church is nearly
ten times more than it was 20
years ago.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-09-27

the American Legion post dur
ing the celebration. y
CITY POLICE CASES
The following appeared in
city police court before Police
Magistrate C.. A. Corkins this
| week.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-09-27

GET ORDER FROM SWISS
Big Horn County Chamber OF
Commerce recently received a
request from BalSe, Switzerland,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-09-27

have begun and Is new mem
berS have been added, making
the club a 40-voice group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-11

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Evening star., 1951-10-06

Under D. C. laW, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. Wait three tuH days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Leroy Brockman. 30. and Camille Edwards.
"a. both Of so Rhode Island ave. NV.
Frank Corkins. II, Brentwood, Md. and
Elizabeth Glynn. 10. 4th and EdGewood
Russell o'grien. 22. s44 channins St. ne,
and Betty Dickinson. Is. ZOO Virginia
SYLVESTER r wilson, u, l1ol Pairment st.
George LaFranee. Ss, 1900 gath g st n, ne,
and Charlotte Martinsky. 4lO6 22nd
Frank Black. a3. 1908 ouarles st. ne,
and Betty, Robey. II, I'll st ne.
and Smiley Thomas, is. IsS Kentucky
I1rvins schulman, 20. s225 Military I'd .
Hn;;Eg.;. nv. ssnd Betty Hellman, 20. Atlantic
Sc. and Mariene Marshall. Is. 1856
kennsth fi \ Mssiov, 10; q, a4ga st. aw.. and
Carl Oliver, 90 Hysttsvlle. Md. and
DW Sstsy Aamsnaat salsy 20 4ilo IT, g. non sf E. 14S
NV, ana Cecily Wnite. 20. AritAston,
Frank Mullen, 81. 1107 Park st ne, and
Caroline Gaentner. H. HOO PARK
Morton Garfield. 80. 2sol ouepec st. NV,
and Nancy King, "a. S42o Connecticut
ave. NV
Richard sylvester, %, Falls Church. Va.
and Frances Wright. ~. Silver eprins.
Leonard Small. rs. 1918 18th ct, NV. ana
Dorothy VartsOedian, y. is MilmarsoH
wiliiam Brown, ls. 22o3 18th pl, NV.
and Laura Robinson, II. 2223 18th pl.
Hairy airy Buell.. %. st. Augustine. Fla. and
leggy Gatcnel. II. 44l7 Farkwoou
NQSsn 3 r. Adams! and Myrtle
John karmazier. 80. and vlrsllia Tay-
lor. rs. both OF 1747 kilDourne st.
James Sweeney, "a. New York City. and
virginla capdill 80, 81 18th St: NV
Emma Green, is: sllessia, Nd
Gloria oconnell, -. l35 Kennedy s..
Harry Anderson, 2s; Fl; BeIyotr. Va, and
Benjamin Ford 25 Mayai Beceyins z
Asassas asSa, Il Thomson. ms; Il. 7o5 18th st. NV
nsa and cttis Scott! F0ssstyile M..b Md
Betty Shields, 80, Arlington, Va.
Joseph Martin, %. Baltimore. and Mar
garet Barrett, 30, 933 st. NV.
Howard Hamm. 30 MI. Rainer Md and
Irene Enfield. IS. 39s z. st. ne.
Irene Edgecomb. 20. l414 goth st. NV.
Joseph Carr. jr.. 80, 5610 Colorado ave.
NV, End Barbara Willis, "a. 421l 2nd
ST, NV.
Donald Fttzserald, 81. Lynchburg, Va.
and Frances Branham. lS. Danills. Nd,
George Wyman. %, 1922 Oak st NV.
and Mary Truitt. ~ 1925 18th st.
NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-06
Deaths Reported

CFrom The D. C. Bureau of Vital statistics.)
Emma NJ Hughes, 81, 4007 Connecticut
ave. NV.
William A. Lehman 70. 333 E St ne.
Jennie Benson. rs, 2l6 Maryland ave. ne
Mary z. Burroughs. II. 1852 42nd ST
NV.
Frederick Hill. 20. Washington.
Margaret E. Black. 80, 2155 Macomb st
Minnie M. Moorehead, SO, 1851 18th st
josephine Harlow. ea. 47s Maryland ave
Frank A. calure. 81. 1911 Fort Davis st
Leonard J. Leland. 80. 31o1 18th st. NV
heGnlg Al. Maker, 80. 80 s ST. NV.
Connie P. johnson, A. 10 Bird ST. ne
George c. Hogan. ~, 1925 9Th st. NV
George A; Costion. infant. 1885 Blu,
Elipa Pia'hs bsr@an. aa; s-ys y. 1s5 L st. s.v.
irene Seals. 70. is3a F s. ne
Roxie A. Gibson. 20. 1929 Blaine st. ne
Eddie H kerby. 53. 1885 New Jersey ave
willie Gilchrtst. 40, sls O st. NV.
Guildia Caudle, 80 81 N st. Sc.
Margaret harris, b. 1234 Harvard st
Joe Ford, 32. 1887 Belmont st. NV.
g "~e Powell 10. s32 5th st. ne
Harry johnson, infant, Norbeck. Nd.
lnIa.It Jackson. 1:j.J W ST. nv.
Evening star., 1951-10-06

Evening news broadcast, di-
direct from The Stars news
room, Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM; 6 pm.
Evening star., 1951-10-06

1895 vaudeville era is presented.
1880, WMAL-Concert of Europe
Hans Schreiber is host conductor as
the program pays a salute to Den
mark.
1880, WRC-Red Feather Pro-
gram: Community Chest program
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Colman
among the guests.
11:15, WRC-Silver Jubilee: Ben
Grauer interviews May Singh
Breen and Peter De Rose.
Television Today.
6:45, P-Patricia Bowman
Show: Dancer Beatrice Kraft and
Singer Evelyn Wycoff appear as
guests. y
700. WNBW-Youth Forum: Maj.
Evening star., 1951-10-06
FM Stations

WRC-FM-s3.s Me-, Channel 23s
$50 am. to ! am
WIoP-FM-ss.3 Me-, Channel 747
$50 am. to 2 an,
WBUz-FM-ss.1 Nc. Channel 74l
7:30 am. to 1890 am. and
4 pm. to 9 pm.
WASH-FM-s7.1 Me-, Channel 24s
2:30 to II pm.
M0l-FM-se.1 Me-, Channel 2sl
8 an. 10 Il midnight.
Evening star., 1951-10-06

try Style: Uncle George acts as
emcee.
1900, WTOP-Big Time: A caval-
cade of the great days in show bust-
ness and the hit tunes of the 1900-
Evening star., 1951-10-06
HighIights
Radio Today.

$40, WRC-NBC Symphony Or
cfestra: Milton Katins conducts
the orchestra In Weber's "Oberon'
Overture, symphony No. 2 in B.
Flat" by Schubert and Symphonic
Metamorphosis on Themes by Car
Maria Won Weber" by Paul Hinde.
Mith.
1880. Vaughn Monroe
Vaughn Monroe returns to the air
1880, WMAL--Faith for the Flu.
tlre: DR.. Donald Grey BarnhoUse
speaks on What h the Future!'
Evening star., 1951-10-06

Gen. Lewis B. Hershey answers
questions asked by teen-agers.
1880, WMAL- Jerry Colonna
Show: The comic returns to the
screen.
500, WTOP-Ken Murray Show:
Thomas Mitchell, Broderick Craw-
ford, General Lucius Clay, Rudolph
HALEY, Jackie Robinson and Phil
Rizutto visit.
500, WNBW Wall Star Revue:
Jimmy Durante and Helen Traubel
share the guest spotlight.
900, P-Wonderful Town:
Lillian Gish. Gladys Swarthout,
Eddie Mayhoff, Steve Dohanos and
the Honey Dreamers are on hand toI
help Faye Emerson salute Westport,
Conn.
900, WNBW-Y Your ShoN. of
Shows: Kim Hunter is guest star.
Evening star., 1951-10-06

on the first program of the new
series.
500, WWDC, WASH - Twenty
Questions: Stuart Erwin joins the
panel.
500, WRC-Talent Search, Coun-
Evening star., 1951-10-06
Welfare Drives Origin

CLEVELAND.-In 1918 Cleve-
land established the first united
Embarrassing campaign to include
both budgeting and planning for
wealth and welfare services.
Evening star., 1951-10-06
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laaD, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. lDait three tuH days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1951-10-06

1890, WTOP-Songs for Sale: Mel
Torme and Joan Edwards sing new
tunes.
11:0O, WMAL-Word of Life Song
time: The problem of juvenile
delinquency is approached by Jack
Wyrtzen on the new series.
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naren er5biidof &oblman bon On
buque, aoaoiutorbiidof 9artbolonl
BON ct. Gloro. &oabil,torabt 8al
ouin, O.S.B., BON ct. Sobn's uni
Die 8ildofe S6enf BON Groofiton
'Wfuuop bon Gopington, 2eonari
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fiir oas sSoiepbtuuu1

9lnbei idide i6 Sbnen 500 sur
SSreiiteue gum Can't fiir Die gliidlicbe
Riidfebr meines Sobnes nrs rem
&riege.
lGrtter, g. .
@inliegeno $500 - cine 8abe, Die
id periprubcn. !teine 9itte ml,roe
erbort, Oanf Sbren @ebeten 1lno Der
6iirbitte bes bl. Soiepb.
6. s., ga.
ginlieseno ienoe ih Sbnen ST 90
81 gbren bes bl. Solepb fiir Oie la1=
fenbe 6reiItelle. Wteine 8itte purbe,
8ott lei 0ant, erbort.
IS. 5, SSno.
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aber materieller @oblltano reid)t ME
aus, lim bie Weni6en itno Die 5ani-
lien gliidlid gu MAIDEN. Ger @eiit
oes Gbangeliums nti,B in uns 5,l
neuem 2eben erIteben, unb Sbr Ser
Elm muB elm 8eiipiel briitlider S1l-
genoen llno driitliben Starfmuts ge-
ben. Man iaet bon ben Oeutiden, oaB
iie itarf unb 5lperldilig itnb, bab tie
niilen uas lie 1pollen, llno OaB tie bin
reidenbe Iusoauer beiisen, bas Or
Itrebte 81 erreiben. Sd aneifle barllm
niht, oaB Sbre 8emiibungen grfolg
baben peroen, uno oaB Ser itarfe
beutid)e Gbarafter fir oas fiinftiee
8obl amerifas BON groBtem Nusen
iein miro, 1m Oen driltliben gbaraf=
ter oes amerifaniiben Solfes betpab-
rem 5u belfen.
rSergangenen Sommer batte id
oie srobe 5reuoe, Sen 9om bes FL.
gonifatius in 5uIoa gu beiuden.
limo oils i6 oa am @rabe bes Sei-
Iigen fniete, 5og Die eroBe 8erean-
genbeit oes oeltlhen 8oIfes an mel
nem eeiitieen sluse poriiber, uno ih
betete gu @ott, cob @r auf Die Sir
bite oes III. 8onifatius bas oertlde
golf reidlib iesne. 8ann ober mani
berten mein Ser5 unb tSinn su ben
Geutiben in oen Ser. Staaten ma
i6 betete beiB unb innig, baB Ser
@eiit Sbrer eolen 8orfabren Sic OIL
5eit begleiten moge, oamit Sic, itarf
I'M @lauben, alien anoern Gatipnali=
tdten elm erbebenoes 8eiipiel reIisi0=
Ter uno biirgerlicber 9ugenoen eeben
fonnen. M0ge ser @eiIt 8inbtborIts
uno &ettelers alle Witglieoer bieies
groBenL berrli6en Central -8erein er=
lel1dten, bob Sic nit @ifer unb Mus-
bauer Sbr 8erf fortieten, uno sic
fonnen perli6ert iein, oaB @ott Damn
Sbr Gun iesnen uno baB es nit Dem
ldonIten grfolg gefront ,peroen
pir6."
gs mar al1f iener Sagung, baB bon
Sem Gertreter oes 81. 8aters sic In-
regnng an Sic oeutiden &atbolifen in
slmerifa ausging, Sen St.=8onifo-
tius=Sue feitlid gu begeben. -
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8or einiaen Boden eri6ien i'm
Serlag Wiiiion BreB, S. Y. D., 6ie
brittle Muffage bes 8erfes Don 8e-
ter SpIoeiter s. Sieber, S. Y. D.,
Brofeiior Ser So5ioIogie an Ser Sc
Saul ~l1niperiitdt (gbicago), uno 0r.
Sran5 s. Mueaer, Setter Der tpirt-
idaftptiienih ftliden. bteiluna aes
ct. .-Sbomas -9onegs IN ST. Saul,
rSbe 'Social 2He Of Brillitipe Man".
es tit Die erite un6 einaige 9ar1teI-
lung in engliider Sprade ser pSl-
ferfunoliden 2ebren ser @uIturfreis-
f1ule.