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makes it go farther, too. Every cup
of Uncle Ben's makes four full cups
of cooked rice. Remember this eX-
ira economy when you want to
make hearty main dish from a
little meat. Uncle Ben's picks up
the good flavor of meat and makes
it go farther in the meal. It's more
nourishing, too, thanks to Uncle
Ben's revolutionary new process,
which seals natural B vitamins into
every grain.
Pour your favorite ersamed dried beef
into deep boxing dish, top with
FLUFFY rice end baks ill brown. A little
sruted cheese on top gives. il q heavenly
crust.
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Here's A Hollywood HIT &.
Star-Kist Tuna! Dan DALEY. star

OF Call Me Mis-
ter" uses 1t in
t h / S t h e
Worlds Easiest
Neal"
In q casserole,
combine one con Of
Stor-kiss Tune with
two euns Of Froneo-
Amerieon Spaghetti.
Top with buitered
crumbs and heot.
Serves 8 ii in S min
utes!
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with Just the right amount of fine
cinnamon!
Just think of all the times YOU
need a bit OF fragrant sugar n spice
to "spark~up" the flavor of apple
sauce, puddings, or baked apples
right at the table. Or when you're
oaking, ready-mixed Franklin
Sugar and Cinnamon in the handy
shaker will be a real Johnny on
the-spot for extra flavor.
Gst shoksr Of Frankiin Sugar and Gin.
nomen toduy. Then hsos the folks 70 hot
sinnamen toast made right oi the tabls.
tFonkIin Sugar and cinnomon is 30
sweet end spiey-yoyF einnomon toost
will be somsfhinsl
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lata Seminary, recording secre-
tary.
The final meeting of this school
year will be held on May 8 In the
District Building.
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preferred by housewives and ex-
perts, too. In taste-tests brands
concealedD they voted for it 3 to /!
Make your o10r comparison! You'll
like Star-Kist's lighter, finer tex
ture, better flavor. If you don't
agree, ON taste alone, that Star-Kist
Tuna is better than any other ad-
vertised brand send both labels to
Star-Kist Tuna, Terminal Island,
Calf. They'll refund twice the price
of Star-Kist Tuna.
EDEE 7 Ask Star-Kist for fovorite tuna
IN6Gs recipes Of other Hollywood
stars. On 3" X S" cards TO ft your file.
Evening star., 1951-03-14
HELP YOURSELF

.. when you feel you're catching
cold. Get more rest - and try
lemon juice and soda as I do, sew
eral times day. The recipe" I go
by is u teaspoon Arm & Hammer or
Cow Brand Baking Soda with the
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anteed to cook
up White and
FLUFFY every
time or your
money back.
The extra fluff
ness of this rice
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juice of a lemon
in y glass of wa
ter. You'll find
soda's a grand
alkalizer.
Get quick re-
lief from distress
of acid indiges-
tion, too. from
soda! u teaspoon
Evening star., 1951-03-14
Architects PIun Purty

The Association of Federal Ar
chitects will hold its annual spring
party at 6 pm. tomorrow in the
Hotel Statler,
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YOUR TABLE SETTING

-. should include a newhandsome
glass shaker of Franklin Sugar and
Cinnamon. Here's sugar m spice,
Evening star., 1951-03-14

in SO it always
stays fresh! A 13
tiny capsule of ~ AS
flavor made from =" "
purest oil of S&S
lemon is in each SA
package and
when you're cooking your filling
this tiny capsule breaks so your
whole filling takes on the fragrant,
fresh tangy flavor of pure lemon.
The easiest, dreamiest lemon pie
ever-and very economical. My-T-
Fine Lemon Flavor Pie Filling also
makes other treats, like
lemon Chiffon Pudding: Cook contents
Of Package as for Lemon Pic Filling.
Cool. Beat egg whites with 4 tabIs-
spoons sugar till ssiff. Fold usrinave
into cooled filing. Chill. Serve with
whipped cream.
Evening star., 1951-03-14

NOc knOsc that mushroom growing spent
with the folks those
Mushrooms Talk about Quality-you should the
8
1TA choice, exra-favorful mushrooms cuti-
<S<A waited in their hothouses carefully they
~ HS picked at their peak of flavor, broled
N@ A creamery butter packed BROTH
&lAD IN Ye-hese BnBs special
NMe to add superlative flavor meals Tme-save
~ H too and thrifty for there's peeng no trimming.
waste Styles BnB Whole Mushroom Sliced Mushrooms
Chopped Mushrooms
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A Rice Worth CO0lsing-to my
mind-must be FLUFFY, fine fla
vored, and easy to prepare. That's
why my choice is Uncle Ben's Con-
Derted Long Grain Rice. It's guar
Evening star., 1951-03-14

For Those You LOre make a
luscious lemon pie And give it a
quality flavor this easy way-with
My-T-Fine Lemon Flavor Pie Fill
ing. Its pure lemon favor is sealed
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your inst n t
We nience.
And such a deli
cious d.!
Fra ranklin-pure
sugar, SDiced
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soda in u glass of water is excellent
for heartburn. Yes, soda has we'll
earned place in the medicine cab
met. And Arm & Hammer and Cow
Brand Baking Soda are pure Bicar-
Donate of Soda, U.S.P. Not patent
medicine, as your doctor will con-
firm.
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Observation-Disclosures
Service Grid Feature

The top attraction among serv.
ice teams playing football here to.
morrow will be the 2 pm. gam,
at Fort Belvoir between the Mil.
|itary District of Washington ane
Westover Air Base. Admission
will be free. The game will b,
televised by WTOP-TV.
The two other big service eleven.
in the Washington area, Air Force
Headquarters and the Quantict
Marines. are on out of town as.
signments.
The Air Force eleven takes on 9
giant-killing role by meeting tn,
Fort Jackson Is. c. Golden Ar.
row Dixies at Fort Jackson tomor.
row afternoon. while the Marine.
will play at st. Bonaventure Sun.
day afternoon.
The Dixies. rated as the tor
service combination on the Eas
Coast, kept on the undefeatee
list last week by beating Quantic,
and now are looking for an un
defeated season. In an effort t,
spring an upset, the Air Force will
use a backfield composed of Howl
Moore, Art Hage. Lou D'Addio an,
Jack Schnider.
Quantico will rely on a new run
ming star in its game Sunday. H
is Bob Tougas. 175-pounder VIII
played at Providence College an,
who gained II yards in 13 play
as a sub for the injured Bill Haw
kinS last week.
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GrontIond Rice's Choices
EAST

EAST
YALE-CORNELL-The Big Rec
by three touchdowns over tn,
slightly fading Blue.
PENNSYLVANIA COLUMBIA
Here is lulu. Good action.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
The Tiger should make it no. II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
Snappy party. Slight edge to SYRIA
cuse.
PITTSBURGH-NOTRE DAME
With no Fred Benners to face
Notre Dame moves back to win
ming stride.
ARMY-HARVARD. - Army's
first victory-one of the few left.
COLGATE-BROWN.-Close to
q tossup.-Brown.\
PENN STATE MICHIGAN
STATE.-The Spartans due for a
fast rebound.-Michigan State.
HOLY CROSS is well I'D over
NYU, and Rutgers over Le-
high.
SOUTH
MARYLAND-NORTH CARO-
LIMA. - Maryland may be best
team in football.-The Terrapins.
TULANE is picked over Mis-
slsslppi and Georgia over Louis
lana State.-Both close.
GEORGIA TECH-AUBURN. -
Auburn improved but Tech should
continue its fast ramblin'.
VANDERBILT FLORIDA. -
Having been wrong on Vanderbilt
twice. we'll try again.-The Com
modores.
TENNESSEE-ALABAMA-Once
picked as the years big game in
the South. Now Tennessee is rated
lar ahead and should win.
DUKE is named over VPI
and Virginia Military over Vir-
ginia.
KENTUCKY VILLANOVA -
This is tough and one of the best.
Inc Wildcats nave blown three:
Vnlanova is unbeaten. Despite,
the record, a leaning to Kentucky.
MIDWEST.
M1CHIGAN-IOWA - Another
Juggling affair. Michigan.
OHIO STATE-INDIANA-The
Buckeyes are about due to win one
after a disappointing start.
ILLINOIS WASHINGTON =
This can be the best intersectional
game Of the day. Well stick with
unWhipped Illinois, although
Washington is moving up.
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Howard Will Be Host
-.
To Smith Tomorrow

Howard. with three straight
losses-the longest losing streak
since Eddie Jackson took over
as coach seven years ago-never-
theless will be favored over john
son c. Smith when the two teams
meet tomorrow afternoon at How
ard.
! A former pupil of Jackson's will
be coaching Smith. Jack Brayboy
whose team has compiled a 81
record, played end under jack
son when the latter was coaching
Smith.
Howard has been installed a
favorite on the basis of its more
rugged schedule. Smith defeated
little-regarded st. Paul and Del
aware State and lost, 60, to ST.
Augustine.
Smith lost only two players
from last years starting eleven
and boasts such outstanding line
men as Larry Brown, Gene Poole
and Bill Perry. Doing most OF
the ball-carrying for the visitors
have been Dave Pugh and Bill
Mccullough.
Already handicapped by lack oi
depth, the Bisons have another
player on the inactive list in Enc
Don Clark. who suffered a frac.
tured jaw in scrimmage and viii
be out for at least a month. Cleve
Lewter, regular defensive half.
back, underwent an appended.
tony and will be out for tn.
season.
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With Bill Leeteh

Idous concentrations of waterfowl
in the southern areas of Manitoba
Saskatchewan and Alberta
brought down by wintry condi-
tions to the north to join with
f1ocks of ducks and geese ALREADY
present. The 1851 breeding season
for ducks has been one of the
best in many years, and every in
dication points to better duck
hunting this fall and winter
Already there has been consider
able migration southwark of blue
wing teal. pintails and mallards
but replacementS from the north
keep coming in.
Rockflshing is improving steadi-
Ily in the Chesapeake with excel
lent catches reported daily from
many points. The blues have de-
Icamped, but trout are active in
the Point Lookout area, especially
during these moonlit nights.
From now on until mid December,
when the rock make their last
showing near Point Lookout, fish
ing should be at its very best.
When you go into the woods this
fall, remember that wearing red is
not a guarantee against your be-
coming involved in a shooting ac-
cident. DR.. Elmer M. Soles, di-
rector of the American Optical
Associations department of public
information, points out that wear
ing a bright color is not the best
safeguard, because many licensed
hunters are color blind. He sug-
gests wearing a cap or jacket in a
bold pattern of black and white
and that some portion of the
hunters apparel contrast with the
nottled visual effect of the autumn
landscape. Squares, bold stripes O,
lcircles are best.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Lions Bow In Toniqhf
Hoping 10 Rekind|e
Hockey Interest Here
By Brian Bell, Jr.

Hockey returns to Washington
tonight when the Lions. with q
new berth in the Eastern League
entertain the Johnstown Jets in
an exhibition game in Uline
Arena, starting at $50.
The main aim of Jack Riley
Lions coach. this season is to
regain the support of the fans
When the old Washington Eagles
were holding forth in Riverside
Stadium in the early '40s, hockey
was success in the District.
After the Eagles folded, interest
in the Ulines and later the Lions
tailed of. but Riley believes the
fans will support hockey here if
his young club can give them
something to cheer, about.
The Lions open their Eastern
League season against the Boston
Olympics at Uline Tuesday night,
Il think we'll put on a good
brand of hockey" Riley said to-
day. II don't believe we'll win
Evening star., 1951-10-19

PURDUE-WISCONSIN - Bad
gers better than rated. Wisconsin
NORTHWESTERN NAVY -
We've been picking all teams t,
beat Navy since the Yale game
so we'll stick to the plan. North
western. We can be wrong. Nav.
is improving.
| MINNESOTA NEBRASKA -
Neither too good so far. Min.
neSota.
| WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
BAYLOR-TEXAS TECH-Texa
Tech wrecked Texas Christian
But Baylor is the pick here.
SMU-RICE-A knotty one. Wei
name Fred Benners and Southern
Methodist.
TEXAS CHRISTIAN - TEXAS
A&M-A Texas civil war. Thi.
vote goes to unwhipped Texa.
AIM.
TEXAS is picked over a very
good Arkansas team. Good game
OKLAHOMA-KANSAS - Okla.
homa is about due.
OREGON STATE-WASHING.
TON STATE-One of the better
games. Washington State by ar
inch.
UCLA has the call over Oregon
California is picked over
Southern Cal. The big Bear has
the better line Stanford out
rates Santa Clara.
North American Newspaper Alliance.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Bout on IN Tonight
3 Years in Maxine
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Oct. ia bout
that was booked three years age
finally will be held tonight at St
Nicholas Arena. 1t brings to.
gether Joe Baksi, strapping, one.
time heavyweight contender from
Kulpmont. Pa, and pudgy Cine
Buonvino of Italy. in a 10-rounder
(The bout will be broadcast
over WMAL and shown on tele-
vision over WNBW at 10 p.m1
In 1948 both were among the
top-f1ight heavyweights. Now
they're just a couple of ole
fighters trying to get back into
the money.
Baksi was forced out of the
original match in Madison Squars
Garden because of an ankle
injury.
Lee Savold. then on the come.
back path himself. subbed fol
Baksi on 24-hour notice, hattenec
the Italian in one round and went
on to win British recognition a.
heavyweight king and q bis
money shot with Joe Louis.
Baksi and Buonvino have hac
one fight each this year. scoring
decision victories over minor foes
Evening star., 1951-10-19
West Virginia States S
Game With Morgan
May Decide Title

West Virginia State faces Nor
gan State in battle that may
decide the Central intercollegiate
Athletic Association football
championship in the fifth annual
National Classic at Grifhth Stadi-
um tomorrow night.
The winner will be a solid
choice to take the title. Unde-
feated Morgan State meets the
tough North Carolina Aggies in
Baltimore next week, but winds
up against the relatively weak
Hampton and Virginia State
teams.
The Mountaineers also have
their eyes on the title. They've
lost only one game, non
conference affair with Tennessee
State, and by winning tomorrow
night should be a shoo-in. They
have only Bluefield. Virginia State
and North Carolina College re-
manning.
Morgan, unbeaten, since 1948.
is the underdog tomorrow night
because Of it's tough time in beat
ing Howard University. Morgan
pulled the game out in the clos
ing minutes, while West Virginia
had little trouble in running up
a 1877 victory.
The two teams met last year
in the classic, with Morgan COM
n" from behind to earn a 6-6 tie.
Three players from the Wash
ington area are on the Morgan
team and another plays for West
Virginia State. They are Milton
Jordan, center from Armstrong
High; Bertram Breedlove, end
from Dunbar, and Gary Freeman,
quarterback from Cardozo, on the
Morgan team, and Walter High
tower, end from Armstrong, with
West Virginia State.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

begin April Is and extend to
September Is. Possession limits
for brook, brown and rainbow
trout were set at five fish a day
Statewide. Well have further
details later.
Gun addicts will be interested
in the exhibition Of the collection
of Walter M. Cook of this city
which will be held at the Silver
Spring Armory October 22-26
Cook, a gun collector for many
years, will exhibit approximately
rs pieces including Sam Colts
Kentucky rifles, Scotch dueline
pistols, English pepper boxes, Civil
War muskets. powder horns, meta
TASKS and bullet molds. All items
will be for sale. The exhibition il
in connection with the Silver
Spring Antique Exhibition anc
Sale.
Latest news from Ducks Un
limited of Canada is of tremen
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Trinidad Led to Victory
By Maxwell and Boss

Trinidad Boys Club is still un-
defeated and unscored upon in
the Washington Boys Club 90
pound Football League after rout-
ing Eastern Branch, 44-0, yester-
day.
Stan Maxwell and Gus Bass
led the Trinidad attack. Maxwell
scored three touchdowns and two
extra points and Bass accounted
for u points.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Leuhy
Continued From Page C-1.

Continued From Page CID
ton University. Pacific gets the
nod. Pennsylvania will stop Co.
Ilumbia's win streak. Army is too
strong for Harvard and Brown is
favored over Colgate. Strong Ivy
League teams from Princeton,
Cornell and Dartmouth should de-
feat Lafayette, Yale and Syracuse.
High-ranking visitors from
Michigan State. Boston College
and San Francisco over Penn
State. Detroit and Fordham. Holy
Cross gets back in the black by
beating NYU.
Our own Notre Dame team will
be in the East in a desperate effort
to get back on the victory trail.
Our opponent is Pittsburgh and
I hope we can slow down its at
tack which has seen it score in
every game against top-ranking
Evening star., 1951-10-19
By Jerry Noson

North American Newspaper Alliance
BOSTON, Oct. l9.-Are you {
TV or radio football fan?
Do you know a shovel pass from
a bulldozer?
When the announcer shouts
they're housekeeping! Do yor
stand on a chair?
Do you know that football car
be very simple to watch. if you are
acquainted with and are not per.
picked by its terminology?
The main idea is to get the bal
across the other guys goal, which
lis worth six points-seven points
if you convert the ensuing kick
between the goal posts.
How the various coaches an6
players get the ball across is q
complex business to which some
men have devoted their entire
lives-but 1t doesn't have to be
too complicated to just watch.
Analysis Would Take Volumes.
The writer, not posing as ar
expert but merely as .one who
has a speaking acquaintance with
the game of football. has sum-
married. the advantages and dis.
advantages of each, as well as the
characteristics.
This is not an attempt at analy.
sis, for whole volumes have been
written about each formation ane
the offense which it fathers, writ
ten by real experts from the field
Of coaching.
1t Is confined to fundamental.
the why? where? how? O.
the five most common football
formations which you will see thi.
season on your television set, o.
hear described on the radio. /
might be helpful TV side aid Il
your enjoyment Of the game.
The important thing to remem.
ber is this:
A formation takes the shap.
which Identifies it by name onl!
when the team comes from 1t.
huddle and sets in initial posi-
tion.
The T formation, for example
remains in the shape of tina
letter. in most instances. onl,
until the quarterback starts call
ing his signals.
Then almost any alignment cal
result. One back may run out II
a position beyond the end-thu
becoming "fianker" or a wing
back" Another back may 60 il
the opposite direction to take a Sc
position beyond his end. Actually
as far as formations technical.
go, you then don't have a T at all
but q double wing.
Don't let all the fancy phrase
bewitch. bother and bewilder you
II you can grasp from these &C
companying explanations a clear
er idea Of what it's all about, you
enjoyment Of the games may b,
greater.
You might even know mor'
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Unbeoten Bulls Faces
Kiski Prep Tomorrow

Bulls School. undefeated in
four football games this season,
meets Kiski Prep in Kiskiminetas,
Pa, tomorrow.
Bulls has beaten Greenbrier
Military. 60-6; George Washing
ton University B team, 26-14:
Staunton Military. AIS, and
Wyoming Seminary, 1920.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Soccer League Playing
Three Games Sunday

Three games are scheduled Sum-
day to open the Washington and
Suburban Soccer League season.
The 2::30 pm. games are: Wash
Iington Sports Club against Marl-
boro at Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets NV, Maryland Sports
Club against Charles County at
Walker Mill road, and Midway
Club against Italian Sport Club
at Rosedale Playground.
Marlboro won the championship
last year.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

the title, but we won't finish last,
either"
when I first looked at our
club. I was disappointed-I didn' 7
think we had a thing" he con-
Itinued. But the boys have looked
better every day and now I'm con-
fldent we're going to give the
teams in this league some
trouble"
Lions Are Young.
Riley's club is young and some
what inexperienced. The average
age is % and his forwards average
I2012. Except for three defense.
men-Harry Frost, 35: Bud Foley
1872. and Larry Arcnambeault. 80
all Of the players are Is or less.
Though most hockey teams art
100 per cent Canadian, the Lions
have four Americans on theil
squad. Foley and Frost are
Inaturalized citizens, but Gordon
Blackmon is from Scranton, Pa.
and Larry Archambeault was borr
in Massena. N. Y. Blackmon gets
around quite a bit. He's played
most of his hockey in Canada anc
last season was on the ice in Scot
land.
Frost, the veteran Of the squad
is an all-time high scorer in tn,
American League. He knocked II
more than 1875 points in his Ions
career with Hershey and only
seven or eight players ever have
scored that much in the American
League.
Archambeault Out Tonight.
Archambeault, who is attending
"a radio and television school here
lis having difficulty obtaining hi,
release from the American League
and won't play tonight. If he car
join the Lions Tuesday. the Wash.
ington clubs veteran defensemer
will be ready to give the young
sters the experience they need.
Perhaps the best of the younger
boys are Goalie Bob Mills, %. and
the 21-year-old Milt Pridham ano
Bob Palmer. Riley says Mills, who
Is one of the best softball players
in Canada, has been looking great
in practice and should be among
the top goalies in the league
Pridham has been the leading
scorer with most of the teams fol
which he has played and Paine,
also is a scoring threat.
The Lions league schedule calls
Tor So games running through
March 9 with half to be PLAYED
here mostly on Tuesday and Fri.
day nights.
Lions in Southern Division.
The league is divided into two
divisions, but each team play,
eight games with every club il
the circuit. Washington is in tn,
Southern half with Johnstown, de.
tending champion; the Atlanti,
City Sea Gulls and the Philadel
phla Falcons. Riley says tn,
Northern Divisions best probabl,
will be the Springfield Indian
and the Boston Olympics with tn,
New York Rovers and the New
Haven Hawks not much weaker.
The 32-year-old coach VIII,
worked as an assistant to Bol
Foster. Uline Arena manager, las
year is glad to be back in hocke,
and anxious to test his club il
league action. We'll know bette
how we stand after tonight,
game" he said. There are al
ways a lot of morning glories /,
lpractice."
Evening star., 1951-10-19

countleS from
November Is to
November 80.
In a meeting
in Cumberland,
the State Game
and Inland Fish
Commission al
so lifted the
creel limit on
crappies taken
from Triadel-
phia Lake in
M o n t 6 o mery
County and set
n xt yea RS
trout season to
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Willie Pep Divorced

STARKE, Fla, Oct. 10 (P.-
Willie Pep, former featherweight
boxing champion, and his wife
have been divorced, the clerk OF
courts office here said. The &C.
tion was made final September %
Evening star., 1951-10-19
jap Seeks Flyweiqht Title

TOKYO, Oct. 10 R.-The
japanese flyweight champion
Yoshio Shirai. said today he'll
challenge the winner of the Dado
Marino- Terry Allen world fly
weight title bout November / ir
Honolulu.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Mrs. Morkus Is Winner
In Indian Sprino Tourne,

Mrs. Lewis Markus with 1921
I'll and Mrs. Ray Weisberg, 95-
22-73 were the first and second
low net winners in the Indian
Spring ladies day golf yesterday.
The club will hold special events
in connection with its final ladies
day next Thursday.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

The season on wild turkey in
Maryland has been closed except
in Washington and Allegheny
Counties, and will be open in those
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Hockey at Glance

BY the Associated Pres.
Thursdays Scores.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Detroit. g.: Chicago. /.
Montreal, 8; New York, ..
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Providence. z: st. Louis, 3.
Pittsburgh, q; Cleveland. l.
Hershey. B: Indianapolis. 2,
PACIFIC COAST.
No games scheduled.
Fridays Schedule,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
No games
AMERICAN LEAKUE.
No games.
PACIFIC COAST.
Tacoma at Seattle.
Saskatoon at New Westminster.
Edmonton at CALGARY.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Single-Wing Formation.

Characteristics-1. Unbalanced
line (two linemen on one side OF
the center. four on the other side)
either to the left or to the right
2. One back, called wingback
Evening star., 1951-10-19

Latest news from Ducks Un-
limited of Canada is of tremen.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-03-10
KODIAK MIRROR
6aDy fsOwn s7eTe To Hospital

Al Ignatin, year old baby boy, was flown here from Oh Harbor Monday in a Bob Hat Air Service plane, and stakem to Griffin Memorial Hospital ta be treated for a respiratory is lection. His father accom- panied him on the emergencx flight.
 The hospital reported yesterday that the baby was much improved and almost ready to go home.