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Arkansas State press., 1954-10-22
Fri, Oct %, 1854 STATE PRESS

by hitting shack Paen with pass to his own 40
yard line Two roughng penalties moved the ball to the Hot
Springs 49, On first down Henry passed to Paen for d.
That play ended the scoring for the mite but the duo of
Henry and Paen kept the Little Rock fans cheering all mite
Keep those mind Rusty Henry and Shack Pat
another passing combination that will bring fame to
Dunbar
The Dunbar team is coached by two graduates of the
school who members of the Dunbar staff Fred Swinon.
asate quarterback the early forties handles head dut
les well the junior backs He played his college ball at
Langston university in Oklahoma Joe Red Eson. all
state tackle at Dunbar and later aAmeriean tackle at
Wiley college, Marshall. Texas coaches the line.
Scores of unreported Games
Phlander Smith senior Samuel Drake has been signed
by the Chicago Cubs for their Blackwell Oklahoma affiliate
In the western association 1t announced in Chicago
Samuel third baseman, spent the playing base
ball for the Carman Cardinals in Canada He the
outstanding players and voted the all-star of
which he leading third baseman in the league with $40
batting Samuel finished the with 800
eage The league with which Samuel played up of
two Canadian teams the Canan Cardinals and the Bran
don Greys and from North Dakota the Wilson
Oilers and the Minot Mallards.
Samuels brother Solomon, rookie outfeder
Chicago Cubs "Soy played centereld for the Des
Bruins in the Western league during the He racked
batting average of 282 He 1854 graduate Phander
Smith.
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-22

to the So On second play the kickoff Caleb
most sought after fubac in region eced his
end for so yards touchdown That ended the scoring
the first half
Merrill received the second half kickoff but suffered a
brain the play The ball bounced the Merrill 20
where the Monroe downed the ball 1t Monroes ball
at this point Three plays later Brown scored and Merrl
back broken
Merrill took the next kickoff and then shifted to the pass
ing game Caleb picked off Woods
nterception He also plunged for the x-tra point.
Merrill ended the scoring when Woods hit end Lee Ran
dali with Woods passed to Beasey for the point
Calebs running for Monroe and Woods passing for Mer
rill was outstanding
Lost Weekend In Greater Little Rock
1t lost weekend in Greater Little Rock Thursday
mite Jones hi went to Memphis Melrose hi beat the North
sders 81 Friday nie Travelled to Tulsa Washing
ton 50 T. Billie McJmpson scored for the locals
Wilson Hi Still unbeaten Malvern as; Morriton
Coach j. w. Williams Malvern entry scored in every
quarter and piled up ouchdowns swamp Morrton eleven
as to 6.
McNeely scored DIS the first quarter McClel-
Ian and Henson scored each the quarter
ed two in the third quarter and Sttt completed touch
down parade by scoring in the fourth period
three extra points during the contest,
Lincoln H. Forrest City slaushers Jonesboro IS to o
Coach Trees" Livingston opened the gates the Jones'
ooro lads that he coached and literally
field Friday night Scoring divided Lee Brooks
with two ds Robert Harris touchdown five
POINTS; Jim Neal Jim Meyers Willie Guest Manuel Twile
and Dejustice Coleman with d. each. Twie tackled
Jonesboro runner behind his goal line for a safety
Hot Springs "B" IL; Dunbar "B"
The Langston juniors borrowed a page from their big
erohers and made 1t two wins over Dunbar for the Hot
Springs scored its first play the mite and made
lls touchdown stand up the margin victory
With minute and thirty gone in the first pc
ROD bad from Iangson to take the hall
on the Dunbar twenty Cal Johnson taback swept around his
own right and twenty yards t. d.
In the early minutes of the period the Hot Springs
crew moved to first down the Dunbar eight Two line
punge moved the ball into the zone Ronald (rehfed
scored for Langston
Lindsey Rusty Henry got the locals back in the ball
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-22
Southern Piles Up
| Fourth Straight;
Defeats Arkansas
" John Howard

|By John HoWaru
rr,beaten and united Southern
University from louisiana rolled
In IFS fourth straight football VIC
,orv in Pine Bluff Saturday mite,
|,ramping the game Arkansas A
,&N Lions, 34-6.
The difference was Southern rs
|pobert Dinkins, who accounted for
.vo of Southern five touchdowns
Ind a pack of spirited fleet backs
Iqd by Emile Pope and Percy
,ohason, quarterbacks, and full
back Harold Pearson,
The Lions lone score came IN
hhe first quarter on a handoff
l. speedy halfback Joe Davis who
Faced ST yards to a touchdown.
|Fhe attempt for the extra was
|gild.
The Jaguars scored early in the
Itrst period following a long drive
and a pass from Pope to Clifton
Duekworth who stopped on the
l.ons 10 Robert Dinkins took
handoff on the five and plung-
ID over fer the score. Lemon
kicked the extra.
Il was Dinkins who again took
#the ball in that quarter and
drove over the three after a Sc
hes of drives set up by back Ell
kn Spears. Lemon again convert
ID.
The Cats piled it on again in
Ehe second quarter when quarter
pack Percy Johnson set the ball
klp for Southern by 53-yard run
which put the ball on the one
Eard line where halfback Harold
Pearson took it over
Southern end. William Harding,
|nagged a pass from Quarter back
Emile Pope and covered 43 yards
! for the Jaguars fourth score. Pc
Pom ran the extra point.
Percy Johnson closed the South
fern scoring in the fourth quarter
|Then he broke clear on a quart
|erback sneak to 60 43 yards and
place the ball in paydirt terri
|tory On the next play johnson
|went over from the three-yard
|strIpe to score the last touchdown
IN the game Peronn converted a
gain,
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-22
The Statistics:
SOnthern


81. Paul AME church, will pre-
'Et Mrs Willie M. Lewis in her
aalaI recital Sunday at 8 p. m.
j Ted" Hatchett will be the
guest soloist Morning Star
baptist choir sang at the Mock
conterence program which was
n'la at Bald Knob Mrs.
gladys Mays and sons. Leslie ans
N2ymoU, spent the weekend in
AaHsas City, with their cousin,
Wis. NJ. B. johnson The
NAACP state meeting viii con
yene in Little Rock, October %
q Each ocal chapter is a ked to
a'end in a large way Mrs.
LodIe M Herr n, Instructor at
Focahontas, spent last weekend
WIN the Mays family The
I"R district meeting was held
~ First Baptist church, October
'O'I5' The welcome program was
presented by First Baptist and
morning Star Baptist churches .
Layman's day was observed at
ailmory Chapel. Theme A time
ior decision Mrs. l. j. Oates, was
we speaker at II a. m. Goal =
- Ill every pulpit with a lay
speaker for Sunday First
baptist and Morning Star Baptist
l'olrs attended the monthly meet
Jug OF the Federated choirs at
,DIackvllle The Judson N.
q .Out elementary school, presented
''unt Night, Monday night.
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-22
SPORTS
THE HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP
Extends Winning Streak to 80

\ c. D. Henry
,,,s Oklahoma Extends Winning Streak to SO
oense Of Langston
p"soua State Champs Arkansas State Champs IL
ongon hi came within point of pulling the biggest
1 o the high school grid When Langston scored
ho first period became the first on Okla
~ Ctv since the middle of the 1853 some nine
s ago Oklahoma City is working on a winning streak
- otarted in the middle of the 1850 season
Roth teams felt each other out with straight football for
t five minutes At this point, the Langston attack be-
clicking and drove to the Oklahoma 30yard line The at
T., begged down and Douglas hi took downs.
Three running plays failed to produced the needed ten
dc and bad pass from center fourth down gave the
oson Bulldogs possession the Oklahoma IS Quarter
fs and Co-Captain James Love passed T. c. Walker
fMant soph hafback for touchdown Walkers plunge
Ep extra point failed
In the second quarter Langson scored again Love
prcepted Oklahoma pass and about As yards for
down Loves attempted conversion from placement fail
Arkansas State press., 1954-10-22

yEThat blood hadn't been available for that family for
w someone fire for child injured in your own
community? There is substitute for blood Only
acre and donate this precious esavng substance And as long
as single pint blood the difference between life and
death any American the need for blood urgent Make an
appointment to donate blood!
Evening star., 1954-05-10
By Romon Coffmon.

ing to the square Of the distance
between them.
The pull Of gravity explains
all weight. When an object is
taken to a height of 4 miles.
there is a little less pull between
it and the earth than there Is
when the object Is at sea level.
Many tests have been made to
find the pull between objects on
the earth. II two iron balls, each
weighing 10 tons, are hung from
the ceiling of a building. a few
feet apart, they will attract each
other. The pull between them
is small, but it can be measured.
The gravity pull between vari-
Gus objects on earth is so little
that it hardly counts.
Evening star., 1954-05-10
Uncle Ruy's Corner

We might suppose that an
object would keep the same
weight when carried to a high
level. If any change in weight
did take place, perhaps most of
us would expect the object to
gain weight.
Scientists tell us. however, that
objects lose weight when they are
carried upward. If a chunk of
iron with a weight of 100 pounds
is placed on an airplane, and
taken to a height of 4 miles, it
will lose about ounces!
After weighing objects at sea
level. on spring scales, scientists
have tested the weight at various
heights. On the very same
scales, an object loses weight.
Notice that I speak about
spring scales. If balance scales
are used, the story is different
F., At any height, 100 pounds Of dry
wheat win balance 100 pounds
Of iron.
The changes, when spring
Evening star., 1954-05-10

scales are employed, always bear
out the general theory Of gravity.
In the first part Of the theory
which Newton outlined, it is
stated that two objects attract
each other in direct proportion
to their mass. In addition. how
ever. the theory goes on to say
that the pull between the two
objects win be cut down accord
Evening star., 1954-05-10

Dallas: Why do we use the
word CATTLE?-J. M. v.
Answer. It is from the middle
English word chatel, meaning
property; chattels, capital" In
common use, cattle designates
cows, bulls and steers, but 1t
also may properly be used Of
any of the domesticated animals:
Sheep, goats, horses, swine, etc.
Gary: Please explain the diff
ference between compare to"
and compare with,"-B. c.
Answer: To compare to-
points out a similarity. as: "His
poetry has been compared to
Kipling's." To compare with
points out a difference, as: "His
poetry cannot be compared with
Kipling's."
Asbury Park: When should we
use the spelling enclose" anc
when "inclose?"-J. <. II.
Answer: The words are the
same. The spelling recon-
mended by the United States
Evening star., 1954-05-10
AWord to the Wise s,M". F'e"t Cobb,

Government Printing Office
Style Manual. however, is "en-
close"
Knoxville: What Is the origin
of the word GOON?-L. D.
Answer: The New Webster's
states that it probably was
coined from the "g" of gorilla
and the "oon" Of baboon. The
expression was popularizedN by
Ellie Crisler Segar, who died in
1888. creator Of the Popeye
comic strip. Segar also Is
credited with jeep and various
other terms that took on wide
extensions Of meaning.
distributed by McNaught
syndicate, 1nc.)
Evening star., 1954-05-10
Our Presidents
BY Honore M. CotudoI

(which President, before
becoming Chief Executive,
served as a United States civil
service commissioner?
(which President is aSSo-
ciated with the phrase, ITO
the victor belongs the spoils"?
(Which future President
was the author Of a book,
Principles Of Mining?
Answers on next page.)
Evening star., 1954-05-10
Fumous Fables
By {. {. Edqor

STRA T E G Y-Josephine,
wife of Napoleon, was aware
that her husband had an eye
for other beauties. No mean
strategist herself, she man.
aged on more than one oc-
casion to put a crimp in his
philandering.
A gala reception was
planned at the court, for
which elaborate prepara-
tons had been made. On
the morning of the affair,
Josephine learned that her
husband had invited one Of
his favorites. She said moth
ing to him, but sent her
maid to find out what her
rival planned to wear.
When the maid reported
that the lady would appear
in green. Josephine immedi-
ately summoned decorators
and had them change the
color scheme of the ballroom
to blue; blue walls, rugs.
tapestries and upholstery.
When her rival made her
appearance, her green gown
claShed so with the blue that
Napoleon lost interest in
her.
CHARACTER-At a party
one night. author William
Dean Howells stopped be-
side a group of ladies who
were notorious goSSipS.
"Ah, Mr.. Howells!" one of
them greeted him. do you
expect to find some charac-
ters for your new book
here?"
NO. replied Howell. in
trigued by the wagging
tongues, "but I can see that
quite a few have been lost
around here"
Evening star., 1954-05-10
Corn Stute Has Cool, Too

DES MOINES.-Iowa, in the
heart Of the corn belt. produced
1.170.000 tons Of soft coal in
1853. .
Evening star., 1954-05-10
By EosIeY BloekWood

4A All pass
With the promotion" Of the
Jump shift to something more
than a mere game force, we have
had to find substitute bids to
make sure we reach game.
There are a number Of such
bids which force partner to
speak again. Some of them are
only one-round forces. But be-
fore we go into those. let's take
one more Jump bid which is
forcing to game-the double
raise of partners suit.
In today's deal Mr.. Dale
jumped to three spades over his
partners one spade opening.
This bid was forcing to game.
but denied the strength for a
jump shift.
Mr.. Meek was not expected to
go beyond game unless he had
considerable in excess values.
For the Jump raise, Mr.. Dale
needed adequate trump support
and about the equal of an open
ing bid in high cards.
The spade game was not a
laydown. Mrs. Keen led the jack
of diamonds which was covered
by the queen and king and won
with the ace. It appears that
the contract depends upon for
tunate guess as to the location
of the queen of hearts. But Mr..
Meek took advantage Of an op-
portunity to eliminate this guess
entirely.
At trick two he led club and
the king lost to the ace. Mr..
Abel caShed the nine Of dia-
monds, then led the 10 Of clubs.
Mr.. Meek won with dummy's
queen Of clubs and led a spade
to his ace. a
He trumped his last diamond
on the board, led dummy's last
club and trumped it in his hand.
At this point he simply led q
spade and Mrs. Keen was in
with the king. She was out Of
diamonds and spades. She knew
that if she led a club Mr.. Meek
would ruff in dummy and get
rid of a heart from his hand.
So she led the eight of hearts.
But that took the guess out Of
that suit and the contract was
in the bag. =
(Copyright. 1854. General Features corp.)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26
Queen Elizabeth Is Magnificent!

Her Majesty and beloved President Eisenhower are
probably Gods highest Christian political representatives.
earth today
sUT-sl Of our potic. leaders ar. TOO spiritually i'm
ms'oren
a seeondhsF 10Th Century leadership. with Gods
eorsenent ~ill-Ak0 MUsT-tes't 70 Gods TWO highest
representatives Christ Jesus. and propheed by Hn
The Comforter a. he Holy Ghost. the
Spirr o. truth who will teach you ALL things -
Second Coming OF Christ
Inc triumphant divine individuality Of Jesos-pre.ent
working miracles since 800 Gods Christ Sciences
Miracle Messiah Millennium revealed by women per
Jesus Ms''he~ l333-"The kingdom Of heaven is like
iesyen which hid in three Of
meal -" Science, Theology Medieine"l-
The title o. fhe Sixth Chapter OF Gods Savior OF the
Bible. The Christian Science textbook. SCIENCE AND
HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES iberssns
The Holy from their devih bondage the four
European religious cppesThs snschrsf. devils Jvdss
The devils Roman csthoIieism!-s rnonsrovs political
and religious R.AC.K.E.T!M
Russian and Balkan Greek Orthodoxy
Tn. Frsnko-Eesnor.Hsrry, spiritual bastard Heb. l77.
9 psrversons Of Profesfsntsm.
" PRESIDENT EISENHOWER; QUEEN ELIZABETH;
SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL; FOREIGN MINISTER.
ANTHONY EDEN; JOHN FOSTER DULLES ADLAI
STEVENSON recent surgical operation tesfyina 70 vn.
Chrske unseentihe THINKING Of The devils Demoer
lous dishonesty God msnllD could rebvks
deviIsh errors OUTSIDE OF Communism and provocative.
y declare and DEMONSTRATE the AIness goodness Of
God infinite spr'.--the MYTH and MIRAGE OF Communism
would fade as darkness before ightI-
Consider The gigantic frauds OF Judaism. Roman
cs'hoIicis, and the other two and The devsh whswssh
hesings OF sters medies which would deceive possible,
and spiritual impvry Of sdveston-pvble psroehs pr.
Wildwood Of Gods Christ Science Miracle Messiah Msn-
MUM! for soesIsd natural seeneensursy pris-
Of the Observation-Disclosures mssnetisrol
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26
A Tip-0ff on re Owned Tiqers!!!!
TRIBUNE READERS ATTENTION.
Another Martin Luther Is Blasting
The Devils Roman Catholic
Monstrosity!
Peoples Padre"
Beacon. Press, Boston-s3.95.

-Beseon's Press Boston-$395.
cIANT:LikE CATHOLIC PRIEST LEFT THE
CHURCH TO FIND GOD IN THE slUMs"I
The svtobosrs Apply of OF Americas noted
Frsneisesns and his spiritual pgrimsge"l
What they have said about Emmett Mclaughlin and
his work:
The hospital the mission the clinics and the housing
passion" -CATHoLC WORLD. June l947.
Our addition: BEFORE THE PEOPLES PADRE"
ExcOMMUNlcATED THE CHURCH, tsmes)
The bestJked whitemsn among the eoloed residents
Of Arronss MsreoPs County young Woodworking Cath
oie priest He has done the past years for
The advancement Of the eooed the State any
other white person. Father Emmett Arizonss foremost
social worker" PITTSBURGH COURIER Sept. Is, 1874
Ths Publisher Of the Detroit Tribune has read 100 pages
he gives away couple dozen before long. he
prissd
dear Christian Scientist hsa recommended the book
very earnestly, and said This education is all Of
thsN II is . DIVINE revslstionl
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL, ALL
PRIEST TO POPE. AND ALL ROMAN CATHOLIC
LAYMENI-EvERY SINGLE oNEl
MANY FINE CITIZENS AND NElcHBoRs TO BE sURel
No wonder. Jesus said 10 the Satan bound" Of His
'ime-snd remember he said MANY called but are
ehossn"l-
For unto YOU That except your Righteousness shall
EXCEED the RIGHTEOUSNESS OF THE scRlBEs and
PHARIsEEs, ys shall in ENTER into the kingdom
Of heaven" Matt 500.
And remember Jesus said The Kingdom Of Heaven is
81 hand. n is within yovn scientific Chrsiks spiritual.
lied eonseiovsnsss
Heaven and eternal life spprshended in scientific,
chrsks spiritual eonseiovsnes-by Gods Chosen People
-chrisfIiks Christian seienssfsI
Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26

This earnsl material men
faIify, misnsmed mind, is NOR
fsi. Therefore man would b,
annihilafed. were IL NOT FOR
the spiritual real mans indis.
soluble connection with hn
God, which Jesus brought 10
light" S. 8 H., page 293, by
Mary Baker Eddy.
The Bible tells us. God so
loved the world, that He cave
His only beloved Son. that
whatsoever believe ON him
should not perish, but have
everlasting life
This spiritual son. Christ
Jesus, fulfilled the law. which
God gave TO Moses. On his di.
vine Mission he always taught,
preached. and demonstrated
that the children of men could
learn how to rise up above
"carnal, mortal thoughts"
The sensuality and evil which
came forth out of the hearts
of mortalS did not stop the
triumph of Truth. which has
come to all ages. Yet,
hardened human hearts have
DELAYED real achievements
many times, which could have
been blessed much earlier.
There is the right answer
TO every human question. And
as time goes on, in human az.
fairs, many questions are not
answered until they are an.
swered properly. For "ovr
Fafher-Mother God, all hsr-
moniovs," brings the people
forth out OF mortal error into
the Truth Of being, with a
mi9nry power. And " IS OUT
Of divine Mind that right an.
swers bring advancement in
human affairs.
Those who desire TO be un.
der the banner of Gods ever.
lasting love are praying. and
knowing that man is the
spiritual image and likeness
of God" And as one learns TO
spiritually watch and wait
patiently for divine Love 10
move him in the right direc-
ton. he learns the meaning OF
love. Because Truth frees
CONTINUED On Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26

Wnen me FnariSeeS TOOK
Council and questioned Jesus
on various things. he always
had the correct answer. Jesus
answered and said unto them.
ye do err. not knowing the
scriptures. nor the power OF
Cod" Matt. 1870.
Christian Science by Mary
Baker Eddy has the key 70
the scriptures which brings 70
human consciousness spiritual
understanding. On page 292
Of Science and Health. she
says: Gods thoughts are per-
feet; are eternal; are sub.
stance, and life"
Spiritual Vision Needed
The GOD OF ABRAHAM.
AND JACOB and all of THE
PROPHETS is leading before
us today, and when we under
stand enough of His power to
vision spiritually His ever
presence. and know that he
rewardeth according to right.
eousness and not according to
wickedness. we can leave evil
and confusion out Of the ques.
ton, His reward is through
Spirit, not through matter.
Mans eternal substance of life
is spiritual. and not material.
This seems TO be one of the
hardest things for the human
race enmasse to understand.
individual Study Increases
knowledge
So, this brings US 10 the
point where il must be under.
stood clearly. that il is through
individual prayer, study and
watching that collective hv-
man thinking" will ever be
spirifvaIi1ed. N is through
righteousness and understand.
ing Of the power Of God that
man, woman. and child gains,
and maintains the God-given
ability 10 love everybody,
and leave the rest TO God.
Through the recognition Of
ones ability to love. and be
loved. he finds that LOVE is
OF SPIRIT. AND MATERIAL
TTY HAS NOTHING TO DO
WITH DIVINE LOVE.
Christian Science teaches:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26
"1,02l Sailed To Eternity on Fiery
Picnic Cruise!

Detroit News New York APP
Excerpts from column Of Robert s. Bird in NY Tribune
with few excerpts from The Detroit News
"A half century ago next Tuesday morning there fell
on New York disaster eaprcious and cruel that for
days city officials feared epidemic suicides Some did
end their lives afterward Many died
over the months and that followed and great many
were never again right in their minds
Yesterday, through the haze of fifty years, a dozen
men and women who were aboard the
steamer General Soeum when burned in the East River
June 5 1904 tried to the horror Their own
mothers fathers brothers, sisters among the o2l
persons BURNED OR DROWNED in the worst marin.
tragedy in the history of this country the worst
ever to happen in this city"
See 1000 Start Pienic"-Pare
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Churchill Bitter Toward Ike!
Drew Pearson.
Sir Winston, A Smoker, Needs
Gods Christ Miracle Science!
Sir Winston Magnificent vs.. Hitler
A Christian Giant
History's Highly Favored Son.
BY ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, C.s. .

-
Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of Our Father Mother Cod all
harmonious Up. l6 Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures BY Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace of God
do Fruehauf- artn Luther job in this age! :! And
How. Science & Health, textbook, is Gods Lib
orator or The Bible.
HIGHER AND TRlIER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOO
Jesu, loved righteousness and hated niquity'!
The ''ukewarn' live in fools paradise!
BUT-sIcohol and tobacco marked . spiritual
eripples and - POSSIBLE - MORAL liablities!l!
ANTHONY EDEN cHURcHILls RIGHT HAND
MANA FINE STATESMAN. TOOL
BUT spiritually defeien'l-rs nifested in the nedics
operations which he svbnitfed-n America by the way
number Of months seo!ths devils surgery removing
disturbing mortal thought, image ofthe SEEMINGLY dis
sssed portion OF the bodyregisferns fear ignorance
anvnse eniif Unchris'Ike fhnkns education! science
theology rnedns-he. OF ell sickness disease and
dsformi'y