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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24

/: The Yankees knew they had
It all the time.
Days ago the New Workers
circled Friday, September %, on
the clubhouse calendar as the
day they'd clinch their 21si
American League pennant, the
sixth In seven years.
And 1t was last night, Friday,
September %, that they did it,
beating the Boston Red Sox, 3D.
behind the great relief pitching
Of Whitley Ford. the stubby
southpaw who will open the
World Series against Brooklyn
Wednesday at the Yankee Sta
dunn.
Manager Casey Stengel had 1t
figured, too. Last spring he said
wen have to win 95 games to
win this one" BY winning last
night. after losing, ga, in the
afternoon half Of the day-night
double bill at Fenway Park. the
Yankees now have IS victories.
Indians Rained Out
The Cleveland Indians. defend
ing champions and last of the
challengers, have 81. The In
dians, rained out at Detroit yes
terday, have three games left,
but even by winning EN- all
they'd finish with only "a VIC
tories-one less than Stengel
called for.
With all that crystal-ball gaz-
ing, the Yankees still had to
battle to put No. IS in the bag.
They had reached "a with eight
straight triumphs before being
side tracked in the afternoon
game as Boston snapped its own
ssven-game losing streak.
Going into the seventh inning
OF the nightcap. big Don Larsen
had q 80 lead with only one
wobbly inning in the first six.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24

The Trojans. blessed with a
wealth of material, actually iced
the game with a three-touch-
down splurge in the second quar-
ter. They added another in the
third and two more in the final
period.
Oregon got of to a 60 lead,
marching 81 yards in 10 plays,
with Fullback Jack Morris crash
ing through the middle for the
final three. Stanley contributed
a 28-yard sprint in the series,
which started when Guard Spike
Hillstrom intercepted q Trojan
pass.
Oregon scored an automatic
safety in the final period when
a pass from center went unat-
tended into the end zone.
Ernie Zampes, q substitute
back passed for 10 yards to
Chuck Leimhach. ending a IS
yard thrust which began for
use after Oregon fumbled a
kickoff in the second quarter.
Roberts. an exceptionally fast
sophomore fullback, wound up
the scoring for use in the
fourth quarter on q 3l-yard run
of right end.
gs''s esllf. 8 Il : lIsss
3 piunSs; shanisy. ~ run: convsr yis:
southern California :eorinsMToueh-
SS dow on Arns,t 4, 1; plarEsy go pass o
Iun; Lsimsssn. 10. pass from zsmpess:
Roberts. 81. run. Conversions: Arnett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
STATISTICS

1-yard buck, a 3o-yard run with
a pass from Jim Contratto, a
32-yard squirt on a lateral from
c. r. Roberts and a 90-yard punt
return. He added four CONVEX
sions for a total of 20 points to
break the schools all-time sin
gle-game record.
Prior to Arnett's 90-yard thrill
er the highlight of the game was
a 72-yard touchdown romp
around right end by Oregon's Jim
Stanley.
Shanley's run put the Web
feet back In the ball game. trail
ing use 2l.l3 at the half.
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Weekend Football
On Radio and w


UCLA at Maryltnd. WMAL, Q p.m.
William and Mary at Navy, WRC. 2. Al,
n m. SOU
Roundup Of dig games tUcIA-Msrv.
land, Missouri Michigan. Southern Meth
odist-Notre Dame WASHINGTON Mir-e.
sofa, oeorEia Tech Florida. WToP,
= pm
Southern Methodist at Notre Dams.
VOL As pm y"
Clemson at virginia. wPIK, 8 pm.
z 80 pm.
TeIevision To-day
UCLA at Maryland. WMAL-T, 2 pm.
pm.
Radio Temprrov
Redskins at Cleveland. WTOP. pm.
Chicago Bears at Baltimore. wMAL,
pm.
Detroit ct Green Bay. wAsH-FM. Q
pm.
Teievislen Tomsrrov
Redskins ct Cleveland. wToP-e.
pm,
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,, IN. Associated Pres.

2. ~ - s.
The college football season
kicked on In earnest today and
already there's q do-or-die con-
test on tap between q couple
of pretenders for national honors.
That. Of course, would be the
big one at College Park In which
UCLA. the defending Pacific
Coast Conference champion,
takes on a University of Mary
land team which lost some pres
tige last week when the Terps
barely got past Missouri, 1912.
UCLA lived up to expectations
in its opener against Texas AIM.
winning 2i-0, but the big ques-
ton making the rounds is: Could
Maryland be as weak as the
Missouri game indicated? A bad
defeat at the hands Of UCLA
and the Terps' stock will tumble
like Wall Street In 1929.
Bowl yictors Busy
Meanwhile. the four teams
that came out on top in the
major bowl games last New
Years Day fiex their muscles for
the first time and they are ex-
|pected to have easy sailing.
Ohio State. the Rose Bowl
victor. figures to browbeat Ne
braska; Navy. winner In the
Sugar Bowl. win warm up at
the expense Of william and
Mary; Duke, the Orange Bowl
kingpin, has no problem In
North Carolina State, and Geor-
gia Tech, Cotton Bowl champion
plays Florida.
The Engineers were No. 2 In
this weeks Associated Press poll
behind UCLA.
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Muddy Track
Probable for
Nashua 5 Test

NEW YORK. sept. ~ F).--
Rain or shine--and 1t looked
like showers the No. l race
horse In America was expected
to emerge from the $l00. 600
added Sysonby Stakes today
when Nashua and four older
|campaigners battle II out at Bel
mont Park.
It rained most Of the night
and q muddy track could upset
the calculations as the 3-yeaf-
old Nashua tackles older horses
for the first time.
One of Belmont's largest
crowds was expected for the
mile and one-eighth race. named
for one of Americas greatest
horses. This could be one Of
our greatest races, too.
Opinions on the outcome were
varied, although most observers
agreed that Nashua from VIII
liam Woodward's Belair Stud
would go of the favorite at
around 6 to 5.
Surprise Meeting
There was one newcomer to
the race when the entry box
|closed--Mr. Turf. property OF
Jack Amiel, Broadway res
taurant man, who surprised the
horse world in 1851 when his
Count Turf won the Kentucky
Derby.
Nevertheless. II anything beats
Nashua. it still looks like either
the King Ranch's High Gun
William G. Helis' Helioscope or
1.-THE Maine Chance Farms speedy
Jet Action, son Of Jet Pilot. 1947
Derby winner. All are 4-year-
Odds, while Mr.. Turf Is 6.
Basing their deductions on q
fast track. odds-makers listed
High Gun and Helioscope as
second choices at s to 2 each
with Jet Action 5 to and Mr.
Turf, the rank outsider, at SO
to / or more.
A muddy track would pose nc
problem for Nashua. who won
This epic match with Swaps over
Ian "off" track at Washington
Park August 81. Helioscope Won
last years Pinlico Special on q
wet track and the others also
can handle q muddy strip.
Can Pass Stymie
Under the weight-for-age con-
lditions. Nashua carries 121
pounds. The older horses all
have 1875. Those who like Nashua
are. quick to point out that at
this time of the year. top s.
year -olds usually have been able
Ito handle older horses. They
mention Citation. Capot. Hill
Prince, Counterpart and High
Gun a year ago. as big horses
who have met their elders sue
Icessfully.
With five starters. the Sysonby
would be worth $l06,700. the
winner getting $70.600. Nashua,
now the third biggest money
winning horse in the world with
$685.. SOS, can pass Stymie. with
$9l8,485. If he wins. This would
put him right on the heels Of
Citation. who leads with ST.
EO85. 760.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
IRISH OPENING WITH sMU
Come Here Headlines
Choice Football Cord

Bud wilkinson takes the wraps
of his Oklahoma outfit against
North Carolina, while Michigan.
the Big Ten favorite. goes against
surprising Missouri.
Notre Dame and Southern
Methodist also clash In the
opener for both schools and this
could develop into q real knock
'em-down battle. The Irish
haven't got their usual power
house this year. while Southern
Methodist has its sights set
squarely on the Southwest Con-
ference title.
Pitt. apparently one Of the
best In the East, Is favored over
Syracuse. Penn State and Army,
two Of the Painters top con-
tenders for sectional honors,
have easy assignments in Bos-
ton University and Furman, re-
spectively.
Regional Television
There won't be any national
television game. Instead, five
games will be telecast on re-
gional hookups. They include
Pitt-Syracuse, Penn State -Bos-
ton University, Michigan State
Indiana and Illinois California.
I'm the Washington area
the Maryland ella game will
be seen on WMAL-TV, Chan
mel Z. starting at 2 pm. while
the Quantico- Fort Eustis clash
will be shown on WRC-TV.
Channel 4. beginning at 1:35
p.m0
In last nights sprinkling of
action Southern California won
Its second straight Pacific Coast
Conference game by defeating
SeA FOOTBALL. Page Ala
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
PROBABLE PITCHERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Baltimore at Washington e, twi-nightl
moore 9-10) and Wight t6-S) VS..
Alternately t5-S) and Stone t6-12J.
Cleveland at Detroit t2)--score u5-
l0l and Wynn ti7-ID vs.. Larry t14-14)
New York at Boston---Kueks SD VS..
Kansas City at chicsgo---Kellner I'll.
80 VS., Donovan tI4-Bl
NATIONAL LEAGUE
philadelphia at New York---Dickson
II2-lll vs.. Hearn (l4-15) or Antonelli
G4-16D.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh G., twi-nieht)
--L0es 1000 and Newcombe f20-b) vs..
Friend Q2-9I and Hall t5-B),
Milwaukee ct St. Louis Rhtl--Crone
(1O-91 or Robinson GID VS.. Mcdaniel
900,
Chicago At cincinnati--Jones 1920
or Kaiser t0-0) VS.. Nuxhall tI7-11t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
Auto Races OFF

Tonight's auto racing card at
Manassas. Va. was called of
today because of rain.
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CUP REGATTA
Tight Finish
Murks First
Sailing Race

By MALCOLM LAMBORNE, JR.
Tony Wells. sailing Strutaway
from the National Yacht Club.
won the Chesapeake 20s class
opening race in the Presidents
Cup Regatta today by q one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER "a. 1855
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
WASHINGTON, CT
Baltimore, 4--3.
Boston, So; New
York. 4--3.
Chi, IL; K. c., 4
Cleve. ct Det.. post,
poned, rain.
Games Today
BALTIC. ct Wash. {.
tMi-nishtl. 8.
N. Y. Ut Bost., rain
Cleye. at Detroit l2)
K c. at chicago.
Games Tomerrsw
BALTIC, at wash, Q
New York ut Boston
Cleveland at Detroit
kans. City at Chi
NATIONAL
Results Yesterday
Phila., B.: N. r., /
Milw., 4: st. L., .
Bklyn. al Pitts. post
poned. rain.
Only games seized.
Games Today
Phila. at ", Y.
Bklyn. at Pitts. t2D
CHICAGO at CHM.
Milv. ct ct. L. tnf'
GaEsss Temerrsv
phila. at New York,
Bklyn. at PittsburGh
Chi 81 Cincinnati,
Milw. at o.. Louis,
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FIELD IN SYSONBY STAKES

NEW YORK. Sept "a U-The field for the slooooo-added
onby Stakes mile and equaer today at Belmont Park
posons weights Jockeys and probable odds:
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16

HELENA Scheduled shooting
hours for prairie and mountain
grouse have been removed, the Mon
tana Fish and Game department an
nounced
The 1855 prairie grouse season be-
gan in several eastern Montana
counties Sept. 10, and viii open on
Sept. 10 in other hunting areas.
Counties where prairie grouse
may be hunted during the early
season from Sept. 10 through Sept.
Ii ore: Garfield, McCone, Prairie,
Rosebud, Custer, Fallon, Treasure,
Powder River, and Carter. The daily
bag and possession limit is set al
three birds.
Mountain grouse will be hunted
IN the western portion of the state
from Sept. 10 through Oct. 2, with
no set shooting hours. Regulations
state that mountain grouse may be
taken with a rifle, or shotgun moi
larger than a 10-gauge.
Suspension Of the 8 am. to pm
shooting hours announced earlier
was done to afford many working
people q chance to hunt during thl
daylight hours available to them, ;
department spokesman said.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16

New telephone directories for
Flathead residents viii be available
i November.
The General Telephone Directory
CO. has the contract for the books
All the Flathead will be in the
~ee book. Local citizens for the
most part will find their own city
listed in the front.
Major differences this year in
ciude that the Columbia Falls book
VIII only have a Columbia Falls
(yellov 1age) classified section.
xalispell WIN have one, and 50
VIII Whitefish, Columbia Falls and
Poison. Each city's book will
only contain its own classified
section and not those Of the ether
communities as at present, except
that merchant can buy space IN
IN four classified sections.
n charge Of the new directories
for Tie Ceneral Telephone Directory
Co. Is Ted Aereens and there is 8
cre1 of elglt.
O'Nel Printers viii print the books
~ 8
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16
Lake Blaine Beavers
TO Meet Again Oct. 4

~ 0rodloY MlracIo, T0poFtor
LAKE BLAINE - Lake Blaine
Beavers held their regular meeting
Sept. s, with Charles Lorentzen, pres
icent, presiding. The next meeting
IS scheduled to be held Oct. 4.
Secretary Sharon Loveall read
minutes of the last meeting and roll
call. Finances and the project tour
taken Sept. 3 were discussed.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16

Twp. 80, Rye. 10. Highway No. .
Martin City Montana, and protests
if any there be, against the issu-
ance of such license will be heard al
the hour of 900 o'clock A. NJ. on
the 9th day of October, 1855, at the
office of the Montana Liquor Con
troll Board in Helena, Montana.
Dated September 2, 1885,
Signed ]. E. Manning
AdminiStr
Publish Sept. 8, Is, q, 30.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16
Legal Department
CERTIFICATE OF DOING
BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS
NAME


NAME
/, the undersigned Ben Schroeder,
do hereby certify that am the own
er of that certain business engaged
in the manufacture, or construction,
Of small House-trailers, under the
name and style Of ALPINE TRAIL
Err COMPANY; that the said bus
mess is conducted by me in the
Town of Hungry Horse, Flathead
County, Montana; that Hungry
Horse, Montana, is the principal
place of conducting said business:
that / am conducting the said bus
mess as a sole venture; that my true
and full name is: Ben Schroeder
and that my place Of residence is
the Town Of Hungry Horse with
Post Office Box No. 345.
Dated 9Th day Of September, 1855
Isl BEN SCHROEDER
STATE OF MONTANA
COUNTY OF FLATHEAD IS.
On this 9Th day OF September, 1855
before me H. D. Wellman, Notary
Public for the State Of Montana
personally appeared Ben Schroeder
known to me to be the person whose
name is subscribed to the within
instrument and acknowledged to nae
that he executed the same.
(NOTARIAL SEAL)
H. D. WELLMAN Isl
Notary Public for State oI
Montana. Residing at Column
bia Falls, Montana. My com
mission expires Sept. z, 1857.
Publish Sept. is. q, 80; Oct. 7, 1875.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16

OF MONTANA one Of the sovereign
States Of the United States Of Amer
lea, J. C. MORAND, if alive, 4 dad.
u the unknown heirs md devioees
q ]. c. Morand, Deceased, MRS.
]. C. MORAND, wife Of J. c. Nor
and, If alive, If dead, all the I'M
mewn heirs and devisees Of Mrs.
j. c. M0rand, Deceased, and an
other persons unknown who claim
or may claim and right. title. es-
tate Of interest in or lien OF en-
cumhrance upon the real property
described in Plaintiffs COMPLAINT,
or any thereof, adverse to plaintiffs
ownership, or any cloud upon Plain
tits title thereto, whether such
claim OK possible claim be present
or contingent, including any claim
or possible claim Of dover, inchoate
Or accrued.
Defendants.
ALIAS SUMMONS
THE STATE OF MONTANA
sends greetings to the above named
defendants, and to each Of them,
and to all other persons unknown:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
to answer the Complaint in this
action, which is filed in the office
Of the Clerk of Court, copy Of which
is herewith served upon you, and
file your Answer and serve a copy
thereof upon the Plaintiffs attorneys
within 20 days after the service Of
this Summons, exclusive Of the date
of service; and in case Of your fail
ure to appear or answer, judgement
win be taken against you by de-
fault for the relief demanded in the
Complaint; this action is brought
for the purpose of quieting title to
the following described real prop
erty situated in the County of Flat
head. State Of Montana. described
as follows, to-wit:
i The South As feet of Lot Three Of
Block Twenty three Of Columbis
Falls Townsite, according to the plat
thereof on file in the office Of the
County Clerk and Recorder of Flat
nedQ county, montana, tOSetner VIII
all and singular the tenernents
hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or otherwise
appertaining.
j and to determine all adverse
claims to said real estate and fol
decree showing the plaintiffs t.
be the sole and lawful owners o.
said property.
II WITNESS my hand and the Sea
Of this Court this 31st day Of August
1856.
JACIE WILLIS, Clerk Of Cour
BY CEC1LE SIND, Deputy Clerl
ROGNLIEN AND HASH
Suite 8 M. & N. Bldg.
!, Kalispell, Montana.
7 Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
81 (SEAL) Pub. Sep. 2, 8, is, 2
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TRANSFER OF RETAIL LIQUOR
LICENSE
CROSSWORD

Notice is hereby given that on
this End day of September, 1855. one
Joseph M. Withrow filed with the
Montana Liquor Control Board an
application for transfer of a retail
liquor license from w. A. Paisley to
be used at The Deer Lick, Sec. 4,
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF FLAT
HEAD.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16

GARY l. PELTZER and DORIS
j. PELTZER, his wife, Plaintiffs,
VS.. FLATHEAD COUNTY, a body
polite and corporate, THE STATE
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16
For Sale.

FOR SALE-CHRYSLER WINDSOR
4-door, automatic ransm., $50
rubber. 927 LIST. Ave w. or phone
166K Col. Falls. s.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16

1854 GE AUTOMATIC WASHER for
sale. Used nine months. Also IL
cubic foot International Deep Freeze.
Inquire Flathead Motel, Martin City.
Phone 7-4124. g.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16

SANDERS FOR RENT: ALSO
see us for contract sanding by
experienced craftsmen. Columbia
Falls Lumber Co. #
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16

RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT FOR
sale due to i'll health. Good loca-
ton. Inquire Deer Lick Bar, Martin
City. 8
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16

L4ANDSCAPING, BLACK DIRT,
fertilizer, peat moss. Lawns,
ahrubbery and yard levelling.
Northwest Landscape Co., Phones
6153 or 1868, Kalispell. 1929 Fifth
Ave. West. c45-H
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16

FLATHEAD SEP TIC TANK
service: Installing, cleaning, re-
pairing. 800 gallon $40 anywhere
IN Flathead county. Locally owned
and operated. Chester Meeks,
Phone $3.50, Kalispell. ct
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16
For Sale-Real Estate

2 HOUSES ON ONE LOT FOR
sale. Kennedy addition. $500.
Also trailer house, u foot. 9-room
house, end lot. 50 Ford. 4 acres and
two cabins. Peck Rem, Columbia
Falls. Phone s2-Y. 3
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16

BIGFORK HOME FOR SALE. TWO
bedrooms, guest cottage. boat
dock, furnished. carpeted. Inquire
Art Dodson, Bigfork. g.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16

GAMER HORSES WANTED. D. G..
Galley. Box Isl. Col Falls. #
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16

WANTED - BABY SITTING, Wait
ress work, or odd jobs for after
school and evenings. Portia Sharr,
H. H. Phone 74733. g.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16

BOXER PUPPIES FOR SALE.
Registered. Inquire House 20,
Half Moon or write Joe Hendrickson,
Route l, WhitefiSh. s.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16

FOR SALE OR TRADE: EQUITY
in $50 GMC tandem II foot flat
bed. Trade for equity in house, fur
niture or car. C. A. Brown, 1913
Idaho St., WhitefiSh. Phone 2-6055. s.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-09-16

FOR SALE-BNDER TWINE, BAL
| er twine, foam rubber tractor seat
cushions, metal grass boards, Cere-
tana Feeds, etc. H0lyk's Feed Serv-
ice, Whitefish. Il
, 1955-05-06
Blythe GOVERNOR
OF THE
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
OF THE
A M
MoTHER, DAY : MAY s 1855

Pursuant to the joint resolution of the Congress Of the
United States, approved May 9, 1914, setting aside the second
Sunday in May Of each year as Mothers Day;
la A. Alexander, Governor of the Virgin Islands OF the
United States, by virtue of the power vested in me, do. here
I~byededicat and set apart Sunday, May s, 1858, as-Mothers
Day within the Virgin Islands Of the United States: E. H.
IChapein has said, mo language can express the power and
beauty and herosm and majesty Of a mothers love-
i call upon the officials Of the Government of the Virgin
Islands to display The Flag Of the United States on all public
buildings, and upon the people Of the Islands to display the
flag at their homes and other places on that day as well as
by tokens and messages of affection to our mothers as ex-
pressions Of our love and reverence.
Witness my hand and the seal1of the Government Of the
Virgin Islands Of the United States at Charlotte Amalie, st.
Thomas, this twenty-sixth day Of April, A. D, 1855
"A. "A.
Governor
Evening star., 1955-10-23
Origins Of Christianity
Read in Dead Sea Scrolls

tions Of the versions used In
Christ's time.
Other manuscripts In the
caves relate to various reh-
gious groups branching OF
from Judaism ct that time.
It is in assessing the signi-
ficance of these accompanying
manuscripts that MIR. Wilson
finds himself somewhat out on
q limb. For he has been in-
fluenced by the radicals" In
the scholarly dispute over the
Dead Sea scrolls. Consequently
he believes the scrolls win
work q small revolution In
modern theological thought.
Other scholars read less into
the scrolls, however, and theo-
logians-it might surprise Mr.
Wilson to know--have long
accepted the evolutionary his
tory Of Christianity under
scored by the new manuscripts.
But the importance Of the
manuscripts still Is tremen-
dous. For the world now has
some direct knowledge Of the
proto-C Christian sects which
doubtless contributed dogma
and ritual to Christianity and
probably supplied some Of the
education Of the young Christ.
RICHARD ERyKLUND.
Evening star., 1955-10-23
News Events

Rene Huyghe. conservateur-
en-chef honoraire Of the
Louvre. viii be guest speaker
at the National Gallery this
afternoon bit 4 o'clock. He viii
give . new Interpretation Of
art and poetry: ''Delacroix
and Baudelaire."
The Corcoran Gallery Of Art
will hold Tuesday evening at
$40 q symposium by the jury
Of the 10th annual area ex-
hibition: Kari Knaths, Heinz
Warneke. Rene Batigne and
David Keppel, who win discuss
"The Artist and the Public"
with James D. Breckenridge
as moderator.
Hilltop House Hotel ct
Harper's Ferry. West Virginia.
will open its first annual
autumn art exhibition next
Saturday. Artists from the
Washington area are invited
to submit framed paintings
in any media. subjects to In
clude the town and vicinity.
Prizes viii be awarded in an
categories. Theodore Kane is
chairman Of the exhibition.
Entry blanks and further in
formation can be secured by
phoning Garland Niche, LA.
6-5l56 from . TO (. or Mrs.
Kane at CO. 5-0371 before
10 am.
Evening star., 1955-10-23
THE SCROLLS FROM THE

The SCkOLLS EHOM VhE
DEAD SEA, BY Edmund
Wilson. tOxford University
Press; $685.
The discovery In Israeli caves
Of thousands OF fragments Of
biblical and cognate rnanu-
scripts has made o great inn
pact in the past few years on
biblical historians. Mr.. Wilson
is tile first writer to attempt
to tell the full story of the
Dead Sea scrolls to the general
public.
On the whole he does an ex-
cellent job. The book, an ex-
pansion Of his recent article In
the New Yorker magazine, is
nothing less than fascinating.
The Dead Sea scrolls were
found by accident In an area
where archeologists thought no
ancient manuscripts could have
survived the climate. The
scrolls include well-preserved
books Of the Bible 1000 years
older t200 B. G. to 10 A. d.
than any copies hitherto known
to exist. And TO the delight Of
theologians, they indicate mod
ern translations Of the Old
Testament are accurate rendi-