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The Sidney herald., 1957-02-14
LOG CHAPEL

Sunday service: Sunday school 10
a. m
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-14
PEOPLES CONGREGATIONAL
Beruard McIHin- Minister

mcIxins minister
Friday:
I p. m. Junior choir. Mrs. L J
Lee. director.
Sunday:
Gas - Church school. MrL p. Tote
Supt.
HOO Divine worship with special
music by the Primary Choir and
Sr. Choir. Mrs. Ralph Osborn, or
ganiSt. Nursery service during wor-
ship.
Tuesday at $50 Primary choir. Mn.
Phyllis Ellington. director.
Wednesday:
I p. m. Pilgrim Fellowship for high
school age.
Thursday:
4:l5-5:15 Confirmation class
7:S0-8:30 Adult study class. Mrs. B.
McLain. teacher.
$50 Adult choir, Mrs. John WaTburn.
director.
Welcomed
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-14
THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS
Sidney, Montana

Harold Mercer, branch pres.
Sunday, NYA hall:
Priesthood meeting 8 a. m.
Sunday school 1890 a. ~.
Fireside Chat TOO p. IN.
Tuesday-Home of Harold Mercer:
Ladies' Relief Society. 700 p. m.
Wednesday Home of william
Lund-
ChiIdren's primary. 800 p. m.
800 p. m. Fairview meeting at the
Wicker home.
Thursday. NYA hall.
Young Peoples MIA, 7:30 p. m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Fairview, Mont, (across from H.. Sd
Sunday. 10 a. m. Bible classes.
III a. m Lords Supper and sermon
7.30 p. m. Evening lesson
Wednesday. 73o p. m. Bible classes
and devotional.
Herald of Truth. KICK. $50 p. m.
service.
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-14
JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
North interstate Ave.
D-r--- ---

Sunday: Watchtower Bible study
class. 300 D. m
Wednesday: Book study, 800 p. m.
Friday: Service meeting and minis
try school. 7:45 p. m
The Sidney herald., 1957-02-14
THE FAIRvIEw LUTHERAN
PARISH
A. Z. Setness, pastor

A. r. SeLness, pastor
Zion:
Sunday. Feb. II:
S.n-aN scaool al 9:45 a. m.
Divine Worship at IL a. m
Aoull class 3 p. m.
Monday, Feb. Is:
OO4ncll al 8 y. m
Wednesday. February %:
Faith Circle will meet Mrs. VIM
Johnson. Assisting hostess. Mrs. Mar
tin GroSvold.
Teachers meeting at 8 D.. m.
Thursday. February 2l:
Mary Circle viii meet with Mrs
Orval Martin at $50 p. m
Junior Confirmation z p. m.
Choir at Z D. m.
Luther League at 8 ID. m
J Saturday. February u:
Sr. Confirmation at 10 a. m
Bethel of Cartwright:
Sunday, February 1T:
DIVINE worship at 10 a. m (CST)
Sunday school at IL a. m (CST)
Monday. Feb. IS:
Council at 8 p. m (CST.
Tuesday:
Confirmation at 4 p. IN. tCST).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-20

Montclair hardtop. COnseTv-
alive 2-tOne blue and grey.
All accessories including
power steering and power
brakes.
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transmission, radio and
heater and new white-waIl
recapS.
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Ranch wagon; S-eyl.. radio
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Allison Motor CaIec

452l l4th st: nav. tn. 2-33Os
WILLYS 81 station wagon; 4-whee
drive. $3.50. WA. 7-S753.
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Belvedere hardtop. Striking
black and white finish. Auto.
transmission, radio and
heater. Interior Is i'm
maeulate,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-15
Early, Daily, Christian Science Bible
Lesson-Sermons Study imperative

Christian Scientists happy Trustworthy hsslthy
pie because they have had the humility and hsvs rspsnssd
from fhe Satan bound" European iheoIoges moral end
spiritual erpple whose perfect fundamentals presi
ivied by their Satan bound clergy! who Indifferent
eoniemptvovs Of Ny Christ Second Coming in chvis-
fisn Science!
And many Of these pathetic erippIes utterly
iempfvovs OF the already docvenfed historical fest thai
Mrs Eddy woman. Matthew l333 is Ny grssssss repre-
sentative since Jesus through whom your Father Mother
Cod slI-harmonovs" fvhyed Jesus and Ny promise 70
that wicked and sdverovs generation" Of ANOTHER
COMFORTER" THE COMFORTER, WHO WILL ABIDE
WITH YOU FOREVER AND TEACH you ALL THINGS"
But the Satan bound" Adams and Ewes will be tempo
rsry sedveed by the Satan bound" non-chrisf Scientist
clergy with pathetic mediocre concepts Of your Father
Mother God. aIlhsrmonovs" and Ny neompsr able, inn
persve Christ manifested through Jesus and presented in
eternal Science this ssesnd destined to bersfe ell Of
the devrs dvpe+fhe nearly 27 billion Adams and Ewes
cropping in the "shsy farce the Anfchrisf. Adsm-Evs
Of Creator and another god
matter" the MYTHl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-15
Re Graham's Answers

(ConfinUed from BACK FSS0
GOD ADDITIONALLY TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
B;lv Graham will reach "NANs EXTREMITY =. GODS
OPPORTUNITY" and. THE DARKEST HOUR PRecEoes
THE DAWN" tS&H.
And from c. S. HymnsI: "A GLORIOUS DAY [ers. mil.
iennivml IS DAWNINc"l-IS HERE NoW TO THE PURE
IN HEART"-pvre enough 70 become Ny Chosen People,
chrisfke Christian Scientists! nvvlnsvsbie esrns'ly
harmonious heaven and eternal ife SuPERSATuRAt5sC
every ots universe The ver exclusion Of sWy -
the MYTHS and mortal thought concepts called MATTER
devil hell sin disease DEATH deformisies psssness dis.
asters, wars, all mortal thought concepts q NJ
devish, MYTHICAL anti-chrs Adsr-Evs ego and psy-
ehoIoqy of all human brfhs!-sl CONCEIVED ~ SiltI
Job.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-15
Mental Illness In ChiIdren-And
Adults, Too-Are Myths! Of The
Non-Christian Scientists!

Christian Science churches Sunday schools and homes
reduce all error THE BELIEFS Of SIM disease. dsss d.
formes, the mortal thought concepts MYTHS. matter.
devil hell temporal eternal so-ealled TO their nssvs
Observation-Disclosures of zeros!
The universe is 1907 the manifestation Of thought! And
Ny, Gods ideas nvvInerabe 70 any belief Of svror
dseord and inhsrony Ny ideas efernaIIy Harmonious
FLESHLESS M-nseris, spiritual. and christIiks.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-15

tcontlnvsd from Page u
Gus poST-cIvll WAR; DIVINE REVELATIONS 'resvr
rsesioW' o. NE SEEMING crvexon q ihs Christ In HE
Civil Wsr blood bsh-s predict Of The spiritual bsnvptey
-naksdnss-of the southern white Soulful
And woman" Matthew 1898, Gods incorporate
DsvshtsrRsvsator Wary Baker Eddy permanent Leader
- ~ Christian ssssues movement in her eopytsssds
dvy dlesss writings psnswsWsly rsisgsses - ssvlT
iWsssssvtsY me DEVILS Roman cssioiesm, end iHcdsussy
shsdssitS JUdsss ckriss'vold snsi.chviss J0dsisml
DsssF ssvsusmss % genuine. sprUsb cssssks dswees
rseY
THE FIRST BITE
teditorlsi excerpts from CHURCH AND SrATs3
IRIS signiesnsst The hierarchy q The RomsW Cselslle
Church hes chosen make rs first ssseps o. flK fUwe
fer support q s sscssrisn schools oh sssss msdS
hsrs and ihsrs fer this end for thss obviously pssp
srs This is III ovt. u Is first end n Is FOREMOST
In seeking public funds fev psroehisl schools Roman
Catholic leaders svsnes their o. propaganda
vslUss u Is ~ this point they have judged, shsf tie welt
q chvesStsss sspsrssow rssdily b. brsaesd
But HE coles q ts schools the first o6jsesivs
msrV than clever strategy. The hsrsrchy wsmss pvbe
f0Wds FOR s schools first because IN ~ lis pisns these
schools sesUsiy first.
Canon 1877 dseisvSs slsss "s the children sovd b
nsssvessn SUCH wsy from early youth slss nssIng
lsshsm wies eonsrssy the cassoiic rsisior:
csvs 1914 provides that "cssho,Ie cildssn
is~d Dscssse, nsvsrsi mixed schools. shss IT, such
- ere 70 Hsncsees" sxrsps BY pssnIssssn q s
bishop Peps Plus N stated In his famed CHRISTIAN EDu
CATION or YOUTH thar "st education belongs prssmi
nsnfly 70 The Church. -"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-15
GETS NO AID. GIRL. II. DIES"

AN 'iyssv-o'd girl died wishevs having received any
medical attention although she he'd been M for twe wsss
CYNTHIA RAND mother. Msrisn. IS told she
d'd not seek medical aid for The girl bscsvss Of rsuovs
sesvpss. Cynthia became 10 and started 70 ruw h;.h
ssvsr rive weeks end during course Of the illness lost
the use OF her right apparently due TO PARALYSIS
no marks OF violence dressed In psianss Her leos
were swollen too Think u rheumatic fever" said fire
father.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-15
"Boy. 2. SHOOTS AND KILLS MOTHER

tNoWsl
Canton. lil. Nay tAPE...s 7-yssrold boy. playing
with real gun. shot and killed his mother they
riding In car. Randy Brown YVES In fhs ssst
his mother In front with fhs driver Evssns NARROW Mrs.
Brown and NARROW had been fishing end returning
home boy found az esIlbsv tsrsst pistol under the
front ssst pointed d the back ~ hs mothers head end
pulled the trigger"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-15
". Strangled And Apparently
Raped On A Lonely Road [0f Devils
R.C.l
cM:c
IN. Y. Tribuns)
In Psrsmvs. N. J. .. :"
Ruth Starr ZsItlsr, IS.

Her mother said thst when the word got thst Starr
wss MOI going sssdy the phone ringing oil s Tins.
but she careful with whom she She said Starr
mover missed Mass a. the CATHOLIC CHURCH end went
70 Holy Communion every day during Holy Week. small
GOLD CROSS WAS FOUND AROUND STAIRS NECK
under the belt. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-15
How State

(centnvedeom Beck rooal
AN1Dson1DUgpip1lA persecution ef'stesdtiesS oeegs
moltGo1lIosp doir ~ To- Dependent edloen NDQ -
arasn me- 6se6 UmeSvsrsd III Ttbvns tnvssSessen
RAeostoes hAse assohjed evidence ssssbIeSWo = ~
fern poIine 70 inssssvsnsss negligence and msedmn-
is1sueesuAplsd VIM atsmps ~ aoss frss vaK hessss
sttpoeosWseMC doing Of pssssnneI from sosSpseeeH
RAseUo0<FtL9y
U1ssd enasoss Res u fraud sndsh ssoee
Hnsse their supsrisvs. NE rrbows viii MI In sssqve
soeisS Uw ~ stan hes disptsys ssseSlnV rsees
lance y proseevfs< sn sesf ehsstsrs though In
veMi1sRsss sumvinssdrshsy hssf stons esssx
Tfouns rsess@oss. 49, uncovered The ss kHer feet
sksf nsps sssn ~ million dollars IN pvsnsisssv wssss ~
sAnsd from rsssrs by the state aren't worth the paper
ssySe wrlstsM en- this the admission Of pUbe I'D osis
themselves.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-15
hopored Negroes

(centnved sremspsSD u
q cevId ysusDvvs ~ selv - 1osvsta1uee
sssna our Nssse esshs uet0yssr tsdsmsntsvs wSssst
In ssr accomplishment toward besv understanding Of
evr mvtvsi prsbssms- eeneerns ths tws rsesss
A. We offer these nominssiops sftsr rosieuehg
eur ~ judgments aUF svIslns ssvsrstshW~ib6psubIs
ns1essamsssvss stitsbrhsrIns bssssr UHtsrsssnd
Inc bssssn shs RACES NJ list L neither inclusive
nloslwa Many - sIsse msntonsd hsvs contributes 70
s.sssvss understanding - much BY ths dignity end wis
dom wts my hsvs dspsysd In gaining distinction In
their esinss BY sny dFscss effort u Interpretations
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-15
"oRoWNINcs CLAIM rMo IA MlcnlcAN

SNo"NiNSS CLAIM TWO IN MICHIGAN"
Wrss Press, s73,
. A'monfh-o'd boy and Bridgeport man drowned
" separate water seeids~ss IN Na<hlssn.~
me baby Randy Fox Of Paris. wandered away from
nome BODY wss found In nearby Bvekhorn cr..k .r
fovr seer. ~
> I0a'vm. ~ OF Bridgeport. Meh.. drowned
we" NE bsst espslzsd while 10 wss ss~,ru 49, -.
." me rissbswsssss River nssr ssnse~d.~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-15
Evangelist Billy Graham
tcemslnvsd from Back PsssN TT "
PART A
Christ Jesus And Mary DskvsE3dt
lnnnva&iva MntnlxM
IMPERATIVE ModeIs!.!

WOMAN Matthew 1888, as per Jesus, rsvsa'ed IN
vulnerable exclusively REAL. omnPrsssnf hsaveee and
eternal Iife suPERsATURATiNc the one and only 4As
eres,ion-FLEsHLEss, Nmstsrisi sprtvss ssd c'esss-
like! No reality in the AdsmEvv fraud MYTH Mvsssn 80
deusion.
Human births matter" devil hell sin. dssSss. deefhr
determines disasters pestilenees World vfsfs svsc ~
merely MYTHICAL. VISIBLE. MORTAL THOUGHT cow
TEREEtTs AND BURLESoUES or DIVINE p6AsMs-
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL MYTHICAL
BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETeRftAE-!-t ossc
10 81. Paul, 70 YOU
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-15

Tsvse o. fhe present tense Fare Unusually n hs qvss
iion sssm preclude naming Dr. Charles Jehasea lss
president Of Fisk University eoosrf washington; sounsr
Of Tvskssss Institute; George Washington Carver ssrev
ivrs chemist and Or. Daniel Hale Williams. distinguishes
surgeon who also psensssdn opening the medical sess
sion 70 Nssress-a Of whom ethsrwss would have bssn
msntoned
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-15

cAPPER & cAPpEk
Wuodwsrd ~ Grand Circus Dssrojs Is Mich
June 5. 1857
Dear Mr.. Fruehavf
No one Is important any business than the
who PromPty-yst In many Credit Department. he
the Forgotten Man.
In this store your ihovshfv cooperation does pass
vnnoesd Mr.. Frvehsvf On the contrary. Is sincerely
spprseated-and want 70 thank yov
Cordially yours.
CAPPER cAPPER
(sisnsd, George NJ Miller
vicePresident
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-15

Mount Holly. N. j.. Apr "a man and iwo women
we're killed instantly Miss Anna Frame 20; and Miss
Lucille rsrsitsne. ~, Vincent Frame Jr.. A.. -"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-15

20 section OF chimney fell on him was dead on
ar"s' q Memorial Hospital. wsvrsn :. wss eIimbinu
1'p. 'ssons from srovnd-snehorsd stake tho top
NE top section ioppisd"-veslm: Frederick js..er.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-15
Two Boys Killed In Traffic !"

tFro0 Press. EI0
"A six-ysareId Detroit child Rsymen asssspsssw 81
ST. Francis DAssIsi SCHOOL, and Rsymsnd Pedessrvnsk
Jr. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-15
The Devils re. Again Caught
Trying 10 Steal From The Majority
OF he Population,

WHO Arc NOT ~ BONDAGE 10 THE oeWL.s
FRAUDULENT r. C.. MATEkiAAIsTlc PERvEKsioNs
OF THE PoPElESS, NoN-REclMENTED, DIVINE,
PROTECTIVE CHRISTIANITY or THE cI@IL-pL-e-Ss
CHRIST JESUS 1.-THE WAY, THE TRuSsS HseU
THE LIFE" or THE CHRIST. THE SON or Con- NOT
THE FLESH. THE OFFSPRING or MAkN
Hospital Giye-A Away B|outur
tExesrpss from CHURCH AND STATE. . sasmssss
Rsvie~-Msy 1851
cisizsns q Porehssovls and Hsnond uooisissss. le
me- help q PoAu leaders, scored quick vesos i AssI
syenss NE plan ct Catholic religious erds se ssss
Sooooo pSblse hospifN INST 10 have bssr pusast ~
puzzle Tension. ~ threatening scsien dsswsssi
'eees esnistss On sspssstioN - church st eaU sSsee
Ne sesWdsnnsns ~ HE svsswsy sfssr sejtueNsevsp.
sS ~ hs local Hospital Service Besrd esvss NJ vsss>ns
sssw - NJ Bssrd.
hs pspesed pvhe hespsl IVES - have Esur syassz>rp
- ssssbOs'eo u S@eooooo q federal ssy v~ssr ,he
pS'e0ssss Act end $4zuo0o fsew,s Isssl bsnd issvs
Nees sssNis Issdsv ss Isesf eAeisls IN pSnesscuvs
ser vh MANY Rev. Fred Brissss
- me- pSsn BApfisf chvrek q Pou<hssus end. Rsv -
wW9 uSss~ss - skSFia Mss,ssIss civvxA - Hanusus
vigorously sppsssa me- 'svssws ~ Ne pbe bsssisss.
SuWeedsr ~ casslie ~ Rsinsi rsnss q S3oo -
-.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-15
Perennial Birth
(censinvsd from Page u
PERENNIAL BIRTH CONTROL BATTLE
ON m CONNECTICUT

VTo" ITIOKCn MD STNIEs My TS57
The Roman Catholic hierarchy sgsin demonstrated it's
Influence IN the isgissvs processes in cennseevt by
sppyns prsssvrs TO dsfsst for ire NTH fine bin which
wsd permit doctors 70 give birth control information and
prescribe eersespvs devices for married women in cases
where hssish would Be endangered by pregnancy
oeesers et the sssts again seeking 10 replace ~
yesssod lew which fevbids dissemination Of such informs-
tisn.
In ysmbf they frequently fellow the Roman Catholic
lobbyists linked their opposition birth control with their
opposition 10 svihsnsss srey kiIIns although the rwo
matters ere entirely unrelated.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-15

o.,.- tFrss prsss)
"sS e. ell company employee susSvssu
rr.".... - 80 81. vss's here srsm' ~ ~ spsn.
Arssys plane ." hour out u Sen yusm Pv,v,v -
.ss esa"e ssea 10 M ssri sspsl ssv srsssms.s s,.l
~ wssh shs ed sf . perssbis. Iunu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
Beers 8-Point Fovorites
Over Redskins Today
BY LEWIS y. ATCHISON
star star correspnpden,

CHICAGO, Dec. There
was a time when q Redskins
Bears game meant either a
championship battle or some
kthing approximating 1t, But
tomorrow the interSectional
rivals viii be playing for
VfumhS---the Bears striving to
keep alive their slim title
hopes. and the Redskins en-
deavoring to escape the cellar
The power-laden Bears are
rseht-point favorites to stretch
their winning margin to lbs
IN the 20-year-old series. The
game will be broadcast and
televised in Washington over
sWTOP-Tv, Channel 9.
II shapes up as a contest
between the Bears Ed Brown.
zeke Bratkowski and George
! Blanda and the Redskins Eddie
LeBaron in the air. on the
ground u may be the Bears
Rick Casares. last years
eround-gaining leader OF the
deague and Rookie Willie Cali
more against Don Bosseler.
I'm Podoley and Ed Sutton.
n may be quite an argument.
Win or lose. the Redskins
appear to have nothing to gain.
aside from the satisfaction that
comes with victory. AS a tail
ender. they might have bene-
fited in the four-round player
draft, scheduled Monday at
Philadelphia. but they have no
FIRST round choice. 1t was
handed over to the Los Angeles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
PiIney Picked
AS TopCooch
In Southeast

ATLANTA. Nov. 80 R.--
Andy Pilney Of Tulane. a man
who gets maximum mileage out
OF q minimum Of material. to-
day was named coach Of the
year in the Southeastern Con-
ference.
The 44-year-old coach Of the
Green Wave was picked by the
Associated Press regional ad-
visory board Of sports writers
and sportscasters.
This is the first time the
newsmen. who annually screen
All-America prospects and Sc
lect the All-Southeastern team.
have named q coach Of the
year.
The consensus OF the board
members was that no coaclt IN
the l2-team league has done
a more outstanding lob with
the material available than
Pilney. former backfield star at
Notre Dame.
Going into the season finale
against Louisiana State. Tulane
had won only two and lost
seven. But Pilney's under
manned club never quit trying
and such teams as Armv and
Georgia Tech got bad frights
before they finally outscored
Tulane.
Tulane does not place quite
as much emphasis on winning
football as most Of the other
south eastern Conference
schools do. Because Of the
schools somewhat ivy League
ish" approach to football.
Tulane doesn't win many re-
cruiting wars. That means the
material Pilney has TO work
with doesn't match that Of his
Fellow coaches in quantity and
quality.
Pilney. completing his fourth
year at Tulane. is a stickler for
fundamentals but he also be-
lieves imagination and daring
are key factors In football. His
variations of the split-T attack
produce colorful. interesting
football.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

Texas tackle: Jim Pace. Michi-
gan back; Stan Flowers. Geor-
gia Tech halfback: Les Walters,
Penn State end: Jim McCusker
Pittsburgh tackle: Aurelius
Thomas. Ohio State guard
Following the draft, Bell win
take up the Players Association
problem. The association. rep
resented by Creighton Miller.
has threatened a S4.2 million
antitrust suit II the owners
don't formally recognize the
group and grant certain de-
mands.
The commissioner has rec
commended that the owners rec
ognize the association. pay $50
a game for exhibition contests.
provide an injury protection
clause. and establish a mini
mum salary Of 5000 q season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
Cords Get Bonus Choice
In NIL Droft Tomorrow

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 80 Up
The National Football League
holds its preliminary draft ses-
sion here Monday. followed by
an executive meeting Of club
owners which could end the
sQuabble between player and
owners over the Players Asso-
citation.
Commissioner Bert Bell says
the first items on the agenda
of the one-day meeting will be
the bonus choice and the FIRST
four rounds Of the annual so
round player draft. Bell initi-
ated this preliminary draft to
meet Canadian League COM
petition for the 1857 graduating
college talent.
After the draft. Bell and the
owners will meet to discuss the
Players Association. q new six
year schedule formal. recon-
mendations for constitutional
changes made to the league by
q congressional committee. and
an exhibition schedule. Details
Of possible playoffs in the event
Of division ties and plans for
the championship game also
will be ironed out.
The Chicago Cardinals auto
matically get the bonus choice
this year as the only team re-
naming in the annual out-of :
the-hst draw In which each
winner drops out until every
club has won.
The bonus choice was initi-
ated in l947. when the Chicago
Bears selected Bob Fenimore.
Oklahoma AIM back. Last
year Green BAY won and took
Notre Danes Paul Hornung.
The bonus is negotiating rights
10 any draft-eligihle player in
the country.
THE Cardinals repeatedly will
select Quarterback King Hill 81
Hice as their bonus PLAYER
Hi. a 2l0-pounder, is a fine
passer. excellent punter. swift
and powerful runner. kicks ex-
ira points and stars on de-
Tense.
Other possibilities, as bonus
choice include Walt Kowalczyk.
Michigan State hslfback: Phil
King. Vanderbilt halfback:
John Crow. Texas Ann back:
Lou Nichaels. Kentucky tackle:
Jim Ninowski. Michigan State
quarterback: Charles Kruger.
Texas AIM tackle. and Dan
Currie. Michigan State center.
After the Cardinals make
their bonus pick. the league win
start the draft with the IL
teams selecting in order. from
last to first according to the
standings after games Of De-
cember /.
Some Of the top players avail
able. in addition to those men
tioned as possible bonus choices
are:
Alex Karras, Iowa tackle;
Jimmy Phillips. Auburn end
Dick Christy. North Carolina
State back: Bill Krisher. Okla
homa guard; Clendon Thomas
Oklahoma back; Gene Kicker
son. Mississippi tackle; jackie
Simpson. Mississippi guard
Ray Brown. Mississippi GUAR.
terback. Garland Kenno
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Rams In exchange for Quar-
terback Rudy Bukich. Victory
II the Philadelphia Eagles lose.
would only move them up q
meaningless notch In the East
ern Division.
The Bears. on the other hand,
must win to retain a mathe-
NAUTICAL chance Of getting into
the title play-oif. The loss VI
this game, coupled with q vic
tory for the Baltimore Colts
over the Rams. would eliminate
both the Bears and the Rams.
The Redskins are not at their
physical best. but sound enough
to make II interesting II their
pass defense shows any inn
provement. Norb Hecker won't
play and Scooter Scudero, hob
bled by a slow healing leg in
Jury, isn't at his best. Every
body else appeared to be ready
and almost anxious to get Il
over with.
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NFL STANDINGS

UAMEN TODAY
Washineton at ChieagO Bears
Chicngo Cardinals at Cleveland.
los Augeles AZ Baltimore.
Pittsburgh ~ philRdelphis
san Francisco at New York,
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or popular songs for the
group will always be welcome.
If he can learn to play some
instrument in the orchestra.
he will have a secure place in
the school roster now and In
the future. Talk with the or.
chestra leader. Check what
instruments are most needed.
If none of these specialties
appeal to him, he might make
himself well informed on a
variety Of subjects.
An excellent conversation
alist is always a hit. and so is
a good. intelligent listener.
3. Improve his understand.
ing Of how to be populaf:
This is a matter Of peFSonal.
ity. and the public library can
furnish you almost unlimited
books on the subject. If he
gets one idea for a book and
puts it into effect, he win be
that much ahead. 1t is abso-
lutely astounding how greatly
any young man or woman car
increase popularity by really
making q study of 1t.