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10-1 Mo. FOR Water well service, any 'size or depth, see or write O. T. 19-11 Buiirtess Opportunity SKILLED CRAFT training job open due to expansion Hope business. Permanent job.

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27-tf Notice HapeStar Star Hope 1199; Press 1927 GontollddteH 'January II, 1929 Published every afternoon by STAR PUBLISHING CO. C. E. Palmer, President Alex. H.

Waihburn, at'The Star Building 112-14 South Walnut Street Hope, Arkoluai Alex. H. Waihburn, Editor Publliber Paul H. Jonei, 'Managing Editor M. Dayii, AdverHsIng Manogei George W.

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'Give Mother a treat. Bring the family and your guest out to cat. Mr. and Mrs. Mac.

23-2t UP Poll Group Rates Arkansas as 9th Team By NORMAN MILLER NEW YORK (UP) UCLA having completed 1he first perfect-record season in its football history topped the United Press ratings today for the fifth straight week and now awaits. next weekend's wrapup games for approval as 1954 national champion After finishing theJr season with a resoundi ng 34-0 victory oyer Southern California to clinch the Pacific Coast conference title for 1he srecorid year in a row the Btuins were chosen No 1 by 22 coaches on the 35-man United Press rating board That gave Coach Henry (Red) men a 28-point margin over Ohio State and 43 over Oklahoma both 'Of whjch have been dogging UCLA in the ratings for the past four weeks Ohio State Wanted GOOD team on steel or wooden wheels. H. M. Route 2, Hope.

23-3t which wound up an unbeaten and seasdri and won a bid to the Rose Bowl was the fiist-place choice of eiijht coaches While Oklahoma with a 9-0 record and one game left to play was the top pick of four Notre barhe which ictaincd fourth place nttracttd- -the only other first-place vote in this week's ratings The coaches will Vote the inal 1954 ratings after next Sat- urday's' games which seven teams among this wcnk's top 10 UCLA swept through its nine- game 1954 schedule With a scoring average of nearly 41 points per game- Despite- its impressive rec ord' however the Bruins are ineligible for the Rose Bowl because they played last year The Rose Bowl berth' went to Southern California ch dropped from rixth to 13th in the ratings after being trimmed by UCLA Army which meets Navy in the annual classic at Philadelphia Saturday ranked fifth once again keeping the order of the lop five teams exactly the same as last week Navy Mississippi each moved up one notch, to and seventh respectively folk wed in order by Wisconsin Arkansas and Miami (Fla) Wisconsin and Miami -wore the week's newcomers among the top 30, both returning after an absence of a few weeks. Both jidvanctd five places from the previous week. Arkansas moved up one place, even though it was upset 7-6 by Louisiana State Saturday. Southern Methodist, like Southern California, out of tho big 10. With points distributed on a 10- g.8-7-rt-5-4-3-2-l scale fof votes from first to 10th place, hree is how the top 10 lined up; UCLA 332, Ohio State 304, Oklahoma 3P9, Notre Dame 326.

Army Navy Mississippi 109. Wisconsin Arkansas 45 and Miami 40., Baylor headed the second 10 teams, followed in order by Mich igan. Southern California. Mary land. Penn State, Duke and Southern Methodist.

Rice and West Virginia were tied for Kith, and Georgia Tech and Wichita were tied for 20lh. Denver. USU, Auburn. Texas Tech and Virginia Tech other teams that received points in this week's voting. The leading teams first- place votes and won-lost records in parentheses: 1.

UCLA (22- (9-0) 332 2. Ohio State (8) 9-0) 304 3. Oklahoma (4) 9-0) 289 4. Notre Dame 1 7-1) 238 5. Army 7-1) 1HB 6.

Navy ti-2) 7. Mississippi 9-1) 109 8. Wisconsin 7-2) 32 9. Arkansas 7-3) 45 10. Miami Fla.) 7-1) 40 Second 10 'teams 1.

Baylor, 33; 13. Michigan, 33; 13. Southern California, 20; 14. Maryland, 16; Hope, Nashville End Season on Thursday Hope journeys to Nashville Thursday afternoon for a 2:30 game thai pairs a couple of ancient rivals in a contest where the dope has very little to say. Dating back to 1928 the teams have met 26 times.

Hope has a one game edge with 13 victories to 12 for the Scrappers and one game ended in a tie. Nashville was the winner in the first 10 years of the series, but Hope evened it up in the 1930s and in the early 1940s Nashville again dominated play winning four straight. However, in the last ten years Hope holds the edge taking seven 6E the ten'games. Last year the Bobcats took a 21 to 12 In the series the Scrappers have scored 338 points to 364 for This year the teams rate abbut even with perhaps Nashville's upset Fairview last weekend Jiving the Scrappers a little edge. The Scrappers have won 10 games fall, losing only to DeQueen.

have; bealen Idabel, Oermott, Malvern, Stamps, Hot Springs, Prescott. Merta, Ashdown, Gurdoh, Fairview. Comparative scores: Hope Stamps two touchdowns while Nashville beat them-26 to OeQueeft i easily downed Nashville 32 to 6, while having a tough time beating Hope 13 to both teams rah all over hapless Prescott and Gurdofi. Fairview edged Hope by ah fexlrtkjf' point while the Scrappers teal them 13 to 6. Hope's record which Includes a little slitter opposition than Nashville has met, fs not at all impressive.

The Bobcats have won four tied one and lost six. I Thursday's game could be a good I one if the high and low Bobcats are on one of their "high" days. Despite 10 victories.Nashville's season is not successful unless the? beat the Bobcats. tliesJay, NdVfcfttfeef S3, 1954 3LONB1! 2. A YOUNS FELU5VV LIKE HOW ABOUT vou SHOULD CETtiNe rr 4 LEARN TO STAND STARTED fX" ON HIS OWN OMTHAT .5 Ts ii Songstress ACROSS 9 Naval air 1 Songstress.

station (ab 15. Penn State, '15; 16. Duke :7. Southern -Methodist. 12; IS.

tie, Rice and West Virginia. 9 each; 20. tie) Georgia Tech and Wichita, 6 each. Others Denver. Louisiana State Auburn.

Texas Tech and Virginia Tech, 1 each. Monica 10 Clutch iviunica 7 She Is a radio 11 Royal Italian ARRESTED At GAME MIAMI (UP) Detectives had no trouble catching the -alleged thief who stole $428 and two football tickets to the Miami-Alabama game. They found the suspect, Eugene Moore, 31, at the game. family name 12 Bamboolike grass 19 Altitude (ab.) Entered 01 second clan matter Post Office at Hope, Arkaniat, under the Act of March 3, 1197. Member of the Audit Bureau ef Circulations Subscription Rates (payable In ad- 1 Vance): BY carrier In Hope and neighboring waek .25 year 13.00 By mall In Hempstead, Nevada, LoFayette, Howard, and Miller i month 85 Three months 1.60 llx months .4 2.60 year 4.50 All 'other month 1.10 Three months 3.25 llx months 6-50 13.00 Nafl Advertising Arkansas Dallies, 1602 Sterlck Memphis 2, 505 Texas Dallas 2, 360 N.

Michigan Chicago 1, 60 E. Now York 17, ri 1763, Detroit 2, Terminal Oklahoma City 2, Member ef The Associated Press! Associated Press Is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of all the local news printed in this newspaper, as well as all AP news dispatches. Funeral Directors OAKCREST FUNERAL HOME INSURANCE AMBULANCE PHONE 7-2123 AD-1 Mo. TF HERNDON CORNELIUS BURIAL ASSOCIATION Largest and Oldest In South Arkansas. Call 7-5505 for our agents A23-1 Mo.

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