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7 u. I Tuesday, December MOP I 'WAR, HOPI, ARKANSAS 4 i HOM STAR, HO.M, ARKANSAS Tuesday, Seeetrdbef 21; 1954 ESSES Number Of Words Up to IS 16 11 ta 30 11 fO 35 36 ft) 40 to 46 46 te' SO CLASSIFIED i Ads Must Be in Ottiee bwt dds the telephone and eccomofa wifti thf un- the ecrtUnt Is when itotomcnt is tendered. Thfeu .60 .90 1.03 1.20 1.35 1.60 ,.96 1.20 1.50 1.80 2.10 2.40 2.70 3.00 Six Dayl 1.50 5.00 2.50 3.00 3.50 400 4.50 5.00 Ons Month 4.50 6.00 7.50 9.00 10.50 12.00 13.SO 15.00 ncome Fund from i 3U.A- CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 1 per Inch 3 60t per inch 6 tlmei SOe per inch Rotei quoted above ate for setutlve Irregular or sklp- flate ads will toke the one-doy rate. All ddfly cldssified advertising copy Will be accepted until 5 p. m.

for publication the following doy. -ThH publishers reserve the right to revise or edit all advertisements offered for publication and to reject any objectionable advertising submitted Initials of one or more letters, groups or figures such as house or telephone numbers cbu'nt as one word. The Hooe Star will not be responsible for errors in Wont Ads unless errors are colled to our after. FIRST insertion of ad and then for ONLY the ONE incorrect Insertion. PHONE: PROSPECT Kentucky and Utah Top AP tags Poll Basketball Funeral Director! OAKCREST FUNERAL HOME -INSURANCE AMBULANCE 2ND, 8c HAZEL PHONE 7-2123 Mo.

TF HERNDON CORNELIUS BURIAL ASSOCIATION -Largest and Oldest in South Arkansas. Call 7 5505 lor our Agents A23-1 Mo. tost By The -Assciated Kentucky was ranked as the No. team in tbe nation today in the weekly Associated 58 Press dotl fcftd ii the Wildcats can get past thtB week's action they'll be hard to displace. Adolph ftupp's team boasts 3-0 record atid hasn't beor.

br aten since the last game of the 1931- fl7 season. The Wildcats didn't field a team the following year and they Were uhdef dated for 1853-54. they're running their cwn tour 66 nanient this Week and they go into action against three prctedcrs to Ihc-ir lofty perch Utfch, ranked' No. which in first place in first poll last week; and Southern California, possibly the class of the Pacific Coast Conf prence. the K) sports writers and prtPcasters who Voted ir.

the poll, 21' put the" Wildcats in first placo. All told; they drew a total of 527 points, based en the standard procedure of 10 for a first-place vote. itlne ifor jsecond, etc. Utah, another of the rapidly dwindling" last of undefeated, cor- ner-Qd 15' firsts and 427 points just 100 behind Kentucky. Utah 7-0 'record.

Next was Illinois 'one the favorites in the Big" Ten, with 419 points. LaSalle, voted in the preseason poll national tumbled to fourth following its defeat, at the hands Utah at Madison Square Garden last fey The Associated Press All-College Tournament at Okla lorna City first round Sah Francisco 94, Wichita 75 Oklahoma City 72, Houston 35 Tulsa 09, Wyoming 64 George Washington 56 Oklahoma 46 Hammond Kiwanis Tournament at Hammond First round Southeast Missouri 75. East Tennessee 61 Southeastern Louisiana 101 souri Valley 70 Other Games Duquesne 71, St. Francis, Many Games Tonight Pitt U.S. Leaders By JOHN CHANDLER Of The Associated Press.

home for Christmas, cplling Headed by a near-championship Iheir Cotton Bowl football Porkers Quit Until Arter Christmas it faces him. Goint! into the second phase of their posl-scison practice, t'ne-Ra- rorbacks apparently art in top and" physical shape. Al- ithought Wyalt declines to comment Ion ft observers cay the Porkers lire in good ppiril. Physically they i.re ready. Tackle Jim Roth, the ThP Ar "nly repular to miss a game of an'injury, is running Mil orfjspeecl now.

Mis- Arkansas Teems Win By the Associated Press Arkansas basketball teams won their games over out-of-stfcte bppo- ents last night. Arkansas State College of Jones' Iwro rolled to an C-7-65 victory over McNeese State of Louisiana with duel between Kentucky Utah, ihe No. 1 and 3 teams in the country, 7 ot the top 10 collegeH; basketball teams are scheduled' for action Dn a widespread front tonight. t-cat; kjmifc Ward leading the way. Ward ath-scored 26 points.

reports that The Bears of Arkansas State "r-r-it "2800 tickets hav been 'sotJ Teachers College defeated Cenlral their last pre-Christma, ss 6mis of the state; alumni of Mo T7'W wrth yesterday the Porkers Ujliversitv nn students. That! the Central first stung out tne two and a half hours, inc i des r.orne tickets incucs ome ce8 mg on defence, and punting. tl(rnecl unfiold by Georgia lech. They will meet Georgia Tech's Duke 90, Pitt 08 Louisville 101, Oreton 73 Alabama 88 Nebraska 76 Vonderbilt 94 Texas 67 South Carolina '09, Georgia Tech Florida State 71, Miami 66 Eastern Kentucky 84, Virginia 74 Northwestern Louisiana State Tulnne 69 Wisconsin 6G Cincinnati 07, College of the Pacific 69 72, Wayne G8 Ohio University 72 Loyala 111. 70 Akron 79 Colorado 71 Illinois Normal 75, William Jewell Mo.

32 Phillip)- University -Okla. 78. McPherson Kan. 75 Minnesota-Duluth 85, Emporia win met'i UUUHJJM iKi.ii.-i Most of the attention will be nv-, ()lrice bo ater. Yellowjackels in the pn Loxinaton where 0 1 Ar.

otccS on Lexington Cotton Bowl at Dallas, Jan. 1, Ar-1 Kentucky celebrates the birth- ASTC trailed of the anie on tou at the half. Seventy-five per cent of the icouon Bowl at Dallas, Jan. 1, Ar- Kentucky ccieorates me ouui- Kentucky and Utah, bcth cansas won the Southwest Confer- day of Franklin Delano Roosevelt frogs' legs eaten the umiea fealed meet ir. the second anunnli nrp pi-own in japan.

icnce crown with an 8-2 overall f-cc- a 5-1 conference record. Wcs-ther permitting, the Razor from Uklaho- will re turn to Fayettevillc Srf enf of th- 19th annual I OG days ac ti then go to Tournament, h'l hj Da llas for drills there Dec. 30 and Itnivcrsily of Kentucky Invitation al Tournament. Other fireworks Will be forthcoming from Oklaho ma City see All-College opened yesterday, and at Houston Tex. New City and Dayton Ohio.

In the Lexington affair. LaSalle, No. 1 until boatcn by Utah week plays Southern California' han i anne or to some ranked No. 13. nationally, in the as a holiday opener.

LaSalle dropped to No. 4 this week. Kentucky, with a 3-0 record and Utah. 7-0 meet in thn headliner. The winners play tomorrow night for the -title.

Otner top games tonight 'include 31. However, winter frequently hits this Qfcaik mountain town hard, and Coach Bowden Wyatt may take his team to Dallas earlier other wE.rm(':r practice site. Ho said lie plans to solve that problem when St. Francis of Pennsylvonia The Iron Dukes won. at.

the Kan. 71 C5 Stste 87 McNieose Arkansas State Teachers 77, Cen- Iral 73 Utah State RO, Baylor 61 Michigan 104 Denver 77 Santa Clara 67, Hawaii 61 61, Regis 54 Montana University 63 Idaho 58 New Mexico Highlands 84 St. Mary's Kan. Saturday, North with the' longest ONE Way ticket, Hope to St. Louis.

1 It found return to Missouri Pacific Station. 20-3t BIAJE parakeet, grey with brown wings, head. Tame. Named 7-4333. 20-3t among the top colleger eight games rounded out the top fiva.

Others in the Tirst 10, in order, JDay.ton, Missouii George Washington Ducaiesne and Niag- TWO'black hogs, 70'lb. In Proving Ground area. 'See Jamie Russell or Phone 7-9990. '21-3t Services Offered 'MATTRESS renovation and inner- ''igprlng wbrk Cobb Mattrew Co. 818 JSouth Phone 7-2622.

"Mat. 4-tf Carolina winning State, streak ,1 Montgomery JWaipket, 'Custom -alaughtfering. Rhone 7-3361. 10-1 Mo. 'FOR' 1 serv'icS," any sfzie or depth, see or write O.

T. Clark, Cale, Ark. 19-tJE SEPTIC, tanks pumped out. Go any where, 1 any time. Phone Prospect 7-0989.

Dec. 64 Mo. aru The leaders with first-place votes in-parenthepes: 1. Kentucky 2. Utah '(15) Illinois (7) 4.

LaSalle 5. N. State (11) 6. Dayton (5) 7. Missouri '(1) 8 C.

Washington (1) 9. Duquesne (2) 1C. 'Niagara (1) 11. Ohio State (1) We'st'. Virginia (1) 13.

Southern Cat 14. Wichita (2) i (-tie) (1) 16. Pennsylvania 17. San Francisco UCLA (tie) 19. Alabama 20.

Iowa Kansas en WBffti' REPAIR, sales and service. 'Clifford Evans. 2112 Junction City Rd. El Dorado. Ark.

DEC. -17-lMo. Wanted to Buy FOUR or house 'to move, Floyd Crank, 1702 S. v-Mftta-, For Rent 527 427 419 346 333 203 193 141 130 112 111 62 51 47 47 43 40 40 36 34 34 TOO INTENT FORT WORTH, Tex. Joe S.

Moore, 50, faced a charge of attempted burglary today because he was too intent on his vork. Officers H. L. Byrd and G. A.

Jones said they walked up 'behind Moore and stood there for some ime as he removed pieces of glass rom a window he had broken at a hamburger stand. Illinois (No. 3) vs Rice' a.t Houston North Carolina State (No. against St. John's -of- Brooklyn at Madison Squcre Garden, Oregon at Dayton (No.

6) and George WaFhington (No. 81 against Tulsa in 'the Oklahoma City tourney. The first 1 of 'the major Christmas week tournaments 'at Oklahoma City, saw George Washington an easy 56-4G winner over Oklahoma the defending champions and 11 limes winner of the tourney. Tulsa edged Wyoming BO-64 after the lead changed 32 times. High-powered San Francisco, which throws.

converting 25 30 foul free Upset UCLA last Wichita its first Pitt led Duke at halftime 37-35, but the Blue Devils made it a run- away'in the final half and romped to a 90-68 victory. Tulane took the lead five min- Uer. from tlie erd to defeat Wisconsin in a 09-6G thriller after the score had been tied 15 times. Frank Ehmann's 30 points sparked Northwestern to an 83-66 victory over Louisiana State, and Brrdley came from behind in the, final minutes to defeat Wayne Detroit Cincinnati thumped! College of Pacific 97-59, scoring 39 pc.ints in the last 12 minutes. Woody Preston's field goal gave a South Carolina a 69-67 victory over rophcrnore- starting team Tech as Ihe gun sounded away in the last to beat Alabama's Cliff Harpei tallied ton 72-65 In the other- semifinal points bis team's E8-76 week, handed defeat of the season 94-75.

Oklahoma Ciiy's all- We have a complete stock of gifts for all'the smokers on your Christmas list tonight San Francisco meets Oklahoma City. Diiqiiesne, ranked No. 9, its record 4-1 by easily defeating made tory ever Nebraska. Michigan rocked Denver 1.04-77 es an all-time Denver fieldhouse scoring record was shattered. PIPES A complete line- CIGARS All brands CIGARETTES All Kinds TOBACCO All kinds LIGHTERS Ronson, Evans and Zippo JACKS NEWS STAND HOME OF MISS SAYLOR'S CANDIES NEWLY decorated unfurnished apartment: Private -bath, Bills -paid.

Phone 7-9934. After 2 p. m. Phone 7-3696, 15-tf THRE1E room house, 4 blocks from business section. $35 per John P.

Vesey. Dec-18-1 mo. Business Ooportunifrv ANYONE interested in'renting a pew Lion Service Station at Third Laurel, contact S. Phone 7--2607, 17--3t The Negro Community Helen Turner Phone.7-W3Q Or bring Iteme to Mlit Turner at Hloki.Funeral For Sole ofternijon by in APPLIANCES rs Mixers Waffle-Irons Steam and Travel Irons. Eleotrip Blankets, Evervthing in Dormeyer Mirror-matic OKUAHOMA TIRE SUPPLY COMPANY.

puppies, registered pedigreed, eight weeks old. Id for Christmas gifts. Mrs. J. B.

£Uen, Phone 7-8408. 14-6t sewing machine, good as new, Queen Ann cabinet. Solid jnahogany. Ca seen after 6 p. only.

916 S. Elm. Phone 20-3t A Christmas play "Twas The Night Before Christmas" will be presented Saturday night, Decem-: ber 25, -at the Christ. 911 Bell St. public- is invited, The Rev.

W. R. Leake, pastor of Bethel AME Church will preach the annual Christmas sermon urday, December 25, at BeeB.ee Memorial CME Church. All choirs please be present. Rev.

T. J. Rhone is host pastor. The public is invited, Funeral services tor Willie Atkins will be held Wednesday, December 22, at Anderson Chapel Baptist Church in Claw at 2 p. m.

Eld. and Mrs. O. N. Dennis will celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary Sunday, December 26 Arkadelphia, A special dinner will be served in the dining hall of Ihe Church-of-God-in-Christ.

Mrs. Daisy Muldrow left Saturday for Berkeley, to spend Christmas holidays with her brother, Allen Harris, and other relatives. plants, for largest bjos- pojns now. Mont's Store. 20-3t train wJth track and switches mounted on board with rollers, icjdon qpffman.

Phone 72833, Mrs. Classie Verger left Saturday for Los Angeles, to holidays with her children. Notice ypupvartificaj sprats and decorations flower Shop. 1804 Oarnett Turner and Mrs. Gladys Byrds of FHnt, and JaKe Cole of El Dorado were the Sunday guests of Mrs.

JPersle Turner, Mrs. and Mrs. Leroy Cooper left Monday for Detroit. to spend the Christmas holidays visit ing Mr. Cooper's sons Allen and Cooper, New Lion gasoline; are sold at the sign of the in Ihe shaded area shown here.

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