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Evening star., 1941-01-07
Head Coach, Staff
Tender designations
AtTexas Tech
Cowthon Says Chances
For Advancement
Have Been Exhausted
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LUBBOCK, Tex, Jan. 7-Pete
Cawthon, head football coach of
Texas archaeological College, his two
full-time assistants and the grad
uate manager of athletics presented
their designations today to Presi-
dent Clifford B. Jones.
Joining Cawthon in the action
were his assistant and varsity line
coach, Russell T. "Dutchy" Smith;
the varsity basket ball and freshman
football coach, Berl Huffman, and
Manager Gwyn Mule" Dowell,
former Tech backfleld star and later
a Chicago professional player.
Cawthon has been head coach
at Tech since the spring of 1880.
Tech during the last season lost
only one game and tied one. In
1888 Tech was undefeated and un-
tied and played in the Cotton Bowl,
losing to st Mary's of California.
No reason for the designations
was made public. President Jones
said action on them must await lle
Board of Directors meeting later
this month.
Cawthon said in a formal state
ment:
"I have been thinking this over
very seriously for the past two years
and have come to the conclusion
that under the present setup we
have built it up to its peak. Records
prove that during the last II years
Texas Tech has come up from a
college that lost numerous games to
Junior colleges, to one of the top
ranking teams of the Nation. 1t
is felt that our chances for addl-
tional advancement have been ex-
hausted.
"There definitely has been no dis
agreement and no hard feelings to-
ward any one"
Evening star., 1941-01-07
Mill Operator Dies in Fire

RICHMOND. Va, Jan. 7 P.-
E. Conway Bagby, 80. of Bumpass.
superintendent at sawmill in
Chesterfield County, was burned to
death today when fire destroyed a
one-room dwelling he occupied with
Randolph Shelton, 27, of Louisa.
Mr.. Shelton was severely burned
Mr.. Shelton, attempting to light a
fire in a stove, poured some oil
which exploded.
Evening star., 1941-01-07
| British Confiscote
| Vitomin Pills From
Nine. SchioporeM
Ep the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
HAMILTON, Bermuda, Jan.
7.-British officials yesterday
conf1scated a large quantity of
vitamin pills from Nine. Elsa
Schiaparelli, the designer, who
is en- route to France.
Nine. Schiaparelli carried
10000 units of vitamin A and
5000 units of vitamin B, gifts
of Americans to the Friends
Service Committee in Paris.
The officials contended they
were food and, as such, contra
band.
Evening star., 1941-01-07
THIRD RACE-KING'S BLUE,
VOTUM, SILENT WITNESS.
FOURTH RACE FLOAT
AWAY, YES OR NO,
CHERRY TRIFLE.

FLOAT AWAY has a win at
Tropical to his credit and he
may be tough customer to ham
ole in this affair. Let's rate the
gelding the safest hazard of the
afternoon. YES OR NO man.
ages to win once in a while and
he could be in the thick of it.
CHERRY TRIFLE rates an in
the-money position.
Evening star., 1941-01-07
EIGHTH RACE-BUSY MAN, DR.,
BONES, WEEKLY STIPEND.

BUSY MAN has won five
straight races and he appears the
best in the nightcap. Of course,
he has to lose some time, but we
will string along with him until
he does. DIR. BONES raced con-
sistently at Laurel and he could
be a prominent factor from the
word CO. WEEKLY STIPEND is
on the improve.
Evening star., 1941-01-07
SEVENTH RACE-ROLLS EASY,
MYPONNE, STEAM ROLLER.

ROLLS EASY lost his last at
Tropical by the narrowest of
margins and right off that splen-
did effort he appears the safest
wager in this wide open affair.
MYPONNE finished with the
leaders in many of his outings
and he could be very trouble
some STEAM ROLLER closed
swiftly in his last test.
Evening star., 1941-01-07
Roid Damages Offices
Of Church of England

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Jan. 7.-Church House,
Westminster, new administrative
headquarters of the Church of Eng
land, was seriously damaged and six
persons were killed in a recent Nazi
air raid, it was disclosed today.
Evening star., 1941-01-07
Dowdinq
Continued From First Page)

British Hurricane fighter planes, Sir
Hugh reported.
1--WE welcome them in the firing
line" he said, mot because there
is any existing physical need, but
because they wish to share with the
men of the British empire our peril
and our glory"
The British people, said Sir Hugh,
have a cold anger, and if they
fear anything at all, they fear their
leaders will let them down"
THAT fear is groundless so long
as Mr.. Churchill is Prime Minister
of England"
Evening star., 1941-01-07
- III Entries and Selections
NONII4 I\OWS for Tomorrow
Other Selections

Hialeah.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Tripped, Bolo Whisk, Raisen
Bread.
2-Blue Twink, Notforne, Mack's
Hope.
3-King's Blue, Fairfax, Marfeu.
4Float Away, Bay Carse, O'Play.
55Get Off, Breathless, Cherry Jam.
ct. M. Dorsett, Clyde Tolson,
Liberty Flight.
7-Sicklebill, Millshow, Blue Sheets.
Busy Man, Blacant, Miss B B.
Best bet-T. M Dorsett.
Consensus at Hialeah.
BY the Associated Press.
1-Harkim. Curious Roman, Yokel.
2-Remote Control, Easter Rabbit,
Notforme.
3-Votum, Kings Blue, Fairfax.
4-Yes or No, Bay Carse, Colosseum.
Sect Off, Cherry Jam, Ringie.
ct M. Dorset, Doubt Not, Royal
Man.
7-Erins Sun, sicklebil. Steam
Roller.
8-Busy Man. Early Settler, Michi-
| gan Flyer.
Best bet-Busy Man.
Santa Anita.
By the Louisville Times.
mo selections.
2-Dixie Dew, Quercus, Savings
Bank.
3-Allessandro, Brown China, Ebony
Latch.
4-Call TO Colors, Don Lin II, Mint
Beach.
5-Singing Pair, Gold Pomp, Cam
puS FuSser.
6-Porter's Mite, Spanish Duke, He
Said
Count Dor, Talked About, Saint
Andrews.
8-Bain Marie, Bucket Head, Bur-
goo Trail
9-Gridine, Hy Camp, Scotch Bread
Best bet-Porter's Mite.
Evening star., 1941-01-07
DISTRICT COURT.

OF the hearing of motion is to be
requested, notice should be given
the motions clerk not later than
8 o'clock the afternoon before such
motion is set for hearing. 1t will be
the policy of the court not to grant
postponements if the aforesaid no.
tice is not given except when ex-
traordinary conditions have pre-
vented the giving Of the notice.
Roll call of motions will be al
GAS am. as heretofore has beer
the practice.
Hereafter in all domestic relations
cases where temporary custody of g
child, or the fixing Of temporary
maintenance for a wife or child Is
sought, the procedure shall be by
motion, as required by the rules Of
court, and not by rules to show
cause.
Motions-Justice T. Alan
Goldsborough.
Assignments for tomorrow:
Royal Indemnity Co. VS.. Home
Modernizing ct al; attorneys, Brown
-Feldman, Sachs.
Stephens VS.. Stephens; attorneys,
Harman, Borda-Taggart.
M. A. Cardo Engineering Co. VS..
District of Columbia; attorneys,
Turco. De Nunzio, Chessin-Cor-
poration Counsel.
Brundage VS.. National Casualty
Co.: attorneys, Zeutzius-Sill, Iliff,
Green.
Poole VS.. Reeves; attorneys, Daw-
son-Busby.
Bray VS.. Railroad Retirement
Board; attorneys. Ryan-Schoene.
Sherman VS.. Logan Motor Co.; at
torneys, Newmyer-Hogan g. Hart
son.
Kitsoulis ct al VS.. Evening Star
Newspaper Co.; attorneys, Boyd
Jones.
Kitsoulis ct al. VS.. Patterson, etc.;
attorneys, Boyd-Willebrant.
Kitsoulis ct al. VS.. Meyer, ETC.; at
torneys, Boyd-Gordon.
Snyder VS.. Snyder; attorneys,
Roeder-Paley, Cohen.
In re Estate of De Witt Chadwick; :;
attorneys, Keefer-Wood.
In re Estate of Mary A. Bergevin;
attorneys, Lubar-OWen, WEIGH.
Criminal Court No. 1-Justice
Proctor.
Lunacy hearings:
United States VS.. Maurice Fred
Brown.
United States VS.. Julius I. Katz.
Trials:
United States VS.. William D.
Hooper.
United States VS.. Alice Newman.
United States VS.. James H. Little.
United States VS.. Nolan Tucker.
United States VS.. Charles A. Hisey.
Criminal Court No. q
Justice Morris.
Trials:
United States VS.. Curtis j. Shaw
key.
United States VS.. Elmer Maddox
and John F. Stout.
United States VS.. Henry G. Bur-
dette.
United States VS.. Joseph B. Organ.
United States VS.. Charles v. D.
Grantham.
United States VS.. Mckenzie
Young.
United States VS.. Flora Reed.
United States VS.. Earl E. Waters.
United States VS.. Harold l..
Maxwell.
United States VS.. William F.
Leisiear.
United States VS.. Macy Watson.
United States VS.. Jimmie Nc
Guffey
United States VS.. Joseph E. Gray.
United States VS.. James L. Proctor
Jury Actions.
Adv.-BroWn VS.. Lincoln Theater
attorneys, Josiah Lyman, Nelson
Carver. Raymond Norris-Simon
Koenigsburger g. Young.
81, %, 23-Cassell, ETC., VS.. Howard
University, etc.; attorneys, Baker &
Topper; Warren Magee-Cobb
Howard & Hayes.
24-American Federation Of Gov
ernment Employees VS.. National Fed
Grafton of Government Employees;
attorneys, Charlton Ogburn, A. E.
Reyman-W. E. Leahy. w. j.
Hughes.
Admin re estate of Fannie
Ecker; attorneys. v. o. HILL. H
Halpern, 8. H. Feldman.
Evening star., 1941-01-07
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for q Fost Track at HioIeoh Park

BESl BEL
FIRST RACE-TRIPPED, OLD
WICK, CURIOUS ROMAN.
TRIPPED has worked in SEN
sational style and he is expected
to have w. D. Wright in the
pilothouse. The pair of them
may prove a winning combina-
ton in this abbreviated affair.
OLD WICK is fancied by the
clocking brigade, who rate him
very highly. CURIOUS ROMAN
could be close up.
SECOND RACE-NOTFORME,
REMOTE CONTROL, SAILOR
KING.
NOTFORME turned in cork
ing test in his last at this point
and just a bit of improvement
may have the gelding knocking
at the door of victory. REMOTE
CONTROL won his last at Tropi-
cal in the easiest possible man.
ner and he must be accorded
stout consideration. SAILOR
KING may threaten.
THIRD RACE-KING'S BLUE,
VOTUM, SILENT WITNESS.
KINGS BLUE turned in a
cracker-jack try in his first at
the Gables strip and right off
that showing he is selected TO
bring nome the bacon in this
affair. VOTUM won three
straight contests in New England
ard he rates a royal chance.
SILENT WITNESS is consistent
and he could take it all.
Evening star., 1941-01-07

SIXTH RACE-The Hlaleah Park In
aueural Handicap; purse. $4,000 added s.
year-olds and up: q furlonRs
Evening star., 1941-01-07

FIFTH RACE-ONE JEST, GET
OFF, BREATHLESS.
ONE JEST always has been
able to win against this caliber
of opposition and the On Watch
mare should have things her own
way in this event. GET OFF
copped his last at Tropical and he
won at Pimlico. He should be a
major threat. BREATHLESS
may be able to complete the
money picture.
Evening star., 1941-01-07
SIXTH RACE-T. M. DORSETT,
(TVnE TOT SON nnUrnT

OIA II RACE-I. NJ. DOKSETT,
CLYDE TOLSON, DOUBT
NOT.
T. M. DORSETT just failed to
register in his lone Tropical try
and he has worked brilliantly
since that occasion. He may be
able to give this good opposition
a neat trimming. CLYDE Toll
SON wins often and he must be
given major consideration
DOUBT NOT is as good as his
last win suggests.
Evening star., 1941-01-07

SEVENTH RACE-Purse $1,000: claim
ing: 4yesr -olds and up: l "a miles
Evening star., 1941-01-07
Santa Anitu

BY the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1941-01-07
7 omorrow's Entries
HiuIeuh
By the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purso. 81 200: 2-yesr-old
colts and seldings; nursery course, 3 fur
Evening star., 1941-01-07

EIGHTH RACE-Purse 81 200; claiming;
wear -olds and lid: | a miles ltllrf cnlirsel
Evening star., 1941-01-07

FIFTH RACE-The Southern Cross:
purse, 81 800; 4-year-olds and up: fur
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end In the home Of Mr. n T. Head
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last week with relatives IN Bay
Springs
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end with Mr.. and AIRS. A. r.. Blum
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
FORMER MCCLELLAN "a
MARRIED TO Mss SEWARD

A%A4&
Pailndelphia. Misss JsnL la
One q uhe Interesting weddings ~
uhe winter sAsun was TIE marriage
q Mis- Ines seward. daughter Il
Mr.. and Mira Otto A Seward ann
Mr johnson Pryor nnnAxd II Mnaa
Point. Miss sun Of Mra Al Tread
way and the latE III. nazara q
Mobile. which took plaae af Fsfnt
Presbyterian Church SATURDAY AZ
Iernoon ~ twilight The Rev. James
g. Watson q Louisville. performed
the ceremony.
Baskets a white noeu uosn
chrynAnthemlains and lighted tnpefx
IN bronze c~andelabra we're usad ia
decorating the altar and the peNx
SIRE married b. busla o. white tzlla
caught With lllina o. n1e valley. the
only illumination Of TIE church waa
provided ~ Tie nsassed randNa.
Presiding me oeaNKnpns = uos
aTasn - nn1E4Ai aAsza1n mss sze&n -
Mira Dewitt Dsweese. xiuliulsfi AkxE.
Horace TuFnsf. pianist. and EFz.
LOwery Rush Of Meridian. vocalist
Mira Dewesse played II Love You
Truly BY Bond. while Mira Rush
SANG al Dawning.~ by Cadman,
and Because" By peIfardeiol Mrs.
Turner played ~L6eberstrzim~ DUR
ing the ceremony. using the tradi.
tlonA marches ~ : professional and
occasional.
Tha bride. q petite blonde. Nnz
lovely a. she entered on the arm Of
her father, vino gave her in mar
rage. she sore = gown of white
duchess satin. Tiny seed pearl EN-.
br0idery applique across tho back
and ca the sides of TIE nweetlzearl
neckIine formed . yoke effect with
leg o mutton sleeves. TIE mnaig
fitted waist ~ princess sfyM and
the very fun skirt fen % d ride
graceful train with this she we're
. coronet Of orange blossoms and
short veil Of Illusion She carried 4
shower bouquet Of white snapdfag-
oaA. lIles of The valley and . single
orchid.
she wss met At TIE altar b. Ebs
groom and his bsat man, hh broth
er. Nj Billy Buxard. u Mobile.
Mrs. Riley Patterson Of jackson.
mafEuan Of honor and cousin u EhE
bride. and Mi@ Mary AHos nTpak-
shire q Meridian. maid Of honor,
wore identical costumes u dusty
rose chiffon With ahlfred him neek-
line. The TOP Of the As1Ice Waz
studded with guid stars and ~
bishop slseTe4 gathered 81 Ehs wxAss
With : tiny band. 111e walstltne IS
also shirred forming the midriff. aad
the skiFt vas fun opeF taffefn. win
this they woFe juliet caps o. re-
Illusion with shof1 circular wells.
The bridesmaids. Mm. Baldwin
McAll.sfsr C Canton, RS. -
Hutchinson. Montgomery. Ala, ard
AfE. Willard HAYS and Mis- Mar
Land q this city. al Iifelnng friends
Of TIE bride. wure du5aIcsie dreases
IN cloud blue. They. with Ene INA
iron and maid Of hofsr. carried
eno@sT boaaae1 = esa1sd rAnz
nnapdrag0ra and nliaa d Ire VALLEY
TIE best man and the uzhern. II
Graves seward. brother q tie hr1de
and NJ. James Eemse. both =
Philadelphia Mr.. Can sslaeFbian
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24

and Mr ! .. HAz<s q Mosa Rusna
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AZ Italian lace eEatn and conferred
with the lbfne-tisf. ktsafteslssped
wedding cake topped ~ : miniaEam
bride ara ErUosn Az uan NEd a.
the table coffee go poured fnean
the allyrf services and sersnd nlfh
Al white 0pen.faee sandwiches and
sugar cuokIea. AAsEetinN ii ule ain.
ln1 rom wefn AFA. HEa Hirhafds
aMa. Mrs. Homer L0fEsn Hazssms.
MrA rste Deweene and kSlas Fgnnnea
niounE
Later in The aF6uing Ara nuzasa
changed 70 q dress IL dlantg nlFk
xpn crepe ~trflnfnea u self covered
buttons from iiae neck - hensAne
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necklace Of The sams sfnae, Tier
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NDal Nitta q dusty fges feathef nat
sis1dsled b Mathllfis Miln fun
length veil and hand - hFUwn 1hs
yosnz couple left for 4 wedding lrfp
and after January ~ viii be mt home
In MnaA Point.
Afa BuxaFd i the only daughter
g ~. and Mira Seward asfa At
tended Beltiaven College. Jackn1n.
and = . graduate "a TIE University
q AikstNlpEa. where she waa 3
Ia1HzDer Of Cta Omega GnkaFsls
During the past PEAR aIae hmA BEEN
: member o. the Mos rusnf city
selseoi faculty.
-. huzard i : graduate q Eha
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katn The HlaTAanssss
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his meaaaes. Mrs Eltssste usnvfN iAsk
wexkena
Misses Ruth Cain and Rnfh IAnm
Spsnt me dAy Saturday ia Nu1lls
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Mia Mary uautler Fefurnka 10 her
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q nducation. Tuesday. After : shoxs
spell Of illness.
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demonstration AEcnL returned %
her office Tuesday after hRins III
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Moss POINT HAPPENINGS

DR.. w. Brya Lexas. Medical Missionary % The Belgian Congo VII
s,eak TO the congregation Of the Moss Point Methodist Church. Sunday
royninr janus % DR. Lewis Is q former resident Of Moss Point having
lived here as q Dung man during the passorate Of his father. Tho entire
Community is fvted to near this noted missionary.
roth ID. I'd Mrs Lewis win arrive here Friday. and VIII remain fw
snx DAYS vk They have many friends IN this city who win Be gad 70
vseome therand hope their visit viii be 4 most pleasant enc
1mmediely after the morning services the first quarterly conference
Of the year il be held with Reverend J = campsea district supsrinend-
rrexssk. Reports are 70 be heard from all departments Of the
cnureh ns An stewards trustees and other members Of NE conference
as expecG 70 attend.
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Mr. an MRS. johnnie Dudley
revea Ia week 70 Mobile to make
,hety flte home where Mr.. Dud-
Lev has eepted a position with the
Alahams)ry docks.
D.
Mrs win Mays. Mrs. Laura
Nav a Mrs. M. G. Porter spent
last Weesday in Mobile.
Mrs Iaude Beebe and Mrs.
RaIph Wis spent the day, Monday,
in Mot
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MltPeterxell Of NyGrk. N. " is
gaesn the home OF hss brother