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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28
Spartans Open 81 Season In Pasadena With U(LA

Roses and more roses in
early January is the Whit cur
renily running through the
minds OF Michigan States
Spartans. co-champions OF the
Big Ten and guest 10 the an
nusl Rose Bowl grid game.
Following . tie vote in the
initial voting over the week
end the Sparians were voted
10 repreSent the Western Con-
ference against the Pacific
Coast champions. University
OF Southern California At Los
Angeles on New Years.
Finishing the season IN
tic with Illinois for Big Ten
honors. Coach Biggie NUNS
glluders have the distinction
OF winning two signal honorS
~ their FIRST year in one OF
the Tiatinns toughest football
leagues
WITH elght victories and one
loss. go to Purdue. the spar
tars stand Well to also share
~ national honors when he
experts rank The Top teams OF
the year
They ended their schedule
last Saturday with Il 2l-l5 YIN
ov,r determined Marquette
University team. The Spar'ans
were not sure o. their trip 20
the West Coast until Sunday
night
Final voting FOR the Spar
tsns 10 60 10 the Rose Bowl
follow ing an initial tie-voie
last SUNDAY showed sin teams
voting ioi and four against.
Illinp- would have represented
the Big Ten had they polled
4 ~ ioritv ~ votes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28
Norman Hayes Guest
c. Durondo at Olympic

Ernie DuandO. the +
contender. puts his champi'
against clever Norman Ilayei
at the Olympia Wednesday.
lis a scrap in which Dursndo
has much to lose and little 10
gain. Al the moment. the New
Jersey kaYo artist is one OF the
hottest middleweiqhis on the
globe as consequence OF his
recent knockout triumph over
Charles HumeI in Paris.
Hume2 Was rai'Yi second among
The middlcwcigh' th9llrNeerS be
fore Durando SEM him down Ia
the FIRST kavu loss pf ms career
HAYES has been inactive SINCE
he went into the Army last MAY,
bur ne VIII be ready for Durando.
lie has been serving as a
boxing instructor in the ArmY's
Special Services. And he has
been working out each after
noon in Washington with Holly
Minis. top flight middle
weight who has beaten Johnny
Bration and Lester FELTON,.
among others.
Hayes. cunqucror Of Jake La.
Motta and Robert Nillemaln. has
built his reputation on ms abil-
ty 10 upset favored opponents.
In his last match here. he was
the undcrdog 10 Joey DeJohn
who had JUS, ilattened Irish Bob
Murphy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28

mf tNciii in home runs. col
i'cied ZIG vote, Duke Smder.
also ~ the Dodgers. vas named
lNitd by The baseball writers
t'1ree writer's from each league
cllvi Carl Fuiillo and Carl
ftsNlne who sol new National
League World Series ,irikcuut
record "a. tied for ninth
place
II was the finest birthday
gfi Of nav life Roy stated
when informed that he had
won the aNHd BIZ a wide mar
gln
Cdnpv PLAYED ~ IA games,
haling u lastly BIZ for The
highest average Of his career
he hr ~ homcrs The mosi
pN catcher IN MAJOR league
history and he drove in l42
runs. also an all-iime high for
catcher
In addition ne was a top
hight handler Of pitchers and
as always was the best in the
business At throwing out OPP
posing runners ON The base
paths
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28
[rotters To PLAY
australia, Pacific

tive squad that Viii leave Port
land. Ore. via Pan-Amercan
Airway, on SUNDAY. Dec 10, for
the Hawaiian Islands, INST stop
on the journey
The Troiiers will be accom-
panied by the Boston Whirl-
winds. headed by the former
University OF Kentucky All
American. seven foot Bill Spi-
veY. who will furnish their
opposition. and an added arrsY
OF differing variety perform
ers.
The CilobetroiiclS viii hc
coached by Elmer Riplcv ihr
veteran who resigned al West
POINT al the end 81 last ,ca,nn
Ia Join the famou, team aflcr
long and honoicd mentor career
that included successful REGIMES
Al Nolrc Dame. Yale, George
town and other leading uni,cr'
stiles. as well a, The United
States Military ACADEMY
Globctrottcr pldNcts cho,tn Tor
the trip are johnny Wilson Bob
by Milton. Lee Garner Bob Hall.
Frank Washington. Stan Burtll
Sammy Gee. Bill C'Rookie ,
Brown, Bobby knight and johnny
Kline.
The accompanying entertainers
Viii be Tony Lavelli. former Yale
cage All-Amcrican. accordinisi:
RAY Wilbei. hoop manipulation;
j acque> Gordon. uncvclist- lugglcr;
the acrobatic Three Romance.
and he star table tennis duo of
Doug CHtland and Marty Refs
man
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28

champs.
For the iIr,i time ~ the long
history Of the college. The Aggies
Will play IN brand new gym
nasium
The building onc OF the more
modern 70 be found in this sec
ton OF the country. was opened
tins Fall and promises 10 begin
a new era IN The development, OF
the sport NJ the college
The facility means. 100. that
A and T. students. Tor the inst
time m more than Is wears VIII
be able 10 see each NJ the home
games.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28
Asgies First Tilt With Fayetteville

GREENSBORO. n C.-The r
and T. Aegies basketball team
faces rugged. % game schedule
beginning on Tuesday evening.
Der ! as il takes on Favette, lie
state Teachers College in a non
conference. home engagement
The pressure will not tighten
up until following the seasons
finale. also a home game on
Feb. 10 with the strong Win
sion Salem Teachers College
hoopsiers. the 1889 conference
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28

the pest season IN Their h.s'uf'
Fa from ~ NeNcfthcless they
nave Impressive WINS over a
couple topihghi teams
Tulsa defeated College OF Pa
ciiic 22-l3 and Houston unter.
siiv. 1921 Wichita. meanwhile.
had already defeated their CON
ference Tulsa IN Their second
game of the season. 1910
Also adding 10 the iopsy
furry situation is the 2S-ls win
OF Houston over the University
OF Detroit. Thus. best predictions
for Thursdays ill in Wichiis.
Is that both teams will enter
the game about even. with De
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28

Buddy Parkers Detroit Lions
indicated IN their game Sunday
with the Chicago Bears on the
laiiefS home grounds that they
intend 20 repeat as champions OF
the National Football League
Z IL means beating every team
IN their path.
Closeness Of he final score.
.20-l6. plus their ability 70 come
from behind three times, indi-
csies the seriousness OF their
intentions.
Thursday. efforts 10 impress
everyone. including the invsd-
ing Green Bay Packers. will be
the order OF the day Of Briggs
Stadium. Game time has been
moved up 10 ! o'clock instead
Of IL as il has been in the past.
As Is always true everyone
shoots FOR the champ" with every
weapon including secret ones,
tossed INTO tho bat'le That has
been NE order OF the day in
"very game the Lions have played
10 date. winning SIX while drop
ping two,
Despite The San Franc SEQ 4sers
3s-7 win over the Packers Sun
da' they cmain one game be-
hind the Lions IN the race for
Championship OF the Western d.
vision Of The National Football
League
Should the Lions and %sers
win their remaining genes. the
Lions would be crowned champs
and would automatically play
the Eastern division champion.
apparently the Clevslsnd
Browns who have yet 10 lose q
game having won nine straight.
Bobby Layne Doak Walker.
Les Bingamon Thurman McGraw.
Leon Hart. and 2 host OF other
LIONS zen a.nng from last yea
championship team know the
Il oils Of the slOtois
Extra cash. plus me prestige.
goes along with the Champion
ship including Ire annual slof IN
On caeo against me nations Top
colieg aic PLAYERS Of the previous
year SENIORS IN me Ali-Stsr
game.
On more than ono occasion this
year Inc Lions have come from
btnnd 10 simplify whv they are
champ Gus. and WITH the season.
practically Owe, that Is 'nor
loughcsf opponents having been
conquered. they face the roman
inS three games with more than
an oven Chanre 'Sa' tntv VII
not have 10 paiflc pate ~ plav-
Of FOR the TOP rune in thor
dil sion
Green Bay. however, held the
Lions "a a l4-7 victory TWO weeks
ago IN Green Bay. With the same
'rcky formations employed on
that occasion. with added deep
ton no doubt in store FOR the
Turkey Day tilt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28
VilH UilcHiM Win
I'D Eyes Tie for Loop Title

Victory over Wichita Thurs
daS would give the University OF
Detruii tie fol the Missouri
VALLEY Conference champlonshi D.
Lssi week the Tifans sur
prised even themselves rs they
became the first team 10 hold
Tulsa University scorelsss this
year as they ran up 80 points
for their fifth win in nine
games.
Final score was ~ analinG a.
their 27-0 Win o,cf NlllsnOva. a
team slated 20 defeat shs De
troIters by al less, two touch.
downs.
Tulsa. like Wichita, has not mad
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28
Aggies in Running
for CIAA Crown

GREENSBORO. N. G. The
Cafollna Classic. the annual foot
ball game between. the A. and T.
College AggieS and North Caro-
hua College OF Durham. 10 be
PLAYED here At Greensboro Sta
dunn Thanksgiving DAY. will def
inliely be r deciding factor in the
cIAA flag race.
This important clash has fig
ured prominently in the out
come Of the conference cham
pionship in two out Of the last
three.
In 1880. both teams were un-
beaten in conference play when
they met in Durham.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28
Extended Credit
Offered by Jackie

NEW YORK. tCNSl-As =
boost to business. businessman
Jackie Robinson is advertising
the charge account system at his
l25,h Street clothing store.
Jack gives YOU three TO six
months 10 pay on his merchandise
which starts At S45 for a suit
He's plugging his charge ac-
count plan IN the daily news
papers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28
Pershing Eleven
Defeats Lourdes
For City Title

Pcrshiug High Sehool> football
team became champions ia erand
style last FRIDAY FRIDAY night AZ
Briggs Stadium as They ouiplaved
a game but undetermined LourieS
eleven winning III
Thus the sixteenth annual
Goodfellow game witnessed by
$500 fans may be considered
success. a success in that
proceeds from the city cham
pionship game goes 10 aid needy
children OF metropolitan De.
froii.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28

b ketball's much-travel-
EBarlem Globetrotters VIII
|or add the sixth and last
|thc continent>-Australha
b their lengthening list
'conquests.
0wner Coach Abe Sapersiein.
press conference in Chi
he. revealed plans for a Pa
D. aunt starting next month
b. will include the land
iown under" a 27-Year dream
,ltlled.
]he Trotters have invaded
ptpo nd northern Africa each
i Q past four summers, toured
uih America twice and m
oed Asia on their historic 1852
5 nd-the- World trek.
ON the vast reservoir OF
lpower at his command. the
annie Chicago owner OF the
llous Negro basketball aggre-
on has selected a representa-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28
|edieate Stadium
| Honor Of Late
resident Hale

'hanksgivIng Day At Iennes-
State University m Nashville
b.. is slated 10 be one OF the
|iest in the history OF the
boil.
Dedication services in mem
n OF The late w. J. Hale Will
held with the naming OF The
hool's 10000 capacity stadium
b w. ]. Hale stadium.
Henry Arthur Kcan Day also
\ be highlighted THURSDAY
n the Tennessee state Tigers
r. receiving an automobile
naicd by sports fans from
the nation
bank Fay" Young. sports edi
emeritus OF the Chicago Dc
her. will also be honorcd with
naming of the newly con
pcicd poultry plant IN ms
'ot Frank A. Young Poultry
b.
Young. a game-fowl snfhus.
NJ. donated two breeds OF
,ese. two Of ducks and one OF
'easani 10 the University 10
that department started
~, years ago.
todav The flock numbers 3Ol
r. fowl and IS pheasant. Dr.
j Davis. successor To the
lNerSiiv's first president. DR.
y VIII play a biz role IN the
! long program. which includes
football contest between the
niucky State Thorobreds and
Tennessee State Tigers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28

ymne tN.J.) mlddlewcight
nShip aspirations on the line
in the next lBC headline bout
Dec. ,.
HAYES showed his contempt
'or the experts appraisal by stop
ping DeJohn IN three rounds
Nobody is much surprised how =
cv,r. that Durando readily agreed
"a face Hayes.
The BaNonnt better has never
tried TO pick his spot, He's ready
30 meet all cumcrS He places his
trust in h., RICH nand wallop,
which has been called the most
deadly punch IN the mldcle-
weight bracket
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28
Men of Troy
Twice in 2 Weeks

WsNnes 25 70 10 ,i.'ory over
Didke nlNGSiiv was a game o.
iron men The 1ar'afs used Il
mon and DRAKE 10 Five WAYNE
r. idcrt Roger pair enflci Maa-
rice STACK JACK kellv La fy
Kuyniar and Jack C'iitcndon saw
50 minutes ~ action.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28
Bears-Trojans
Renew Rivalry
Thanksgiving

BALTIMORE Md The Nor
gan State College Bears face their
final and most critical test Of the
current season IN their Thanks
giving DAY Classic here Thurs
day with the Virginia State col
lege TroJais.
Now coniendins for the
CIAA title after a 26.l4 defeat
OF Hampton Institute last week.
Morgan must beat the Trojans
who captured the conference
crown last year, 10 keep a toe
hold in the championship ring.
Conference.-The Morgan cur
rent record SiaiiStl,ally be,ters
rs arch foes The Bears have
Won fl,e conference victories;
lost only one
Virginia State, on the other
hand. has lost two conference
games this year. both 10 teams
that have been defeated by
Morgan. They are Hampton TO
whom State bowed 1913 in the
National Classic and West Vir-
ginia State 10 whom the Tro-
JAMS yielded 1876.
The Nuglnlans. however, have
beaten dcci.Nely the only team
that has whipped the Bears his
yeat the North Carolina A and
r AgeleS All OF whsh puts the
forthcoming THANKSGIVING test IN
an unpicdiciabie state
The Morgan Virginia State
tlvalrN. one OF the Oldest Thanks
giving Dav fcuds m the ClAA.
has PLAYED twenty times since
100
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28

Saturdays game shapes up as
easily the toughest opener Tor
the Tariars since pre-war days.
The Crusaders. coached by
Ken Suesens. have most OF last
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28
7ar1ars Cage Season
Opens In Valparaiso

WAYNE University becomes the first of the States
major basketball powers to swing into action this
the Taars un,eil their l95}-5A basketball squad this
Saturday Nov 23 at Valparaiso University in Valparaiso,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28

iroif hoping for win. which
will give them a tie for the
Missouri Valley championship.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28
IP0R 7 S
L0SE-UP
Bv FRITZ POLLARD

NV YORK. - (GlobaD-We
AN admire Kid Gsvilan, vel
rwsiehl champion Of the world
clean fighter. hard
hier. and every inch a champ.
ne administered q savage
esfinq 10 Johnny Brafion last
~ and no victory could ever
ksss been more decisive. He
~ in there 10 win and he did.
IN Is ALWAYS interesting how
IS note how little traits Of
Ia rier come out in sports
that are most revealing.
oae point in the fight, when
NJ had been particularly
Tom IN his attack. the round
nde with Bratton seemingly
sro6 ana confused. When the
"a undcd, he had apparently
a sense Of direction.
he Kid. sensing his opponents
sIp|f sness. turned him around
q stared him in the direction
Ne corner.
bis was a nice gesture. but
~ anyone have the notion
hot The Kid had turned soft.
i ~ me out in the next round
" continued his savage beat.
indicating that he knows
~ 10 fight and he knows
Nor 10 be charitable.
From more and more sources
} se, TO he hearing a little
UNI beating eoing on for Row
Impanela as manager ~ the
ooklyn Dodgers.
accounts OF the way
mpv handled his pitchers on
8 scasons transforming tours
W created considerable in
est In some circles.
NJ we don't see II that way.
"a the reasons are more than
bvious ones. When the first
~ Is thrown out next year.
|y1l bet anything CampY will
} behind the plate. unless he
|>fs dual role.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-11

from her job at the Circle Drive
In to her home on the night of the
shooting. She said, however. she
hadn't given him a favorable an
swcr. stating that she had learned
he was married man.
Mrs. Hancy testified that she
was near the door of the Madison
f'',~Co Station when Bcaslcy 20.
i.r gun from a point in the rear
behind the counter.
Station said Earl HirSon ana
Millican were on the grass island
between the street curb and side
walk when Bcaslcy fired at them.
tHinson died almost instantly and
MilliCan succumbcd little more
than % hours latcr.)
Houston HinSon said he was in
the Millican car. which ne had
backed out into the street after
Beaslcy had ordered them to leave.
when the buckshot plughcd into
the automobile.
Beasley was represented at the
inquest by Attorney j. K. Powell
and J. y. Lee. while Attorney Jack
Hooks was there as counsel for
Station.
The only witness besides Hous-
ton Hinson, Station, Mrs. Haney
and Mrs. Phelps was Officer Wade
White who testified regarding the
information and evidence gather
cd at the investigation. White said
Beasley gave him no trouble and
readily surrendered the gun he
admitted using in the shooting.
Serving on the coroner jury
were Ralph McNair, Kimble Best,
Alton Parker, Wiley Memory
Frank Holland, and Jack Hardee
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-11
Williams Township Cagers Open
Season With Victory Over Orrum

Williams Township cagers pried
the lid off Of the early basketball
season in the Columbus County
race by weeping both ends Of a
twin bill Friday night at Orrum.
The Williams Fermerettes show
cd signs Of being one of the
stronger teams in the County as
they trounced the Orrum lassics
4l-iO. Williams Aggies edged the
Orrum Boys 34-l3 lin a nip-and-
tuck battle.
Paced by forward Shelva Jean
Fipps with 13 points the Farmer
cites led at the end of the first
quarter by score of $50. The
Farmerettes continued to outclass
the Drum team and were the vic
tors by q 41-10 score.
Outstanding players for the
Farmerettes were Nancy Royal
and Betsy Long. For Orrum IL
was the play Of Peggie Ammons
and Flora Higgins that hishlight-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-11
Whiteville Murder SuspectHeld

Station and Beasley are alleged
to have returned home that night
from trip to Fayetteville. Station
found himself without keys to any
of the automobiles on the used
car lot so he called Millican to get
the cafe manager to carry him to
the home Of an employee to get
the keys. When Nj, did "a r.
spond Immediately ne called Mr..
Hancy to take him.
According to the testimony pre-
scented, Mrs. Haney brought Station
back from getting the keys then
went TO .hc BcaSlCy home to fix
milk for the children. station got
a car and drove to the Circle
Drivc-In Cafe where he met Mrs.
Phelps. an attractive 27-year-old
brunette. Station drove to the used
car lot on Virgil Street and was
there when Earl HinSon drove UP
few minutes later - sometime
around 1890 a. m.
According TO the story of the
witnesses, Station saw the men
come up and went TO Bcasley's
home to inquire about a gun.
According TO Station, Beasley
said he didn't have gun in the
house but came out in his bare
feet to order the two Hinsons and
Millican to leave. He said he didn't
hear any harsh words between
the two men.
Mrs. Phelps said she was in the
car, unseen by the various visitor
to the lot. She testified she had
been allowing Earl Hinson to take
her to her home in Bladenboro
and that he had asked to take her
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-11
Rotary Again
Roaec Perfect
Attendance

The Tabor City Rotary club
again had perfect attendance at
its regular Monday night meeting
at the Woman's Clubhouse here.
The club has had only one absence
III the past four months.
Meeting time of the club was
changed from ZOO to $50 begin
ming with next weeks meeting.
A highly humorous program was
given by AL Williams, Raymond
Mallard, L. w. Fonviellc, Jack
McGougan, Paul Rogers and Sam
jackson who related their expert
enccs on recent football trip to
Clemson where they saw the Wake
Forest game.
These men have attended this
annual football game together for
many years and never fail to come
back with humorous accounts of
the trip. Each year following the
trip they relate their story to the
club.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-11
Thieves Make Off With Gas Caps
OF Many Cars Here Saturday

Vandalism, believed to be the
work of small children or teenase-
ers, played havoc with gas tank
caps in Tabor City over the week
end.
Literally dozens of motorists
lost their gas caps here Saturday
night and service stations and
garages handling this commodity
have done a thriving business &C
placing them. One service station
operator stated that he sold So
Sunday morning and another said
he sold Is Saturday night.
None of the operators are parti-
cularly anxious to sell the caps
ana have expressed concern over
the situation.
1t was obvious to everyone tina!
the caps were not simply being
left off the cars by gas stations
attendants but that they were be-
ing deliberately stolen by some
one. However. no one has beer
caught in the act of the thievery
to date.
Four caps were found in TIC
used car lot of Rogers Pontiac
Company Monday morning, lend
ing credence to the belief that kids
are making the raids strictly from
mischief. However, the recovered
caps were in poor condition and
there was some speculation that
the thieves might be stealing for
resale and simply discarded these
almost worthless one.
Junk yard operators in the area
have also noted the vandalism
episode and many persons have
called on them seeking replace
mentS of their stolen caps.
Policemen were alerted to keep
a particularly close watch on
parked cars over the next weekend
and a warning was issued That
anyone caught in such lawleSs acts
will be prosecuted to the full ex-
tent of the law.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-11

being nudged out 20-l9 by a
strong Hamlet eleven last week,
will probably be minus the serv-
ices of Sammy Rogers, outStand-
ing halfback who was Sidelined
with a leg injury after two plays
in the Hamlet tilt; however, the
rest of the Devil squad should be
in good shape and eager for the
victory to climax the successful
season.
Quarterback Sam Walden and
Haliback Weldon Gore will lead
the Devil charges through the
tricky "T' formation maneuvers.
Able assistance will be given the
two Devil stars by FNllback Ben
Spivcy who hit his stride in the
Hamlet game.
The Whitevillc Wolfpack will be
seeking their first win of the sea-
son as they turn halfback Willard
Continued on Page Two)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-11-11

A coroner's jury ordered w. A.
Beasley held for grand jury in
veStigation in connection with the
Staying of two men in Whiteville
on the morning Of October 80.
No recommendation as to bond
was made by the jury for the 35-
vear-old service station operator.
He is still being held in the CO.
unity Jail.
Three other persons were order
cd held on bail as material wit
nesses in the killing. Robert Stat
on. used car lot operator, was
placed under $1,000 bond while
bond of $500 each was SGT for Mrs.
Lctha Haney, 80, of Whitevillc
and Mrs. Shirley Phelps, 81, off
Bladenboro.
Bcaslcy is being held for the
killing of Earl Hinson, 26. a New
Hope section farmer, and Sam
Millican, SO, a Whiteville drive-in
cafe manager.
station, Mrs. Honey, and Mrs.
Phelps repeated earlier statements
that Beasley had fired charges
from a 12-guage shotgun in the
direction of Earl Hinsor, Sam Mil
lican and Houston Hinson. The
latter was in Millican's automo-
bile, backed out from the used car
entrance only few minutes pre-
viously. I'll
The hearing was conducted by
Coroner Worth ID. Williamson with
Solicitor Clifton L. Moore Of Bur
gaw and Attorney RAYMOND u.
Mallard representing the State.
Little in the way of new informa-
ton was presented; however, q
did clarity few points.