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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
MONEY TO LOAN

IRON $500 TO $4,000 on vell-kept
homes with some equity Va. D. G
or Nd. Raise cash, repair, CO
$4,000 OF levesl ia 2-bgsO.
MORTGAGE LOANS, $4,000 $50. 900.
Group your debts. lower your
payments. refinance YOUR property
and improvements, quick. honest
farms. etc ONLY In the State Of
MARYLAND Cal Mr. ROBERTS.
Baltimore. Nd day or night. Suns
and holidays. at SARATOGA 7-4047
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SUMMER HOMES
VACATION PLACES

Ice. FURN., 3-bedrm. mountain
lodge. on stream, pvt. pool, ter
races: excel. | or fans. Require
ments determine rent. OF. 4-s540.
FENwICK ISLAND, Delaware-Mod.
3-bedrm.. well-furn. house on wa
ter. $50 week. RA. 3-5010.
FRIENDS CREEK LODGE, on Q
beautiful country estate in the Blue
Ridge Mountains OF Pa. where one
may rest. recuperate. or Just enjoy
life Swimming. Cottages House
guests. Write for folder. MRS.
PHILIPS. Rte. ]. Emmitsburg. Nd.
VIRGINIA = Swimming. pienicking
pvt. camp site. Free brochure. P. D.
Box 500. Wash. 4, d. C.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Ro-Mar Apis,
/ 5th and st. Louis ave, mr.. beach.
June weekly rates: Enc. S45; 2
rms, $50: 3 rms. sos: ed. with
pvt. bath: all sleep AS. JU. e-6466.
WILDWOOD. N. j.. 800 Z. Mont
eomery 'ave.-Ocean front apt. 3
bedrms.. kit, full bath. Summer
season rental. La. 6-O075.
BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-Ocean-frt
apts Mem. Day wk. end, days,
S35. ia. 9-7514. wk. ends and ewes.
BUNGALOW nEGa 100 mi, mi; from ON wssh s.S IN
rms. kit. iiv. rm. and bath. SIS
per day. FE. $1,000.
EAGLES MERE, PA. or Cape. Cod.
Lovely cottage on water; nrepi.,
LOG CABIN. mountains. lakes, swim
ming and fishing. Pine Grove Fur
mace. Pa. OIL. 7-2oS6.
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AVALON, N. j.

COOLER BY A MILE
Home Of Jerseys Famous Sand
Dunes. Friendly. mod. clean family
ing. Cottage. apis. and hotel rentals
are modestly priced. Wide selection.
For free folder. write to Borough
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
DIRECTIONS

Drive z miles south of Prince
Frederick on solomons Island road,
turn left at st. Leonard and follow
Long Beach signs to once on bay.
NJ z ROCKHILL INC, st. Leonard.
Nd. Phone Prince Frederick 3Ok-J.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE,

Waterfront. small estate.
This Is truly q rare type Of
waterfront property offering
the ADVANTAGES OF the chesa-
peake Bay and sandy beaches
fUI sah IL LAKE, pIas o 5a asa eE ss
property. Is located on a pen
insula OF land near Annapolis
Roads. The main dwelling is
exceptionally nice; On the
room With picture windows
overlooking the lake and bay,
also 2 dining room, Kitchen snd
sta fsn s snd s sSn D0E bsdrOo 1D-
two paths and storage room.
In addition to the main
house there is small three
room guest house plus a larFer
lodge-type building ideal for
entertaining large group Of
suests or could be turned
into income property. This
waterfront Is very reasonably
priced and no ad could prop
erly. describe the advantages
OF this desirable property. We
now, JOSEPH D. IAzEEBY.
E5ALT0R' GGddS H Nan ss;;;
Colonial 3 1884. Severna
Park once. Sew. PIX. l4s8.
ST. MARY's. Patuxent River. ap-
prox 1ss acres, wooded. mainly
dogwood; 7-room masonry house;
~ IL baths: spacious rooms: 2 fire-
double garage; shower in basement;
heating system: air cooling also.
Elevation, beautiful view, artesian
well. $4,000.
Potomac River. Charles County
-l55-ft. frontage: 1f-room frame
house; brick foundation; 2N baths.
3 porches May be divided into
apartments or ideal for NURSING
home Artesian well; shade trees;
Approx. 10 acres. part on Poto-
mac; sandy beach: part on creek;
good ducking. Main house: 8 rooms.
room i6x24. massive fireplace. pic
ture windows. cypress. paneling.
hardwood floors. cedar closets. dou-
BILE garage: all masonry construc-
ton: 5-room guest house with fire-
erty may be divided. Excellent COM
muting to Wash. d. c.
u.,MRs. LouLIE p. DoDsoN
"'''0"'' saNDoz. INC Ce'' 4-40'i
SHERWOOD FOREST, MD.
lUD EDNfE HILL
This wonderfully located house OF
hedrms. and . baths fronts on
high blum and has q magnificent
view OF the Severn River.
SALE OR RENT
J. b. TIFFEY a. SON
RA. 6-2569
CHALK POINT ON WEST RIVER
A large waterfront lot and Q beau
tiful rambler one year old. Three
nice bedrooms, q large living room,
dining room. bath. kitchen and util-
ity room. OIL heat. fireplace. pine
paneling. A modern home at Q most
BAY RiDGE@A fne home. Large
lot on the bay and included 10
bedrooms and two baths besides the
living room. dining room, modern
kitchen and oil heat. A fine home
TURKEY POINT; South River
Small year round new home with
large lot. Your own sand beach and
Dii TRANI Kiln MANOR BEACH -
Three bedroom year round home.
View Of Chesapeake and use Of ane
community beach.
SHOREHAM BEAcH-A fne large
summer home directly on the bay.
There are four bedrooms. living
room with fireplace. kitchen and
bath. 100-foot Of bay front with
JOSEPH D. LAzENBY, Realtor
215 Main Street, Annapolis. Nd.
Telephone: Colonial 3-26e4
eeverna Park Ofnce-Sev. Pk. l4se
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Tidewater Property

Tidewater Property
0M acres in westmoreland Co.
Va. on one Of the Potomac's most
,eautiful estuaries. Excellent road
from highway to large. modern year
inside and out; well located amidst
setting Of fine trees and excep-
bordering TWO SIDES Of property:
privacy. Most attractive 10 o those
enjoying good boating. fshine. crab
bing. and small game hunting, In
GLIDING DUCK shooting. Price, S2b,-
No. H SHs.' Ss G T..Dhons Si.! 5TN1sd
c-Sa36.
C0LORED : CHESAPEAKE BAY =
Masonry home. directly on water.
2 Ice. bedrms... cleo. kit. tiled bath,
pE; ysSs sSr HsG . ' Co., IN. ss.5SSiiSc .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26

Come out Colesville I'd.
about mile beyond Pour
Corners turn left ct the VII
laee sign to the once. ROB-
ERT {. HEATER. Agent. HE.
4-9277.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-02-08

Beverly !. Grant
Dolores Crenzhsu
James DAVIS
Ruth Helen Hampton
janice Flowers
Theresa Hay
Ollie Collier
Sandra sloeker
Georgia BIaekmon
Mary Henson
Donna Dean
Henry Jones
Richard Ramirez
Henry MeMulIen
Patricia necrsry
David Tate
Sharon Merritt
Catherine Miles
Clarence Horn. ir.
Brenda Morton
Bobbie Reeves
Wilbur Gordon
Pstriela Taylor A
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-02-08

fhe following pupils made the
HONOR ROLL a. Gibbs elemen-
saEy school for the third six week
pezieds
Sixth Grade
Dorothy Ais
Samuel crout
Theodore Fam
Carolyn Glenn
Cecil Hsndley
Richard HsrdimAn
Richard Ingram
Earl Lee
Elennor Lewis
rrse Long
Charles Fowler
William Z. Brown
Howard Bryles
lima Houten
Bills 10 Reed ~l
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-02-08

Elijah Harris
Jaequelyn Richardson
Sylvia Smith
Josette Duhart
Jennifed Mitchell
Paris Lee Miles
Trupedo Crump
John Yancy Odom
Hersie Stubblefield
Stanley Dunlap
Linda Jean Anderson
Paul Wallace
Sterling Leloyne
Faye L. Henson
Phyllis Carter
Vefna Clayborne
Wileen Wroten
Pauline Jackson
Linda A. Hill
Mary Louise Terry
Pamela Smith
Jaequelyn Brown
Barbara jenkins
Gwendolyn Mclaughlin
Lutitia Lindsey
Mckinley Cochran
Lloyd Henry billiard
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-02-08

James Fletcher
Beverly Preston
Ellen Young
Harlum Cunningham
second Grade
Roland Collins
Richard Green
Carolyn Woods
Joyce Z. Williams
Linda ]. Williams
Stanley Frost
Phyllis Lloyd
Jaequelyn Dean
Alene Davis
Wyzetla Thomas
Lille Ann Fain
Kenneth Smith
Jimmie Daley
Zinmery crutcher
Rita Lois Robinson
MARTA Bomar
Wilma Pettisrsw
Euniee Sutton
Robbie williams
Sylvia brittnum
Arvelle Harris
Kenneth Jones
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-02-08

Ellen ssviIIs
Edward Moore
Rose Worthy
h Grade = i
Parrish Z. Bettoa
Sidney Bryant
Annie p. Davis
Leroy Grant
Bobby Jeffries
Harlon Kelly
Timothy Miller
Shirley Moses
James Young
Wayne Smith
Florasteen jenkins
Antonette Millspssh
Wilma jones
Younee X. Martin
Dorothy johnson
Edna Douglas
Lsvell Lawson
Marion Roberts
Msudella Morehead
Annie Marie sypert
Juanita johnson
veda Joyce Lee
George MlDuffie
Frank Hamilton
Joe Henry Sims
Robert Joe Watkins
James Fitzpatrick
Horae crutehfield
Esther Mosley
Roddy Collins
Bonnie Lewis
Eugene Moore
Viola Williams
Pieoola Lamb
Arthur Walls
Letitia Terrence
Wilbur House
Steve Buckley
Eileen johnson
Alice Washington
James Herndon
Jimmy Isum
Charles Bussey
Phiilis Duhart
nh Grade
Zaehariah Alexander
Harry Bass
Harold Betton
Addison Dean
Willie Brown
Charles Hampton
Hugh Miller
Van James Thomas
coliete caraway
Beverly Hits
Angela Sutton
Constance clayborne
Alexis Stokes
Willie Bobby Burks
Arthur Dunlap
Kenneth Miller
Kenneth Robinson
Janet L. Davis
Brenda Evans
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-02-08

Marguerite Flakes
Dolores Laster
Laurene Lee
Sandra Nelson
Yyonne Smith
Percy Brown
John A. Clsyborn
Phillip Denton
Willie ID. Harper
Paul Hayes
Frank Howard
Corey Odom
Ronald Owens
Martinous Walls
Viola Vaughn
Thelma Louise Williams
Bonnie Kay Fletcher
Edward Owens
Charles Ledbetter
John Earl Browning
Sarah Jean Alien
'hird Grade
Carl william Bussey
Lowell Diliard
Melvin Nelson
Sherry Jeffries
Linda Hill
Marian Lamb
Harreli Torrenes
Illene Monerief
James Warren
Delcria Jones
Carolyn Jean Davis
Theodis crutchfield
Connie Smith
Theodis Lewis
Mary Burks
Cecil Abrams
Raymond Frazier
Lynn Bush
Miriam Morehead
Marion Lewis
Dorothy rriee
Lloyd Wright
Willie LattinR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-10

The whole family will be pleased
when you serve some of this
guaranteed beef liver, and for second
helping goodness, top it with
plenty of yellow onions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27
Architects Form
New Firm Here

Harold L. Esten and Warren
M. Ballard have formed an
architectural firm to be known
as Esten & Ballard, which will
have Offices at S055 Thirteenth
street. Silver Spring.
Mr.. Esten is a graduate in
architecture Of Illinois Institute
Of Technology and has been in
private practice since 1855 in
the District area. Formerly he
was associated with Ronald e.
Senseman and Charles M.
Goodman Associates for q total
Of five years.
Mr.. Ballard. a registered
architect in the District since
1854, formerly was associated
with Charles M. Goodman As
sociates and the former firm of
Reyes, Smith. Satterlee & Leth-
bridge for a total of seven years.
Mr.. Esten won first residen-
tial award in the 1856 archi-
lecture competition y sponsored
by the Potomac Valley Chapter,
American Institute Of Archi-
tects and the. Silver Spring
Board of Trade.
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LATE SPECIAL listed Yesterday $l9,e5o
s Redrms-Nenr GIenhrook I'd

5l06 WESSLING La rarely! All brick Colonial in
marvellous location sep. din. rm kitchen has dish
washer disposal birch cabinets and dinette space;
bedrms, full bath on LIST H.; large bedrms., full
bath on End H. Utility rm.; lovely yard with trees.
BIG OF FIRST TRUST AT 4hTc Details OIL. 4-8072
on
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FILA Asked to Specify
Treated Lumber

The Federal Housing Admin.
istration's regulations govern
ing the building Of new houses
and It's proposed new minimum
property standards. were criti-
cized in q statement yesterday
by the American Wood Pre-
servers Institute as failing to
protect the interests Of future
home buyers"
The institute favors regula-
tons requiring use Of pressure
treated lumber for certain
purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27

1924 Granny Street
architectural
in
fireplace q woI Of
ed tooy from main holt Three fine bedrooms cnd bo On
Priced at $39o50
Open Every Day Til Dark
Rd block River Rdl left block Tonoewood
blocks o Gnony St, 1924
James E. Schwob
5522 elusive Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27
Convention Date Set

The National Association Of
Real Estate Boards will hold
its 50th annual convention In
Chicago November 81.
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fAZAXAXAN1HHSNXXXHNHN%S7NV
BOCLE Y-Homes Open Sunday, 10
(Office Open Sunday, 1867
IN HAWTHORNE, CHEVY CHASE

3 Years OId-On 1/3 Acre
7054 WYNDALE ST. NW-Magnificent rambler in
exclusive area Of large homes; through center hail.
liv. rm. with fireplace fu-size dining ell, fine
bedrms, baths lal rms have wall wall carpet).
space Full bsmt on ground level with V bath laun-
dry, etc, and HUGE DAYLIGHT REC. RM with long,
gaily lighted bar and extra range and refgr Garage
patioS. Large LIST trust. Details OIL 2-5041.
blocks to WvndaIe, right stoR
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NEAR BROOKDALE-$20,950
Excenfinnnl 3-Redrnom Colonial

1923 SHERRIIL AVE, Chevy Chase, Md.-All brick;
center entrance handsome Colonial fireplace in liv
rm also entire wall of bookcases and cabinets full
din rm and nice kitchen; POWDER RM bedrms
and tile bath upstairs; storage attic; full ground
level basement with ample rec space; side scr porch
Lovely fenced yard with trees and many beds OF
bright flowers; gas heat Details, OIL. 2-7611.
Out Wis Ave to Western woodward Lohrop store left to
Rper Rd RIGHT right Meudle Place Mertvd
Rd; right to Sheriff.; left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27
HARDWOOD
COLONIAL
Big Corner Lot
PuneIed Rec. Room
G1o Sn0

451O BELMONT LANE
Wooded setting; 3 good
bedrms.; stairs to stor-
age attic; side screened
porch; FILA applied for.
Quiet street. UNUSUAL
VALUE. Parkwood ele-
mentary and Holy Re-
d e e m er parochia ]
schools. Details, OIL.
4-3196.
Temporary route to auoid Wis
consiH Avenue construction: Out
Old Georgetown Road, right on
Cedar Lane across Wis. Are.
about s blocks, left on belmont.
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storage attic with cedar closet Full bst with ample
space and toilet; garage; porch. LOT 254 FIT
DEEP magnificent trees Details, OIL 7-9549
Bipd past LIGHT Aberdeen,
LETT to Old Chester, left to house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27
CLOSE-lN BETHESDA RAMBLER
A311 Old Georoetown RI -SIo Sfn

Charming brick home mr.. Huntington Parkway built
1854; every modern convenience; nice living rm. with
fireplace and good dining area; today's ALICE
kitchen with pantry excellent bedrooms, tile BATH
wal-to-wall carpeting porch with awnings;
pretty yard with trees and gardens. Owner going to
Florida Details OIL. 0-o177.
Old 0eornetonn I'd richt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27
BETHESDA-CENTER-HALL COLONIAL
NeorIy u Acre of Terroced Gardens

1905 OLD CHESTER
RD.-Featuring the
inimitable charm Of
the true center-hall
Colonial style, with
today's cow e n l.
ences; den or break
fast rm. and " bath;
8 bedrms., 2 baths
upstairs: stairs to
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BETHESDA
RAMBLER
; Bedrms., w Boths
FULL BASEMENT
ct RAA

10007 SINNOTT CT
Brick home, built 1855;
all-elec. kitchen with
wall oven, etc.; all-tiled
floor in basement; patio;
CARPORT. Owner going
to California. Huge CT
first trust; therefore
SMALL DOWN PAY
MENT! Near new Ash
burton school, also shop.
center.
90 out Old Georgetown Road to
Bells MIL Road, left to Clue
DriUe, left to Sinnott Drive and
RIGHT to Stnnott Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27

NEW WAREHOUSE new office and ware
house building has been leased for 20 years to
Graybar Electric Co. by Weaver Bros. through
Clarence Dodge jr., senior vice president It is
located at 1925 Blair road NV Architect was Ed
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-03-09
Let Us KnOlU

The first comprehensive list
of archaeological finds and sites
in Illinois is being compiled at
the University of Illinois under
direction of Prof. John G. Nc
Gregor, president of the state
wide Illinois Archaeological
Survey.
Anyone knowing sites where
Indian materials have been
found, where burals, villages,
or other points are known or
reputed to have been, is asked,
as a public service, to report
them.
With the expansion of COM
munities, highways, and land
cultivation, and passing of the
oldre generation, much of this
information will be lost unless
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-03-09

strenuous life in a more troubled
world than did the Lord Jesus,
yet how magnificent; how in
spring was he poise of he Son
of God. And He it was who
gave to us the law of the law
of the lily.
The women of this church are
planning a tea to be given at
Crooks Chapel On Sunday after
March "a. Mrs. Maggie Moore
will be heading this affair and
you will be hearing more about
it. Our visitor last Sunday was
Rev. Mr.. G. Ellerson of Harvey,
Illinois.
Your reporter,
Marcus Ephriam. -. -.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-03-09
Page S
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, March 9, 1857

recorded, Prof. McGregor said.
The listing and the compre-
hensive may of Illinois archeo-
logy being prepared will be of
great value to all future studies
of illinois past.
It is being carried out by
Miss Elaine Blum, on leave for
the work worm the Chicago
Museum of Natural History
(Field Museum).
ion is urged to write to the
Archaeological Survey, Univer-
of Illinois, Urbana.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-03-09

Be not anxious, this is. the
Law of the Lily: Consider the
lilies of the field, says Jesus,
they toll not; neither, do they
spin, yet Solomon in all his
glory was not arrayed like one
of these. Matthew 6:28-2o. In
the language the lily becomes
the symbol of serenity; of trust,
of contentment and of beauty,
of holiness.
There is no restlessness; no
fretting, no noise, no straining
to be something other than a
lily. AS the lily sweetly accepts
it's place and function in ife. It
needs only to open its heart to
the sunshine and the dews of
Heaven and God clothes it in
beauty and fragrance. And why
shouldn't He? The lily isfulfill-
ing the function for which it
was createl. God has an eye for
beauty. He hath made every
thing beautiful in His time.
Eccl. 3:11. The gold studded
heavens on a starlit night declare
the glory of God. Psalms 1871.
Also his love of beauty. The
earth showeth his handiwork.
And likewise his love of beauty
unlike the lily.
We often make ourselves mis-
cradle by trying to be what we
are not intended to be. We wor-
ry over what has been and what
is to be; what might have been
done and what might come to
be. When will we ever uearn to
seek first the Kingdom of God
and to trust God for the rest.
None of us has lived a more
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-03-09

7 shall bless the Lord at all
tines; His praise shall CON.
tinnally be In my mouth
(Psalm S4,1.)
H@w may We bless and
praise the Lord? Surely
through acts Of love and kind
ness b our fellow men-in
seeking only the good that is
God In all Of US, striving to
be Of service, in His name. to
these who need our help.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-03-09
Order of Service

Sunday School }......,.. 9:3O am.
Worship Service $3.50. :0Oa.m.
Service last Sunday was very
good as usual. Message was
brought by the pastor, the Rev.
I. B. Anderson. Her text, found
in Matthew 1924, was: eff any
will come after me; let him deny
himself and take up his cross
and folleow me-" The Methodist
Ministers Wives of Chicago
Sub District of Chicago, Lex
ington Confluence will give their
annual musical extravaganza at
Cannon Methodist Church on
March 3rd, 1857 at $3.50 pm.
Damon at Maypole avenue. Each
Methodist church in the city
and surrounding areas was rep
resented and each church choir
sang one number. Your humble
s7rvant sang a solo for st. Paul
church in Robbins, Ill. Mrs. S.
NJ. Riley, jr. was the mistress of
ceremonies and also PRESIDENT of
the group sponsoring the pro-
gram.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-03-09

Sunday School (....-.,... $50 am.
Worship Service 1900. II :0Oa.m.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-01
Appoint New
Tiger Executive

DETROIT - In a major front
office move, James A. Campbell
Detroit Tiger Farm Director, ha,
been promoted TO business man.
ager of the Detroit Baseball
Company and elected secretary
treasurer of Tiger owned farm
clubs at Charleston, Augusta and
Valdosta, Harry M. Sisson, ex-
ecutive vice president, announc-
ed today.
Sisson said that Campbell will
take over many of the duties he
formerly handled as business
manager since 1858.
we feel thst Campbell hes q
solid baseball business proceed
ures in our minor league de-
partment." Sisson said.
Among the activities to be di-
rected by Campbell are the op-
irrational procedures of con-
tracts for the rental of Briggs
Stadium; employment of office
personnel; purchase of all Sta
dunn. team, and office equip
ment, and the business opera
tons of the Tigers 100000 mi
nor leagne system.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-01
Hero Becomes
NAACP LITER

NEW YORK Samuel Wood
son, the man who rescued T.
year-old Benjamin Hooper from
the bottom of a 2l-foot well in
Manorville, l. l.. has been pre-
sented with a life membership
in the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored
People.
The $500 membership is the
gift of the Long Island branches
Ct the NAACP and was present
ed to the hero on John Cameron
Swsyze's ABC-Tv IL o'clock
news program Wednesday night.
May %. Presentation was made
by DR.. Eugene Reed. president
of the Central Long Island
brsnch.
In addition TO the life mem
bership, Mr.. Wcodson, a con-
struction worker, was presented
with a check for $3.50 for him.
self and another $3.50 for N
Hooper family. Th" prescnta'io
was made on the TV proGrsm by
Marvin Gilman, on behalf of tn,
Long Island Home Builders In
stitufe of which he is secretary
MIR. Gilman has also made an in
tial payment on an NAACP life
membership for himself
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-01
Roy (anpaneM
Feels Ais Well"

BROOKLYN, N. Y. - Funny,
what two home runs-four runs
driven in-will do to ball play
CT. This one is Roy Campanella
who was a very much troubled
man last year with his Famous
operated-on hand. and who this
year has been benched twice and
He got this feeling from the
went Ia times at bat without a
end, Roy feels all is we'll.
hit. But now, as of this week
Dodgers opening game against
the Giants, when he helped his
roomate Don Newcombe to a
60 victory-one of Newcombe's
best pitched games of the sea-
son. Roy drove in four of the
six runs, getting two home runs
his fifth and sixth of the
season.
And the night was even
sweeter, when Campy cut Own
Willie Mays trying TO steal. Will
lie already has the reputation
Of the "stealingest man in the
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doth straight year that David l.
Holmes has coached at Wayne
State, sa wthe Tartars leu py
John Telford and Charles McIn-
Tosh. two seniors who hold four
Wayne State records.
Telford, the schools 440 yard
an 400 meter champion. set the
440 record of :47.8 in the CCC
meet last year. His 400 meter
mark 1.-TWO turns) of :47.8 was
set in the NCAA meet at San
Francisco last year.
Mcintosh has hurled the dis
Gus 1873" this year 10 beat
his old record of l47'3". He has
put the shot 50'4". but has
been off form in some of his
early meets this year.
Telford is also expected to an
Choir Wayne's mile relay squad
which has done we'll this sea-
workouts early this week.
on the rest of his entries after
son. Coach Holmes will decide
In dual competition the Tar
tars have beaten Bowling Green
State 70 to A, Albion College