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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-05

service clubs, and organizations.
A breakdown showing the resi-
dences of patients treated be.
tween June, 1856 and May, 1857,
showed: Silver Spring, lis; Rock
vile, SO; Bethesda-Chevy Chase,
63; Kensington, 80; Upper Mont.
gomery County, %; Wheaton, 81;
Gaithersburg, Is; Takoma Park,
8, and Prince Georges County, 1.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-05
Excellent Ratings Won

Three registered Holsteins
owned by William 1. King, Of
Gaithersburg, have been officially
classified as excellent" by the
Holstein-Friesian Association Of
America. They are Irvington
Princess Poppy, B. J. Irvington
Adean Rubye, and Irvington
Pride Admiral.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-05

Streptomycin, the first drug
used successfully to treat tuber-
culosis, was discovered by Selman
Waksman in 1914.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-05
On Cost Basis
Builders Agree to Erect
Home for Crippled Group

$65 900 home for the Montgomery County Society for
Crippled Children and Adults will be bui-at cosby the
Suburban Maryland Builders Association announced
this week.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Wuxmun Retires
At Lunsburqh's

Martin N. Waxman. mer-
chandise manager OF home
furnishings at Lansburgh's s
department stores. will retire
January 81 after a service OF
IS years and will be succeeded
by Leo Hefiier. President Ralph
L. Goldsmith announced yes
terday.
Mr., Waxman started with
Gimbel Bros. In New York be-
fore his service in the Army in
World War I. He then joined
Loeser's in Brooklyn and came
to Lansburgh's in 1928.
Mr.. Hefiier has been with
Lansburgh's IS years as buyer
OF furniture and bedding.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Bonk Votes Dividend

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va.
Dec. IL tSpecial) The Peo-
Piles Bank of Charles Town
declared a regular annual
dividend Of 8 per cent and an
extra dividend Of 6 per cent.
both payable January 2 to
holders Of record December 10.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Federal Services Reports
Increases In Earnings.

Federal Services Finance
Corp. had net income Of 1852. :
733 or Sl.99 a common share in
nine months ended September
80. compared with S28l ,430 or
s16f a share in the same nine
months Of 1856. the company
disclosed.
Loans and discounts acquired
in the period amounted to S25.-
OIL .00s, compared with $685. :
629 a year earlier. The average
number OF common shares out
standing was l56.675 vs.. i54, ,428.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Hyattsville Association
Lifts Dividend Rate

HyattSville Building AsSoci-
alton will raise its annual divi:
dend rate to 4 per cent. begin
ming with a Semiannual pay
ment 10 stockholders Of record
February 2S. 1858. President
T. H. Welsh announced.
The larger dividend will cover
the six months which started
September /. Mr.. Welsh said.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

Safeway Stores. Inc. will
open new stores at Leesburg.
Va, and at 1924 Seventh street
NV. in Washington on Thurs
day.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Company Formed TO Own
Motel Chain in Italy

Motel Corp. Of Italy. with
headquarters in Silver Spring.
Md has filed registration
statement with the Securities
and Exchange Commission
proposing public offering Of
10000 shares Of Class A COM
mon stock at SO cents. a share
and 81 million OF Q per cent
income debenture bonds at par.
The offering win be made In
units of one 500 bond and two
class A shares for a total unit
price OF sl0l. No underwriting
is involved.
Organized under Delaware
law on November 10. the COM
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Holiday Bonus Distributed
By NBW az Yule Party

A holiday bonus OF one
months salary was distributed
to officers and employees of the
National Bank of Washington
last night at the banks annual
Christmas party at the Willard
Hotel.
Santa Claus. in the person of
Cecil Gibson of the proof and
transit department. distributed
the bonus.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Capital Bank Debts
Show Smaller Gain

Washington bank debts in
both November and the first II
months Of this year set. new
records for those periods. but
the gain from a year ago mar
rowed in November.
November debts Of Sl,402.- :
$40 900 were 3.S per cent above
1881. ass. 900 in November last
year. Gains from year ago in
previous months were; 6.8 per
cent in July. 81 per cent in
August. lS per cent in Septem-
ber ana 1877 per cent in Octo-
Der.
Debts In II months amounted
TO Sl7,ii4.794.000. an increase
Of 6.3 per cent from Si6,lo0, :
53i. 900 q year earlier.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

pany plans to construct and
operate a chain Of motels in
Italy through Italian corpora
tions.
II intends 10 start operation
Ia motel in Rome-through
purchase Of stock Of an Italian
organization. Motels Ameri-
cano. which was organized and
developed by Theodore BOLT
and now is owned and con-
trolled by him. Mr.. BOLT also
is principal organizer and
president Of Motel Corp.
Evening star., 1957-12-15


league totaled s2i.22a.7O0 on
November 80. comnared with
$33. .s32, ,983 on the same 1866
date.
Invested savings Of the In
sured institutions totaled S7T5,-
376. .606 at the end OF November,
an increase of SGT ,9o4.ii4 from
$707.S94,492 a year ago.
Mortgage Total Grows.
DeiinQuencies Jump
Continued expansion OF the
associations portfolios OF real
estate mortgages in November
was accompanied by q sharp
Increase in the number Of mort
gage loans delinquent two
months or more.
Delinquencies totaled 966 on
November 80, compared with
T02 a month earlier. and were
far ahead OF 498 recorded at
the end Of November last year.
Outstanding real estate loans
OF $79l.lS9. .401 were $5l. .021.l23
ahead OF $740.i68,27s a year
earlier. November loan settle
ments OF sl4.276.473 we're well
ahead OF $li.i00.809 in the
same 1856 month.
Cash and holdings Of Federal
obligations amounted to $67.-
980.737 on November 80. a gain
of $3.S04.z56 from t64.l76, ,4sl
on the same 1856 date. Assets Of
$092 .660.e29 were S58. .4S0. .966
ahead Of ssS4.l7s.s6S q year
ago,
Evening star., 1957-12-15
National Union Orders
Semiannuai Payment

Directors OF National Union
Insurance Co. have declared a
semiannual dividend of so
cents a share. it was announced
by James H. Atkinson. secre-
tary and treasurer.
The dividend will be paid
December 81 to stockholders
OF record December 10.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
PIB Directors Declare
Quarterly Dividends

Directors Of Personal IN
dustrial Bankers. Inc. have
declared quarterly dividends Of
IS cents a share on the s1.40
prior preferred stock. Sl.T5 a
share on the 7 per cent pre-
ferred and IS cents a share
on the 81 preferred. President
Carl r. Waxman reported.
A dividend Of 3 cents a share
on common stock also was
declared, All dividends viii be
paid December 80 to holders
Of record December 20.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
New Director Added

DR.. Ernest N. Cory; ST.. re-
tired scientist and educator OF
the University OF Maryland.
has been elected a director of
the First Federal Savings and
Loan Association OF Laurel, Md.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Frederick w. Berens. Inc.
H0nOrs Top Statesmen

Frederick w. Berens. Inc.
mortgage banking and realty
firm. held its annual Christ
mas party for employees at the
Presidential Arms last night
with around $50 in attendance.
George w. DeFranceau.
president. presented an award
TO Richard L. Taylor as out
standing salesman OF the year
Leland Breckenridge received
an award as second-ranking
salesman.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE WEEKLY SUMMARY

WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, pEcEMBER u, 1857
:. 1857 Stock and Sales Net
ilEh Low div rate Add % Hleh Low Close chg
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Drug Fair Sales Up
Sharply From 1856

Drug Fair stores had gross
sales Of sl.2l7.306 in November.
q gain Of 80 per cent from No
vember last year. President
Milton L. Elsberg announced
yesterday.
Volume for the first IL
months Of this year was 23.6
per cent above . year earlier.
he reported.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

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10 lost EVsnsPdl 450 i6o l2JG 1lDb l2ta+ q
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Evening star., 1957-12-15
Associations Reduce
Borrowings 80 Pct.
ny DONALD b. HADLEY

steady increase In invested savings has enabled Washing
ton savings and loan associations reduce their borrowings
70 meet loan demands than 80 cent nom
tt Wss learned last night
President Joseph p Burke r OF the District Savings a.
Loan League said advances associations
Evening star., 1957-12-09
D. c. SECURITIES

20. NEE Pvr--ss q saH. IL .. -,
ss At g. 80 At ~ 80 At -. % 81
s:.,,,.s!sso soso: 81: , /. 81 ,Jss'' AZ ~
81 y: =: 3. J. AZ !. ~. - -.
ksi ktIw CO isi g kt 400
PuSfie gfILfTx Stocks
A.. amer ~, Tel Tsi Z s---- -sisssst a.Iy
slSsOso 3 6 s,ia; = 2ts A.. So
Evening star., 1957-12-09
CHICAGO GRAIN,

lures advanced on the Board Of Trede
seeaE ,E extending saines Of the pre-
Other grains and soybeans held
strength In wheat futures stemmed
from eood demand for cash wheat.
traders said there appears 10 be 4
shortaee OF red wheat. with the Ereatest
aemAnd eominG from commercial in
wheat futures and the nearby December T
delivery moved up nearly a cent 4
bushel In early dealings.
Sorn futures prices changed only
h1sn.,y honas.y I'm. IN : s ilsni tSads: commission
mss were well taken. Receipts Of corn
~ Chicago over the week end were as
cars compared with ass . week ano
ana go on the same day . year aGo.
sossans SSsss Ssfs .sbs sns I,'sTH ssht q whss
outset. influenced By hrmnssS in sos-
Near the spd Of tn. frst hour wh,a,
Was was to = hisher, Dee, s2.e0s.i
Ip7, osis sfl aneSsnssd ss'p.r q e h,sP:S.. R:s.
Dec Si.37a.: soybeanS u lover 10 y
Sishsesr se b Dec esnts ms .s hundred pounds
sales Of surplus corn from Govern
ment stock for export totaled only
~ ~, ooe commnS,sv srsssi, eyer, eyer he week end
bids Tor $40, 600 busSels. 0'p' '''''''O
The daily forecast for the Southwest
winter wheat belt was favorable. Un-
seasonably warm weather was indi-
Gated ior the spring wheat States.
60s In the Dsfotas. Rising tempera. .
lures and snow hurriss were FORECAST
for most Of the corn and soybean belt.
Ens ,.an,. sG ,IS.cs.S tsSSssps e ,sns. E:s
ITOT Il n. .S SiSssss SS.ss s.s:s S:s' ..%p.ss aSDs
normal are tsdisStsd Tor N. pakosss
and from 10 70 20. degreei above
and from 10 10 70 dsSrsss above IN
Montana Readings from normal 10
9 dssgses below seasonal are indi-
Evening star., 1957-12-09
CHrCO LIVESTOCK

s.iasis sif Sos: 10000; fairy tii-sespA'. sessT.. Is
vance on weights over $40 lbs: soSs
mostly IS higher: instances SO higher;
eood shipping demand and AL local
interests In trade: l-e lots in ali
erades under 2l0 lbs. relatively scarce:
si1able supply butchers over e60r lbs in
receipts: 90 ipO-230 lbs butchers
ls,eS:Is;5ss several lots i-2 these
lot No. 200 lbs. 1898: 90 a4O-s6O
ID. l7.dh-le.aS: .7O-3OO 10. mostly IS
l7.26-i7.75: larser lots l-3s 4O-550
ID. sows ll.25-i5.c5; small volume
3O0-56O. h. sovs l5S0-l6.00.
ealahle cattle .e 900; calves 900;
slansht.r stesrs loo lbs. and down
.,ss,. Isss'a'sly as'ys ,sG sssads g veal
lower; heifsfs moderately sstivs; about
stockers and feeders steady; a few
loads hiRh choice. and prime 20 so
900; . load OF prime i,232 lbs.
:7.S0; q few loads prime steers un.
sold; bulk choice al,S5-2695: good
TO low choice ~ O0-sf so: standards
70, low .sood Is 5Osse s5; choice and
prime .heifers "a OO.a6 IS, GOOD 20
dawn lCS sneIs ,Il;y sns
sSS' ss ,t.nSerd eS%RssSis SSiF ssni
Wsishty hoistein cutters i4,5S; utility
s@ood food and choice vssIsrs ss.SS-saCS
standard TO Low GOOD 20. .OO-st 90:
utility down 10 1900; iisht culls ~
low aa 1000.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
Stocks Lower,
Range Narrow;
.AircrafisGain

NEW YORK. Dec, 3 lDs--
Aircrafts advanced but rails.
steels and most other indus
trials sagged In an Irregular
lower stock market early this
afternoon.
Alrcrafts were spurred by the
increasing demand for more
spending and intensified efforts
on missiles after last weeks fall
ure Of the Vanguard satellite
test.
Steels were sold In fair ac-
tivity as reports were that the
steel mills face the sharpest
cutbacks in output since 1854.
Motors. chemicals, oils and
radio-television shares were
m o silly lower as declines
stretched generally to around
q point but in some cases close
to 2.
Aside from the aircrafts there
was an assortment Of gamers
In selected issues. The advances
ran to around q point mostly
but went TO better than 2 points
at best.
Trading was fairly active.
The opening was mixed. Early
trading was quiet but turnover
picked up as the session con-
tinued.
Among aircrafts. Lockheed
was ahead around q point.
Martin Co. had . fractional
gain. Boeing. North American
Aviation and General Dynamics
also rose fractionally.
United States Steel. Youngs-
town Sheet and Republic Steel
were all down about q point.
Allied Chemical was on close
TO ?. Losses Of around Q point
Goodyear. Ford. Cater
pillar and Dow Chemical.
Corporate bonds leaned
higher. Government bonds were
higher.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Business inventories over the

Business inventories over the
Nation in october were esti-
mated at $500 million below
September. for the first decline
in three years. Closing out Of
1857 cars was given as the rea-
son for q ajor portion Of the
drop.-Commerce Department.
United States Exports in Oc-
tober totaled $l.65e. 800. 900. UP
go from September. rejecting
gains in all classes of goods
except manufactured food
stuffs.-Commerce Department.
Ford Motor Co. laid OF 900
employees at its assembly plant
at Mahwah, N. J. The layoff
became effective over the week
end. The plant normally en-
ployes 5,l00 hourly workers.
international Harvester ON
cials estimated q 6 per cent de-
cline in the dollar volume Of
sales for the year ended Oc-
tober 81. compared with 1855.
Franklin Stores Corp. In No
vember totaled $3.76e, ,6o4, up
6.4 per cent from 1855: for S
months sl6.856.50o. up s.2 per
cent from 1856.
West Va. Pulp q Paper in
year ended October 81 earned
ll.96S. 900 or 1921 a share ys.
$l6,33l 900 or S3.l9 in 1856.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie R.R.
in ii months ended November
80 earned $S.5S6.23S or slo.3s a
share VS.. $s.isl. .o24 or sl0.2e
in 1856 period.
Wilson q Co., Inc. in year
ended October 26 earned S.
100000 or $2.l9 a share VS..
$Tl46.260 or $2S3 in 1856.
Northeast Airlines, Inc. in 10
months ended October 81 had
q loss Of t2.974.sll VS.. Q loss Of
$l7l.0l2 in 1856 period.
United Artists Corp. in Q
months ended September 30
earned $2.363,o0o VS.. s2,256. 900
in 1856 period.
Emerson Electric Mfg, In
year ended September 80 earned
$2.369.7l6 or $3.50 q share vs..
$2.247.926 or s3.49 in 1856.
Cudahy Packing Co. in So
weeks ended November q
earned $2.066.l05 or sl.05 A.
share vs.. s5.267.724 or Ss.i2 In
1856.
Gould-National Batteries In
8 months ended October 81
earned tl.6Ss.60S or S2li a
share VS.. $l.563.9le or $i.e5 in
1855 period.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
Steel Output
Rise Is Hope
For Next Year

CLEVELAND. Dec. . B-
Steel magazine said yesterday
that estimates Of next years
total steel ingot production
range from 10s to lis million
tons.
BY comparison. 1855 was the
record year at lit million tons.
last year the output was lis
million and this year It win be
about lll million.
IF output next year falls In
the middle Of the range now
estimated. II will be only about
s per cent below the 1855 high"
commented the weekly trade
journal.
r mo one is expecting Q pickup
the remainder d This year. but
thete IL hope for & modest up
turn In steel buying In 1855
nrst ,ouarter." xex w
steel said smost steelmen are
looking TO consumer goods,
notably automobiles. 70 gene
rate sufiicient demand early
In the new year to support
steelmaking operations at a
profitable level. Expectations
are that requirements for heavy
durable goods will be lower next
year.
Construction. of seasonally,
should rise next quarter. Con-
tracing railroad demands
should be Offset partially by
growing shipbuilding activity.
Defense needs may broaden as
1888 advances"
The magazine reported that
last week steelmaking opera
tions dropped to 7lia per cent
Of rated capacity. on 2 peg
cent.
The magazines composite
price index for No. / heavy
melting steel was down 81
cents to $32.33. q new low since
MIDI October. 1854.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Dec y A.--Cotton
futures moved irregular during the late
morning 6elling was prompted by q
elightly higher than expected severn.
ment December cotton crop report,
Some deliveries dropped back more
than SO cents q bale from moderate
gains prior 10 the report.
The Agriculture Department esti-
mated the 1887 cotton crop report as
Of December q ll,0l0,OoO bales
compsfsa ss WIN noI.y., a.,,oo,vV" .ooS m.rs
traders anticipated . neure under IL
million bales.
Nearby December remained rela-
lively frm with q Of IL December
transferable notices issued today re-
ported stopped.
Noon prices we're ~ q bale higher
10 IS cents lower than the previous
eloae. December 3ole, March 3o.22
and May 30.22.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Dec. n 0n,--(UaDA1.
Ssy. c ssdy wbo.ins q 5@ 0rIs.s kI:ss.U nS
cartons fresh. creamery, as score
81 81 Y. % score IB1 eS& -Siivs va
&C Cheese nca i.s.S. stssay, Receipts g daysl
cheese whole MILK cheddars aged
unauoted Single daisies fresh ap-42la
cents. single daisies aged 47.hc. Flats
ssd a5Is PSec:sssd S%s.,,. b%ss,cen ,:; Ds:
tWheeiS Grade "X" 4sT.1i Grade
"B' i2ts-47. Grade &C. t2-40.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
FOREIGN ExcH'GE

.,iE.wS NEW FORK. Pee, Pee, 9s,I,.i0 Ii-EOrsisn z sS1,
Canadian dollar In New York open
I0I 0Sh u. {. cents cfi f32. .
80 EsrqP. sD 1,a orsa Britain ~ n, pOSHS S,ISs,
s'sSI las,i up uSl5s 80 Ssyy iSiSTss iiSrss
s.lsIu%a ns m tfIsnci " 5 SoS! Frsnes raj " fsaSci
ossSspy Eo,.nS ,wSs'tsr ,.Ia,S ,dss,sCas ~ SS
Portugal Iescudol $50. Sweden
tkronal 1894 Switzerland tirAncl
ursel 23,ali Denmark lkronel 1880,
i, ir'Tr,s.; rs:;,, ,!y..,D hr.ssliS sE..sD
N Par Base Hons Kong collar l1.eo
Evening star., 1957-12-09
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. Dee. . R.--DtvidendI
announced:
Evening star., 1957-12-09

e~8tlyAu|4 AJNA A1a l1AA
hoDfty Sales ea the unshanse
ni0o am $40 600 Noon 0io 600
100 p.m- I $50 900 400 p.m o 600 600
& hates d Ssidsnds 1 q ,hs g ,srsss.Is srsss =
table ere annual Disbursements bass1 e'
,es ts,,.. issi nI. dsIeSssz,y @ csmissauJ dscIs;
o. extra dividends are not Included.
plus slcel dividend. 5DssIsrsd q ssls
yea, .saT ,.,. Pss.pi, YEP /. stock agrleg S.f
ex-dinlri1utlon date Declared OF paId
si,si STOCK dlsidsna o. 'sascS spils.Sp =" p5,e bs
clared o. paid this year an accumuiaiivs
issue with dlvidenda II srreSrs' Psis
this year. dividend omitted, deiened Or
no action taken n last dividend meeilna.
dlyidsnd Pays6is % s,oeE aeSSns Siys 'ISs. W..
estimated cash value on ex-dlvidend Of
aend CID Called. A Ex-dlvldend .k.dls
out walTsals. WV Win warrants, wd
Mhen distributed. vi Mhen issued. ID
eunaeo ~ oneh cenapanlaa s,s.3 4. ~.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
DEALINGS

NEW YORK. Dec. . an.-The New
YORK Stock Exchange reported today
these ODD lot transactions by prineipai
dealers for December g. Purchases 81
shares including 1.iTo shares Oi.iS sclS
short.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-21
Rogers Won
Bare Little
Rock Report

WASHINGTON - In a
blunt, frank reply, U. S. Atty.
Gen. William P. Rogers last
week rejected a request by
Sen. j. William Fulbright of
Arkansas for the FBI report
on events leading to the vi
olence at the integrated Lit
tie Rock Central High School.
Fulbright had requested to
see the report for his own
use. However, Rogers, who
recently succeeded Herbert
Brownell, who retired as at
torney general, turned down
the bid in a letter to the sem
ator, saying:
II regret it is just not pos
sible to make available to you
the FBI report in the Little
Rock case. This report was
prepared at the request of the
Federal District Court and
presented to the court for its
use. We have taken the posi-
ton the Justice Department
has no authority to release the
report"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-21
White Mother To
Negro Twins Gave
Love, Tenderness

CHICAGO, Ill. - A power
full urge to tell the story of a
southern white woman'S life
long love for herself anG her
Negro twin sister impelled
Mrs. Jessie Bennett Sans to
print her 10000 word autobio-
graphy by and, a task which
took Az years to complete, &C
cording to an article in the
January issue of EBONY.
The article tells how the
love of Mrs. Rosie Lee of Ft.
Myers, Florida, changed the
two Negro girls, once filled
with hate, into understanding
and affectionate children.
Mrs. Sims book, white
Mother" tells how Mrs. Lee en-
tered their lives and helped to
shape their future.
Before their adoption" by
Mrs. Lee, the twins stole, lied,
and lived delinquent lives.
while caring for their i'll
father.
Mrs. Sans had hoped to pub
lish the book during Mrs. Lees
lifetime. The white woman
died in 1858, however.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-21
Lena Horn Gives
Formula For
Growing Old

CHICAGO, Ill. Lena
Horne, star of the smash mu-
steal Jamaica" says that
growing old can be an exciting
experience for a woman over
forty if % she has a husband
whom she loves and is in love
with her, 90 knows the joys
and rewards of motherhood,
and 90 is happy in the work
she is doing.
In the January issue of EB-
ONY Magazine Lena says,
1--WE been lucky in having a
wonderful companion and hus-
band. My two children, Gail
and Teddy, are source of
pride and satisfaction for me.
l have my family, my health,
my music, and now / have a
wonderful new experience in
Jamaica" I'm better wo-
man, too, a much better wo-
man than l was at 80 - more
thoughtful, more mature, and
a little wiser"
And, some would add, even
more beautiful.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-21
Roy Brown and His Mighty Men 10
Play For Christmas Holiday Dances in
Jackson, Greenwood, and Meridian

JACKSON, Miss. - In an
nouncing coming attractions
for the holiday seasons, Pro-
moter Willie j. Miller, states
that the King of 'em all, ROY
BROWN and his MIGHTY
MIGHTY MEN will play for
dances at Stevens Rose Room,
In Jackson; Elk's Hall in
Greenwood and Club-Ala-Miss,
near Meridian.
Promoter Miller also an
nounces a RETURN OF THE
NOUS MIDNIGHTERS
with CAL GREEN ORCHES-
IRA to STEVENS ROSE
ROOM, JANUARY Is, as the
first big attraction of the 1858
season.
DATES FOR THE ROY
BROWN DANCES ARE AS
FOLLOWS:
December "a christmas Eve)
JACKSON, Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-12-21
Alcorn Down Rust
And Mississippi
industrial Colleges

The Alcorn Braves got up
off the floor after defeat by
Arkansas and downed hard
fighting Rust five" 109-57.
Griffin lead the scoring for
Alcorn with 81 points. Doss
was second with "a points and
Alcorn's Long and Jones came
third with Is points each.
Smith of Rust lead the scoring
for the North East Mississippi
College with Is points.
In the game with Mississippi
Industrial. the Aieorn Braves
came out on the long end of
the score - 1857 with Grit
fin again taking the lead with
% points. Long was second
with Is points and Doss third
with 10 points. Mississippi In
dustrial's Mamsely was the
highest scorer for the oppon-
ents with II points. Both
games was played in Holly
Springs.
The Braves are coming
home today to receive a warm
welcome from a grateful fac
ulty and student body. They
are to be engaged in Jackson
in the Mississippi College
Tourney on the 10th and 21st
of December.