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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09
SPORTS
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~ JIM BUTLER
ey JIM BUTLER

HAYES Jones, the Eastern
MICHIGAN College sprintcr.hur-
der became the first collegian
in the 50.year history of the
Drake Relays TO win both the
lOOyard dash and the l20-yard
hislI hurdles on the same day.
Twcnty-ycar old Jones edged
out senior Eddy Southern Of
Texas by one point when news
men who covered the ls-record
Blasting, biggest In the meets
history acclaimed Jones the out
slandlng athlete Of the relays
carnival.
Henry Hank, Michigan's mum.
her one middleweight contend
or, Is thinking of moving to
New Orleans after his Ground
kayo Of Charlie Joseph. a home
town favoritc. Henry fights Hol-
" Minis, there May ii after be-
ing turned down by Tiger Jones,
Roy Calhoun and Bobby Boyd.
Holman Williams, another De-
troter, adopted New Orleans as
his home after beating a home.
town fav0rite, Westly Ferroll, in
1885
Northwestern High breezed to
its third City League dual meet
track victory Wednesday. de-
feating Western, $3.50.
In tennis. Mumford opened
its season with q rain-shortened
$40 triumph over Eastern.
Mumford lost only one game in
five complete matches.
Gene Gresham, Michigan's
new lightweight boxing cham
pion, will defend his title for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09
What To Do
In Big Cities
BY Martha Johnson
Dodge Safety Consultant

NEW YORK City driving
can be fun.
If you are not used to driving
in congested city traffic and are
contemplating a trip to New
York or another big city during
your summer vacation, these
hints should be welcome.
Stephen p. Kennedy, police
commissioner Of New York, one
of the most traffie-conk ested
cities In the world with more
than two million cars using lie
crowded streets daily, feels city
driving requires greater inteili-
gence and perception than any
other type.
Commissioner Kennedy. whose
traffic division is manned by
2.284 safety specialists. offers
these three broad rules for city
driving:
KNOW YOUR REGULA-
TONS. since 90 per cent Of all
accidents involve breach OF
regulation. In New York, the
speed limit Is % miles per hour,
considered ideal for car and
driver control in heavy vehicle
and pedestrian traffic.
Obey all traffic laws, includ.
ing the speed limit.
Check your car for safety at
regular intervals.
Follow at q safe distance.
slow down and signal be-
fore turning or stopping.
Slow down at intersections.
CHECK YOUR ATTITUDE
AND BEHAVIOR and follow
the three C's of safe driving
Care. Courtesy and Common
Sense.
Don't drink and drive.
Don't flight" for the right
of way.
Don't weave In traffic.
Don't "jump" traffic lights.
Don't make sudden stops.
LEARN DEFENSIVE
DRIVING to develop percep-
ton and quick reaction.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09

Robinson, in his home in New
York took the news calmly and
sale "All they're doing is forcing
me into retirement
However New York State box
Ing commissioner, Melvin Krule.
witch. said an original ultimatum
TO Robinson still stands, despite
the decision by the MIA.
He said, "As far as the State
Boxing Commission is concerned
Robinson has until May Is to
sign a contract to defend his
title"
WyIie said the MIA would
recognize the winner Of the
sight between Carmen BasiIio
OF Conastots, NJ. r., and Gene
FvlImer Of West Jordan. Utah, :.
as the new champion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09
Aggies Seek 3rd
Flag in Year

GREENSBORO. y. c. - With
CIAA football and basketball
championships for the current
year safely tucked away. the
A & T College Aggies are well
in the race for a third, in base
ball.
Currently deadlocked for the
conference flag with Maryland
State College. both with one
loss each. the Aggies face the
toughest end of their SEIZED
ulc with road games this week.
The title will probably be decid-
ed with the Maryland-Aggie game
at Princes Anne this week.
The Aggies boast wins over
Hampton and Shaw. two each;
Delaware. Howard and Elizabeth
City. Their lone loss came at
the hands of Maryland State.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09

Chuck Frank OF the alumni
team which beat the varsity
1918 in the 1883 game. He
also played al his old end post,
and scored one OF his teams
three tovchdowns.
Dibble, a native of Adrian,
Mich, starred with the Detroit
Lions of the National Profession
al League for half dozen sea
sons before retiring in 1857 he
is expected to install pro-type
offense featuring a wide open at
tack and lots of passing.
He should have plenty of first
lass material with which to do
the Job. Invitations were sent out
81 recent Spartan stars. many
till active in pro ranks or fresh
ff the 1883 varsity team. Ac-
,eptanccs are anticipated from
he great m.jCrity of them.
Among the first aiums def
,itely enlisted are nine former
AI.Americans. They are Dibble'
I'd Bagdon, Larry Fowler, Leroy
3olden, Sam Williams, Dan Cur
lie. Jim Ninowski, Norm Mas
&c and Walt Kowalczyk.
The team will gather on cam
pus Tuesday. May IL, and work
out daily in Spartan stadium.
Headquarters will be kellogg
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09
MORON MAIDS =
Ho,c To Cope With
800, 900 Obstacles
By Martha Johnson
Dodge Safety Consultsnt

WHAT JOY mentioning will be this summer
Nearly 5000 miles Of super highways will the country
from coast to coast enabling drive anywhere
that long anticipated holiday trip.
These toll tunpkes and free will make easier
fun and faster for travel However, will
be alert 500 900 obstacles which will make this the
the dstour.
These unexpected hazards will be 100000 the
miles and miles OF roads We expect find heavy
sruction in every state.
To make travelling pleasant, roadbuders effer these
tips driving through construction
Slow down.
Keep you eyes on the road.
Follow warning signs
. Heed the hagmen.
Give way TO heavy equipment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09
Swimmers Urged To
Obey Water Sofety

collapsing from overexcrtion is.
If you do compete, race toward,
not away from the shore, and
have a third person present.
The waters depth and the cur
rents strength cannot be meas
ured from the surface. but il is
a good idea to Know both before
going swimming. If you are trap
ped in a strong current. " ex-
perts say don't fight it Swim
across the current and gradually
work your way in toward shore
Wood pointed out that the
greatest water menaces are the
"wouldbc hero" and the water
show-off' Performing dangerous
stunts to impress people sooner
or later causes an accident Res
cue attempts by unqualified
swimmers multiply tragedies.
Water safety not only applies
to swimming, but also to boating
and skin diving Only good swim
mers should go boating or at
tempt skin diving. When gettinl
into a small boat. il should be
done at the stern or bow for
greater stability. Diving should
never be done from a boat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09

This Week In
Spartan Sports

+ LANSING. Mich - Rain.
ram, stay away could we'll be
me wish OF Michigan State ath.
letlc teams as the four spring
squads face a full slate Cf events
this week.
One Of the busiest teams will
be Coach John Kobs' bascballers,
as they travel to Notre Dame
to face the Irish on Tuesday,
then return home to meet Wis.
consin on Friday and Northwest
ern in a doubleheader on Satur.
day The Northwestern games
hold special attraction as they
will serve to commemorate the
Collegiate Baseball Centennial.
The tennis team will have its
work cut out for it, too, as it
plays host to Detroit Monday),
Notre Dame wednesday,. North
western Thursday, and Purdue
Saturday. With four matches
in six days, the Spartans are
faced with one of the toughest
assignments of the season.
Michigan State golfers are
scheduled for two triangular
meets, facing Iowa and Notre
Dame at South Bend. Ind, on
Monday, while Indiana and De-
troit will provide the opposition
on Saturday in f. Lansing.
Rounding out the weeks
schedule, Spartan trackmen will
so"k a dual.meet victory over
p>..n State at University Park,
pa, on Saturday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09

His appointment was announc-
ed by Ed Klewicki, chairman of
the game committee which also
includes Howard Zindel as CO.
Hartman, Athletic Director, Big
gle Mum. and Head Varsity
Coach, Duffy Daugherty. Kle-
Sicki and Zindel are star Spartan
'ridders Of the 1905 and now
Ulcers in the Varsity Alumni
Club. which is sponsoring the
,ame.
DibbIe was CO coach with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09
MSU Old Timers
Game Plans Tell

EAST LANSING Mich - Dorne Dibble, All-American
end at Michigan State in 1850 will be head coach of the
alumni team which engages the Spartan varsity in the 3rd
annual Old Timers game in Spartan Stadium Saturday,
May 49,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09
Basi|io-FuIImer Winner
10 Be Named Champ

The worlds mddeweight proudly worn by
Sugar Ray Robinson lifted from the head of the cham
pion Monday by the National Boxing Association, in an
announcement by MAS president Ward Wylie The MIA
longer recognizes Robinson middleweight champion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-09

The YMCA has drawn rs years of experience to
compile valuable and professional tips water
safety according to Gerald Wood general secretary of
the YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
Hollywood Report .
Bat Wins . Battle

of Perry Mason, makes his acting debut in a
segment Of the series titled "The Case of the
Deadly Toy" i. Perry Star Raymond Burr
hopes heal have a fye-week production hiatus
at his Malibu home this summer-he's putting
in swimming pool.
Linda DarnelI stars as Trail-Boss Eric
Fleming'S first love affair in Rawhide . . Julie
London has completed her first Tv pilot, Maggie
Malone, for Four Star Films on the David
Niven show. II it sells, Julie will cancel all
other assignments this fall to make the series.
Chuck COnnOrs, star of The Rifeman, refers
to himself as the TV cowboys Rex Harrison.
Chuck sings in his rodeo act which broke in
last week at the st. Louis Police Circus II
talk like Mr. Harrison handled my Fair Lady,"
he says. Lloyd Bridges set aside his sea-
going gear of Sea Hunt for Western garb-for
stint on Dick PoweIPs Zane Grey Theater,
last week. Says Lloyd: 1T was strange acting
with horses rather than hshlp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
Hollywood Report
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
North American Newspaper Alliance

HoLLYwoOD-Gen Barry win resign as
Bat Masterson next season--he won his battle
with xiv for more money and for time OF to
make personal appearances Gene now receives
5000 per PA. performance plus rs per cent
Of the box-of1ice receipts
Betty Hutton's sidekick in her just sold
Goidie series is Is-year-old veteran actress Gigi
Perreau Robert Young renewed for Father
Knows Best. In January Bob always says, This
is my last year" But in May, he always signs
up. Red Buttons, rehearsing for his first
dramatic television appearance on Playhouse
30 Thursday, in "A Marriage of Strangers"
means: II had 124 pages of script to nnemorize
in two weeks. Just call me the hermit of
Beverly Hills"
Bob Hope signed Rosemary Clooney for his
last TV show of the season Friday. Z, David
Brady, 5-year-old son of Ben Brady, producer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

Ashamed that Meet the Press should be the
one touted program on which many Americans
and those Cubans and South Americans sympa-
thetic to him should hear Dr. Castro.
Mrs. e. H. D.
Programs of this kind are not created to
sholo of the various guests Sympathetically. Nor
do the questions necessarily reflect the opinion
OF the reporters. Their one aim is to get a
story As it happened on this particular sho1o,
however the questions managed to make DR..
Castro look Uerv good, indeed.
Kindly advise US through your Sunday
TeleVue where the program Polka Co. Round
originates from. 1t is on WAdAI.-7 on Mondays
What are the nationalities of the people in the
program. We enjoy it immensely and wish
we had more like it.
Regular Viewers.
The Show originates at WBKB, CHICAGO.
The emcee, Bob LoDdndoUski, Iuas born In
WdrsaW, Poland, but actually many national
tiles are represented.
What's the real name of Alladin, the excel
lent violinist Of the Lawrence Welk Orchestra
N L.
ALADDIN AbdullGh Achnled ANTHONY PalIdnte
Why he shortened 1t is Obvious.
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TeIeVue MaiIbaq

This Is your chance to sound of-and
TV Critic Bernie Harrison tUiH do his best
to anStUer questions. Please keep letters
brief. Pen names i0H be used If desired
Father Knows Best is the one program our
family drops everything to See How can we
get repeat of the episode where the Andersons
accidentally tune in ship-to-shore appeal for
help? :, Through Anderson's efforts, they
are saved.
M. M.
This series repeats fen shops during the
regular season and iUilI be Offering again
summer program of re-ranS You could help
them make up their minds about Which to
repeat by vrtting Mr.. Young, care OF the series,
C5S-TV City, Los Angeles, Calf
Those responsible for Meet the Press should
know how I and, so far, everyone else with
whom have discussed the program of Sunday,
April 10, feels about the bigotry behind most
Of the questions addressed to DR.. Fidel Castro.
All that mattered to the questioners was
who is Communist among the Cuban revolu-
tionists, how soon an election would be held
with the attitude so obvious that DR.. Castro
must conform" to the American way as the
only approved way that I, for one, was ashamed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
Grades Don't Suffer

AIS grades don't suffer
from all his impromptu art
work. In fact. he's on the
tutoring committee of the
honor society. He gets to
school a half hour early to
tutor students in chemistry.
st don't know if the kids
appreciate it, but the teach
ers sure do" he says. We've
kept a lot of kids from fail
ing"
AL has no choice of whom
he will tutor. II keep hoping
it's a girl but it always turns
out to be a boy with a name
that can belong to either
sex"
AL, who takes every science
course he can. is a chemistry
lab assistant this year. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
Versatile Al Mixes
Art With Science
TEEN. Poee 4

Al Riutort is a formula for
versatility. He mixes ink and
test tubes and produces a
wrestler.
In most cases science and
art - let alone athletics
don't mix. For this reason.
l7-year-old Al is real triule
threat man around Si,itland
High School in Prince
Georges County.
AIS real name is Orlando
and his rel aim is 70 be an
industrial designer. But up to
now the DESIGNS he has 'out
on paper have been industri-
Gus rather than industrial.
AL linked ont a uvra-n;d, a
hand holding a plumb line
and a gear wheel and won a
cover contest. The black and
white drawing viii be used on
the cover Of the program at
the Prince Georges County
Science Fair at the Univer-
sity Of MARYLAND in April
Engineering is the theme Of
the fair.
"a biology teacher sug-
gested / give the contest a
try" Al says. II did it during
another class when the lee
lures got dull"
Al also sketched seven Of
his classmates giving book
reports in class. II started to
draw some teachers but
I didn't think they'd like it."
he adds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
Boys. Stote Delegate

Besides being an A student
Except in typing). he was
one of two boys from Suit
land to go to Boys State last
summer at the University of
Maryland; he was in charge
of the homecoming dance at
his school: he designed end
pain ed a big New York sky
line backdrop for the junior
prom and had the male lead
in the drama clubs romantic
comedy.
Il played the part Of a IT.
year-old teen-ager, which is
just what / am. and 1t was
hard. I'd rather play some
bow else" he reports.
Like his favorite book
character. Sherlock Holmes,
Al plays the violin. but just
for myself" He let's others
hear lin play the ukelele.
Otherwise musically, he's liz
brarian of music for the choir
at st. Johns Episcopal
Church on Lafayette square.
He used to be an acolyte
there when he lived in
Georgetown.
But with all these accom-
plishments, AIS favorite pas
time is wrestling. which won
him his letter.
Il wanted to go out for
track as a sophomore, so to
get in shape ! went out for
wrestling" AL says. Wires
tiers have to run 80 laps dur
ing practice to develop leg
muscles. / found out l didn't
like running. so I went out
for wrestling instead"
Wrestling is really a scien-
tific sport" he adds. You
have to think all the time.
and if you don't win. you
can't blame anybody but
yourself"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

see that the Bllnsen burners
are lit." he says. land make
sure no gun powder is being
made"
Al won the Harvard Award
for Boys and the Outstanding
Junior Gov Award from the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars
last year. His service and
scholarship won those for
him an1 it's easv tn see why.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
October n

5-Piek Temple. Kids.
Hour. Featuring songs and Pop
eye cortoons.
7-AmeFieon Bondstond.
9-The Brighter Doy. Serial.
4:15
9-The Secret Storm. Serial.
4:30
4-SpIit Personality.
Audience-po participation proeron.
e-Edse Of Night. Serial.
$500
4-Bozo The Clown. Color.
5-MiIt Grant Show. Variety.
Hour. Teen-ooers' dance porty.
9-The Early Show. Movie.
IN Hours. buy Ne Thot Town."
lo4l. Lloyd Nolan, Conscience
Moore, Albert Decker.
$3.50
4-Susie. Comedy.
7-Rin Tin Tin. Adventure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25

$3.50
4-From These Roots. Drama.
5-Grondpa's Place. Kids.
7-Who Do You Trust9 Quiz.
9-The Verdict Is Yours. Trial.
400
4-House on High Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
Prevent FoIIs

Keep baby away from
stairs. A gate is . good idea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
Hozord-Proof Your Home

1t is locked. Remove danger
Gus medicines and store them
on the highest shelf in the
kitchen. Ditto poisonous
household cleaners. paint and
spot removers normally kept
under the kitchen sink. These
are better OF stored high up
until the children are on their
own.
Keep out Of sight small OBJ
jects that children might put
in their mouth. Many small
children have choked on little
objects that parents do not
consider dangerous, such as
tiny balls, candy, small rat
ties, nuts, minis. Chicken
bones fall into this category.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29

at lower stairs to keep baby
from climbing, but don't trust
a gate upstairs. Many a
mother has forgotten to lock
an upstairs gate, and her
young one has taken a bad
fall.
The upper section of book
cases is q good place to keep
matches. lighters and other
breakable items such as ash
trays. These may be brought
out for the convenience of
guests.
If there are 3 or 4-year-
ODDS running about, don't
trust to luck with the medi-
cine chest. They'll find ways
to reach and open 1t even II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29

moved with lacquer thinner
and given q new coat.
Question - Photography is
my hobby. Recently. when
in a hurry. ! made the mis-
take Of using the kitchen
sink to do some developing.
The solution apparently ate
away a part Of the sink
enamel. Can this be fixed?
Answer - It Is doubtful
whether you can ever do q
good patching Job on the
damaged area. However,
you might try one Of the por-
celain glaze products now on
the market. 1t should at
least partially disguise the
marred section of the sink.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
What Is Foundation Drainage?

from falling in and blocking
the system.
Questions and Answers
Question: have Just pur-
chased a pair Of cutting
pliers. A friend tells me that
giving them a coat Of lacquer
will keep them from rusting
and preserving their life. Is
this true?
Answer-Dipping the pliers
in clear lacquer, thinned
about so per cent with lac
quer thinner, acts as an ex-
cellent rust preventive. The
only disadvantage is that the
lacquer eventually begins to
chip OF and must be re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29

quarter Of 1858. as per cent
Of all dwelling units are va
cant and available for rent
and 0.6 per cent are avail
able for sale.
OF the available rental va
cancies in the first quarter of
1859. about one third lacked
some plumbing facilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
District Advances.
Building Projects

builder: install escalator in depart.
ms 5ng store. 40 zen ct. NV; cost.
Hush c. Boswell. owner. care Of
314 Pa. ave. Sc: Donohos Constr.
Co. builder; Wendell B. Hallett,
architect; to build one l-story ware
house. 1913 X 81. sci cost. $50, 600.
Amer. Security a. Trust CO., own
or, $50. 10th %. NV: william p.
PstticoId A Milis. Srchiiscts: install
new lighting, marble trim and
s sounse e ! l 66R 7so 18th St. NV;
National Lutheran Home for the
Aged, owner, 2635 18th st, ne;
Martin Bros. builder: Charles A.
Schevringer. architect; to erect one
2-stcry once addition and repairs.
2035 18th st me-; cost, S16,bO0,
Vermont Avenue Baptist Church,
owner, 1880 Vt. ave. NV: Hudson
Supply a Equip, Co. builder. ln-
terror Alterations to church. 1890
w. ave. n.wi cost, $10,422.
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BY ANDY LANG
Contributing Writer

erecting their houses. many
do not. It can be done later
If q serious problem persists.
but the cost naturally is
higher than it would be dur
ing original construction.
The two kinds Of pipe most
commonly used for drainage
systems are bituminized-tih
pipe and drainage tile, which
actually Is a pipe-like prod.
uct. The fibre pipe comes in
perforated eight-foot lengths
Joined with snap couplings.
Drainage tile comes in short
lengths laid with open joints
to allow water to enter. These
joints are covered with strips
Of tar paper to prevent soil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29

Recent building permits
issued BY the District in
clude:
Paramount Bldg, Inc. owner,
1404 X st NV: cafrits Constr. Co..
builder: Leroy L. Werner. architect:
70 erect one l3-story once building.
1873 x 8 nv; cost. Sis million;
X st. NV: CafritE Constr, Co.
builder; LeRoy. l.. Werner. architect;
70 erect one History once building,
172b Eye st. NV; cost, Sill million,
Walnut Associates, owner and
builder. 72B 18th st. NV; Corning
q Moore, architects; to erect one
a-story apartment (1OO units), 5000
TunlaE rd. NV: cost, $750,000.
Lansburgh's a Bros. owner. eth
and y sts NV; Otis Elevator Co..
builder: install escalator in depart
nisnt store. .420 9TH st. n.w.; cost.
IaHs6arsh.s = Bros, owner. 9Th
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How safe Is your youngster
in your home? Are you one Of
those parents who believes
baby should be exposed to
danger, that he will become
rugged after those falls down
stairs or that he will learn to
toddle on a slippery floor If
he takes a spill now and
then?
This is unsound reasoning,
and many a child has suf-
fered permanent injury or
fatal q cident because
Mother takes the attitude
that coping with danger is
part Of baby's development.
Here are ways to make
your home safer, until your
little one can take BOBBY
traps in stride. Older folk
win thank you. too, for some
consideration in that respect:
If floors are bare and slip
perry, an inexpensive burlap
or felt may be put down in
the room where baby toddles.
It may be tackled at strategic
spots and removed when
company comes. Get a fabric
that is wide enc;.gh to roll up
and leave it on the tube so
that you can Just as easily
roll it back UP.
Prevent FoIIs
Keep baby away from
stairs. A gate is . good idea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
Tripod Barbecue

pod Of them, driving the ends
into the ground far enough
to make the tripod stand
solid.
Wire the top ends together
securely, using aluminium
wire in order to avoid rust
ing. Hang an diversified cof-
fee pot or an old-fashioned
iron bean pot, on q chain
which can be fastened at the
top. and have a hook on the
lower end.