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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
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Evening star., 1959-12-17

Marshall, director Of anthro-
pological studies in the Mato
Crosse jungles. The film in.
cludes rites honoring the dead
and wrestling matches on
hands and knees between
Indians covered with grease.
DR.. Marshall, former presi-
dent of Wayland Baptist COL
lege. PIainview. Tex, hopes to
record fully the life of the
Mato Crosse natives before
they adopt Western ways. He
has lectured and led seminars
in more than 200 American
colleges.
Evening star., 1959-12-17

president, Alfred c. Stiefel. was
named member of the board.
Life memberships were pre-
sented to william H. Barnard,
jr.;; Clifford A. Belts, George /.
Dewey, Benjamine Freund, Mar
tin Goerl, James NJ. Gongwer
and John r. Gramm.
Also Earl @. Harrington, Will
liam H. Jerreris. jr.; Clay L.
Jennison, Francis j. Leonard,
Bernard F. Locraft, John w.
McBurney, Clarence E. Meiss-
ner, Edward D. Merrill, Frank
lyn D. Nash. Charles A. Park,
Douglas L. Parkhurst, Ralph M.
Smith and Robert F. Wood.
Evening star., 1959-12-17
Engineer Elect
Admiral Pierce

The Washington Society OF
Engineers last night elected
Rear Admiral Charles Pierce,
assistant director of the Coast
and Geodetic Survey, as its
president.
Also elected we're George w.
Reiber, vice president; William
r. Ganser, secretary, and Capt.
Henry w. Hemple, treasurer,
and three directors, George
Bisset, F. Charles Moesel and A.
Arnold Lawson. The retiring
Evening star., 1959-12-17
Film to Show
BruziI's indians

A documentary film showing
the life Of Indian aborigines
of the Xingu River basin in
the Brazilian jungles will be
shown to National Geographic
Society members at 4:45 pm.
and $3.50 pm. tomorrow in
Constitution Hall.
Brazilian Adventure" will
be presented by James w.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
irish, Wolves Popular
AZ Spartan Cote

EAST LANSING, Mich - Two
tf Michigan States current foot
ball rivalries-thosc with Mich
can and Notrc Dame rank
,mong the nations most success
full gate attractions.
The Spartans and Michigan
have played before sellout
crowds the last eleven times
they've met. and tickets for the
1850 contest scheduled for Ann
Arbor Oct. 3 are gone. During
these past eleven years, a total
.cf 965, 100 fans have seen the
games.
State and Notrc Dame have
attracted full houses the last nine
times they've played. The series
resumes Oct. IL at East Lansing
with prospects Of another sell
out. More than 100000 fans have
seen the last nine contests.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
using Capital
For Private School,

FARMvILLE. Va. CNSl-The
,tite children Of Prince Edward
u NV went to school but the
10 ro ch drcn found themselves
In no rlate to go/fhty' Is be
ca,,se the whites have decided 20
Iet 10 of public school education
even though il means q hardship,
Thcy have instead hired the pes'
brains and proceeded to raise
over 100000 to put up "A soou
private school. q.
PRINCE Edward county-which
about 90 rifles southwest OF
Richmond. quickly shut down its
rchools rather than submit to
migration. II also refused to
low taxes for schools ana
thereby became the first In the
nation 10 take these tactics,
fine private schools will be
.rskeshift but they are deter
-,ined >, m-ke trem do TOR
their children. As f,r the ne
srb ehilsrsn, no provision
heinz made ~ au.
The county had been ordered
70 Integrate this year after iirs'
Getting a stay until 1865. over,
wheIminsly, white parents voted
TO stick il out against intesration'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19

Blanche Martin at fullback.
They will average out at over
100 pounds per man and possess
Good speed and power. In the
words of Coach Daughcrty, III
nothing else, they sure will be
able 10 run
A line change moved junior
Ed MuLucas. from Newark. Nj,
from a substitute role to first
string left tackle, replacing Paul
Rochester McLucas stands Sill
and weighs about 210.
A late practice development
was ~ install the kicking game,
featuring punting by Look, Mar
tin, jim Corgiat, sophomore end
from Bessemer, Mich, others,
and kickofls. and extra points by
sophomore end Art Brandstatter.
Grandfather, an East Lansing
native, booted five straight points
after touchdowns in the stadium
scrimmagc last Saturday. Look
and Martin were getting off long
towering boots in practice
The quarterback situation has
iclled nicely in early practice
Look, a senior from Lansing. has
taken a firm grip on the No. |
offensive role, with Tommy vii
son, Lapeer junior. right bchino
him. Look has shown himself
especially adept at the run ol
pass option play.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
Army Needs
Engineers

\ three man recruiting team
from layton Ar Force Depot
viii Visit Detroit September ~
through III ~ an effort To hire
much needed engineers Tor The
Depot liripadirf General G H.
lung COMMANDER anuuun ed to-
day The engineer ara needed
to help DAtn perform 90, MS
sion as the Air Forces prime
Depot for arbornc clcctronics
and test culpqmcni
They viii work from the Mich
igan Employment Security Com
missios's Clerical and Profession
al Office, 1910 Woodward, De
trOit.
Urgently needed by the De.
poi are EIeetronie. Mechanical,
Chemical. Civil and Industrial
Engineers. Salaries for quail.
fled engineers range from
S4.490 TO $3.50 per year. de-
pending upon experience.
For an appointment or more
information call the MESC OF
flee, Trinity 2.4900. Ext 465
Mr.. Harris.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
Annual Christmas
Seal Sale Set

William T.. Shane. vice prcSi.
dent Of the Michigan Bell Tclc.
phone Co. and Edward = Baker,
Detroit Postmaster, viii lead the
53rd annual Christmas ..eal Sale
in WAYNE County this year The
appointments were announced by
Max.L. LIGHTER, Md, president
OF sfhe tuberculosis and Health
Society.
The eo-ebsirmen will direct
the campaign which supplies
all funds for the TB and
Health Soeiety's year round
program.
No newcomers TO the field,
this is ShanC'S second conSccu-
tive year rs leader of the drive.
lie is joined by Postmaster Bak-
or who was chairman OF the Seal
Sales public relations committee
last year.
Shane, who attended ksla-
marco College. has been a
member Of the Board OF Diree'
tors Of the Society for eight
years and in 1851 served as its
president. He is a past presi-
dent and past director of the
Detroit Rotary Club and Is a
member Of the Adersft Club.
Baker is president Of the Ma
tlonal Association of PostmasterS
of the United States land IS q
member of the board Of directors
CT the Michigan Society for Men.
tal Health.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
W.J.R. TO AIR
GRID GAMES

WJR will kick off the 1859
collegiate football season with
three top games on the Michigan
state University schedule:
September 26-Texas Ann at
Michigan State l.. lbs pm.
October 3 - Michigan State u
at L Of Michigan, 'l;25 pm.
October l0-Michigan State U
at Iowa. 2.25 pm.
Following these three games.
WJR will continue its policy of
bringing football fans the top
Big Ten game of the week.
with the schedule TO be an
nounccd as tho conference lead
crs develop This policy enables
WJR II broadcast such college
eridiron attractions as the Ohio
; ate Iowa game Of last autumn.
The veteran broadcast team
OF Bob REYNOLDS, Ty Tyson and
Bot Powell will again describe
the action and ecior OF the va
iion's toughest conference.
For ihe siNlh consecutive year,
the Chr,slcr Corporation and the
ll> Division viii co-spon-
sor the lle Ten football broad
casts on WJR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
Tigers Sign
Pitcher, Catcher

DETROIT.-James Mario Fari,
no. Jr.. captain of the 1859 HGiy
Cross varsity, has signed n 1860
contract with the Knoxville club
of the South Atlantic League,
Class A affiliate Of the Detroit
Tigers.
A right.handed hurlcr standing
g.. and weighing 200 pounds
Farino won IS and lost 3 in
three seasons OF varsity ball with
The Crusaders.
He has spent the past three
Summers pitching in the Nova
Scotia Amateur League and APP
pcared with Holy Cross in the
NCAA World Series at Omaha
in 1858.
A native OF Mamaroneck. n
y the 22.ycar.old Farino. signed
hy Scout Lew CasScll. will report
for Spring training at Tigertown
Lakeland. Fla. next March.
Another free agent plUeked
by the Tigers Is r. John Stark,
90. 220-povnd catcher from
Edserion, Ohio.
Signed to a 1860 contract with
the Montgomery club OF the Class
u Alabama.Florisn League, Stark
spent three years al Our Lady
OF the Lake Seminary in SYRIA
cuse. Ind. and two seasons as
varsity catcher for Defiance Col
lcgc.
Stark, a left handed hitter
collected two triples, two doubles
and one single in one game Tor
Defiance. He was signed by Pat
Mullin. specia, assignment scout
for the tigers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
MSU Gridders
Yearn TO Teach

FAST LANSING. Mich - The
education curriculum at Michi-
gan State has the most enrollceS
among members Of the 1859
Spartan football squad.
Twenty Of CD athletes on the
current team major in education.
Next most popular curriculum
is business. which has drawn Is
Spartans. followed by engineer
ing and pre-dcntal with five
each
other cUrricUIa designated
by The Spsrtans are economics,
speech and radio, forestry. &C
counting, pre-medical, social
sciences and pre-law.
Fifteen Of the Spartans are
enrolled in the Basic College and
viii designate majors this coming
school year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
tigers CALL PROCTOR

The Detroit Tigers have re
called II players and obtained
another from minor league clubs
General Manager Rick Terrell
announced. OF the IL total, five
we're expected TO report TO De.
troit at the conclusion Of their
seasons.
The newest Tiger Is Jim
Proctor, riqhf handed pitcher
who led the South Atlantic
League In pitching with a ls.s
record and q 40 earned run
average. Proctor helped pitch
Knoxville TO the SALLY league
tile and was voted the out.
standing pitcher in the league.
Recalled to report to Detroit
from Charleston this season are
pitchers r. G. Sm IN and Bob
Eruce and infieldcr Steve Dem.
.cter. .Outfielder Ken Walters has
been recalled from Fort Worth
in the American Association.
Those recalled but not sched
ucl to report are pitchcrs Joe
Crzcnda. Barney Schultz and
Gerry Davie and infieldcr Ozz;e
Virgil from Charleston. Birming-
ham his left handed pitcher WV
man Carey and infielder Bob
Johnson 10 return 10 Detroit
while insielder Ossie AlvTr~
being recalled from Houston in
the American Association.
Proctor, who is reported al
the conclusion Of the SALLY
league plsyoffs, has been de-
veloping in the TIGER farm sys-
tenn since 1855 when Re was
obtained from the indianapolis
Clowns Of the Negro American
league. In 1855 he was 81 at
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
DIT. Appoints
Athletic Director

DR.. l.. Verdelle Clark has been
appointed Professor and Chair.
man of the Athletics, Health and
Physical Education department
Of the Detroit Institute OF Tech
nology.
The department supcrvlscs the
health and physical education
p ,gram. intramural sports. and
athletics. Or Clark Will also
coach varsi } basketball
A graduate OF Rates College
and the University of Maine, Or
Clark received his docloratc from
Wayne State University For the
past two years. he has been a
Director of Physical Education
in the Detroit Public Schools sys
tom.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19

of roughly $4,000. Income for
the project totalalcd $25,2242 "a
and expenditures were S28,'
483 as.
In making the report public,
Mr.. Randolph congratulated the
staff of the Youth March Tor
their extraordinary achievement
in communicating n project OF
such unprecedented historic d..
mansions In so small q budget
Recalling that the youths de-
mands were presented TO the
Presidents representative IN the
White House and that The huge
assemblage carried 10 Washing
ton over 400. 900 petite sigma
lures, Randolph expressed his
gratitude 10 the scores oi v0lun'
icers and supporters whose dcdi.
Gated Iabors enabled us 10 over
come the problem OF limited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
Heavy Work Marks
Miehisan State Practice

EAST LANSING. Mich.-Mich.
ryan States varsity football team
IS deep in the second pin:
preparations for the approa,an
seaSon-the trial rs fire" Of
heavy, almost daily contact drills.
There is no substitute for
serimmage in developing a foot
ball team Head Coach Duffy
Daughery told his men as the
second cck Of practice opened.
"T| first week of work was
ITmed mainly at physical con.
ditioning Now il is time TO get
down to real business. We need
TO lind out who really wants to
play the game"
The first week OF practice,
elimaxed by the first fvIi.scale
serimmage in Spartan Stadium
afternoon, produced some per.
sonnet changes Of note.
Sophomore Gary Ballman. Slat.
ed to wear the same No. IA ier-
sey borne in the recent past by
All Americans Lynn ChandnoiS
and Walt Kowalczyk and 1854
Rose Bowl hero Billy Wells,
moved up TO first string right
halfback.
Ballman, a powerful and
speedy 81 and 1877, halls from
East Detroit.
To make room for Ballman,
junior Herb Adderly moved over
to first string left haliback. dis
placing Jon Marx. Addcrly, a
Philadelphia. Pa. product, played
left and right halfback last
fall.
The starting offensive back
field as now constituted has Dean
Look at quarter lck; Adderly
and Ballman at the halves and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19

helm the Pistons most with a
driving layup. He's pretty good
with that shot" sayf the red
head. "and is adept at passing
off in case he runs into traffic
lnder the hoop
Winds will be one OF three
Guards attempting TO survive the
rookie camp cut. Those players
whom Rocna considers as good
prospects to make the ball club
will then Join the veterans for
The start of regular training at
West Branch Mich on Sept ~,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19

O IS.
& n A p II c

western to a 4-3 season
The ace halfbacw scored 10
touchdowns and won city 100
and 220yard dash champion
Ahips.
Charley North. cx All-City and
All Slater who paced Northwest
crn 1910 in 1857. will enroll at
University Of Detroit The 10
year-old 6'5". 300 pound basket.
ball standout averaged 81 points
while earning circumference
praises at Coalinga College
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19

at Curtis.
While the emphasis has been
on pickinq big men at recen'
National Basketball Association
draft meetings. there always ma
been a critical need for short.
sh'fty guards and Winds it'
the bill In this category.
The 6 e., / inch, 1870 FOUNDER
from University Of Wyominl
comes 10 Detroit heraldcd as one
of the finest college basket
ballers to come out of the Rocky
Mountains since Kenny Sailors
& 1916 graduate Of the same
school and an MIA s;ando'lt WIZ
Providence and ncnver.
Winds is rs years old
slightly above N. average W
newcomers 70 the NJ. g. a. a
two-yesr hitch in the Army se-
counts FOR the difference. How
ever, n was his military stint
that directly led him 10 WYom'
mo.
While serving in Gcrm'N
Tony attended a clinic Under IN
supervision CT Nv shelton vn.
just last spring resigned as wv
cage coach. shelton took on
look Of Wind and decided n
was an ldcr' prorpcei f-r IN
Cowboys squad. Unon his ais
charge, Tony headed West from
his Entive Brooklyn and ilnN'eu
lately rose IN stardom.
In his sophomore season, wan
dis was one OF the standouts IN
the 1856 Motor City Classic OF
University of Detroit. Many Cd
servers rated his booming out
side set shots as the best ever
seen In this area.
II wasn't until last season
however. that Winds finally
cracked the rotioral sports had.
lines. lie posted a steady z4a
scoring avere~ e 70 rank nint'
nationally In that derartment and
instantly became the target OF
~. B. A. scouts.
While Winds outside shot IS
perhaps more spectacular, Coach
Red Rocha feels that Tony VIII
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19

finances"
Finally. the Youth March
chairman expressed the deep
appreciation Of the committee
for The hundreds Of eontribU-
tlons.reeeived from all over the
country.
In view of the existing deficit
of SO. 259.21, Mr.. Randolph stated
that contributions may he sent
IN Youth March. 312 West l25
street, New York 81, NY.
lie expressed every conf
dencc that the magnificent spirit
responsible for the Youth March
achievement would insure the
continued support necessary To
wind up the project on a finan-
cinlly sound basis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
ey Jim Butler

DETROIT Local golfers will
grt their first. taste Of GA Utour.
namcAt next weekend sept ~
POI since the 1855 nationals were
held here The Detroit Amateur
Golf Club will hold its first
UGAsanctioned event since 1853
when City officials ruled out
tournament goif on municipal
golf courses on wcckcnds
This event is open to ali golf
ers and viii be played over the
tough River Rouge Course. Start
ing time is g am. Saturday and
the event is 80 holes Saturday
and 10 Sunday. Three trophies
will be awarded in each flight
plus medal prizes.
A Scottish Mixed Doubles
Tournament will be held Sunday.
Sept. 20, at LaVcrt's Bowl. A
TO- handicap will be used. En-.
try fee will be 81 so per couple
with proceeds going to the Bill
Rhodman Benefit Fund TO help
aid the former All-Star kcglcr
who is r%ccuperating from a dou.
bit a%mputation of his legs in
Harper Hospital.
Sponsoring the tournament are
the Collingwood Bowlcrcttcs. La.
Vcrt's Bowl and Service Plywood
Modcrnizations teams of The
Ladies Travelling Club. Mrs. Ma
mic Henderson is president OF
the club. For further information
call Mrs Irene Rowe at Tyler
) 1904.
Joe Frazier, 81 year old son Of
Mrs. Irene frazici Of III Victor
Highland Park. is.ncd former
Northwestern lliah school team
matcS. Wallace Bailey and Johr
Morgan IN Calaiornias Coaling;
junior College
Bailey and Morgan viii be en-
tcrine lhVi sophomore years a.
basketball stars Frazer vii
Start his freshman football year
frazicrs college opportunil,
was realized through The effort.
OF Mrs Helen Cook. of IN Bur
lingamc. Ed DcmcrJian football
coach ri NV, the Contillionolte.
and the Varsity club lie is
nvcioc' 1870 FOUNDER who wol
All CITY and All State honors il
1888, WHEN he spanked North
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19

Our timing is off. we've got
o long way to 20 before our new
offcnsc Is ready. we've got to
greatly improve our blocking
and certainly our pass defense.
and we're confronted with much
incxpericncc," said Elliot, but
one cheering thing is the fact
that this squad Is In fine shape
and able TO stand lotl Of hard
work"
.+mrI very Important" con.
slnved Elliott. because
football team has 10 be we'll
conditioned those days, and we
want 10 be, we've COT 10 be, .
bali club that can co.
Elliott also eNprpesscd ~
proval Of The teams spirit and
morale. We're not rs far nlnnR
as most teams, perhaps because
Of the newncss Of our olicnsc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19

and the incxpcricncc We have.
he said, but we have a spirited
group and our hitting has been
very good
Asked about the coming sghcd
ulc which features nine games
starting with Missouri here
September 20. and continuing
with Michigan State, October 3.
Oregon State. October 10; North.
western october II, Minnesota,
October ~. Wisconsin, October
~, Illinois. November z lndi.
ana, Nayrmbor a. and Ohio
state, November 81 Elliott said
wen pluS one Nnno at y
Time W. Wnul hc l0nkinR ahead
and wrll huld bach for nohody
export iu use c%Vcr>ihins We
have oarlI NM 10 win wei
need
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19

'roublc and sat on, the season
ic spent six months in the Arm,
ana reported TO Knoxville In
April OF this year 10 begin hi,
most successful season.
Proctor is a native of Brandy
vine, Maryland. and stands six
lcet and weighs 1875 pounds. liz
attended Maryland State College
in 1884.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19

East Ian lag. Mich A 81
game basketball schedule lnclud
ing II BIG Ten contests and q
western road trip during Christ
mas vacation was announced TO.
day for Michignn state by Ath.
lciic Director Bipgic Mum
The holAmy TIN Viii match
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
MSU Cage Schedule

the Spartans against Nebraska,
Wyoming. Colorado and defend
ng NCAA champion California.
The California team is coached
by Pete Newell, former MSU
coach.
In conference meetings, Coach
Forddy AndcrSon'S champions
viii have home-and-homc con.
tests with Illinois, Michigan,
Iowa. Minnesota and Ohio State.
In addition the Spartans will
meet Wisconsin, Purdue. North.
western and Indiana in single
Games.
The schedule is:
Dee 3, Bowling ,.Grecn at
homc. Dee. 5, .Notrc Dame at
home Dee. II. At Nebraska; Dee.
IS. at Wyoming; Dee. 81, at
Colorado. Dee. %. at California,
Dee. %, I'll Butler.
January >. at Wisconsin; Jan.
g. Michigan at home; Jan II. at
Iowa. Jan. l6. at Illinois, Jan.
%. Iowa at home; Jan 80, al
Ohio State.
February l, Minnesota aI
home; Feb. 9. Purdue at home.
Feb. 3. Illinois at home; Feb rs
n Minnesota; Feb 20, Ohl'
State at home: Feb %. at North
western, Feb, ~, at Michigan
March 5. Indiana at home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19

The first radio broadcast of a
Michigan state Michigan football
game was in 1929 at East Lansing
over MSu's station WkAR Be.
cause there were no radio facili-
Ties to broadcast the game from
The field OF play, The an
nounccr called the play by play
from a telephone booth atop the
press box
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19

'Trre y uit ard 81 AZ Avs.
os1s' vas a combined earned
ron average Of III.
lie started the 1857 season n,
augusta with a 10 record and
. ly8 ERA and then moved 10
Ona'ieslon where he won seven
ana lost six with a 3.54 ERA.
i,oelor reported TO Charleston
=" iSo" b"l came up with arm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
Release Financial Report
On Youth Marrh For School

A. Philip Randolph released the financial statement oil
he Youth March for ~Integrated Schools. The report re-
yealed that the operations of the Youth March, wH,ch on
April 10 brought 26, 900 young people to Washington ON
hrhalf Of school indignation, were conducted on a budget
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
UNI Grid Squad
In Good Shape

N ARBOR, Mich-Surveying his University of Nichi.
gan football squad with ten days of practice behind il,
new Coach Chalmers Bump Elliott is pleased with at
least one hingEihe condition OF his 75.man El0up.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
Pistons Practice
Session Begins

Snociol attention is expected to center ON Tony WIhdis
when Coach Red Rocha greets a l0-man delegation a week
from MONDAY CScptemper IA for the start Of Inc pe. Error
Pistnns rookie training camp at FISHER UynlnaSlun, Meye.s