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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-21
NoRrAERN-rRsuNE BASKETBALL LEAGUE
NOKTHERN.T BASKE LEAGUE
Warriors Jolt Local 295
50-47 In Rec League

Coach Floyd Jones is smiling again Warriors show
down duel with Local 295 in the Detroit TrbuneN Northern
Rec Center Leagues opening playof Sunday evening
proved Jones the better OF the Postal workers.
The Warriors with determined last half rush shot
out their opponents 5047 Local 295 led 1925 at the
end of the first two periods Gunners Richard Garner and
Eddie Clark the who ruined Local 295 They
hit 10 apiece Roosevelt Mobeley OF the top scorers
in the league had to settle for six Other warriors who
helped James Grahm with six Robert Steel with six.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-21

Indignation in tennis finds
Guntcr Polite of Springfield, Ohio
making the No 2 slot in the
Mems Singles. Former champion,
George Stewart is ranked third
with a new conner, Wilbur Jen.
klns of Jacksonville, Florida
next.
Following Miss Fine in the
Women's Singles Is the l8-
yesr-old Detroit girl, DsrnelIs
Everson. CwendoIyn MeEvsns.
the 1857 title holder is ranked
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-21

Two Of best gamers of each
team played the entire final pc
rod with 1 personal fouls
hanging over their heads.
leagues individual scoring win
ncr Al Mcmillan and William
Ascc There Is only one word
for the pair great
Mcmillan, who is called
"Gvmshoe" by his followers,
was free.wheelins all over the
court And the fans loved il.
He scored rs points 10 lead
the Downbeat BARRIERS.
William Agcc sci a new sea.
son record when he scored 80
Tor his REFS
Marks Furs beat Chrysler
Hawks 5l-5O in consolation
playoit Marks Gene Dye and
and James Wade led with IA
points Games will start next
sunday al 200 pm.
Jim Butler
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-21

Newly acquired Eugene lie,
excite scored II points TO pac,
Local POS James Finch and
George Sellers had s, Roosevelt
Burch, 1; Herbert Jackson s.
George King. 3, and Thomas
Slcdgc ,
Roosevelt Moblcy of the War
riors came TO the game off OF
his sick bed but the big stan
knew his team needed HIM and
he was in TO help.
Howard Worthy was bench
ed in the second game OF the
leasve-playoffs. bot is expect.
ed 10 be in REFS uniform
next Sunday. His team had on
" players and did remark
able Job in beating Downbeat
BARRIERS 1854. II was a game
featuring last years champs,
Renee. Downoeat Barber Shop
against this years league
winners REFS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-21

the Gators who have not regis
tered single win in conference
play.
Wayne State, refreshed with
encouraging new blood through
eligibility additions will be look
ing for its first conference win
Tuesday, Feb IL when the Tar
tars take on Western Reserve in
Detroit The Tartars currently
0-5, share the league cellar with
Allegheny while Reserve has one
victory in five starts, that com.
ing over Wayne State in early
December.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-21

Sill CoFniachone's John Carroll
varsity is maintaining the best
team scoring average in the con-
ference possessing an ISL mark
in seven games The Blue Streaks
also have the top rebounding
record having picked off 364
around the hoop. Allegheny,
though deep in the league stand
ings, can boast of a roster that
includes the conferences deadli-
est field goal scorers The Gators
have piled 10 an excellent .663
percentage shooting from the
floor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-21
al No. 3 with the perennial
contender Mana Vaughan.
maxim IN AZ No. 4


The youth divisions, under Ia
years, provides several players
who will bear watching in the
future. Joe Williams, who halls
from Durham, North Carolina, is
rated first in the Junior Singles:
followed by Horace Cunningham
of Lynchburg, Virginia. Both OF
these youngsters have a promi-
nent ranking in the Mems Sin
giles. Arthur Ashe, Jr. of Rich
mond. Virginia and his doubles
partner, Willis Thomas, Jr,, from
Washington, ID. c. enjoy their
first and second positions, re-
spectively, in the Boys Singles.
The Everson sisters. DarneI-
Ia and MarIene, the Detroit
girls are one and two in the
girls, also top team in the
Girls Doubles and to add fur
ther credit 10 their play rank
No. 2 in the Women's Doubles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-21
Akhea Tennis Champion,
Flies To South America

Alhea Gibson, United States
and British women'S tennis
champion, arrives in Barranquil.
la, Colombia, from Guatemala
City by Pan American World
Always to begin tour of
South America.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-21

From BarranQuilla. the tennis
queen will travel to Bogota, Co
lombia; Lima, Peru; Santiago,
Chile, and Rio before flying Pan
Am northward to Caracas and
Port au Prince, Haiti.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-21
Green AT Peak Of
Career SaysCoach

EAol Lansing Mich II John Green is worth at
least oO points per game to Michigan State
ms IS the considered statement of Spartan Head
Coach Forddy Anderson astute basketball mind whose
judgements and knowhow have been translated into fat
winning records wherever he has coached
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-21

The Aggies deadlocked the
contest 2l.all with four minutes
left in the half and Joe Howell,
star guard and captain, teamed
with Joe Cotton TO put on a
dazzling scoring barrage. They
pumped in Is points while hold
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-21

the best game on The program
from Arts Snack Shack 1911.
Metro Henry Hughes led his
team with % and Arts George
Brown paced his outfit with %
points
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-21
SPORTS
GRAPHIC
BY JIM BUTLER
BY JIM BUTLER

DETROIT Regardless o
what yardStick you use, john,
Green. of Michigan State, mus
be ranked near the top amons
the nations collegiate basketball
players.
He will be selected the Biz
Tens most valuable player thi,
season. State is at the top Of
the conference standings with I
70 record. To this Spartan
coach, Forddy Anderson, says thai
Johnny Green is chiefly respon
sible. The all-around able eager
is worth so points a game tC
his team.
The Spartans beat Michigan
1891 Saturday. In the game
Green scored "a points. controll
led both boards and gathered in
2l rebounds.
Northwestern High won It's
third straight City League
West Side basketball cham.
pionship Friday as Northeast
ern scratched Pershins from
the East Side title race.
The Colts beat Mackenzie Sc
SO. Northeastern took care of
Pcrshing ITO, dropping the
Doughboys from threeway tie
for first into third place.
Eastern is the top team TO
meet Northwestern. They
claimed a 73-4s vieory over
cass Tech to tie with North
eastern for the lead with s6.l
record.
Bob Wright replaced Lonnic
Sanders as Pershing's chief
scorer. He had 10 while San.
dcrs, who had averaged 90 a
game, managed Is.
James Riley, who had been
promoting fights in Toledo
would like TO stage Holly
Mims-Henry Hank 5ovt at the
Graystone Ballroom March 3rd
il arrangements can be made
with the Michigan Boxing Com
mission. " not he will take II
10 Toledo whore no made mon
ey the same. night promoter
c. w. Larry Smith gave up
local boxing shows at the
Craystone.
Riley had a good house that
same stormy night, Feb 3, Char
lie Cotton kayocd Knockout ar
list Jimmy Remson in two
rounds Henry Hank stopped
George Bodey in tcnround
co feature.
Results of the Brewster
Recreation Center Sunday
League: Nacirema knocked
out Dasss Inst. 44.33 in the
consolation plsyoffs. This puts
the Macs against East Side
in the final game. In an ex-
hibition East Side lost to
Downbeat Barber Shop 90 TO
So.
In the first playoff game Of
the afternoon Jay Gcccs tied
Garfield Esq. 30 at halftimc to
win $3.50, Kcndrick was high
for winning Jays with IL, and
Wcstbrook was top scorer Tor
Garfield with a lowly IL.
Metropolitan Insurance won
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-21
Detroit Lassies Accrue Hiqh
Honors In Natl Tennis Meet

ORANGEBURG S. C.-Wilbert Davis, New York City
ana Mary Fine Kansas City Kansas head the Mems and
Momens Singles rankings respectively for 1858 Neither
player has made the top spot before Davis has en-
oyed high spot for several years while Miss Fine has
been the bridesmaid" to Althea Gibson for number
of years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-21

GREENSBORO N c. = Another ClAA basketball
championship prospect dazed before s or EYES Carolina al
oae Eaces 7765 in an important game played here at
the Charles Moore Gymnasium Tuesday night February s.
The victory the hs b b0w S' IN the
~ Cor n second conference flag in as many years
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-21

The Eagles made a game OUT
Of it for most of the first ha III
They led by slim margins at ls !
~ al 9:O5 and again at 2i,lo WIN s,.l,
five minutes to 90 in the iirS'
stanza, but after that A&T TOOK
over.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-21

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, FEB 2l, 1859
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02
NASA Names Teams
ToDeveIopS Space Rodio

The telescope launchings may
not come for several years
They would follow the develop
ment Of new optical materials
for ultraviolet and x-ray stud
les in the ionosphere-the at
mospheric zone 40 TO 400 miles
above the earth. 1t also would
come after further study Of
sun and star wave lengths and
characteristics with satellites,
deep space probes and sounding
rockets.
J. C. Seldom Of the NASA
Space Projects Center. Belts
vile. Md. was named chairman
Of the scientific working group
on satellite atmospheric beacons
or radio transmitters.
The beacons, TO be developed
well ahead of the observatory
satellites. will be placed into
orbits 200 to 500 miles above
the earth. They will broadcast
to ground stations on a number
Of frequencies.
The interplanetary probes
viii be an extension and re-
f1nement Of the deep-space
probes. such as Pioneer ",
which already has been placed
into orbit around the sun.
They may include an at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02
BY the Assoeistsd Pres,

Scientific teams to help de-
velop unnamed radio stations
and astronomical observatories
and place them into orbit
around the earth were named
yesterday.
Other teams are being or
ganized to work on interplan-
etary probes and on programs
to explore the moon.
The National Aeronautics
and Space Administration
placed a feminine physicist, DR..
Nancy Roman Of the NASA
Office Of Space Sciences. In
charge Of the team to study
and develop DRIFTING astronom-
ical observatories.
These win be astronomical
telescopes, launched into orbit
500 miles above the earth.
The satellite that contains
the telescope viii serve as q
stabilized platform during ex-
ploration Of the X-ray. ultra
violet and infrared regions Of
the electromagnetic spectrum
of the sun, the stars and the
nebulae or gaseous cloud bodies
far out in space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02

and perhaps being caught II
q blast broke up into the sur
face.
For purposes Of the expert
ment. the Navy Is using an
XRoN-1 motorcycle helicopter
made by the Gyrodyne Co. Of
America Of st. James. Long
Island. N. Y.
For the first time. the Navy
officially has disclosed the
power of its Betty" atomic
depth charge. The data is in
cluded in a long. comprehen-
sive statement on Navy pro-
grams and capabilities put into
the record Of House Appropria-
ton Subcommittee hearings by
Admiral Arleigh A. Burke.
Chief of Naval Operations.
The statement says:
THE standard conventional
depth charge pattern of World
War II. which covered an area
of only 100 yards in radius,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02

contained a total Of only about
"a metric tons Of INT. To
obtain q kill It was necessary
that one OF the depth charges
Of this pattern detonate within
IS feet Of the submarines hull.
with a minimal atomic
charge Of. say. 2ta kilotons "a
kiloton is the energy equivalent
OF 1000 tons Of TNT) or 1000
times that Of the entire con-
ventional depth charge pattern,
an average kill radius Of 1000
feet can be obtained against a
modern submarine"
The statement added that In
addition TO nuclear depth bombs
designed for dropping from
airplanes. there is under de-
velopment a smaller version.
much lighter in weight so
that it can be carried In blimps
and helicopters."
The same statement also re-
ferred to the Mark A torpedo.
a lightweight weapon able to
home In on an enemy SUBJ
marine and which can be used
from helicopters and blimps as
well as ships.
While the statement did not
go into detail. one Of the adj
vantages Of nuclear depth
charges is that the area of de-
struction increases as the depth
of defamation level is increased.
This is because a submarine
in deep water where nuclear
submarines prefer to operate)
already is under heavy pressure
from the water surrounding 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02

production order has beer
placed up to now.
Those interested In the pro-
posed system foresee several
possible advantages In the use
Of small. unnamed 'copters
launched and controlled re-
motley from destroyers.
Simple Operation
Because the operation Of a
helicopter, even by remote
control. Is far simpler than
the firing Of complex missiles.
the system would require no
elaborate, massive computor to
make calculations.
And unlike an airplane or a
missile. the helicopter can
hover above q target area until
the precise location and mo-
rnent for releasing a weapon
is reached.
Another advantage of the
system Is that no pilot would
BE- aboard a helicopter drop
ping a nuclear depth charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02
ll-Room House
Filled With Gosh
Hit by BIuze

BRIDGEPORT. Conn.,. April
2 (AP),-Fire broke out in an
ll-room house here last night.
Firemen said the building was
filled with money.
Dollar bills. fives. tens and
twenties were found in every
room Of the house. Assistant
Fire Chief Ferdinand senger
said.
He said firemen plucked
bills from handbags. under
beds, under lamps and tables.
The owner of the house, a
parking lot owner, made no
comment on the money. Fire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02

tempt as early as next June 10
send a rocket b Venus and
later TO Mars. and to measure
magnetic fields. radiation belts,
micrometeorites and other phe-
nomena.
The lunar probes win include
projects for impact on the
moon and for soft" landings
by vehicles designed TO continue
functioning from the moon.
Teams for the interplanetary
and lunar probe programs have
not yet been completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02

like 1t in my life" said As
sistant Chief Senger. ITS In
credible"
The fire was confined TO the
attic. where 1t started.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02

men said he left before they
could talk with him at length.
The owner was identified as
James Sullivan.
tive never seen anything
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02
Robot 'Copters Tested
AS Anti-Sub Weapon

The Navy Is trying the idea Of using unnamed robot
cope equipped to drop atomic depth charges and target
seeking torpedoes. as q weapon against submarines
rone hecoper being produced for in the study
nv the Navys antsubmarine warfare experts However
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02
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Evening star., 1959-09-30
AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Wealth Of Parties Draw
Visiting Finance Ministers

tion honoring Deputy Prime
Minister Abderrahim Bora
bid. who is also Minister Of
National Economy and FL
nance-was more than in
viting.
A huge buffet table in the
center of the floor was filled
with both fancy. and sub
stantial foods, enough it ap-
peared to. satisfy hundreds.
The, look Of plenty was
enhanced by epergneS and
miniature wheelbarrows spill
ing over with fruit.
And walters moved about
Offering a variety Of drinks,
including champagne.
Ordinarily guests would
have been inclined to linger
in such an atmosphere. Some
couples did sit down for sup
per. But most had to rush
on:
TO THE INDIAN Embassy.
where the Charge d'Affaire
and Mrs. Chatterjee honored
Finance Minister Morarji
Desai at q 6:30-to-8:30 re-
ception.
To the South African En-
bassy, where Ambassador and
Mrs. du Plessis were giving
a reception for Finance Min
lister DR.. T. E. Donges.
To the house of the Is
raeli Minister and Mrs. Her
zog. who entertained in hon.
or of Finance Minister Levi
Eshkal and Mr.. David Horo-
Evening star., 1959-09-30
First Ldly
Is Sponsor
OF Benefit

Mrs. Dwight d. Eisenhower
Is an honorary sponsor Of the
annual benefit tea for the
Japan International Chris
tian University to be held
from 3 to 5 pm. October 20
at the Japanese Embassy.
Mrs. Asakai. wife of the
Ambassador. is also q spon-
sor.
This years tea will benefit
the chapel being built on
the campus of the Interna-
tional University in Tokyo.
Among the 10 per cent Amer
lean stu dent population
studying there is Mr.. John D.
Rockefeller III.
The university was founded
in 1949 by Christian leaders
on both sides Of the Pacific.
1t was opened in 1853 and
accommodates 697 students.
Evening star., 1959-09-30

witz. director of the Bank Of
Israel.
Or to the Greek Embassy.
scene of a cocktail party for
members Of the Greek dele
cation.
The hosts were Greek AM
bassador and Mrs. Liatis and
the honor guests included Mr..
Gregory Cassimatis. the lead
er. who is a member Of Par
lament and a governor to
the International Bank for
Reconstruction and Develop
ment; Mr.. Xenophon Zolotas,
governor Of the Bank of
Greece and a governor to
the International Monetary
Fund: alternate governor to
the bank, Mr.. John Paraske-
vopoulos, and alternate gov
ernor to the fund, Mr.. John
Pesmatzoglou.
Also honored at this party
were two special guests to
the conference. Greek in
dustrialist Alexander Tsatsos
and Greek banker Straits
Andreadis.
Meanwhile. at the Pakistan
Embassy, Finance Minister
Mohammad Shoaib was act
ing as host instead of honor
guest at another 6-to-8
O'Clock reception.
LITTLE LATER the sup
pers and dinners began.
The Danish Ambassador
and Countess Knuth-Winter-
feldt and the Iranian Am
Evening star., 1959-09-30
BY AMELIA YOUNG
Star stan Writer

Finance Ministers are a
dime a dozen in Washing
ton this week, no disrespect
intended.
Almost anywhere you
turned last night an Amhas-
sador or Charge d'Affaire
was busy entertaining the
Minister of Finance and or
some other high-ranking A.
nance officials from his coun-
try-here for the 14th an
nual conference of governors
of the international None
tary Fund, World Bank and
international Finance Cor
poration.
The conference. which
opened at the Sheraton-Park
Hotel Monday and win con-
tinue through the week, has
drawn altogether about 1000
delegates from the 68 mem
Der nations, also observers
from Portugal and Laos.
- With at least 10 major par
ties, and any number Of
smaller parties, going on
about town last evening. 1t
was a case Of everybody
stealing everybody else's
thunder.
THE SCENE in the ball
room Of the Mayflower Hotel
where the Moroccan Am
bassador and Mrs. Ben Aloud
gave a 6-to-8 O'Clock recep-
Evening star., 1959-09-30

bassador and Mrs. Ardalan
both gave black-tie buffet
suppers at their residences.
The former began at 7:30
o'clock and honored Foreign
Minister Jens Otto Kraug,
who came down from the
United Nations for the OPEN
ing days OF the conference.
He was to return to New
York today.
Other members of the
delegation at the party were
Director Of the Danish Ma
tional Bank Svend Nielsen;
Mr.. Paul Fischer. newly ap-
pointed Danish Ambassador
to Poland. now serving as
Deputy Chief Of the Eco
nomic Bureau. Ministry Of
Foreign Affairs: Permanent
Undersecretary Of Commerce
Jespersen; Permanent Un-
dersecretary Of Finance Dige:
Mr.. John B. Olsen. chief of
the public debt section in
the Ministry Of Finance, and
Mr.. T. Friis. a director of
the Danish National Bank.
The Iranian Minister OF
Finance, Mr.. A. NaSser,
starred at the Ardalans' par
ty. which began at 8 O'Clock.
And other honor guests were
Mr.. X. Hedayat. Minister
without portfolio who heads
the Iranian Seven Year Plan
organization. and Mr.. z.
Kashani, Governor Of the
Bank Melli Iran.
The Director Of the Inter-
national Monetary Fund and
Mrs. Per Jacobson were
hosts at a dinner for 90 at
the Sheraton Carlton Hotel.
AND THE AMBASSADOR
Of The Netherlands and Nine.
van Roijen gave a black tie
dinner at the residence for
the Finance Minister Of their
country. Prof. DR.. j. Jijlstra.
Among the guests were
the Netherlands Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, Mr.. j. NJ. A.
H. Luns: United States POST
master General and Mrs.
Summerfield; Secretary Of
Commerce Frederick H.
Mueller; the Chairman OF
the Federal Reserve Board
and Mrs. William McChes-
ney Martin, Jr.:; the Treas
urer-General Of the Neither
lands Ministry Of Finance
and Mrs. Jonkheer E. van
Lennep: the President Of the
Export-Import Bank. Mr..
Samuel c. Waugh: President
Of De Nederlandsche Bank
N. ", DR.. M. w. Holtrop. and
the banks Managing Direc-
tor, Professor S. Posthuma,
also Executive Director of
the World Bank and the
monetary fund. DR.. P. Lief
tinck.
No official tally has been
made. but one suspects q
social record was set in
Washington last night.
The participants probably
felt more like they were set
ting some kind Of athletic
record.
AS he left the Indian EN-
bassy to go on to his fifth
party Of the evening. U.A.R.
Ambassador Moustafa Kamel
gave a smile that was elo-
quently wan and said. "All
this entertaining. It's too
much"
Evening star., 1959-09-30
FORMER ENVOY VISITS

Foreign Minister Thonot Komon Thoond who his ount Abos
sodor here until last when he assumed his shown (doh
given for him night by the Tho Ambassador and
Mrs. Aok Cuban Ambassador Oheo stond with him. Mr. Khomon,
who back this country head his co United Notions dele
eoton Washington informal visit which ends todo
Sor Stoff Photo
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-06-05
CAMPO couLlloN DERs
IN ROUND or PARTIES

There is a feeling OF great an
ticipation In the hearts OF twelve
young ladies Of the Twin Cities
who win make their debut on Fri
day night, June rs. at the fourth
annual Cotinion Bali presented by
the Cameo Social Club
Leading up TO the bali date, the
debutantes have been entertained
at charm schools, teas, cruise down
the ST Croix and other entertain
ing The dehs and members OF the
club attended thehter party at
the Terrace Theater in Minneapolis
ON June %. the fourth charm
school was held AZ Halle Q Brown
House on Thursday, May rs and
the fifth charm school was held
Thursday, June 4, az the home Of
Miss sandra Anderson. 500 Day
ton Av
on Saturday, June rs. they win
be honored guests az 1880 luu-
cheon given by the club az Cole
mans in Highland Park.
Heading the club as president
this year ia Mr. Jesse Miller Chair
ing the Cotiliion are Mrs Gloria
Smith and Mrs Howard narneu