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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-11-21
Social Security

1. Question: l am 63 years old
and work for myself but have not
been paying social security. Would
like to know if it is too late for
me to start?
Answer: A self-empioyed person
who has a profit Of at least $500
from his business in any year is
required to report his earnings
and pay the social security tax.
1t is not too late for you to start
paying the taxes on the income
from your business. You can also
get credit for some of the back
years by filing delinquent returns.
You should contact the Internal
Revenue service for information
concerning the proper filing of
returns.
2. Question: have been paying
social security tax since 1887. How
do l know that l am getting credit
for these contributions?
Answer: You may obtain a card
from your social security office to
request a statement of amounts re-
corded in your old-age and sur
vivors insurance account. You
should check your record at least
every 3 years.
3. Question: In the event of my
death, how can | be assured that
my wife and minor children will
receive survivors benefits?
Answers: One Of the first things
you must do is to make periodic
check to make certain that wages
or self-employment income are
properly credited to your social
security account so that you may
have an insured status. You should
inform your wife that she should
contact the social security office
in the event of your death. They
will assist her in filing an appli-
cation for survivors benefits. She
should present proof of age for
the children and your marriage
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-11-21
Louis Armstrong.

Continued from Page One)
22-week tour of Europe and the
Middle East, visited Beirut, Leban-
on, on the trip. He also performed
in Czechoslovakia.
The Newspaper identified the
leader of the ring as Johnny Stark
described as a well known Israeli
agent with headquarters in Istan-
bull.
1t said members of Stark's Bal
let troupe donated to Israel their
takings from shows staged in Le-
banon a few months ago. 1t also
said all members of the troup car
ried Paraguayan passports.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-11-21

Mr.. Lay fitzpatrick.
Mr.. Johnny Jackson reviewed the
Sunday school lesson very intel
ligently at Mt. Carmel Baptist
Church.
Mrs. Mable Ooten of Lawrence,
Miss. was funeralized on Friday,
November Is. She was the wife
of Rev. R. B. Ooten, pastor of Mt.
Carmel Baptist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Hill have
gone to Nevada. They are very
much missed.
Mr.. Dennis is busy training the
boys and girls in outdoor activi-
ties at Pelahatchie High School.
All the teachers are wearing big
smiles. They are glad to see the
new building nearing completion.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-11-21
SPRINGS
NEWS

The West Jasper County Sing
ing will convene at the Phalti
Missionary Baptist Church Satur-
day and Sunday, November 1928.
The program will begin at 2 pm.
Saturday, November %. The pub
lie is cordially invited. Brother
w. B. Crosby, President; Sister
Annie l.. McCarty, Secretary.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-11-21
COLLINS NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Moffett had
their son and daughter, two grand
children to visit them in their
home from Oakland, Calf.
Mrs. Eunice Haywood and Mr..
Johnnie M. Mitchell, friends of
Bro. Alex Griffith were sorry to
hear that he had a broken elbow.
Hoping that he will soon be back
ON duty again.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-11-21

First Roughneck: "They tell me
in Mexico you can get three pounds
of sugar, a pound of coffee, a
quart of whiskey and a wife for
three dollars"
Second Roughneck: "I'll bet it's
lousy whiskey."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12

|oacned by DR.. Osborn T.
ssmallwood, associate professor Of
English, The Howard debators
won trophy as best debating
team, and II race Whcatley, a
college Of Liberal Arts Junior
from San Francisco, was awarded
: trophy as best individual pub.
nc speaker. In tho latter compe-
uuoh' one representative was
entered from each Of the par.
uclpating schools.
The Howard negative team
won won It's five debates and the az.
,,lrmative team won fou rof its
. ..,,, debates. The resolution was
mat Congress- should be given
'ne power to reverse decisions
VI the Supreme Court" Negative
.eam members we're wheatIe,
sno LascaIles Anderson. Liberal
n a senior and son Of Sidney
hanuerson, "a Harbour St. Port
an, antonio. Jamaica, w. /. Affirma.
Az ,e team members, both Liberal
~" sophomores from Detroit,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
Eastern Cagers
Off For Title Race

DETROIT-'Wilt' Reggie Hard
ing, senior Eastern High long
boy. hit "a points and collected
10 rebounds TO make the indians
8O.57 conquest of Southeast arn
as easy as the score might imply.
Eastern, defending City Lea.
que champions. took a 24-8 first
period lead with Harding, all
feet. 1924 inches and 240 pounds
OF him, scoring at a pace of 8.
$40 by quarters. Eastern.mate
James Coleman helped Harding
In the scoring with 20 points,
nine in the first quarter. Russ
Mckee was high man for South
eastern with 10.
Johnny Moore. Ct Northern
sank nine baskets and five free
throws but Northern's Jim Bun.
TN, Shoots senior, twisted his
ankle in the second period after
scoring Is points Of the 56-52
victory over Northeastern. Thus
1oach Eddie Powers will have TO
meet Reggie and Eastern without
ms key performer.
Henry Lewis was high for
northeastern with Ia.
-RIJI, TER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
pistons Hit Road

Contrary to the accepted for.
mula that YOU don't win on the
road the Detroit Pistons this
week will seek to make impor-
tant headway in their bid for the
National Basketball Association 5
Western Division championship
The Pistons have three away.
trombone games on the weeks
calendar, including a pair of
neutral court tests against divi-
sion rivals - Cincinnati Cat BoS-
ton Wednesday, and ST Louis
cat Philadelphia Thursday.
a major test comes Sunday
in Philadelphia where the host
Warriors won their third
straight triumph over Coach
Red Rocha's vp-and-eoming Pts
tons. 1915. All three vic
tories were won by close mar
gins.
The Pistons have had fair sue
cess on the road this season. En-
tering Saturday nights game
against the Knickcrbockers at
New York (whcre they were o..
the Pistons had a 5-5 record on
opponents floors and 81 mark
in neutral court games.
One Of the roac losses was in.
Cured at Philadelphia. l20'll2.
on October 81 when Chamber
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
Patterson In Canada

WINDSOR-Floyd Patterson
ring appearance at Windsor Are
ma has hit a two-wcek delay
Booked TO spar some rounds
there last Saturday night in his
Canadian Exhibition tour. the
ex.heavyweight champion will APP
pear two weeks later, Saturday
Dec. 10Th.
The Windsor promoters re-
uuestcd the delay They want
Patterson to be on hand at least
two days in advance to give
some buildup to his show. Pat
tcrson will do his boxing against
sparring partners Julio Mederos'
Clarence Boyd and Dusty Rhodes.
-BULTER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12

declares. Il spent years in learn.
ing now to wrestle this way II
the Cruiser thinks he can mas,
Ter The style in a single evening
ne IS even dumber than thought
And always knew he was re-
markably dumb
Matchmakers Johnny DOYLE
and Jim Barnett have lined IN
ne strongest supporting card
they have ever offered here
The scmi'final bout, a real dan,
Will throw the two finest brother
Tag teams against each other
John and Chris Tolos afains,
Joe and Guy Brunette.
In ether notable bouts. Killer
Lisowski will nee, DR.. Big Bill
Miller and Whipper Billy Wat
son will take on Gorgeous Geo
rye. One other bout will com
plcte the card.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12

cation trying The tough Mark
FurS outfit Lewis nash a new
coach lie is c Griffin who did
sCme fine football work on the
llillsdalc College varsity. When
he isn't erecting the Lewis
lads. hc IS an instructor at L. b.
G. Elclic Paiillo IS the only
PLAYER back for Lewis second
year Mark Furs is again man
aged and> coached by Charles
NJ Dye. Ills brother, Gene is
going after top point honors
this play Everett Cartwright is
featured
League champions REFS will
start at SEQ pm against Will
liam Haynes Hawks Coach Chris
Eckhart, who just recently mar
ried. has veterans Wilton Pye
and Paul Agee to back the title.
Hawks has been practicing in
secret They planned to unveil
an entire new team
Alsar Manufacting Company
viii match Skill with Arcadia,
who snortcd the Down Beat Bar
Der Shop last time out Arcadia
has Arthur ASkcw and Charles
Burch Herman Mackic is in the
army
The evening game at 500 pm.
viii show Progressive Cleaners
against the Warriors Leo Hicks
IS manager Of Alsar. Jeffrey Nc
MILAN viii lead the Progressive
Cleaners on the floor The War
r.orS is coached by James Ora
han but Floyd Jones is back in
Tie game Veterans Roosevelt
Mobley, Dennis Gibson and Doyle
Mcbride have again signed War
nor contracts. Ace Lcliron Bron-
son has signed with two teams.
We wonder who Will get the
scoring star for an entire sea-
son
.ice Armstrong Of Elizabeth.
M takes On Rury Ellis Of South
Haven. Mich, Wednesday. Dec.
10th at The Now Jersey Conyen-
ton Hall in Camden in 10
round middleYcight contest to
be carried over ABC-TV at 1000
4 pm. EST.
Hamtramck. runnerup of the
Michigan Glass A tourney last
year. trounced Edsel Ford. 81
II in a Twin Valley non-league
game. jim Ashford's 38 points
laced Il umtrack's victory as the
Cosmos jumped into a 10 point
ialfiime lead. Chris Grodzicki
was high with % for the losers.
Romulus beat lnkster, 57-45.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
Campy Gets Most
Courageous Award

Everglades Hotel, Miami. ina.-
II am most grateful 10 the
Orange Blossom Classic Commit.
tee is selecting me 10 receive
the first Most Courageous Ath.
letic Award said Roy Campo.
nella. issMEW
The former Brooklyn Dodger
star catcher was interviewed via
long distance telephone by
Charles J. Smith III. director of
public relations, Florida AIM
University. The interview was
made during a press luncheon
fer the Miami area media held
on the Roof of the beautiful Ev.
erglades Hotel overlooking the
Biscayne Bay and Miami Beach.
Campy received the award and
an honorary membership in the
Rattlers' Varsity IF" Club dur.
ing the halftime' intermission of
the 9th annual Orange Blossom
Classic here Saturday night, De.
cember 5. The grid classic pited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
Tigers Sign
College Trio

DETROIT--Thrce college fresh
men have signed 1860 contracts
with clubs in the Detroit minor
league system. William O. De,
Witt, president Ct the Tigers,
announced today
Two of them. John Griffin.
Of North Branch, Mich, and
Michigan State University, and
Don Nowery. of Albion. Mich
anc Western Michigan University
are outfielders.
The other, Bill Shelton, a nat
Ire CT Washington. d. c., and a
University of Maryland yearlinc,
plays third base.
Also signed by the Tigers is
Tom Schroeder. OF Kenmore
NY. in suburban Buffalo. who
doubles as catcher and third
sackcr and who averaged 1895
in three seasons of high school
ball, 500 in two years Of NUM-
cipal league activity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12

According 10 A. l.. Thompson
president OF the 100 Percenters
and housing expert. the North
Florida institution was selected
on the basis of its 1859 unde.
feated season OF nine wins and
no loses Tennessee A & | State
University, Nashville, with nine
wins and one loss. was rated
second team in the nation. while
Prairie View A & NJ College,
Texas. 8-l-0, was cited in third
place.
In IFS 9-gsme season, Florida
Tailed 400 points against a
total OF 81 points for its oppon-
enfs. Three Of its victims, Sene-
dict College, Columbia, S. c..
Wiley College, Marshall, Texas,
and Morris Brown College, At
Isnfs. Ca, played in that order al
the beginning Of the season,
were scoreless.
In order, Florida was beating
these schools TAO, $40. and 60.
Continuing the season, the Rat
tiers" defeated. in order, Beth
une Goodman, Daytona Beach,
Florida, $3.50, South Carolina
State, Orangeburg. 54-l2, North
Carolina A & T, Greensboro,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
Detroit Duo
Star At Central

Sophomore Clyde Jones and
Freshman James Harper, both
former Detroit High School front
runners, were the big football
starts as Central State College
beat Blucfield state 1856 in the
last game Of the season.
JONES. graduate of North
eastern scored on a 39-yard run
and travelled l3l yards in IL
carries and Harper, exEaStcrn
High athlete. marked with a
35.yard scamper
-RuLTEE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
s p g r IS
G K APHIC
BY jim BUTLER

DETROlT-1hc arrival Of three
new teams and many faces ap.
pears TO be routing out the bas-
keihall fans at the NORTHERN
RECREATION CENTER DIET
ROT TRIBUNE Sunday League
Last year The play and popu.
larity attracted enough spectator
attention that post-season games
were played against two ex. col
.ege all star outfits Ten teams
will open their season at l pm.
sharp Sunday, Dec 18th. in the
mems gym at the Northern
Recreation Center. liolbrook and
Woodward avenues
Five games are scheduled. AT
100 pm playingmanager Ron
aid Williams team will face Pos
tai Workers. last years champ.
ions. Gus Young. player manager.
will be leading the Postal Work
crs and veteran James Finch
will be featured. Williams has
Earl Burrcll. who wore the uni
form of First National Cleaners
in the l958-59 tourney. and Owen
Lloyd. who first teamed al Comp
ton College in basketball and
played football with the Detroit
Raiders. Also on the important
player list is Chanccy Redmond
The second game will be play
cd at 200 pm with underdog
Lewis Business College agsrc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
Battle Royal
Set For State
Fair Coliseum

DETROIT - A lO.man battle
royal wall determine the pairings
on the State Fair Coliseum
wrestling card Monday night.
dec IA.
Nearly 5000 pounds Of Drawn
will be in the ring at the start
OF the battle royal.
Biggest man will be Happy
FvmphreY the 75o-povnd Macon,
Ca, farmer. Next in sire will be
Roy Campbell, 33o.povnd lvm.
berisek.
Others, ranging from 2l5 TO
240 pounds. will be Louis Klein.
Ali Bey, jim Brute Bernard,
Billy Golden Boy Parks. Don
Duffy, Chico Perez, Louie Papin-
eau and Johnny Gates.
The amount of each purse
will depend on how long each
man remains upright.
The first two men to be pin.
ned in the battle royal will be
cut OF action for the night. The
next two will so into a one fall
80 minute bout which will fol-
low The third pair to be pinned
will also go into one fall affair.
The fourth pair to be pinned
will be matched in best two
in three falls, 45-minute time
limit bout while the two remain
ing wrestlers will come back
later TO appear in the two in
three fall. hour time limit flea
ture.'
The battle royal will start at
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12

lain tailed 36 points. gathered
in "a rebounds and knocked
down nine Piston shots Wilt was
forced to play Il minutes in that
one, however, as Detroit time
and again threatened to spoil
the Warriors home debut
Another road defeat was suf-
fercd at the hands Of The Royals
COS 1873 in Cincinnati on Octo-
Der "a Since then. the Pistons
have won three straight from
Coach Tom Marshall's club.
The Pstons are even up
with the Hawks on fhe sea-
sons play, winning at ST. Lou
is two weeks ago, 109-l07. and
dropping a l04-97 decision 10
the perennial fsvorites al
Olympia last week.
4 year ago, when the PiStons
made a similar neutral Gear
wing through Boston and Phila-
delphia, they dealt The Hawks
successive siXpoint setbackS I'D
be happy to win both Of them BY
one point this lime, was Rocha ;
comment as he led the Pistons
On the four-gamc roat fip that
will keep the team IN the East
until Friday
A Saturday night game with
Syracuse at Rochester was on
the original schedule, but il has
been shifted TO January 8.
The PiStons' next home start
will be next Sunday. December
Is. when they host the knckcr-
bockcrs at Olympia in a nation
ally-televised afternoon game A
large number of youth groups
have made advance reservations
and large turnout for the sea
sons second matinee is pre-.
dicted.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12

pralrie View Ann College
Panthers and the Rattlers.
Such international famous
sports figures as Willie Cali.
more, Chicago Bears halfback.
Willie Lee, Chicago Bears tackle.
Althea Gibson, famed tennis
grand slam winner. tackle Willie
McClung of the Cleveland
Browns and light heavyweight
boxing champion Archie Moore
all are members of the Rattlers'
varsity IF" Club.
Coach Jake Gather told the
gentlemen of the press that he
has a bunch of long and lean
boys who are hungry and want
to play football.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12

Mich, were Conrad Harper, son
of Archibald Harper, 445O ST
Clair ST., and Anthony Camp
bell. son of S. {. Campbell, 3Ol
E. Boston ST.
The third trophy, for best
individual debafor, was award
ed 10 James c. Orr OF Seton
Hall University, N. J. Other
awards were: second place
team, Fordhsm University
New York City, third place
team, PennsyIvsnis State UNI
versify; second place orator
Paul Myers. csnisivs College
Buffalo, N. ~; and third place
orator, Philip Lovghfon, Cor
lsli University, Ithaca, N. Y.
Subjects CT The puolic speak
.ng competition dealt win con
additional rights. Wheatley
winning Grafton was based on ar
actual incident involving iree
dom of speech, press ana "s
sembly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12

Though still young in the game
as head coach. Piggott places
tremendous emphasis on defense.
believing that il is, by far, the
most importaAt factor in winning
football. He is surer than ever
today that his philosophy is right.
Almost anybody around the
Aggie camp will agree that had
il not been for the Aggie de
Tense, Art would have been
eliminated from the title race
early in this season.
Starting the season with Just
enc quarterback who saw action
last year. Asg.e cfiense problems
were compounded with a rash
Of injuries among halfbseks and
fullbacks. AS result the de-
tense had TO carry the burden.
II worked like miracle :.
il had to.
Bert will not 500 nforgct that
the Aggie defense had to stop
what could have been winning
drives six times this year within
the three yard line II happened
twice in the crucial Winston
Salem Teachers College game
and twice in the finale against
North Carolina College.
A defeat by either would have
pushed the Aggies out of the
pennant race.
He readily admits that good
defensive play may not be as
interesting to the average spec
tator, but honestly believes that
il will. keep him in the coaching
profession a few years longer
than without il.
Bert gives all the credit to
his boys whom he calls the best
bunch OF athletes he has ever
been associated with, and that
statement covers lot of terri
tory.
He joined the staff here in
l949 as assistant coach and was
elevated TO his present post in
1875. Tin three years at the helm
he has developed two champion
ship teams :. a good start by
any comparison.
A star in football, baseball,
boing, and tennisx at his home
town Hinsdale Qll) High School,
Pigeott entered the University
of Illinois in 1889. He became
team captain and was voted
most valuable player in his
freshman year, and played var
sity ball in 1910 and l94l under
the famed Bob Zuppke prior to
being called into service.
He was also coached by Bill
Bell. now his athletic director
for two seasons with the Tuske-
eye Army Air Base in Alabama
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
Rouge Rips Parkers

DETROIT-Riycr Rouge trip
ped Highland Park for the first
time IN Six ycars Friday night,
spelling the debut OF the Park
crS' new basketball coach, Eldon
Rouse.
The defending Glass 3 champ
ions ned from the start in the
battle Of suburban prep powers
but had to fight off a strong
rally by the Parkers for 6l-57
decision
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12

28-l6, Allen, Columbia, S C.. SO
8. Southern, Baton Rouge. La.
2l-13. and Texas Southern. IIous
ton.36.8.
The 100 Per Cent Selection.
Committee is headed by Ralph
Robinson, former director oil
athletics, Clark College, and ar
Atlanta. Ga. Scout executive, ac
cording to Mr.. Thompson. Other
members Of the committee are
Marion K. Jackson, sports editor
Atlanta Daily World. Joel Smith
sports authority and member
of the Worlds sports depart
mcnt. and William Nix, statisti-
clan and a member of the staff
at Morehouse College.
Mr.. Jackson. VINO is coordina-
tor Of The 100 Per Cent Wrong
Cuba project of the Atlanta
Daily World, adds that the 100
Percenters, on the occasion OF
their 18th university, will select
eleven persons deemed to have
contributed most TO sports during
the last quarter of a century
These announcements are expec-
at which tim the club will list
ted to be made at an early date
It's other honorees for 1859.
In the meantime, the 100 Per
enters announced that one OF
is All.SportS Jamboree spon
sors. The CocaCola Company
with its bittlers at Brennan
rexas. and Miami, Fla, has put
INTO competition players---oi-'lh'
game awards TO be give nto out
standing players from the Orange
blossom Classic featuring Flor
/ ida A an University and Prar
ic View A & NJ College at Miami
The players awards are named
for J. r. f. Lee. founder OF the
27.yearoId classic. who is vice
president of Florida A x N
University The Coca-Cola Com
pany, Atlanta, Ga, is sponsor o.
The Scott championship trophy
Of the 100 Per Cent group whil'
The Atlanta Life Insurance Com
AMY Atlanta, Ga, is also
snonsor of the annual event. Inc
Moss IL Hendrix Organization
washington. d. c., handles pup
lie relations promotions Tor 'n'
jsmboree. :, ,,or,or;.
Trophy was put into competition
in 1853 through The 100 re-
Cent Wrong Club The first tf 70
nbv was retired last year, o
prairie View A & NJ Coiies'
Which had three legs on I'M
award Florida A & NJ and zen
s s"s A 4 / each had two leg
o oc the trophy, while Southern
IT, Grambline College
crambIine. Ia. and North caro-
Ina state College at purna"
each had one lee on the trophy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12


bound together with rawhidc
thongs. ''>
Don Eagle is especially adep,
al this unusual style, which he
learned rs a young brave on The
Caughnawaga Reservation in Ono.
bee The Bruiser, on the other
hand' has never seen an Indian.
style match in his life. He is
Just cockey enough TO believe
mat ne can lick Don Eagle at il,
anyway. ~
" third fall is needed 70
decide the bout. the man who
won his fall in the fastest .'.re
viii choose whether the d,
session will be esteh.as.cateh.ean
or Indian style.
The Bruiscr says no third fall
VIII be necessary. He is sure that
ne can overpower Don Eagle in
INC rocked combat of Indian
wrestling.
The guys that brother me are
the fellows who run all night .
Snarls The BruiScr. Il am tbe
strongest man in Wrestling today.
ANY time can get in close. |
can clobber the other guy Don
Eagle isn't too bright His best
chance was to try to keep out
OF my way and hope for a lucky
break. Now he hasn't got a
chance" "
Don Eagle, Of course. has 9th.
er ideas.
Indian style wrestling is very
and very scientific he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
Howard Debators Win
( trophies In 'E'oAfney

- WASHINGTON, d. c. - Howard Unversitys Kappa
ogma debating team last week nine of debates and
e Individual public speaking competition to capture TWO
o three trophies awarded the sixth annual International
Debate Tournament held at the University of Rochester
Nappa Sigma of 35 e. rep eScnng 81 colleges
N northeast, md-Atlanc and midWestern states