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Evening star., 1960-12-02

In quest of Maryland edu-
Gators support for its high
school driver education pro-
gram, the American Automo-
bile Association will make a
survey of Montgomery Coun-
tvs recent graduates to deter
mine the effects Of its pet
project.
Richard A. Hartman, chair
man of the Automobile Club
of Maryland, told a meeting
of the Suburban Maryland
AAA Advisory Board yesterday
in Langley Park that the
study will pursue records of
two lists of high school alum
ni-those who received their
driver certificates and those
who did not take the course
Mr.. Hartman said the sur
vey will be completed by
February / and he expects it
Evening star., 1960-12-02
Junior Groups
Leader Installed

Leamon w. Peacock. presi-
dent of the Mount Olivet Civic
Association. last night installed
Otis Freeman as president Of
the groups junior group.
Mr.. Peacock also presented
awards to members Of the ju-
nior group for their activities
in support Of the association.
Especially singled out were
Charles Martin, for raising
funds for the association
sponsored football club, and
Shirley Harper. who was elected
Miss Mount Olivet.
Capt. John w. Trotter Of the
ninth precinct spoke to the
group on the role Of the police
man in the community.
Evening star., 1960-12-02
EsyMs2s-
- -EsE "a
Survey Seeks Support
For Driver Education

to reveal a dramatic contrast
in safe driving records to back
up the AAA's long-fostered
legislation aimed at providing
driver education in every
Maryland high school.
Edgar p. Silver. a delegate
to Maryland's General AS
sembly and chairman OF its
committee on revisions Of
motor vehicle laws, warned
the board that such a bill will
have little hope of passing
without support from Gov
Tawes.
"The greatest problem is the
educators themselves" Mr.
Silver declared. THE Cover.
nor is not willing to press the
bill until the State Department
Of Education gives it solid sup
port. The great fear among
teachers seems to be that II
a State legislature provides
money for driver education. II
is in effect telling them what
subjects they must teach"
Mr.. Silver said the survey ir
Montgomery would be "sC
Evening star., 1960-12-02

localized and so personal" that
it should carry considerable
weight.
In other business. the ad-
viSory board passed a resolu-
ton expressing its opposition
to the use of State motor
Evening star., 1960-12-02

vehicle taxes for "non-highway
purposes"
The board agreed to appoint
representatives to meet with
Washington and Virginia
groups to work up further reso-
lutions on the same subject.
Evening star., 1960-12-02
Why NasaIaire gives you instant relief

Deeper.penetrating than messy
sprays that can be blocked by con-
gested nasal passages. NAsALAIRE's
amazingly effective gas vapor action
penetrates entire congestcd area 10
unlock clogged sinus cavities. give
quick relief from throbbing pres
sure pain.
Arizona tribune., 1960-10-14
Race Relations
Diory

LONDON: Louis "Satchmo"
Armstrong, that perennial trum-
peter and singer. told London
reporters that he didn't dig the
politics. He said he was inter-
ested in music and he wasn't
worried about anything else.
WASHINGTON, Dc: U. S.
State Department revealed it has
aided nearly 100 African students
who had become dissatisfied with
conditions in Russia and satel-
lite countries.
Two complaints voiced by the
students against Russia were U
Soviets reduced living expense
allowance when they didn't COOP
crate politically and (2) students
we're not allowed to mingle with
Russians or other foreign stu
dents.
NEW YORK --Henry Cabot
Lodge, Republican candidate for
the vice presidency. told record
throng in Harlem that he would
ask for Negro member to be
appointed to the President S cab
met.
Arizona tribune., 1960-10-14
Fraud Charge Filed

John Lewis, of 2l26 E. Broad
way, has been charged with fill
ing fraudulent unemployment in
surance claims for 5000.
c. B.. Taylor, acting unemploy-
ment insurance manager of the
Phoenix Industrial Office, filed
the charge before Justice of the
Peace AL ]. Flood.
Arizona tribune., 1960-10-14

PHOENIX. NAACP YOUTH COUNCIL members urge citizens
on The Fight For Freedom membership drive which
October Is and ends Nov. l3.
the discussed
meeting, Sunday Oct Souhmnster Presbyterian Church,
1923 Rd Osborne Callahan Of
youth group high school college students.
Austin Copeland 248 w. Adams is the membership chairman
He is assisted by John Mlligan, 24l8 W. Adams.
Others pictured Mary Woodford, 1853 E Mobile Sharon
Brooks, 1922 Ruby Gilbert O9 W.Apache William Haw
ns 943 Adams Lawrence Callahan l849 So. Seventh Avenue,
Hawkins Adams, Jesse Burnett, 27O6 Mobile Kneeda
Gilbert, Roosevelt, Mary Hail. 1914 Eleventh
Ave Jordan Harrs 1925 Apache Bass 1878
Ed
Arizona tribune., 1960-10-14

Cynthia Bell, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. William Bell, 2l55 E.
Parkway Drive, won first place
in poetry reading contest at
Salpointe High School. Tucson,
last Saturday.
Cynthia is freshman at South
Mountain High School. Her sell
ection was "The Creation" by
James Weldon Johnson, afamous
Negro poet.
Arizona tribune., 1960-10-14

Planning the first harse show is the committee
Valley Arizona Cosmetoogists Association.
Admring fashion by Miss Helen Mlldrow
Qeft right Moore Mrs. Omega Chappele Ethel
Edwards. Ruth Walker Rosie and Clara Counts.
styles will be presented Masonic Temple 339
E. Jefferson. Sunday Oct. l6 pm.
Banks
Arizona tribune., 1960-10-14

ssYN sxyusoQd
soVfQ 1o4YdSo
'qyI-ssATVo1v e4N4S
, 1960-02-02
Cord Of Thanks

The Evans and Petrus fam
lily wish to thank their many
friends, and others, who ex-
pressed their profound SYM
pathy on the untimely death
of Violet Evans Santos on
January %, 1860.
, 1960-02-02
ATTENTION

PUBLIC Will
give use office, telephone, type
writer, desk, etc. in exch. for a
certain number Of hours of Secre-
tarial work. Other offices in
same bldg. require svcs of pub
lie steno. Tel. Fl3J. Ell. Lambert
, 1960-02-02
FOR SALE

is foot nodded fberglass
boat with IS HIP. out
board motor, trailer and
accessories. Price $17O0.
Call c 374
, 1960-02-02

-wFenAv
United Artist presents
Erskine Caldwelps
GODS LITTLE ACRE"

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Buddy Hackett and Tina Louise
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Lex Barker, Mari Blanchard
This is an exciting story, taking
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shortly before the attack on
Pearl Harbor.
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THE GREAT ST. LOUIS
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, 1960-02-02
SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON LABOR MATTERS
NoTIcE no GoYERNMENT EMPLOYEES

"A Special Committee of the Virgin Islands Legislature is
now preparing a new pay plan to cover employees OF the Gov
eminent of the Virgin Islands. This pay plan will be consider
ed by the Legislature during the 1860 Regular Session con-
vening in April.
The Committee is DESTROYS Of receiving recommendations
from all government employees throughout the Virgin Islands
on subjects related to our study, including the classification
plan for government employees, pay ranges, increments for
length Of service, overtime payments, etc.
If you have any suggestions or observations to make,
please forward them to the committee, in care of its chair
man, Senator Earle B. Ottley, P.O. Box 987, st. Thomas, Vr-
gin Islands, not later than February Is, 1860.
Public hearings on the proposed pay plan will be sched-
uled at q later date.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON LABOR
MATTERS
28-29-13 Earle B. Ottey. Chairman
, 1960-02-02
WARMING

Deadly poison will be set
over the land Of Estate Gale
donia for stray dogs that are
dstroying my animals. Neigh
bors are asked to keep their
pets.
Eugene M. Brady
, 1960-02-02
NOTICE OF SALE

The Virgin Islands Cor
poration offers for sale as IS,
where is, one ID Chevrolet
Staten Wager 19se Model
eight cylinder engine.
Persons interested in max
ing an offer for this unit may
see the station wagon at the
Bethlehem Garage by max
Ing arrangements with Mr.,
w. Ross. Offers should be
sent to Mr.. M. o. Proverbs,
Manager Sugar Department,
Virgin Islands Corporation
Christiansted, v, I.
it'll
, 1960-02-02
AS ! SEE n

AS SEE IT 49,.
the driving conditions, like
b a d roads, poor lighting,
blind corners, hairpin turns,
and hair-raising inclines and
declivities are eliminated by
a higher quality of road en-
cheering than we have had
in the past. Even the most al
truistic insurance company
must take these driving con-
ditions into account when
setting rates for the Virgin
Islands. The driving public
should not be taxed twice be-
cause we need to improve
our streets and roads.
, 1960-02-02

1APl4l =.
Bulge was a ranking profess
sional player. Among the pro-
minent stars he has coached,
are his younger brother, Don,
former amateur and profess
sional world champion gen
orally rated as one Of the all
time greats.
Last year one Of the fea-
lures of the islands tennis
season was a round-robin
tournament at the Dorado
courts in which Don Bulge
and Bill Talbert, another for
mer Davis Cup tennis great,
participated.
, 1960-02-02
DR.. cHAvES


ions.
Born in Isabella, Puerto
Rico, in 1899, Or. Chaves re-
ceived his medical degree
from the Boston University
School of Medicine in June
1926. In Puerto Rico he
served as director Of munich
pal medical charities, muni-
eipal physician and, in 1943,
director of public health units
at San Juan.
He joined the U. S. Army in
February 1913, and served UNI
til April 1916, attaining the
rank Of major.
Dr.. Chaves entered the ser
vice Of the Veterans Admin
istration in 1916 as assistant
chief medical officer at the
VA Center in San Juan and
June 1852 until the present
time has been Director Of
Professional Services at the
Center.
, 1960-02-02
E


perty and Procurement to
the Executive Office Of the
Governor.
Bill No. 1O49, An Act to
Amend Title 10, Chapter IS,
Section 1925 Of the Virgin Is
lands Code. Sanitary Permits.
Bill No. 1855, Act to Provide
an Appropriation from the
General Fund for Purchasing
and Paving a Certain Section
Of Street in Frederiksted, st.
Croix, to give Access to the
Housing Project, for the Fis-
cal Year July i, 1859 to June
80, 1860.
, 1960-02-02
ST cRoIX

February 5th at $50 o'clock
in the old Police Court Room
in Christiansted.
All members are asked to
attend and to be on time.
, 1960-02-02
1 o S r
BLUE WALLET

Please return for reward.
Mrs. H. susden
F'sted
, 1960-02-02
WANT

One % Timekeeper at
Bethlehem Factory. Also
One ~ Field Timekeeper
to work at Sion Farm.
Apply to-
Mr.. M. Q. Proverbs
27-t-8
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
Postal Workers On Top
o. Rec Cage League


lBc.
RETS turned on their bippes,
scoring gun as they ouishot The
Royal Falcons, GAP. Paul Apee
maze The lowest noise ,f all. fin.
sn'ne With 20 points. Summer
vile tailed IL for the losers
darh's iurs received l3 point
fstm Gene Eye and f. Johnson
fM\S went down, 54-46 Al.
ex.aacr hish-scorcd ~ for
sMiS.
Sur days (Fcb. IA schedule,
2 ncrn. Postal Transportation
'crsicc (36) vs.. Sheet Metal
Workers t8.D VS.. Progressive
Cleaners; 2 pm. REFS 7.2) VS..
Detroit Collegians (36); 3 pm.
Royal Falcons O-8) VS.. Lewis
Business College 800; A
Rivers Barber Shop (7-2) IS
Marks Furs (3.D: 5 pm. Area.
dia Roller Rink I'D VS.. AMAS
(l0. All games will be played
At Northern Recreation Center,
lIolbrook and Woodward ave
nllcs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13

II had been exactly three hours.
forty five minutes and forty CT
tations earlier that POSTMASTER
Moss H. kcnrrix ..ld called to
order the clubs 25th Annual All
Sports Jamboree j.. and DR.. Ru-
fus F Clement, president, Allan
ia University had just completed
his introduction Of Gillette's Mr.
Elliott
Commonly known as the voice"
of Gillette's Cayalcade of Sports.
Mr.. Elliot was in Atlanta TO adj
dress The 100 Percenters Silver
Anniversary All-Sports Jamboree
and to receive a Silver Certifi-
cate given the Boston safety ra-
zor company for its sponsorship
of Cavalcade, the longest con-
tinuous radio-Tv sports snow on
the air.
AT this point. the Wrong Club
had cited eleven persons deemed
by il as having made the most
notable contributions to sports
during the last quarter of cen
fury. This impressive list of per-
sonalities was headed by Joe
Louis and Jesse Owens, who
were in Atlanta for the Walhaje
Apartments event Honored for
their well-known exploits in box
ing and track. both Mr.. Louis
and Mr.. Owens Addressed the cele-
br,fion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13

Branch Hickey. James A. Far
ley. Jackie Robinson, Paul
Brown, AIthea Gibson. B. 7.
Harvey, Charles Sifford, Abe
Saperstein, and Marion Mot
ley we're honored respectively
for their achievements in base
ball management. boxing de-
velepment. baseball, football
coaching and management, ten
mis-, development of inter-coI-
Iesiate athletics, golf, basket
ball management and football.
Eleven firms. institutions and
publications, including Gillette,
were honored for various roles
on the sports front in the 25-
year period. These Silver Certifi-
cate honorecs were CBS-News-
Sports. National Association In
tercollegiate Athletics. National
Newspaper Publishers Associa-
ton. Orange Blossom Classic
Committee, The Sporting News,
Sports Illustrated, Tennessee A
and State University. The Pig
skin Club, Tuskegee Institute.
and the IT, S. Olympic Commit
tee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
Satchmo, Freshmen Booked
or Pistons Bonus Games

the Minneapolis Lakers. Both
games will start at 8 pm andthe
post-game performances at 10
O'Clock.
The Pistons absorbed a record
setting l46-l28 los to the world
champion Celtics in their nation
ally-televised game in the last of
seven-game stint called the
toughest in club history" which
saw them emerge with splits in
back-to back series with Philadel-
phia. Syracuse and ST. Louis
prior TO Sundays tilt.
Boston's total was the high.
est ever recorded against the
Pistons. beating by one : point
the previous mark established by
ST. Louis two years ago in the
Western Division playoff finals.
1t also gave the Celtlcs their
sixth straight win this season
over Detroit and their 18th in
row over a two season span.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
U-M Spring
Practice Date Set

ANN ARBOR. Mich. - Head
each Bump Elliott has set the
iatcs for Michigan's 1860 spring
football practice and he Will call
Us squad together April IL to
continue workouts through May
Z.
The stocky little Wolverine
mentor. who, with his staff, has
been on a continuous merrygo
round Of high school banquets.
alumni meetings and similar
gatherings since the end of foot
hall season. will forego all out
de activities for the duration
&c spring drills. Elliott said.
Practice sessions will be held
from Monday through Thursday
with Friday Of and long scrim.
az c. 81 ST for Saturday
.ch week tn, V llverine men.
ra led IN cle { had weather
re ula~'~ sc ',uled days. Fri
lay sessions will be called in
order to Get the full 20 days al.
'cwed under NCAA rules.
I'VE hope TO get Of TO a run
mag start this spring Elliott
aid "A lot Of time will be de
II | to indN irl Instruction
Il lc rning AZ We can about
ie VIC me W. ls'c a tire.
lcndous job ahead of us and
we ~ca''y i~tend to Concentrate
or a."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
SP RTS-
6 RAPHIC

In other games Of the end OF
the fall term coach viii Robin
sons Cass Tech aggregation
dumped Osborn, $500, and Nor
thern behind Roosevelt Mitch
ellis 20-point spree, tripped Den
by. 6439 Leroy Haywood had
10 as Northeastern edged Mum
ford. 47-5l for its third straight.
Friday night, Hamtramck High
wen It's sixth Twin Valley
League victory by beating fad
ing Ecorsc quintet. 7l-58. in the
final six minutes. With Dear
born Lowrey upsetting River
Rouge. STAT. the Cosmos gained
possession of the league lead.
The score was tied, 5454 with
six minutes left when jim Ash
ford and Frank Cara both hit
two field goals and the Cosmos
were on their hitting way.
Ashford netted IS points and
Cara poited 10 TO lead Ham
tramckc
Rouge shot % per cent. max
ing only l8 of 70 attempts. and
missed II of % free shots.
Rouge players Bobby Lyons and
Park Richardson fouled out with
ten minutes left in the game.
Lyons netied Is points for Rouge
before he left the game Esly
Williams was second high for
the losers with 10 points
Northwestern High. seeking
its fourth straight West Side Ii.
Tie. hung an 85-47 defeat on
Cooley Friday II was North
Westerns eighth straight victory
and seventh in a row in West
Side play
Bill Street. midScason grad
uatc. scored 10 points in the
first period as Northwestern
raced to a 29-l9 lead. Coach Dick
Sunday made only one substitu-
ton in the first half. Matt Snor-
ten replacing Street with 5:25
left Snorton was used with
starters Larry Carpenter. Mike
Fagin. Peller Phillips and Willie
Thomas for most of the game.
Henry Carr will be with North
Westerns regulars in the remain
ing games with Cody and West
ern.
Phillips made 10 points, Car
renter Is. Thomas 10 and Fagin
- AL Atlantis led Cooley with
Is points on seven baskets and
a free throw
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
NSj TEAMS FACE
II s0SOuS SCHEDULE

4 " yi. St, lav crG
NJ sort, tcar,s 4,
'on tns week. al on the
TIE W > .c< n ID ia Ell
" iieae r lr 4 frs' 10
m'e' { ihe season Friday. Feb
q nst ian University Of Chi.
p gAcy q t'ay to Chm.
~ e. ~ Cure AAJ
opsn On s., sl;s. sca 4j.
Wsus wrcstlcrs have tw.
,.',cn's IN Pennsylvania. THE
y r,reenyille ON Friday. Fcb. II
suu Allegheny at MeadyiIlc ON
s"''F' ESD. l3 The Tartar
~, ,n,,''''acrs will also be in Mead.
10 o'' ~ a leot. Saturday, Feb.
"oundiaq cut The schedule for
,. Ivy week. tie Tartar fenc ,rc
" ave, to Sotth PEND. Ind, sat
u'uay Feb. 10. for triangular
Ii''cn with Notrc Dame and the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
Remson, Hill In
Graystone Bout

Jimmy lWrecker) Rcmson viii
shoot for his 22nd kayo in %
victories and Ernie Sonny Hill
Viii try to stretch his indicated
string TO 20 in the double main
event on the Big ID Boxing Clun
SHOW Saturday at the Grayston,
Ballroom. 4237 Woodward Ave
Remson will clash with willy
Oscar Burton in one 10 rounder.
and Hill will take on rugged
Chuck Coleman in the other. The
winners will meet within 90
lays to decide the Michigan mid
llcwcighi championship
Matchmaker Jack Waina has
booted three other bouts, with
the FIRST starting at $3.50 pm
Tickets are priced AT 81 and SO
including tax
Remson can take man out
with either hand He has put a
dozen Of his victims away with
MS right, and he has stopped
nine others with his left He has
f'a'iened IS of his opponents in
two rounds or less
The former All-Army champion
will be bidding for his seventh
'raisht kayo In his latest knock
1it string, he has beltcd out Ed
HE Troy in two, Willie Parker
IN four. Noel Morris in two. Tom
my DYNAMITE Williams in one
George Green in one and Willie
Epps in three.
Burton. an experienced cam
paigncr. has been beaten only
three times in l3 bouts. His rec
ord includes a draw with Ernie
Hill.
That is the only blot on Hills
record. lie has beaten everyone
else he has met.
Coleman former Golden Gloves
monarch. is making his first
start since finishing an Army
hitch.
The other bouts Jackie Rich.
ard IS. jim Davis, 5 rds.. heavy
weights; Les Bagi VS.. Sam Ross.
) rds.. at 1873 lbs; and Ernie Ber-
ihot Jr VS. Andrew Holt, A rds..
hcavywcights.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13

c,rot sunday basketball
uho predicted that Arcadia
'''' dominate the DETROIT
,,e,,,-u',z.No2rHs2N REcREA.
-, rrp ER League play We're
~. ~ when Postal Workers
,a,d Rcl,cr mink, 56.52, 10
81, home stretch race.
ANS ~ Postal Work.
n frrs AMI Arcadia Rol.
this week are dead
tslfri1e league lead. Each
ssI ecord Postal Workers
iTpo.nl helm Of Grover
n.,.s r back into the title
G ee I.everct' added TO
m WITH Is Abe Al
Mcmillan roccd the
ua IL Although cxcii.
ne ame Was Slcw during
r. ha'f with Postal Work
easy en- top Ct q
fs,e 1Ncri steele WIS held
ra'ris. BIT still his
,rr nrel Postal Trans
,r.ecn Service. 55.33. The
rer Success can be traced
i lar.e rari to The play &C Mar
raa, Nho contributed -
NJ teams balanced
sax Donald McDuliic
t4 N postal Transpcrtation's
a-n
Cleaners hanging
- nema'ical title chance.
a IS decision over the
clans. Louie Clay
f Ntng lob rs he col
points fer the winners.
a Donald Blackshear and
Is pms each hit 10 Bernard
Klns h.ggcd 20 for the
So 81 Campbell added -
l.ew's Business College scored
ihe b'ahest total this season. but
en- hai ~ bow - the Sheet
Nslsl Wsrkcrs, so.52. Eric John
s,a vs<tcA scorer f-r the day
r-k'ra X fNr the Sheet Metal
e..ft 9cfF trailed With n for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
ALTHEA GIBSON
ON ABOUT FACES"

Tennis star Althea Gibson will
be Ben Alexander's special guest
on About Faces Friday, Feb.
II (ABC-TV, Monday through
Friday. l-l30 PM. EST She re
places former actress Colleen
Townsend. previously announced
for that date
Miss Gibson will recall a gilt
tering highlight of her amateur
eareer--receiving the Wimbledon
Championship Trophy from Brit
aims Queen Elizabeth II
Now a professional. Miss Glib
son plays exhibition matches be-
tween halves of basketball games
played by the touring Harlem
Globctrotters.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
forweY Big Ten
Gid Star Named
N.sraa Soaeh

MORE Nd Earl G.
fm n' time University Ct
Naric.a and gor nine
linz coach of the
te COiie~c iIlwl.S
II moss iooloall coach at Nor
n c Collerc
ln Nas appointed last Thurs
cceca Edward p Eddie
Ief, President Martin ID Jcn-
h.n' aauaancsd today o.nso, cd
i'e 2 retired sRSaeptOr-s6
lhe IN, Thanksgiving TO end
sn thirty-one-yoar career.
iulpS al the ccllosc in
iae sle capacities Of Professor
Icll Education. Director
q ''ics, and Coach Of Track
ar ID
trlv fivc-ycar-old Rarks
os ns new post Monday
u -sr'li'on &C. coaching, he will
lHe It's Associate Prof essor OF
ieaaa and Physical Education
The football stat VIII remsin
Tho ssnle is THAT which served
vn.gr hurs for The past f~c
Naf ralmade Laymsn Hill,
Fsn'ath Brown, and Howard
WNeu.
"l.ie s.ant-Sizcd job OF sue.
eeea a The littlc mentor who
sisi IS ,he Bears TO foartccn
81 titles and national pre-.
act Banks brines an i'm
is, So Of credentials
p'a, 1 81 Ten football for
Fl, II lows and for two
ais h. was bo'h All.
MI Ali-M TWIST >.rard
" ne was Sl1Scn AT.
+ ile @3l n enc year Of
clay VI WITH tA- Yankee
Ga Amc en- League.
n the Maryland state
Faculty IN 1850, Banks
under Cc1cl Vernon
sleCaia and is credited
2 having dcveIoocd the strong
'n I have made the Hawke
~ TN teams in the loop.
= each Of baSchcll for seven
~ .-iyland Statc. Banks
= 5 teams TO four ClAA
'0ampionship7
sra rtt - lew an
tae Ms z r 2 in "a
g nny csl a. b. H. Nc
iee Ua-vcrsit,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13

THE Duke Ellington concert
following our game with the
Hawks was both an artistic and
financial success Kcrbawy de-
clared. so we've completed ne
gotiations to bring two of the
biggest names in the world of
entertainment to Detroit for our
games at University of Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13

in March
Louis lSatchmo) Armstrong and
his orchestra will play in con-
cert following the March 2 game
against the St. Louis Hawks and
The Four Freshmen will be on
stage for a two-hour show after
the March 9 home finale against
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
Joe Louis, Jesse Owens
Cited At Sport Jamboree

Atlanta Ga-"You may not qualify as the wrongesf
but you certainly the longest club I've Witnessed
remarked noted sporscaser Win Eliot he to address
the fifteen members and almost 500 male guests of The 100
Per Cent Wrong Club here last Friday evening.