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1fatha

PoIRIER, RUTH F. Officers and
81 e. + ! d: J: +:
NO olic War Veterans, are no
A RUTH F, POIRIER. and
are asked to assemble for recita-
ton Of the rosary at $50 pm.
Wednesday, September 6, 1861, at
the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home,
1851 Good Hope I'd. sc. Mem
hers Of all other posts and auxilia-
ries are invited to attend
MRS. AIMEE SANFORD,
President. 8
PRICE, ERNEST. On Sunday, Septem-
Der 3, 1851. at his residence 1850
I'd st. s.w.. ERNEST PRICE, beloved
husband Of Mrs. Katherine v. Price,
father Of Thomas F., Wilbur NJ. and
Ernest v. Price, Mrs. Margaret Erna
DeVaughan, Mrs. Katherine v. Nor
row and Mrs. Esther Elizabeth
Shaver: brother OF Lillian Clewell
and Mrs. Martha Hutton. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th ST. and Massachusetts ave. ne,
where services will be held Wednes-
day, September g. at lI:30 am.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery
Evening star., 1961-09-05
MoTLwAINE. GEORGE ". On satur.

day. ,sePtsm6eT 2. 1851. GEORGE
W. McILWAINE of 511 9th st.
NV. Remains resting at loves
Funeral Home, 1925 Maryland ave.
ne. Funeral and interment Char
lotte, N c.
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TRESVANT, HAMMIE, Jr. Denart

this life suddenly, on Saturday,
September l, 1861, HAMMIE TRES
WANT, Jr", of 257 57th st. ne.
devoted mother. Mrs. Esther Tres
want, and father Hammte Tresvant,
Sr.; three devoted brothers. five
sisters, a host of other relatives
and many friends. Notice of funeral
later The Brown g. Davidson Fu-
neral Home, $685. Eads st. ne. in
charge OF srrangements.
Evening star., 1961-09-05

hOoE, FLURENCE GhACE. On Sum
Nursing Home, Woodburn Heights,
Fairfax County, Va, FLORENCE
GRACE ROSE. She is survived by
three nieces, Mrs. F. G. Dawson Of
Arlington, Va; Mrs. David w.
Young of Vienna, Va, and Mrs.
Robert H. Voigt OF San Antonio,
Tex. Friends may call at the Money
& King Funeral Home, III Maple
ave. west Vienna, Va, where serv-
ices will be held Wednesday, Sep
Creek Cemetery
Evening star., 1961-09-05
1rathH

CALHOUN, MARGARET F. On Friday
September l. 1851. MARGARET F
CALHOUN, beloved wife Of Charles
Tsu 1!nGGh' rISi StsI StSIeIod Ms NJ WI ~
neral and interment private. Kindly
omit flowers. 3
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MATTHEWs. ERANK hi IN s,,nda,

MATTHEW'S, FRANK N. on Sunday
September 3, 1861, FRANK M
MATTHEW'S Of 757 Hobart pl. NV,
beloved father of Mildred Wilson
and Aurelia Joel. Notice of funeral
later. Services by Frazier's.
Evening star., 1961-09-05

POIRIFR.
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-21
Migration
Costs State
Over 100000

State College, Miss. : Mig
ration cost Mississippi over
4O0, 900 persons during the
past decade, according to COM
putations of Experiment Sta
ton sociologists. This loss,
large enough to populate
three cities about the size of
Jackson, has turned a normal
ly growing state population
into a declining one.
Ellen S. Bryant and DR.. G..
L. WILDER have recently re-
leased results of their popu-
lation study at Mississippi
State University. Their fig
ures take into account the
natural increase of births ov-
er deaths in the state. The net
migration figure represents
people who left Mississippi
and their loss was not offset
by other people moving in.
Their report states in part.
When the home community
cannot provide new incomes,
migration becomes a necessi-
ty and can be considered a
desirable method of balancing
available workers to available
jobs in a progressive econo-
my.
ION the other hand the loss
OF investment and manpower
ensuing from out-migration is
a heavy financial incumbran-
&c to residents of the state.
If the cost of rearing and
educating a child in Mississip-
pl to age Is is assumed to be
$4,000 per white child and
$4,000 per non-white child, the
lost investment in migrating
youth to Mississippi people
can be estimated at some
-
what over 81 billion during the
decade.
IF we assume conservative
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-21
Farmers Face
Tax Decisions

the amount of taxes paid over
a period of years is no more
than the legal minimum. the
economist explains.
Inc problem may be either
to reduce or increase net in
come for the year.
If net income appears high
this year, Dr.. Johnston gives
these suggestions for reducing
it:
/. Buy and pay for feed,
seed, fertilizer and other sup
plies before December 81 in
stead OF purchasing them af-
ter JANUARY /.
2. Be sure that all of the
current years farm bills are
paia up before December 81.
.. Buy paint and other ma
terials before December 81
that might be used after jan
uary l for minor repairs to
machinery, equipment, fences
ana buildings.
4. Postpone any sales of
livestock, crops and other
farm products that may be
planned normally for the last
week or two in December I'M
til after January L. Do not
hold if a serious cost or loss
value is linkely to result.
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-21

a year had they remained in
Mississippi, Emigration is cost
ing the state an additional $500
million a year in earned veal
tn. When this figure is multi
pied by the number of re-
naming working years il.
each migrants lifetime, the
figure becomes Astronomical.
II investment and production
losses are added together.
Mississippi's migration loss
during the 1950's cost the
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-21

State College. Miss - Mana
cement decisions that a far
mer makes before December
81, 1861 may affect the amount
OF income tax that he pays.
A farmer is subject to tax
es just like anyone else. But
his taxable income varies con-
siderably from year to year.
This is due to differences in
production and changes in
prices and costs.
Generally, the less a far
mer's taXaole income fluctuat-
es from year to year, the less
income tax he viii nave to
pay over a period of years.
income taxes reduce money
left for family living and get
ting ahead, just like any other
farm costs.
Tax management is a part
of good, sound farm manage
ment,' POINTS out DR. Rupert
Johnston, leader in agricultu-
raj economics of the MISSISSIPPI
pl Agricultural Extension Ser
vice. Taxes, too, can be re-
duced like other farm costs
by good management"
Good tax management SIM
ply means managing the farm
business in such a way that
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-21

Net income may appear to
be too low. 1t should be at
least equal to the total exemp-
lions, 5000 for each person UNI
der IS, plus the 10 percent
standard deduction. Credit for
exemptions and deductions
cannot be carried forward or
backward. For example. a
farmer and his wife and three
children could have net in
come up to $3.50 and still not
pay any income taxes. The
same is true for any taxpayer
With five exemptions, of cour-
Here's how to increase net
income for tax purposes:
/. Sell animals light in late
December which would ordi
narily be sold in early Jan
uary.
4. Leave off feed and sup
ply purchases in December
that can be carried over to
January.
3. Leave off maintenance
repairs of machinery, equip
ment, fences and buildings
until after January l..
The idea is to leave off all
costs possible and make any
additional sales possible to as
sure a net income at least
equal to exemptions and de-
auctions.
DR.. Johnston cautions
against making any decision
that will result in less tax
savings than the decision it,
self costs.
go over your records of in
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-21
The pre- Christmas rush pre-

sents lots of problems to driv-
ers that they don't experience
during the remainder of the
year. To begin with, the Wea-
Their is more inclined to be
inclement during this time Of
the year, with a greater fire.
quency of rain, snow, fog,
ice, and sleet. In addition,
there are logged Windshields,
mud : spattered windshields,
less hours of daylight and the
not inconsiderable annoyance
OF Christmas light decorations
that camouflage traffic lights
and signs. Pedestrians are
more in evidence and are u.s.
ually loaded down with pack
ages, downtown traffic is hea-
vier and slower than at any
other time of the year and
temperS seem to be short.
Driving and drinking often in
crease during this season and,
OF course, everyone is in a
rush. Drivers in a hurry take
chances that they wouldn't
ordinarily take. All these fact
|ors compound the problem
facing motorists on our high
ways.
Commissioner of Public Sa-
fety T. B. Birdsong had this
comment on Christmas holi-
day traffic Last year so
Mississippians died during the
month of December. Most of
the accidents were caused by
one of these items mentioned
above or by failing to observe
traffic regulations. The only
way we can prevent a repeti-
ton of last years tragic ex-
perience is to drive more
carefully than ever. We will
have every available man on
duty over the holiday period.
We will utilize Drivers License
Examiners, Investigators, in
fact, every man that we can
possibly put on the highways
will be there to see that the
roads are made as safe as
possible. We have received
the finest type of cooperation
from our drivers in MISSISSIPPI
pi and we pray that they will
continue. The other traffic Of
ficers in the state have help
ed UNNECESSARILY and the
news media has done a fine
job of keeping the public in
formed about our aims. We
are proud of the record we
have this year but we are
still trying to reduce the death
toll. We will continue to make
the roads as safe as we pos
sibly can.
"Let me request every driv-
er in the state to observe all
the traffic laws all the time.
Drive d~efensively and keep
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-21
DRIVERS FACE
RUSH

alert. With your help we can
have a Christmas season free
of traffic accidents"
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-21
PAGE SEVEN

state an average of $500 mil
lion a year"
Holmes County herald., 1961-12-21

come and expenses now and
see if you need to do some
tax management before jan
uary 1852" he urges.
See the local county agent
or the Internal Revenue Ser
vice representative about Far
mer'S Tax Guide.
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For gift department of local de-
pArtment store. Good salary, good
working conditions, company bene-
fits Write Boy RA.K Co.
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DRUG CLERK, exper. pref. but not
nee. Hrs. 3 to 4. Mon. through Fri.
4 CORNERS PHARM. JU. 5-9672.
rs THERE a well-educated native
born speaker Of German interested
IN teaching German part time
Teaching experience not alb
solutely necessary. Box 420-L.
Star.
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE 10 work
In modern farm home in Fairfax
County, Must be reliable, intelli-
gent. industrious, able to cook
and clean. Man must be able to
drive car. No drinkers. Room,
board, SEQ mo. Dial 7O3-GY. A.
t g21a; 81 write MRS. H. P.
Fairfax Station, Va.
PRESSER - SIX and wool, part
time: piece work, 15e. Apply
JOHNSON'S CLEANERS, 1891
Rhode Island, Mt. Rainier. Nd.
RADIo-TY Announces and writ
srs. NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
BRoADCASTING. Decatur 2-55SO.
REAL ESTATE statesmen, men or
women. Excel. opport. with reliable
co. See Mr.. WILLOUGHBY. Jr,,
u. 6-7043, 800 Mass. ave, ne,
REAL ESTATE-Full or part time.
Rockville office. VIII train, r. L.
SMITH, GA. 4-7711, VIII. 6-6579.
REAL ESTATE-Wanted manager
for small office to be opened in
speculstions.i Sk. co crSSkf hi 7-1s ssS
REAL ESTATE
Statesmen and Women
Experience not necessary; we train
you and pay liberal comm, while
you learn. AID. 4-7139.
REAL ESTATE SALEsWoMEN AND
statesmen. Due to expansion we
have several openings. 3 Mont
gomery county brokerage offices,
o subdivisions, custom building,
multiple listing. complete train
ing in sales and all phases OF
construction afford unsurpassed
opportunity for experienced or in
experienced. Top commissions and
NUMEROUS bonus program. Call Mr..
TED LINGO, INC.
REALTOR FORMERLY
The BerenS Companies
1925 Del Ray Ave. OIL. $4,000
RESIDENT MANAGER
Integrated building. No children.
For 1O2-unit, garden-type apt
bldg. in Sc. location. Must be very
reliable and able TO do managerisl
and clerical work. Salary 500 a
month and one-bedroom apt. Do
not apply unless fully qualified
Call Dl. 7-7l4O, 9-5.
statesmen AND SALEsWOMEN
part time. De. 2-044I. -1'' VI
TECHNICAL PERSONNEL
FOR SHELTER SALES
Part-time work, evenings and /oI
Weekends; technical experienced
essential, sales experience desir.
able. This organization is an as.
ISOLATION Of nuclear protective
construction engineers and es.
tAblished local contractors market.
ing shelter products Of a highly.
reputable nationwide steel manu-.
tion permits and give q one-yeaI
guarantee on materials and work.
mRnship. Statesmen looking fol
lavish. quick profits by falsely
claiming protection values neeC
not apply Character and tech.
meal experience references man,
datory. We prefer part-time worl
for government engineers associ
ated directly or indirectly with thi
work who are prepared TO furnish
/ honest service to prospective eli
ents. Nuclear-proteetive construc
! ton engineers from this organiza
/ ton will train all prospective ap
| plicants prior to making Actua
sales contacts. Apply anytime to
BRIT SHELTERS, INC.
5000 CONNECTICUT AVE
PHONE 232-144o
r,
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YOUNG MEN

Must be well dressed. ambitious
aggressive and dependable. STEADY
work: $40 = day. See Mr.. JAMES
at the Marriott Motel, Twir
Bridges, IL Am, 2 pm. or z pm
Monday only. No phone calls.
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SECYS.- STENOS.
Atlas Agency

1920 N. =. Ave. NV. RE. 7-5767
ACCOUNTING CLERK, 1875, h.S
grad.: S55-S60.
80. FOUNTAIN EMPL.
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ADM. SECYS.- to $1,000
SELECT POSITIONS
Law ITO $4,000
Criminals; Radio-Tv: InterI.
STOCK EXCH.--t S10C
Girl Fri. for Exec; Diversified
I1-GIRL OFC.----St. S85
For Mfg. Repres.-Varied Duties.
IJR. SECYS. st. S375
Public Rel. Div. for Trade Org.
DOCTORS OFCS. SO,
Recent: Girl Fri. will train.
ADVERTISING SITS
oppty: to learn Adv. light tipping
to soc
Accts. Rec. and Payable Clerical
PIX RECEIPT. --S85
Attrac. for leading builder.
RECEIPTS 500
elk TYPISTS -$70-$9O
Public Rel: Medical: inter'l.
FILE CLK.---to 5000
For Patent Law firm; Others.
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
- A Division Of MESSING
1912 x st. NV. EX. 3-727O
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-04
Early Admission Plan
Offered H. S. Juniors

fed students. SarlcS said But
in these days of increased pres
sure for admission and the tend
cncy for high school students
and their parents to make earlier
plans for higher education. a
modification of our present prac-
ticc seems reasonable If not i'm
pcrativc-and should prove adj
vantagcous both TO prospective
students and the university
effective March 1861. the Of.
flee OF admissions plans 70 grant
preliminary admission. subject
70 continued good performance
in the twelfth grade. 10 clearly
qualified applicants who have
completed their junior year Of
high school study.
students may apply for adj
mission any time after the begin.
ming of their senior year IN high
school for the semester or sum
MGR session Immediately SubSc.
qucnt TO their graduation from
high school, Sarlcs added.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-04

WAYNE state University Will
grant preliminary admission TO
high school students after they
start their senior year beginning
this March
The program was outlined in
report TO Wayne States Board
of Governors at their meeting on
Wednesday. Jan. 10. in the Nc
cregor Memorial Conference Cen
ter.
Or Hugh + Sarles, director of
admissions for the university.
said the program, call ed the
Early Decision Plan will al
low preliminary admission of
clearly qualified applicants on
the basis of six SemcStcrS OF
completed high school study.
Sarles said that heretofore, all
applicants 70 Wayne State have
been required 10 delay formal sd-
mission applications until their
final semester OF study.
This procedure has been fairly
effective in screening for quail.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-04
When, Where To
File Income Tax

You must file your 1860 income
tax return not later than April
II. 1861 or penalties will be IN.
vokcd.
You iilc your TAX return With
tie lnSuic llfr, tOi liirrua
Revenue Service. Detroit 81. Mich
iean II YOUR tax return indicates
money is owing. make check, pa
able to Internal Revenue Ser
vice" Any tax that is owed must
be paid at the time YOU file your
income tax return.
When the tax return IS com
plcted. be sure TO attach a Form
W. for each employer shown on
the income tax form Double
check your arithmetic for accur.
acy. Sign the return 49, II 1t Is
a joint return. both husband and
wife must sign. Drop the com.
plctcd tax return in the mail
DO it carly-Dont wait Till
the last mInutcl
The Internal Revenue Service
says first come, first served on
refunds. Be one Of the first!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-04
Prime Called
Best AS Shot

Freddie Prime is the best
shooter I've had here at WAYNE
State University in my 10 years
as head coach
Speaking was loci Mason coach
of the Tartar basketball team and
a former professional basketball
and football PLAYER himself
Although call Freddie the
best shot I've coached he isn't
the best basketball player Ma
son explained THAT will come
later because he is only a sopho.
more
Prime. who is probably one Of
the nations smallest forwards
at 5-feet-l0. has been averaging
over 20 points game this sea
son and his field goal shooting
percentage is a nifty $50
Many people don't realize the
disadvantage Freddie IS playing
with. Mason said Most OF the
time nc is guarded By players six
inches taller than he is
Prime. who played his high
school basketball az Mumford in
Detroit, overcores this handicap
with his ability 70 Jump high.
He Usually is we'll off the floor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-04
Bradley Sparks
Lawrence Tech

John Bradlcys 81 points spark
cd Lawrence Tech to its 18th
triumph in II starts in a ll-76
rout Of Kalamazoo Saturday night
at lIackett Ficdhousc
The 6-foot.2. 1875 pound junior
forward from Highland Park
notched % points in the first
half and after cncountcring his
fourth personal foul sat out 10
minutes of the second half
Bradley. who is the nation 5
small-college scoring leader in
the National Association of In
tercollegiatc Athletics WITH "A 80
average. sank II field goals and
seven free throws. He now has
a 565-point total
Techs assault also was sup
ported by Clayton PetherS' 26
(10-6) and former Servitc sharp
shooter Jerry Wnuk'S % Cl03l
The winners sank So per cent of
their floor shots
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-04

While small girls and large
vases may not mix. this picture
was staged TO show one Of the
most unique pieces of Bohemian
Crystal ever made in Czecho-
slovakia.
Weighing over 200 lbs. and
taller than our little lady's 3 feet.
it has been acclaimed throughout
the world - from Melbourne to
London.
Long noted for its superiority
in glass making, Czechoslovakia
offers the American tourist the
opportunity to see some of the
most exciting designs ever Gre
ated with glass. Ranging from
delicate crystal champagne glass
es to vases like the one shown
above, the tourist can cover 500
years of glass making in just
few days.
Czechoslovakia is blend Of
old and new. From Roman stat
ueS TO the world famous Charles
Bridge to the brand new Inter-
national Hotel. the tourist can
now visit this historic country at
a very favorable rate Of exchange
for his dollar.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-04
a More Ratt|eys
Join Pro Ranks

TALLAHASSEE ~ The signing
Of four Florida Ann University
Rattlcrs grid players recently
bringS 10 nine the total number
Of Rattlcrs IN the pro ranks
Clarence Childs. two-time All.
America halfback from Lakeland.
came to terms with the Calgary
Stampcders Of the Canadian Lea.
que lIalfback Lewis Johnson Of
Barlow mixed an agreement with
the Houston Oilers. and tackle
Jake Bradley of Lake City Is
going TO PLAY for the ST Louis
Cardinals
1slfbsck EUGENE White of
Miami was drafted by the New
York Charts. White i. a junior,
but his class graduated which
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-04
when he lets 90 with his favoriie
shct-s one handed Jump.

when he lets 90 with his favoriie
shot--s one handed Jump.
Prime credits track and swim
mlne for the spring m hl- leg
At Mumford he starred a. q hl-N
Jumper on the track team and
As a diver on the swim squad
~ WAYNE state he Will also
compete ID track but MT in Svin
ming bccaN>c q IS held az ihe
same time as Basketball IN NE
Detroit Public School lcaevc
swimming is fail sport
Prime has necn Wayne state ,
high scorer IN an but two games
this season lIc also utillc~ hrs
Jumping ability as rohoundcr
and ranks second on the sqaad
in that department
With Freddie Prime around r
Mason commented '"our basket
ball future certainly look hri-h'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-04

column to the subject. Post
Season Grid Package is Anal
yzcd.' The package is bright
and gay. he stated in his open
ing sentence. adding. Before il is
put on the shelf, think us con
tents should be revealed and
analyzcd
He then stated that the pack
age" is AIlami's four post-scaSon
football games and that the
games represent dazzling achieve
mcnts mixed with some
obvious shortcomings. "A few Of
the problems they pose are com
pick Others are simple and de-
mand immediate correction, De
vine declared
In anslyzing the attendance.
Devine said the figures revealed
the following:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-04
Miami Post Season
Games Attract Throngs

MIAMI-"Thc Orange Blossom
Classic was shrcwdly and sound
~ promoted. wrote Miami News
sports editor Tommy Devine in
a recent column. Host Florida
AIM University defeated Langs-
ton. 4026, in the December 10
contest
The famed writer devoted his
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-04
BY JIM BUTLER

what by an astounding high Jump
by an l8.year.old Russian in q
meet at LenIngrad only a few
hours earlier As reported by
lass, the Soviet News Agency
Valeri Brunei jumped 7 feet
~ inches.
Thomas old indoor mark was
Z feet 2'2 inches and his world
outdoor mark was 7 feet 80,
inches.
Hayes Jones. Of Pontiac. Mich.
an Olympic bronze medalist.
fought off world record holder
Don Styron al the tape and won
the 70-yard high hurdles in a
blazing 80 seconds at the Wash
lnelon star Games Saturday night
The 22-ycar- Eastern Mich.
gan University graduate cqualcd
Lee Calhoun's meet record. which
IS equivalent TO an American mark
because. Of the unusual distance
Florentino Fernandez. of Han
vana. made an impressive debut
tonight as a fullfledged middle.
weight by flooring Rory Calhoun
once for knockout in the eighth
round of their nationally iclcvised
fight at Madison Square Garden
Still listed as a wcltcrwieh'
contender. but weighing 1856
pounds to Calhoun's 1904. Fern
andcz staggered bull-shouldcred
Rory Of White Plains. n. y. with
a left hook and then battered
him until another left hook drop.
ped him on his back
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-04

makes him eligible for the draft
He has decided 10 remain in
school and play out his eligibility.
IIalfback AL Frazier noted
running mate Of halfhack Willie
Galimorc from 1852 1856. is re-
porting 10 the Denver Broncc5.
Frazier has seen service with
the Chicago Bears and TWO Cara.
dian League e,cycns
lIalfback Willie Galimorc and
tackle Willie Lee are wiih the
Chicago Bears, tackle Willie Mc
Clung is with the Detroit Lions
end Willie Barber played as a
ycarllng with Calgary laH illl.
and so did Tackle Riley Morn
for the Oakland Raiders
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-04


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