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Evening star., 1961-08-14
COTTON

NEW YORK. Aug. IA (AP).-cotton
futures, following early steadiness,
turned lower today.
Brokers said recent advances at
tracted liquidation, with a slightly
increased volume Of hedging also noted.
Late afternoon prices were 5 to 90
cents bale lower than the previous
clost. october 34.5S, December 80. .0S
and March 1877.
Evening star., 1961-08-14
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.

Furnished BY the Associated Press
Stocks Sales
and zoos Net
Dividends (est) High Low 2:20 chg.
Evening star., 1961-08-14

prices were mixed in moder-
ately active trading.
Corporate bonds were ir-
regularly higher. Government
bonds were unchanged in slow
dealings.
Evening star., 1961-08-14

YIN DaHkIuplCy OF recelVefShlp or
being reorganized under the Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed by such com.
panies. M ex-interest. ct Certificates.
bonds, negotiability impaired by maturity.
Evening star., 1961-08-14
D. c. SECURITIES

SRles-Wash Gas com-lO at 73h.
Pot Elec Pwr com-4S at 41A, 80 at
Evening star., 1961-08-14
DIVIDENDS

BY the Associated Press
Evening star., 1961-08-14
UNITED STATES TREASURY POSITION

By the Associated Press
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
Four Eastside
Teams Play
10 Break Tie

Mumford. Pcrshing and Cass
won Friday TO join DENLY IN a
deadlock for first place. Each
The four leaders also should win
is. undefeated in three starts.
their games this week when
Central plays Cass. DENLY OPP.
poses Northeastern. Mumford
meets Eastern and Pershlng
takes on Osborn.
Mumford picked up two touch
downs in the first period and
drubbed Northeastern. 1918.
Pershlng handed Eastern its
second loss. 1870 A 20-yard pass
from George Richardson to
Ted Wheeler led TO the first
touchdown. Bob Engle going a
yard. Duane Smith ripped off a
20-yard' end run and Dennis
Lushke converted with a place
kick in the last period
Cass needed third-period
touchdown to hold oil Osborn.
1916. Bill Weston twice storm
ed through the lin Tor Cass
scores, going II yards and SO
Sterling Mcdonald turned end
for 30 years and the Osborn
POINTS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14

can be credited TO the develop
ment copper drainage tube. Type
DWV for home drainage, waste
and vent piping.
While copper piping has been
standard in homes for hot and
cold water lines for over 80 years,
the introduction of special light
weight copper tube for drainage
in 1855 required revision of out
dated building codes that we're
written before this new type of
piping was developed, "Foehl
says.
In 1856 necessary code revi-
sions had only been made by
communities of IL states. Today
over 500 communities in 43 states
have modernized their codes TO
accommodate this new material
and more than 100000 installa-
tions using Type DWV Copper
Drainage Tube have been made.
FOehl passes along some tips
on how homeowners and pro-
spective home buyers can make
best use of this material:
|. If you are buying new
development home, check whether
the feature "all-copper plumbing
includes drainage lines as well
as water piping.
2. If you are having new
home custom-built. ask your
plumbing contractor if he is
planning on using copper drain
age. Because vent stacks can be
installed within standard 4inch
wall partitions, copper drainage
piping does not require extra
wide plumbing walls that take up
valuable space.
3. If you plan adding a second
bathroom. copper drainage tube
can be connected to your existing
drainage system, reducing the
need for tearing up of partition
walls.
4. II you want 10 finish a base
ment, make sure that all piping
is out of reach of heads by re-
bulky basement piping
with lightweight, space-saving
copper tube.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
Unusual Gifts
On Display

For unusual and exciting gifts,
for Christmas or any other &C.
casion, you will find fascinating
collection just inside the front
door of The Detroit Institute OF
Arts.
There are Christmas cards from
other museums. imported cards
from Holland. Sweden, Denmark
and Germany, as well as two
American lines Of distinction.
There are books finely bound.
and papcrbacks. The paperbacks
cover many artists and art per-
iods. as well as individual ones
on glass, silver. pottery, architec-
ture and allied subjects. The
bound volumes cover modern art,
books on the understanding OF art.
and some exceptionally fine vo-
lumcs, such as Treasury of World
Painting" published by Tudor;
a new volume, Indian Art in
America" by Frederick j. Dock
stader. American Negro Art by
Cedric Dover. "Expressionism in
Art" and Primer Of Modern Art"
by Sheldon Cheney.
Here, too. are large and small
prints and reproductions of fam
Gus old masters. as well as the
contemporaries and the far out
artists. Reproductions of Finnish
antique jewelry, cufflinks and
earrings modelled after Greek and
Roman coins, copies of Egyptian
jewelry in coral and faience, Will
liamsburg glass and pewer-glass
vases and bottles. pewter inkwells,
candlesticks. cups and bowls, are
all on display
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
BY Jim A. Butter

lie OF the bachelor Robinson
During the winter, youth often
iind his name listed ramone the
honor roll bowlers" those
who roll 600 or better.
This year Robby plans to work
~ Dayton, o., bowling lane
Manager of the establishment
IS ON old buddy, Brooks Law.
renee. the former Reds pitcher
The smuggling Red outficlder
q nigh school teammatc of Bill
Russell. Boston Celtic star.
rarely misses a game of the
Cincinnati Royals. the city's en-.
Try in the National Basketball
Association.
Five years ago Robinson broke
INTO the National League with a
hang. winning unanimous ac.
claim as the leagues Rookie
OF the Year"
Today. his bachelor apartment
phies he has collected over IN
IN Avondale is lined with tro-
rhes he has collected over the
past five years.
When vsda Pinson, was a tot
his family had hoped of his be.
coming an accomplished must
can.
lie was a trumpet player and
performed with the school band.
lie also pounded the drums.
To-day, during idle moments off
the field, you might find him
beating out tunes on his bongo
drums.
This has been Prisons third
full season in the majors. And,
II has been his best. For the
second timme in three years he
has banged out more than 200
hits.
The % year : old Pinson,
like teammate frankie Robin.
son. halls from Oakland. Calf.
Both were graduated from Nc
Clymonds High School. And both
were signed by former Red
Scout Bobby Mattick.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
Group Interested
In Old Paradise

DETROIT, Mich. - A group OF
interested individuals is after the
old Paradise Theatre, it was an.
nounced this week. While no
names we're mentioned, IL is
understood that a former official
of the Paradise is involved in
the negotiations although not the
head of the drive.
According TO unconfirmed re-
ports. several of the country's
top stars will be given an oppor-
tunity to invest in the corporation.
Some Of the names mentioned are
Roy Hamilton. Della Reese, Brook
Benton, Tavern Baker, Jackie
Wilson. Louis Jordon. Sam Cooke,
Ruth Brown and Clyde McPhatter.
Aside from the Apollo in New
York, The Paradise was on c e
THE important theatre to play.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
Plans Red Carpet
Treatment For
KAB Conference

More than 800 people from
Michigan, Ohio, Indiana. Illinois
and neighboring states are ex-
pected to attend a Midwest Work
shop on Litter-Prevcntion and
Identification sponsored by Keep
America Beautiful and hosted by
the Mayors Committee to Keep
Detroit Beautiful at the Sheraton
Cadillac Hotel in Detroit on
October 18th.
I'VE are planning to see that
these delegates get a royal wei
come" according TO Mrs. William
C Koerber. President of the Keep
Detroit Beautiful Committee. Our
coodinators have the details work
ed out TO assure us of a top
notch conference.
re-Workshop activities on
October IL will feature'a guided
bus tour of Detroit. including
the new Civic Center. and many
of the actual projects carried out
by the Keep Beautiful Committee.
Following the tour, an open house
will give delegates a chance TO
get acquainted and discuss mutual
problems.
Mrs. Harry 7. Jarvis is Bus
Tour Coodinator; Mrs. H. Lloyd
Patterson, Reception Coordinator;
and Mrs. Edward F. Gehrig. Re-
gistration Coodinator, and Mrs.
Fred A. Jordan, Coordinator of
Exhibits.
The program on the 18th will
include speakers from California.
Kentucky and Wisconsin as well
as neighboring states to Michi-
gan. plus three round table dis
cussion groups on specific anti
litter and Identification problems.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
Wayne's New CridirOn Coach 4
Has All Michigan Background


DETROIT = Hal willard.
Wayne State University's new
head football coach. Is =
young man who came TO the
Detroit school In 1854 and
stayed.
A native OF Cas- City. Mich.
Willard Is In his eighth con.
secutive season with the Tar
tar football team.
He played quarterback dur
Ing the 194.55-56 seasons I'M
der Herb Smith and then was
named backfield coach after
graduating in June OF 1857.
Willard. a 29-year-old father
OF two children, served as
backfield coach for three
seasons and then was named
acting head coach last fall
when Smith was sidelined be.
cause OF an emergency opera
ton. Smith is still on the WSU
faculty as an associate pro-
lessor OF health and physical
education.
willard. who served two
years in the u. S. Air Force
during the Korean War and
spent his freshman year at
Western Michigan University
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
Scott, Egan Join
Rookie AII-Stars

Ray Scott and Johnny Egan
the No. ] and 2 draft choices
respectively. OF the Detroit Pts,
tons who have turned IN i'm
pressive showings in the teams
first four exhibition games, will
take leave of the Pistons Mon
day night.
But not for long.
The six-foot. nine-inch Scott,
whose 1875 point average tops
all Pistons in scoring thus far,
and the slx-foot Egan. who has
a 81 average, are scheduled to
Join the National Basketball
Associations Rookie All Stars
Tuesday to prepare for the an
nual milk fund game against
the New York Knockers in New
York Friday night.
Returning to New York's Mad
ison Square Garden will be old
stuff for Egan. He captivated
the Garden as we'll as national
tclcvision audiences last March
when he led Providence College
to to the National Inyitational
Tournament championship
Based on their play in help
ing the Pistons beat Chicago
twice and split with New York
during the last 10 days, Scott
and Egan appear "cinches' TO
make the grade in the MIA.
Scott had his best game
against New York in Midland
last Wednesday when he counted
q points and grabbed Is re-
bounds.
A third rookie to withstand
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
Opening Program

The Making OF The Jewish
Mind will be the theme of the
opening program of the Friends
of The Detroit Public Library.
with DR.. Richard c. Hertz, Senior
Rabbi of Temple Beth FL the
speak, on Wednesday. October
18th at the main Detroit Public
Library.
DR.. Hertz, author of numerous
books including Inner Peace for
You" and Prescription for Heart
ache, is nationally prominent
in Jewish organizations and has
recently visite Iron Curtain
countries. studying the situation
of Jewish people and their reli-
gion under communism. He is
we'll known as a public speaker
and university lecturer.
The meeting Of the Friends OF
The Detroit Public Library is
at 800 p. Nj. II is open TO the
public. There is no admission
charge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14

These Improvements in houses
increase the need for intelligent
understanding of the way to fire
furnace properly.
" odors are coming from the
register Of the hot air furnace,
have the fire pot and fire dome
examined by good furnace re-
pair man. The fire should burn
with clear flame and not be
smothered so that il will form
gas. When you add coal, keep il
on one side and leave a free
burning fire on the other side
TO prevent formation OF smoke
ard gas and get the greatest
amount Of heat from the coal.
All sss-fired hot water heaters
should be properly connected
TO fIue opening 10 the outdoors.
You should make sure that
your furnace is clean and that
you do not shut the draft off so
completely that fumes from the
furnace come back into the
house.
III you use a kitchen exhaust
fan or other exhaust fan in the
house, check during its operation
to see that proper draft is being
maintained while il is in use. An
exhaust fan may cause a back
draft through the furnace flu.
1t is possible TO pull the air from
the outside through the furnace
If the house is sealed too tight
Ia,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14

McGuire's knife is Danny Doyle,
81 cornerman from Belmont
Abbey, N. c.. where McGuire's
brother, AL, coached. Doyle has
average 81 points in the four
games but more important has
done good job on the boards.
indicating that the Pistons will
think twice before letting him
90.
The Pistons. who will not re-
sumo their exhibition play until
next Saturday night when they
meet New York in Allentown.
Pa, are down TO l3 players. one
over the squad they cap carry
when the season begins at Bos-
ton, Octaber Fl. BY positions the
pistons have two centers. six
cornermen and five guards.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
Is Your furnace Safe?

Dropping temperatures and
chilly fall days mean tn,
time is here again wnen doors
and windows are closed and
when furnaces and stoves are
used again. II is important that
the man of the family should
make sure that the heating eq.
ulpment is in good condition
for the long winter months
ahead, DR.. Joseph Molner, City
County Health Commissioner,
reminds householders
Carbon monxide gas cannot
be detected either by taste or
smell and it can be fatal. II is
caused by the incomplete burn
ing of coal, heating gas. fuel oil
or gasoline. II may cause death
if the person who breathes it is
in a tightly closed room or auto
mobile.
II you have a furance or stove
that smokes, il is because it
is not burning properly. II you
see or smell smoke in your liv-
ing quarters, il may be danger
signal that carbon monoxide gas
is escaping into your room along
with the smoke. Houses today
are more nearly alright and
storm windows help to make
them so, but both increase the
likelihood that carbon monoxide
poisoning may occur in case the
furnace is not properly adjusted
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
Rustproof Drainage System,

\
If you are planning to build or
remodel home in the Detroit
area. you can take advantage of
recent construction developments
TO install less bulky, rustproof,
plumbing drainage system at pos
sible cost savings.
Detroit is one of 500 progressive
u. S. communities where builders
offer more value for their
End plumbing contractors can
customers building dollars, re-
ports John Foehl, plumbing
specialist for Anaconda American
Brass Company. This good news
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14
PORTS
RAPHIC


The acknowledged birthplace,
professional baseball. Cincin.
HI was the first city TO organ
E complete team of paid
AYERS i'm 1869. With Gorge
right as the shortstop the
mous Red Stockings won So
hines and tied one without q
feat before the string OF vie
rics finally was broken by the
lantic Club of Brooklyn, Ny.
to z in ii innings, June IA,
70.
1.-THE international Leagues
Dst exciting rookie since Jackie
binson -.
Tho best hitter we've played
In or against :"
Easily the leagues most val
bile player in the last two
pnths -"
"He'll be a name player for
h years in the majors"
Thcsc were the paeans of
hise showed on sepia Ted
wage as he led the uffalo BIZ
ms to their fourth Governors
p playoff championship in %
hrs.
His own teammates. rival
ayers. managers, scouts and
tiers joined in the salute to
24-ycar-old outfielder who
tted .450 while the Bisons won
int of nine playoff games.
Savage scored ii runs in the
DC games and collected 10
IS. which included I h rec
pbles, two triples and three
mcrs. Through a leadoff man,
drove in five runs.
Eddie Machen, No. 3 ranked
avyweight contender from
land Ore, and Bian London.
kmcr British heavyweight box
champion signed for about
London last week.
Iachen fistic stock rose re.
Atly after he gave Mike De
hn of Syracuse, NY. a severe
hiding before stopping him in
ninth round of a scheduled
Founder.
London is repeatedly a ring
neback. No date was announc-
for the bout.
according TO latest informa-
on the Dodgers, there will
IL names on the permanent
They will be pitchers John
Podres. Don Drysdale, Sandy
Cher. ohm Roseboro; infeld-
flax. Rom Peranoski. Larry
krry and Stan Williams:
Jim Gillian, Ron Fairly and
Dry Wills, and outfieldcrs:
nmy Davis, Frank Howard
Willie Davis.
hen EIston Howard. the first
ro to gain a place on the
nber machine, delivered his
game-winning blow for the
KEGS. his teammates set up
avenue of clean towels from
showers TO his locker, and
aimed him as baseball
<ntate.
was once said about Cincy's
pk Robinson: HE buys a new
every time the ash tray gets
T."
PORTS, clothes and cars are the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-14

before settling atWayne State.
also coached the Tartar swim
ming team for three seasons.
He Is now devoting his full
attention to the gridders.
Last year Willard guided
Wayne State to 4-3 won-lost
record and a third place finish
in the Presidents Athletic
Conference.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-17

person for contempt" ex-
planned Red. 'Nobody's 60
ing to call ME old"
r X X
A new low in teevee ad-
vertising, which we thought
already h a d reached It's
nadir, promotes a hair goo
for females with an obnox-
iously cute voice walllng,
"Who put the ooh in sham
poo, who put the ooh IN
shampoo"
We do not care to know
who put the ooh in shampoo.
But in order to lacerate him,
we would like to know, II
you will pardon our baby
talk, who put the pooh IN
this worst teevee commercial
IN history.
X X X
arsons. our neighbor
above, reported on the trou-
bles he had with a German
police dog which he bought,
extensively treated at the
vets only to have the thing
walk off and never return.
A lousy animal like that
probably was an East Ger
man police dog.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-17

students pursuing academic courses
can hold their own against the pro
players of the other Southeastern
Conference football teams. BY los
ing their weekly game, Tulane's
S ch 0 ars have demolished this
theory.
AS a football fan, a Tulane
graduate, member of the univer-
sitys unpaid and unsuccessful foot
ball recruiting organization, we
herewith state our preference: re-
main amateur but stop butting
heads with the big state-supported
colleges of the SEC which can out
bid any private school for football
talent. Other private institutions
elsewhere in the nation have re-
tired from the high-pressure game
and returned to the amateur sport
with most happy results.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-17

Just imagine that you
are a stranger. trying to
catch a flight. and the first
sign pointing TO an airport
would be the one over by
ST. Elmo - and that one
pointing in the wrong direc-
ton to help Jackson County.
whether this would be a
matter for the highway de-
partment or the board of
supervisors, / do not know,
and this letter to you is just
in the hope that you might
know where to apply some
heat to get it done.
Il hope you share my
views and that you can get
something started"
We share your views.
We're not too well-equipped
with heat applicators. And
we're not too familiar with
signs along the highway. But
1t would seem, answering on
the spur of the moment,
that South ern Anyways
would erect a sign.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-17
Court

Continued From Page y
grand larceny. and Hassel
Williams. attempted grand
larceny.
Continued were cases involv-
ing E. 0. Anderson, Roger S.
Goff, Orville L. Clark, Percy
l. Malone, Mrs. Evelyn Ma
lone, J. P. Walker, T. C. Boy
kin, Jesse R. Rhodes, Hermon
Cassels, Lamar Havard and
James Jones.
Selected for the petit juries
were Claude E. Todd, Gary w.
May, Walter M. Thornton, Alva
E. Clark, Leonard R. White.
Hubert Smith, w. E. Jones,
Jr., Thomas w. Fields, Albert
G. Draughn, Clyde E. Myers,
T. H. Miller, Ernest Gum, Jr.
Richard E. Carroll. Brin-
son J. Parker. Norris L.
Waltman. Phillip Williams.
Jr. Earl r. Cochran. Larue
r. Rice.
T. j. Hutcherson, Rich Hall,
A. L. Glaskox, Jr., l.. c. John
son, j. d. Baria, Henry L. Por-
ter, Jr., ]. H. Germany, Ed
ward J. Brou, w. j. Littrell,
Jr. and Cleophus Burney.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-17

Perkinston Junior College.
Mrs. Harold M. Perry re-
turned this week from a two
week visit with her sister-in-
law and family. the v. M.
Wallaces in Houston. Tex. and
her parents. Sen. and Mrs.
r. D. Everitt of Ruleville. She
was accompanied on the trip
by her brother-in-law w. S.
Perry and her daughter KathY.
| Mrs. Jackie Madison and son
James met Pfc. Madison in
Columbia Friday and spent the
weekend in Fayette with his
parents, the James Madisons.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. G. Levy, Jr.
and son Terry were in New
Orleans over the weekend
where they visited Mr.. Levy's
father who had surgery Tues
day.
Diane Krebs. daughter of the
J. E. Krebses. Shirley Martin.
daughter Of the c. B. Martins
and Barbara Clark. daughter
of the George Clarks were at
home with their parents over
the weekend from Mississippi
Southern.
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Krebs and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H. Beach were Mr.. and
Mrs. ". r. Krebs and daughter
Carla Of Mobile.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-17

Moss Point land other places
too) a dozen packs of cards
are stacked in drawers too
weary TO be used in hot
shot bridge or poker game.
If the owners could just take
enough time TO mail them TO
the Elks lodge in Pascagoula
they would be contributing
10 a cause that is worthy.
However, people are too
busy to even do this, aren't
they?
We received letter the
other day that was labeled
this is no letter to the editor
to be published"
The contents were Okey
and if the man wants his
name withheld, well, that's
okey too.
The letter pertained to our
airport and the condition
that we use it or lose. And
he said it seems there would
be better directions, a sign
on the highway directing
traffic to the airport.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-17

Chronicle has been to the
governments savings bond
program.
Presented by Ed Virgins,
who is local chairman for
the program, the certificate
is properly handsome with
its illuminated lettering and
authoritative seals.
And despite the fact that
it is non-negotiable, we re-
ceived it happily and will
keep it gratefully.
4 X X
Red Watts - otherwise
known as His Honor Judge
L. A. Watts-told the Rotary
Club Wednesday of sending
a court attache out to re-
move certain effects from
the custody of a certain citi-
zen.
The attache returned nurs-
ing livid bruises to inform
Watts that said citizen, while
inflicting the contusions,
shouted that "that old sob.
Judge amt gonna take any,
thing away from here"
II Immediately cited that