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Evening star., 1961-07-08
Dredging Job Slated
At Occoquun Creek

BALTIMORE. July 8 (AP)
j. A. Laporte, Inc, of Arling-
ton. Va, was the apparent low
bidder yesterday for a United
States Army Corps of Engi-
neers dredging project.
The Laporte bid was $37 7,226
The work involves removal o1
146,130 cubic yards of material
from Occoquan Creek, Va, al
Outer Bar and Lower Mud Bar
The project is to be finished
within so days after notifica-
tion of the contractor.
Evening star., 1961-07-08

| VA SAAAAo OAAdb A1s 11d1 ASOL
actively supported President
Kennedy last fall.
In Richmond, State Senator
Blake T. Newton, the Stephen,
campaign manager, said tht
photograph picturing Mr.. Har.
rison with Mr.. Kennedy ha.
been advertised as having beer
made at Bristol last autumn.
Actually, he declared, it was
taken at Bristol March 7, 1858
long before the presidential.
campaign. He asserted that Mr.
Harrison was not even present
at the Bristol rally attended
by President Kennedy last Sep.
tember.
Harrison hackers ARE en-.
gaging in double-talk in a last.
ditch effort for votes. They
would WOO the Nixon Demo-
Gratis in some localities and
loyal Democrats in another, -
Mr.. Newton charged.
Attorney Admits Error
John A. Blakemore, 66, an
Abingdon attorney, said today
that he was the Harrison sup
porter who placed the photo
graph in advertisements July 6
with the two Abingdon weeklies,
the Washington County News
and Journal Virginian.
He said that he had since
written the two weeklies ac-
knowledging his complete
error" and had sent copies to
the Bristol Herald Courier and
both candidates.
The photograph was sent to
him from Harrison campaign
headquarters in Richmond, Mr..
Blakemore said.
Il lost the little identifica-
ton slip that came with it and
then forgot the right date for
it," he said.
Il deeply regret that made
the error. I know Mr.. Stephens
personally and like him very
much"
"Ticket Splitting" Hit
Among those appearing in
the photograph was the late
State Highway Commissioner
Samuel D. May, who died on
March 8, 1860, some seven
months before President Ken
nedy showed up at the Bristol
rally.
Mr.. Harrison is running as
a candidate of the Byrd or
ganization and there has been
considerable resentment in
Southwest Virginia against It's
refusal to support the Demo-
cratic ticket last year.
Meanwhile, in . what he
termed his final campaign
statement" Mr.. Harrison this
morning in Chatham decried
ticket splitting ard urged all
of his followers also to vote for
his running mates, Mills God
win and Robert Y. Button, who
seek the Democratic nomina-
tion for Lieutenant Governor
and attorney general. e
Our program is both realis-
tic, farsighted and attainable, I"
Mr.. Harrison declared, "and it
is assured of substantial, ac-
tive support in the General AS
Evening star., 1961-07-08
Tuwes Returns

ANNAPOLIS, Md. July 8
(AP) Gov. Tawes returned to
work yesterday after a 21a-
week trip to the national Gov
ernors' Conference at Honolulu
and a stopover in California en-
route home.
Evening star., 1961-07-08
Boothe Calls for Strono
Public School System
BY a Star staff Writer

LEESBURG Va July 8-State Senator Armistead Boothe
LOOK MS campaign for the Democratic nomination eun-
ant governor into Loudoun County night and called for
strong, public school system in Virginia
Senator Boohe told Democratic the courthouse
that nothing in Virginia outside Of and church is as
Evening star., 1961-07-08
Virginia 6. o. P. Pins
Hopes on No. 2 Spot
Potter Sees Democratic Bottle
For Lieutenant Governor as Aid
BY ALEX r. PRESTON
star staff Writer

RICHMOND, July 8-vrginia Republicans today in
cned look at the number two their number hope
capturing the three State offices in the November
election.
the todays Republican convention State G. o. P
Chairman Lee Potter of Arlington said that he by
Evening star., 1961-07-08
Stephens Charges
Foked' Photo to
Harrison Bockers
Attorney Admits 1t Was Error;
Harrison Hits Ticket SPLITTING

A. E. S. Stephens fired charge of "fakery" and his
opponent bers Harrison issued appeal in behalf of
his running mates the Virginia Democratic gubernatora
campaign today entered its final stage
The Stephens forces their adversares of cca
ing faxed" photograph impression in Southwest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11

games.
Me- dswlark Lemon. Tex Har-
risen. Murphy Summons, Tony
Wilcox and Willis Thomas are
other old favoriies who are re-
turning. lemons is perhaps the
most hlarioue csper who ever
wore Clobetroiter uniform. Sum-
mons. rroduet Of Detroits
Northwestern High. is a dribblins
wizard who must be seen to be
believed.
New TO the club this season are
four remarkable observation-disclosures
fTiml Robinson, former Bradley
L;minary, Herbert r. Ausbie. one
Of the nations top college scorers
from Little Philander Smith Col
lcee: Mamie Jackson, former Uni.
vcfsily Of Illinois captain; and
David Hicks the Connecticut
schoolbCy sensation
I'm proud OF this Globctrottcr
team" declared Saperstein. This
IS team that can do anything
and do 1t better than most pro
clubs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11
Goods Are Curious
About Job Future

ANN ARBOR-Coeds are more
curious about job futures than
men students and generally en-.
ter career fields before cxchang.
ing marriage vows, says q Tn
'vcrsity of Michigan career coun-
selor
OF $40 students who qucried
Mary Dow OF the Bureau Of
Appointments and OccupationaI
Information between June 1860
and July 1861, women out.
numbered men two to one.
Though they will eventually
marry and have families she
explains. women realize that
they may work at least 25 years
81 their lives.
The fact that more men than
goods enter specialized fields.
graduate or professional fields,
demanding early decisions, partly
EXPLAINS why men don't request
as much career information as
women she points out.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11

WJR was awarded the Cultural
Channels Award by the Dctrit
Junior Board of Commerce The
occasion for the presentation was
the annual Boys Day Luncheon
sponsored by the Detroit Jaycees.
James II. Qucllo. Vice-Presi-
dent and General Manager. ac-
cepted the award for WJR from
Mr.. Pat Teevcns. Vice-President
OF Public Relations for the bet
roit Junior Board of Commerce
The award was received for
distinguished and continuous
balanced programming rejecting
he highest degree of exceptional
and tasteful scnsitivity for the
public interest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11
Yes, We All Talk
BY MARCUS X. BouLwARe

A number OF inquiries have
been made as to whether or not
the writer OF this column writes
speeches. Yes. he does in response
TO requests for speeches of vel.
GENE and response. speeches of
introduction. and speeches for
special occasions.
For busy individuals who do
not always have the time to pre-
pare their speeches, the writer
has established group plan
offering life membership for
seven dollars. This entities the
member TO get his speeches
written for half price whenever
he needs them A fee schedule
is available upon request.
Thanksgiving Speech: II has
been traditional to speak of the
Pilgrims during the Thanksgiving
address. A more modern approach
is TO thank God for molding the
forces that have lnStigated the
advances Of the Negro during
the past two years. Emphasize
that the Great God Of the Tn
Verse moves in mysterious ways
ERs: For my free
pamphlet or public speaking
send a addressed long bust
ness envelope to Or. Marcus II
Boulware, Florida A & NJ Univcr
sity. Box $40 A, Tallahassee, Fla
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11
Goodwill Opens New
Outlet Here

According to Mrs Marjorie
Damp. Sales Manager for Good
will ndustriesu l2,uDVsieally
handicapped men and women are
employed on the sales staff of
the new sclf-service store.
The 7500-square-foot area of
tic buildings first floor will con
tain number of departments
gcared to the demands of area
customers. Included in the mer-
chardising operation are mems.
women's. childrcn's, and infants
clothing: furniture; electric appli-
arccs; books; toys: jewerly dishes
and items of assorted hardware.
A large free parking area at the
rear of the store is available TO
customers. The store will be open
from Q until 5 o'clock Mondays
through Saturdays.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11
ITO PLAY SECOND FIDDLE
SEEMS HOWARD's DESTINY"
by Ted Meier =

by Ted Meier - Associated Press Sports Writer
The Windsor Star, JOS
NEW YORK tAPl--EIsfon Howard hit homerun Wed
nesday that enovq to beat Cincinnati in the first game
the World Series, but again the headlines wen
TO someone else.
THAT SEEMS TO BE HoWARD's FATE IN BASE
BALL SINCE HE CANE UP TO THE YANKEES IN 's'o.
ON NUMEROUS OCCASIONS. IN REGULAR SEASON
AND WORLD SERIES GAMES. THE FIRST BAseMAN
CATcHER-oUTFIELDER HAS COME THROUGH WITH
KEY HIT ONLY TO HAVE IT ovERSHA0oWED
Wednesday II Whitley Ford's fwo-hf shufouf p''e"
ing that made Towards homer in the fourth inning anu
Moose Skowron's homer in the sixth secondary IN
The Ysnks' 20 triumph.
But Howard isn't complaining. The Yankees 'eso'ns
hitter with 34s average during the season was "SPPY
man in the dressing
We won," he besned That's what counts"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11
Coast Guard
Seeks Reserves

The United States Coast Guard
Reserve is soliciting applications
from X-Scrvicemen who have pre-
viously served and was honor
ably discharged from any OF the
branches Of the Armed Forces.
Additional experienced personnel
are needed TO train the younger
and less experienced personnel
at the Coast Guard Reserve units
in the Detroit area.
Since enlistment into the Coast
Guard Reserve is in an inactive
status consisting of either one
night a week or one weekend a
month drill status. regular civilian
employment is not hlndered. A
full days pay is given for each
2.hour drill equivalent TO grade,
whereby civilian income is supple
mcnted.
x-Service enIisfees into the
Coast Guard Reserve acquire add'-
tionsI points for each attended
meeting which may be credited
10 their previous service and
applied towards retirement even
though they remain in an NATIVE
status.
The enlistment period is s.
years for X-Servicemen under
AZ years of age. Ratings equal
10 the ratings previously held
are given and in some cases,
higher ratings are authorized
where additional civilian tram
ing was received.
Men with previous military
service interested in enlistment
into the Coast Guard Reserve are
invited to contact the Main Coast
Guard Recruiting Station, Room
400 Federal Building IN down
town Detroit (WO 3-933O).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11
Henry (ommager
Named to UAW's
Board Of Review

Prof. Henry Steele Commager,
internationally known historian
and educator. has accepted APP
pCintment to the JAWS Public
Review Board, it was announced
by JAW President Walter p.
Reuther.
The Public Review Board was
established by the JAWS 10th
Constitutional Convention in 1857.
10 provide the fullest possible
protection of the democratic
rights of each member of the
union and to strengthen the
JAWS efforts to maintain high
ethical standards within its lea
dership. The Board is a complete
ly independent agency with speci-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11

Goodwill Industries today open
ed its newest and second largest
retail store at 1900 East Grand
Boulevard. Located at the june
ture of Joseph Campau and
Chene. and within a block of
Hamtramck city limits. the store
is expected to handle a record
number of customers and sales
within the first months of opera
ton
Addition of this ninth store
to the Goodwill chain is represent
alive of the overall growth Of
Goodwill Industries since its
founding in Detroit in 1921
Primary drawing power of the
stores lies in the values available
in thoroughly reconditioned mer-
chandise sold at prices consistent
with the needs of purchasers
whose incomes are limited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11
W Sugar Bowl" Winners

Seven thousands Torch Driv
volunteers from Oakland Count
won the United Foundation Wo
mems Organizations most covet
cd award, the Sugar Bowl. at
Mondays Community Campaigns
Day luncheon in the Grand Ball
room of the Statler-Iilton Hotel.
In recognition Of their achieve.
meni as the county organization
which attained the highest per.
ccntagc of its goal during the
FIRST ten days of the 1861 cam.
paIgn. Mrs. Clyde c. Bennett. Jr.
OF Birmingham. the Oakland
County Chairman. accepted the
Sugar Bowl on behalf of the 1000
women who make up the volun.
teer Torch Drive organization in
her county.
The Oakland County organiza-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11
'spo RTS-
RAPHIC
BY Jim A. Butter

Ton. w, Va. clubs of the Inter.
national League. a Cardinal ar.
iiiiate, holds the major league
record CT IA pinch homers.
Grove will make his headquar.
,ers at his home in Springfield
Gardens. N Y. but will not be-
restricted TO any area in his scout.
ing.
Grove spent almost eight years
~ IN" National League after
becoming professional PLAYER
IN 1919. He was first baseman
by position, but was used mainly
as a pinchhitter in his last two
seasons.
jim Mudcab Grant, top pitcher
on the Cleveland Indians team
last season. last week was re.
called by the Army TO active dutv
and will report to Fort Belvoir
va Tor one year of training no.
ginning Thursday.
Grant was recalled along with
Doug Maybcrry, rookie fullback
with tn Minnesota pro football
team
Danny French. one of the ton
young jockeys at Pimilico this
fall. was never on a horse until
after high school graduation. He
had studied to take up business
career prior to turning to the
race track.
The names of two of the Uni.
versity OF Illinois greatest foot
ball players last week were listed
among the Big Ten Schools all.
time greats.
They were Claude Buddy
Young, a halfback and the sprint.
ing ace of the Illinois 1914 squad
and J. {. Caroline. currently of
the Chicago Bears and captain
and speed merchant of the Illinois
team in 1853 These two players
wrote their names ideliby into the
record books OF the University.
Caroline. who was co-captain
broke the long standing record of
1857 yards established by Harold
(Red Grange. Grange has been
called the most fabulous player
in Illinois, history. He was nick
named the "Galloping Ghost back
in his playing days in the early
1905.
Grange. Young and Caroline
were listed among the top PLAYERS
since 1919 Others were Chuck
Carney 1920. an end: Lou Cor
don 1920 tackle; Alex Agase
fl946), guard: Bob Teitsch O927),
center; Bill Burrell 1850, guard;
Butch Nowack 1929, tackle; Rich
Kreitling 1888. end. and Jack
Crangle 1920. back.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11
Punthers Drop Lions

Without The services Of All
SWAC Oh Lindsey Henry, the
AMIN Golden Lions made one
OF their strongest efforts to break
a % year Prairie View (TexaSl
ink. Saturday afternoon, al
AM&Ns humphrey Stadium in
Pine. Arkansas. All efforts pro
file. as the panthcrs came on
on top with two last minute IDS
25.16.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11
Trimester System
To Be Tested

TAIIAIIASSEE-Florida AIM
University begins operations on
trimeSter system of year
round classes in September. 1862
The State Board of Control APP
proved the program for the four
siate.supporied institutions of
higher learning at a meeting held
recently
The projected shift is DESIGNED
TO make room for the thousands
Of additional students beginning
TO flood into college classrooms
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11
DIVIDEND TAX

Payers OF dlvldenS and inter
est again tins year are being
asked TO remind recipients of
such income that il must be re-
ported on their Federal Income
Tax Returns.
Internal Revenue Commission
er Mortimer Caplin has address
cd letters to the New York and
American stock exchanges and
various other organizations rep
resenting payers of dividends and
interest, requesting their coopera.
ton, and that Of their members
in the Services educational pro-
gram to improve compliance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11
Aaqies Foil, 32.12

GREENSBORO. \. { = The
AIT College Aggies fell before
the power of Florida AIM Uni
vcrsity Raftlers. 1912. in an in
tcrsectional football game played
here Saturday afternoon at Mem
orial Stadium.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11
a & T Gets Grant

GREENSBORO, ~ c. - All
College has been awarded a grant
Of S1l8.200 by the National Sci
ence Foundation for the opera
ton of an academic year institute
for high school chemistry teach
ers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11

In l96O-61, The University of
Michigan made 81 research grants
totalling $4,000 for peaceful
atomic research through its pri-
vately supported Michigan-Mem-
orial Phoenix Project.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11

ion, having attained $50 1884
ND OF their total goal of S31l ,C55,
Won possession of the beautiful
Irish Belleek sugar bowl which
was donated to the United Foun-
datlon seven years ago by The
J. l.. Hudson Company as a sym.
Dol Ct the spirit of womcn's
participation. both as volunteers
and contributors. Oakland won
the award in 1859. Macomb coun-
u took possession last year.
In addition TO Oakland and
Maeomb. there are the divisions
OF Central Wayne, Eastern and
Western Wayne counties, making
a total of five divisions compos-
ing the Community Campaigns
Unit. All five divisions reported
a fen days total collection OF
81 .084,773 or 1852 OF their total
goal.
Other Torch Drive units re
ported the following figures fol
the first eight days of the 1861
campaign: Automotive and Sup
pliers, S4,055.337; Major Com
merce. Sl,58l.21l; General Manu-.
featuring, S6l0.534; Professions
Si43,4l0; Trade Teams. $685. 67
The Grand Total reported to date
is S7.763 .832. or 42.3rc of the
Sl8.350,000 goal
Funds raised during the 1876
Torch Drive, which runs from
October 18th through Novcmbe
8, will be allocatcd TO the 1876
] BUDGETS of 1913 health and com
munitV services
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11

RilI Hardy. a l80-pound junior
bio has been one Of the most
"oosistcnt linemen In unbeaten
n.rsh;nq's streak as a contender
co. the Detroit Public School
League title.
Hardy. a two-way veteran who
.,ayed regularly as a sophomore,
I averaging eight tackles a game
and has blocked three punts.
Il would rank Bill as good as
.rv tackle in the league app
s.;sed Coach Mike Haddad. Hes
fine team leader and also good
student in the classroom. On the
field Hardy displays all-round
ability
Former world heavyweight cham
MON Jersey Joe Walcott will be
,bc third man in the ring when
rloyd Patterson defends his title
AGAINST Tom McNeeley Of Boston
in Toronto Dec. 4.
Frank Robinson. star leftfielder
If the Cincinnati Reds. smuggling
champion of the National League.
married pretty Barbara Ann Cole,
At Los Angeles last Saturday. He's
26. she's 20
Contrary TO reports earlier in
the week. Wilburn Hollis rejoined
the Iowa football team on Wednes-
day TO work out as left halfback
He was placed in the halfback
position because it was feared
his hand had not healed suffici-
entity for the arduous duties of
ouarterbacking. Hollis drilled at
the halfback position in workouts
leading up to the Purdue game.
However, il was announced that
Larry Ferguson, star halfback.
would remain on the hospital
list for a least another week.
Until both were idled by injuries,
Hollis and Ferguson constituted
one of the most feared one-two
punches in Big Ten football.
Billy Williams, young Chicago
Cubs leftfielder. was singlely
honored for his outstanding per
iormance the past season when
he was voted the National Lea
CUES Rookie of the year in ballot
ing conducted by the United Press
International.
The 23-year old Williams won
the coveted honor by wide mar
gin. He received 20 of 36 first
place votes cast by the UPS
board of basketball experts, Is
more than the runner-up Joe
Tore. Milwaukee Braves catcher.
In winning. Williams bettered
The Cubs previous first year
home run record set by slugger
Ernie Banks in 1854. Williams
clubbercd IS homers, as com
pared to Ernie's first-year output
OF l9.
The youngster also hit 20 dou-
bles. 7 triples. scored rs runs and
drove in SO others, as he finished
the season with a .278 batting
average A lefthanded hitter, Will
hams was one of the leading
stars of the 1861 season
George Grove. greatest home
run pinch hitter in the history
OF baseball, has signed a con-
tract to scout for the St. Louis
Cardinals. The 38-year-old Grove
recently given his unconditional
release as a player by the Charls-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11

Our Outpatients Service report
cd 213.805 clinic visits to the UNI
versity Hospital at The Univer-
sitv Of Michigan during the past
fiscal year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11

During the fiscal year l96O-6l'
u 29e patients were admitted to
tho University Hospital at The
University of Michigan for a total
OF 252. 926 patient days.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11

AT The University of Michigan
there we're 1912 babies delivered
a the University Women's Hospi-
tai during the past year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11
Ex-Morthwestern Ace
Stars for Tvtterc

The greatest entertainment tri-
plcheadcr Of the year.
That is the fantastic three.ring-
circus which impressario Abe Sa-
perstein will offer Saturday night,
Nov IL. at the Olympia Stadium.
Here's what fans will get for a
single ticket Of admission:
l. A big-tcn professional has.
ketball game between the
Harlem Globetrotters and
the Washington DC Cen
erals.
2. A wonderful variety program
OF juggling, baton-twirling.
acrobatlcs. singing. unicycl-
Ing and trick bicycle riding
with the inimitable Cab Cal
lOway as master Of ccrc-
monies and star Of the
show.
3. A world championship table
tennis exhibition between
Richard Bergman an d
Emanuel Quaye
The Globetrotters. with their
inspired mixture Of dazzling bas-
ketball and antic Glowing. are
well worth the price of admission
all by themselves Saperstein
says that this is one OF the finest
teams he has assembled since he
started the Globetrotter tradition
80 years ago
Six we'll remembered veterans
will lead the Trotters into action
against the Generals In com
mand of the club on the floor for
the 18th season is the remark,
able Capt Clarence Wilson. ono
OF the courts all-time aces. vii
son, fantastic long-shot special
isl and playmaker has starred in
approximately 1900 Globetrottel
Evening star., 1961-04-02

pressed with unusual skill on film and
capturing the little things that loom
large in the life of small boy.
Albert Lamorisse wrote, produced
and directed the film in color. His
son, Pascal, plays Partisan lad, who
imbues his fascinating balloon with
life. 1t follows him like puppy on
his delightful journey to school, church
and through the streets of the Menil
montant district on the heights above
Montmartre.
Evening star., 1961-04-02

IL" HIS Sunday on "GE Thea
NN ter" viewers will see The
Red Balloon" a father
and son film collaboration which has
won many awards for its excellence
since its release almost three years
ago.
The simple tale of a small boy and
his balloon has become a classic
French fantasy 1t is endowed with
the whimsy and humor that comes out
of a fathers love for his son, ex-