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handmade, hand-colored fabric called
''batik.''
'I don't want any handmade stuff
like that" Khrushchev snorted. eft
represents a bygone day. Machines,
that's what you Indonesians need!"
Khrushchev was as gauche during
his visit to India last year, criticizing
India's form of government and its
acceptance of economic assistance
from the West.
''The Madras MALI eventually de-
clared, ''It is unfortunate that the
distinguished visitors from Moscow
have fallen into the habit of lecturing
Indians on matters which they are
capable of deciding for themselves" j"
BoeI<are in Burma: Kremlin propa-
gandists are constantly tripping over
themselves. Just last September, they
deluged Burma with copies of a new
book praising the Communist regime
Evening star., 1961-10-19

ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC,
65o3 Georgia Ave. NV. IA. $1,000
BURROWS MOTOR CO.,
300 N 81. Sc, LU. 4-83o0
SOUTH EAST RAMBLER, INC,
2o3335 Nichols Ave. Sc. IU. $500
TRINIDAD RAMBLER,
1888 Florida Ave. NE, Il 7-4@36
WILLIAMS g BAKER, INC,
2sl9 N ST. NV, HO. 1890
Evening star., 1961-10-19
THE EVENING STAR
Scales, SteeIer's FuIIbock,
Denied Idle Pay Benefits

HARRISONBURG, Pa, Oct.
19 (AP).-Pennsylvania's Un-
employm ent Compensation
Board has turned down bid
by Fullback Charlie Scales of
the Pittsburgh Steelers for un-
employment compensation dur
ing the off-Season.
In a decision handed down
yesterday, the board ruled
Scales is not eligible for idle
pay benefits for the time he is
not in training or playing pro-
fesSional football.
The board noted that State
law prohibits professional ath-
letes under contract with
option clauses to receive un-
employment benefits. 1t is
considered they are under year.
round employment, although
their season is limited to a
specific period.
Since the option in Scales
contract is exercised by the
Steelers, he is ineligible for
benefits, the board declared.
Scales, resident of Home
stead, has been with the Steel
ers for the past two seasons.
He played for a brief time at
the University of Indiana.
Repeatedly, the Scales case
did not come to light until
Evening star., 1961-10-19
George Chadwick
Dies; AII-Americo
At Yale m 1o00-2

OLD LYME, Conn, Oct. l9
(AP) Funeral services were
to be held today for George
Brewster Chadwick, captain and
halfback of Yale'S 1902 un-
defeated football team. He was
81.
Chadwick, an All-American
on Walter Camps teams OF
1900 and 1902, died at his
home Tuesday after a long
illness.
Chadwick, a native of Brook
lyn, N. Y, graduated from Yale
in 1908.
Before World War l Chad
wick was sales manager for a
manufacturing company in New
York City. After the war, in
which he served as a captain
Chadwick became editor Of
the Red Cross Magazine in
Washington, D. c.. before turn
ing to a teaching career.
Chadwick is survived by three
sisters.
Evening star., 1961-10-19
3S2 YARDS FOR CoLONIALs
Drummond Proving Himself

touchdownS at Richmond last
Saturday night, giving him "a
points for the season. didn't
hurt his chances for all-con-
ference honorS at the end of the
schedule.
The Richmond writer's, who
cover four of the SC's nine
teams every week, carry tremen-
dous weight in choosing the all
conference team. One said in
the press box that he hadn't
seen a ball-carrier with better
balance in a long time.
Green on Defense
If Drummond has a weakness
to date, it is his lack of ex-
perience on defense. Coach Jim
Camp says the boy is becoming
a good defensive back, but with
Bill Pashe, GW's best on de-
fense, playing behind him, and
Drummond carrying the ball
almost 16 times a game, it has
seemed wise to rest the Sopho-
more when CIV didn't have the
ball.
Pashe probably will miss
tomorrow nights game with
William e. Mary at D. c.
Stadium. Buddy Pollock has
been moved up to No. 2 left
halfback after playing most of
the Richmond game on defense
when Pashe hurt his knee.
Drummond might share the
defensive job with Pollock, may
be only few minutes now and
then. If he looks formidable
carrying the ball from scrim-
mage. you should see him go
with an intercepted pass.
Evening star., 1961-10-19

after he had collected several
compensation checks.
However, Paul Smith. direc-
tor of the Unemployment Com
pensation Board, declined 10
confirm or deny this report.
Investigators iScovere d
Scales case on a routine check
after receiving notice from the
SteelerS that the hard-running
fullback had been laid off,
Smith pointed out.
He added: There is no evi-
dence that there was airy mis-
representation. The SteelerS
have many noncontract en-
ployes eligible for benefits dur
ing layoffs, and the notice ON
Scales probably was inadvert-
ent."
Evening star., 1961-10-19

games this season, Drummond
has run 7S times for 1872 yards
ranking behind only Tom
Campbell, Furman's all-con-
ference fullback, who has
gained 480 yards in 81 ruSheS.
Ranks Fifth Nationally
GW's 200-pound left halfback
ranks fifth nationally in rush
ing and first in kickoff re-
turns with 211 yards, although
he hasn't run back a kickoff
in the last two games. He also
has caught six passes for 95
yards. which leads the team
in that distance.
Drummond has played in
Florida, twice in South
Carolina, at home and at
Richmond this fall. His two
Evening star., 1961-10-19
BY DICK SLAY
star Staff Writer

With more than half of
George Washington'S season
already in the record books.
Dick Drummond should have
convinced just about everyone
in the Southern Conference
that he is nc mere early flash
in his first campaign carrying
the football.
A quick check of the records
reveals that not since GW's
Mike Sommer was runnerup in
the rushing statistics in 1855
has a sophomore burst on the
conference scene with such au-
thority in the ball-carrying de-
partment.
Sommer totaled 568 yards in
nine games in 1855. In five
Evening star., 1961-10-19
Wildcats Drop SuitIond,
CIinch Best Year in Last II

Fullbacks Mike Stassulli,
Gary Miller and Buddy RoSsi-
ter accounted for five of
Northwestern's six touchdowns,
and Gary Minutes had his best
day kicking with six conver-
SionS.
Suitland. which lost its third
game in five, equaled the point
production of all six of North
Westerns previous opponents
as Tailback Roland Griffith re-
turned a punt 70 yards and
hooked up with Jim Bassell on
Evening star., 1961-10-19
All models lower in price!

Yes, on every 81 Rambler, the suggested
tactory-delivered price is lower than on the
comparable 1861 model. Of 27 regular models
offered, l3 are priced lower by SIP or more
and seven of these are lower by 5000 or more!
Take the Rambler Discovery Drive! Discover
the measurable difference in quality and price
between Rambler and the other two sales leaders
at your Rambler dealers!
Evening star., 1961-10-19
Angels Get Scout

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 19 (AP)
Carl Ackerman of Dayton,
Ohio, a National League scout
for l3 years, has been signed
to a scouting job by the Los
Angeles Angels of the American
League. Ackerman. 81. former
minor league player and man
ager. will work for the Angels
in Southern Ohio, Kentucky,
Tennessee and Indiana.
Evening star., 1961-10-19

Northwestern High School
assured itself the winningest
season in IL years of football
yesterday as it doubled the
score in the last quarter TO
pull away from rival Suitland,
42-l3. at Northwestern.
The records show that the
Wildcats previous high mark
was a 6-2 record in 1852. Yes
terday they won their seventh
game wit hout defeat. with
Montgomery Blair. Bladens-
burg and High Point still to be
played.
Evening star., 1961-10-19

BETHESDA; Cranson Rambler, Inc.
4932 Bethesda Ave-, OIL. 4-O8OO
BRANDYWINE, ND. Sherman Rambler
Hwy. 30l, Droke 2-8lol
COLLEGE PARK! Restorff Motors
72l5 BoItnore Ave, AP. $500
GAlTHERSBuRG, Becraft & Bean Motor Co.
l26 N. Frederick Ave, WA o-l54O
Evening star., 1961-10-19

Compare all three-Ramber and the 'other
two sales leaders. See how much more Rambler
offers, model for model, in quality, luxury
appointments, and value.
Only Rambler offers all this!
Neu! Double Safety Brake System-one system
for front brakes, one for rear Standard on
Rambler and Cadillac, no other U.S. car! Neu!
Road Command Suspension, most models.
New cornering, stability, smoother ride New!
Optional Lounge-Tilt Seat adjusts front pas
senger seat for knee-height, legroom, seat-back
angle. NeW! Chassis fabrication that lasts 80
times longer on Classic and Ambassador. New!
Worlds best ruStproofng of body, muff1er, tail
pipe. NeW! E-Stck no-clutch-pedal transmission
(option. Rambler American)-most of the
convenience of fully automatic drive at about
| 3 the cost, with the economy of stick-shift
Evening star., 1961-10-19
PRO BASKETBALL

MIA EXHIBITIONS
Boston ll4, Syracuse III.
Cincinnati l@2, Detroit l@I.
ABL EXHIBITION
Hawaii l0@, Chicago %.
Evening star., 1961-10-19
FANS CHART FOR GWS
GAME WITH W&M

In numerical order here the three-deep squads
OF George Washington and William G. Mary ,uhtch
clash tomorrow night in the ne1D D. C. Stadium:
Evening star., 1961-10-19

a 60-yard pass for the two
touchdowns.
SUITLAND o a Ola
NORTHWESTERN IA u 2l-4I
Northwestern-StasSulli IS, run Min
uteS, kick
suitland-Griffith 20, punt return
(Parise, kick
NorthwesteTn-Miller >, run Minutes,
Kick
NorthweStern-Mille 3, run minutes
kiCkJ
Suitland-Bassell 80, pass from Griffith
kick failed.
Northwestern-RosSiter !. plunge Min
uteS, kick.
NorthwesteTn-With 30. run with
blocked punt Minutes. kick
NorthweStern-Stass 30. pass from
PoSton minutes. kick.
Evening star., 1961-10-19
Rambler
World Standard of Compact Car Excellence

HlLlcREsT HEIGHTS, MIDI Amatueci Rambler, Inc
30ol CoIebrooke Drive, RE. 6-1525
LAUREL: Tri.County Rambler, Inc.
Washington Blvd. South, TO. 9-7O7
MT. RAlNlERi Orbit Rambler, Inc.
34Ol Rhode Island Ave., UN 4-4747, Brentwood
SILVER SPRING: 1. p. Stafford Rambler City
85O7 CoIesviIIe Rd JU o-8AOc
, 1961-08-10


information, expedite the
approval Of mortgage loans,
make prompt inspections Of
houses under construction,
and cooperate with the To-
cal banks. The Governor
has that such
an office be established
in the Virgin Islands.
Since most of the moder-
ate income families in the
Virgin Islands do not own
land, they cannot benefit
from the Federal Housing
program unless land is
made available for them.
The Administration is
making strenuous efforts to
bridge this gap BY under
taking an extensive pro-
gram to make land availa-
bic for purchase by famil-
les DESTROYS Of owning a
home.
, 1961-08-10
STEPHEN

tural exchange program al
SO provides opportunities
for foreign nationals to stu
dy in American colleges &
Universities, and for an ex-
change Of teachers, lectur-
ers, research scholars and
specialists between the
United States & more than
ninety foreign countries.
Students wishing to go
abroad for the 1961-1962
academic year, should sub
NIT their applications to the
Virgin Islands Committee
on Fulbright Scholarships
not later than November 1,
1861.
, 1961-08-10
In the District Court Of the Virgin Islands
Division of Saint CroK. Christiansted
In the matter Of the Estate Of
BASILIO CONCEPTION
Deceased.
Summary Administration
Probate No. I 1861
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ministration of the estate Of BASILIO C~ONCEPGION, de-
ceased has been made to this Court by ANNA MARIA CON.
CEPCION. Persons having a claim against the defendant
shall file same in the Court or with the undersigned within
thirty (8O) days from this date, Persons indebted to the said
estate are hereby requested to make payment to the, under
signed within the said time. Persons claiming to be heirs Of
next of kin of the decedent herein are also directed to file
proof Of henship with the Attorney for the petitioner within
the above mentioned period.
Dated August 8, 1861 Anna Maria Conception
Petitioner
Americ [. Christian
Attorney for Petitioner
3-1O17-24
, 1961-08-10
LUTHERAN

LUTHERAN .
Committee are: Richard Zie
linski, George Dyer, Heze-
kiah Walcott, Lionel Eman-
uel, Mrs. Ulrich Karell and
Pastor Fellows.
Members of the Church
Council are Lionel Eman-
uel, Vice President; Mrs.
Richard Roebuck, Secre-
tary; Mr.. Walcott, Treasur-
er; Henry Todmann, Miss
Eva Dyer, Miss Lillian
Phaire and Carlos Perez.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16
You are In the Right Place and At the Right Time for BIueberries

If you like bIueberries you arc in the right place at the right time. A short trip out of Nome will bring you to a biueberry patch. according to Jean Burand home demonstration agent with the Cooperative Extension Serv- ice, University of Alaska.
 She says, "blueberries are easy to can or freeze, with or without sugar, so plan to find a patch and collect some of natures bounty 7
 If you're worried about the hot work involved, don't. Miss Burand says you can make uncooked jam from blueberries that will taste better and have more vitamins than cooked jam. This is one of those rare cases where the easy way is the best way too. Here's the way to do it according to the specialist:
 All you need is three clIns of crushed blueberries, five cups of sugar, one package of powdered pectin and one cup of water.
 Sort and wash the berries, drain and crush, and mix with the sugar. Let them stand for about 20 min- utes, stirring occasionally.
 Next, dissolve the pectin in the water, bring to a boil and boil for one minute. Add this solution to the fruit and sugar mixture, and stir for two minutes.
 Then, ladle the jam into jelly glasses or freezer containers, leav- ing half an inch of space at the top. Cover the containers and let them stand for 24 to AS hours, or until the jam has set. Cover with about an eighth of an inch of hot paraffin.
 This will fill about nine glasse. of the six ounce size.
 Uncooked jam should be kept il a refrigerator or freezer. The, will keep for several months il
 a refrigerator, and up to yea l in freezer.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16
JAW Calls Upon Its Members at Ford Co.
 To Vote for a Strike


 DETROIT R - The Unit e d Auto Workers Union called upon it's members at Ford Motor Co. Go yesterday to vote overwhelming ly for strike.
 The move, aimed at giving ne- gotiators more power in seeking new contracts, followed rejection by Chrysler Corp. Monday of the JAWS proposal that production and maintenance workers be placed on yearly salaries instead of hourly wages. This is one of the unions major 1861 contract proposals.
 Ken Bannon, the JAWS Ford Department Director, urged Fordss 125,000 union-represented workers to vote overwhelmingly for strike.
 Ford, Chrysler and General Motors workers were authorized Sunday by the JAWS Intcrna- 4.ional Executive Board to take strike votes.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16

of the worlds largest auto- mated check processing center which, when fully operative, will be capable of handling more than 300 million checks a year.
 An art collection, which inc cludes works ranging from primitive Americana to ab- stract paintings, decorates pri-' vate offices and reception areas. Twelve tour guides who speak g total of ten languages have been trained to take visitors through the worlds largest bank building.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16
Alaska's Gross Tax
 Revenues TOtalIed
 $2,712,833.54 During July

JUNEAU LR = Gov. Egan said yesterday that Alaska's gross tax revenues totalled $2,712,833.54 during July, an increase of $949,- 469.97 above the same month last year. This figure does not include money received by the state from mineral leases, land sales CT other such revenue sources. But in the month just past returns from the oil and gas production tax brought in S32, 2,262.71 as compared with a total of $26,915.61 for all of the 12 preceding months.
 Motor fuel oil tax revenues totalled $585 ,067.4l for the month of July.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16

ever assembled under one roof.
 The sixth tallest building in the world at 813 feet, 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza has six un- derground levels as well. On the lowest level, ninety feet below the street, is the worlds largest bank vault, $50 feet wide and 100 feet long. The vault has six massive doors, each twenty inches thick, which weigh to- tai of 25O tons. A guard seated at a specially designed security console on the ground floor monitors all protective devices in the skyscraper.
 The building is also ths home
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16
CITY COUNCIL. DOES IT AGAIN .. CHOPS TAX RATE

SAN LEANDRO, Calif. R -- The City Council has done it again.
 The Council voted Monday night to cut the tax rate the 14th consecutive year this northern California city has chopped taxes.
 The tax rate was $1.98 per $100 assessed valuation in 1948 when San Leandro, then a town of 26,442, started the trend.
 The latest cut was just two cents = from $1.20 to $1.18 = but San Leandro now has 7O,000 residents.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16

Fine Job printing Al Tho NueosA
Evening star., 1961-05-21
TRADE

Your present home on this pic
turesque rambler set on a4-acre
lot in Mantua. Trade your out
grown home on luxurious living;
brick. 3 bedrms., u baths. center
hall plan, English basement, car
Port. Priced at S23.15O. Vacant
Call ARFAX REALTY, INC. JE.
lIQOt
Evening star., 1961-05-21
HOWARD COUNTY

LSb ShEhM IhUChS-OWn your
own truck. small down payment
and we will show you how to earn
Sl00-S175 week working for self.
JACK AND JILL ICE CREAM
CO., 1919 l, st Sc
Evening star., 1961-05-21
IDEAL RESTAURANT

FOR SALE.
II you are looking for a modern
equipped restaurant with guaran-
teed business. long lease. low rent,
air conditioned, beer license,
owner will sacrifice for quick sale.
See the OWNER in person for in.
spection Sunday, 3-5, 593S Ga,
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1961-05-21
BRICK
WAKEFIELD FOREST


Open l-Dark
220-ft. corner lot and home beau
tiful" grounds nicely accents the
setting for this 4-bedrm.. 3-hath
SPRAWLING 2-LEVEL brick ram.
bier. Profusely planted with easy.
tO-take-care-of" mature landscap.
ing. CHILDREN WILL LOVE II
HEREl 2 huge patios, panelet
Philippine mahogany rec. rm. ant
many other amenities will make
your OUTDOOR LIVING AND EN-
PERTAINING an enjoyable pleas
ure A real opportunity to buy
under the market. Terms!
To Reach From Annandale. out
Route 236 approx. 4i10 miles
toward Fairfax to Wakefield
Chapel I'd Gn Wakefield Forest)
Left to Chapel DIR. Right to Ra-
leigh ave, right to Wakefield DIR.
right to Norfolk ave. and left tc
open house on left. TYSON
REALTY co If 4-oB44
Evening star., 1961-05-21
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

wOoDBRIDGE-3-bedrm. rambler;
crpt., lge. lot, park. S75 mo. 4Iacc
G1: Sl1,231. 703-GY. 4-6640.
WOODBRIDGE-S395 incls. settle
pitt. 3-bedrm. rambler; lge.
fenced yard on cul-de-sac. JU
Evening star., 1961-05-21
2 FAMILY

This unusual find is located close
in ARLINGTON. lust off Wilson
blvd. and features 2 bedrooms
and bath, living room, dining
room and kitchen on 1st floor
Outside entrance leading to the
same upstairs that is now rented.
Delishtful side porch, full base
ment. fenced lawn. Extra apart
ment, furniture included in the
pointment only. Call HU. l-9IOO.
BANCROFT REALTY, INC,
Evening star., 1961-05-21

Non-Vet. or Vet. Assume loan on
3-bedrm.. 1l7-bath Cape Cod.
Down payment incld. settlement.
Baalnce like rent. CIR. 3-490S.
JU. S-33SO.
Evening star., 1961-05-21
SOUTHERN
PLANTATION

A traditional home Of elegance
, Stately brick Colonial on an acre
in Arlington magniticent profes.
SionaI landsCaCir 3O-ft. liv
rn1.- 1S-ft din. rm, moGerr
kitchen, bsmt. with soft. rec. I'M
r / F'ng-slzsd bedTms. (ore 20 #
with, fireplace, 81 baths. Fea.
turing 9-ft. ceRte--hal! entrance
solariunl, crystal chandelier.
fiTeDlaCes, hot-water heat, etc.
large 3Td-fl studio, or could bt
2 additional bedrms.; 3-car garage
with apt. or office, greenhouse
This is the most outstanding pres.
tge home we have ever seen
immaculate condition. designed Il
please the very fastidious. PRICED
in the mid-5Os with flexible Fl.
nauclng. A lovely horne OF ole
Southern charm. OPEN 9-s.
PLANTATION REALTY JE. 4-70D
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-03
Panel discussion
IS fla program
at Central in Pos

Central Elementary School
pTA met Monday at the school
IN Pascagoula with Mrs. A. o.
Anderson, president, presiding
Deborah Stokeley, sixth
grade student, presented the
devotional. Program consisted
OF an open panel discussion.
Mrs. Russell German was
moderator and panelists were
Mesdames Mary Whidden. Raw
Parker, f. M. Kelly and Beth
Farmer, the latter a student.
Mrs. E. L. Horn was program
chairman. Winners of the room
count were parents of Mrs
Sally Bakers first grade.
Refreshments were served
by sixth grade room mothers
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-03
Volunteers serve
cit Biloxi Esospitul

Announcement of hour s
spent Ill Gary Lady volunteer
service has been made by
Sena McMillen, executive sec
rotary Of the Jackson County
chapter, American Red Cross.
During October at the Vet
erans' Hospital IN Biloxi Mes
danes Leverne w. Adams
contributed l8 hours, Tressie
M. Caulk, "a hours; j. w. Glib
son, II hours; Homer Hughes,
"a; George Inglis, II; Step
hanie Reid, rs, and Aubrey
Valley, 6.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-03

Wednesday with prayer.
Speaking on projects spon-
sored by done tions from week
Of prayer v-re Mrs. Lucille
Penland, M j Ina Thompson,
Mrs. Eli -oeth Wagner and
Glesdamos Chester Deas, Paul
Lacy a-d Albert Lynd.
MRS. Stewart Smith was
vocal sOloist.
Services were concluded
with a talk by the pastor.
Quiet Day service was held
Tuesday. Miss Ina Thompson
presented the program on pur-
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-03

In 1772 French chemist An
tome Lavoisier and his collea-
CUES pooled their funds to buy
a diamond and proceeded to
burn it up, proving that dla-
mond is nothing but crystalllz-
ed carbon. The gas that result
ed from the burning was car
bon dioxide. In 1899, another
Frenchman, Guyton de Nor
veau. furthered the research
by converting a diamond into
graphite, the form OF carbon
used in lead pencils.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-03
Gamma Delians
in Point llleeiinu

Gamma Delta chapter Of
Beta Sigma Phi sorority met
in the Moss Point home Of
Mrs. Roy Blades last Tuesday
Mrs. Joe Kent Bishop and
Mrs. Blades were hostesses.
Your Day Socially" was
title Of the program presented
by Mrs. Jack Breland and Mrs.
Wannon Suthoff. They ex-
planned correct usage of linen.
silver and flowers.
Part of the ritual of Jewels
examination was completed by
the group.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-03
Men, S. club sets
sale Of gumbo

Moss Point Methodist
Mems Club will sponsor a
gumbo sale Saturday in the
educational building Of the
church.
Chicken and seafood gum
bo. cakes. pies. coffee ana
tea will be available from
IL am. until 2 pm. and from
A TO 7 pm.
w. w. Parks. president OF
the club. is in charge.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-03
Two services
held al church
in Moss F0ini

Two special services were
held at Moss Point Methodist
Church during the week Of
prayer and self denial las
week.
The Rev. Stewart Smith,
pastor, opened the service last
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-03

Though a large male Chin
panzee stands only about 5
feet and weighs some $50
pounds, it is enormously pow
erful and more than match
for the strongest man.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-03

poses Of the special day.
Other speakers were Mes
DANES III. @. Hase, Charles
Torres, Ward Cannon and
Frank Milbyg
Mrs. John Cirlot gave the
closing prayer.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-03
Rowling.

Continued From Page q
209; L. D. Krebs, 19l; j. Fulk-
erson, 191, and ]. D. Haynes
l8l. Individual series - c.
Broun, 566; Jerry Lambert
5l4, and J. Fulkerson, 500.
Team single game - EMBA
862; 81 Cafe, 8l8, and Suniland
Dairy, 800. Team series -
EMBA, 1928; 81 Cafe, 2277
and Continental Can, 2270.
Standings:
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-03

IEA LEAGUE
Individual and team highs
were:
Individual singles - Edith
Green, 1888; Marie Dickens,
146; Sara Rush, 146, and Pat
Peattie, 145. Individual series
= Edith Green, 403; Marie
Dickens, 395, and Lois Muszar,
392.
Team single game Dairy
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-11-03

Fresh, 523; Jackson County
Mortuary. 510, and Wright's
Cleaners, 489. Team series -
Dairy Fresh, 1424; Mortuary,
1897, and Wright's, 1884.