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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-02-03

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oaesked with bright red cherries hint OF nutmeg adds SPICE
package of The cakes
baked card cups specially light and tender yet 30 easy
10 make with mix they very special valentnes
CHERRY SHORTCAKE
Makes 8 servings
One 1894 o. pkg Flako One h. frozen tart red
Cup Cake Mix cherries, thawed and drained
~ teaspoon nutmeg cup cherry juice
egg / CUP sugar
az cup milk 2 tablespoons cornstarch
1/2 teaspoon lemon extract
Heat moderate (350F cakes empty contents
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using mixer beat low speedy Pour batter into
NO. custad Bake in preheated oven (SboF} 20 70 "
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-02-03
Earth Science
Institute Set

An cight-week Summer Insti-
TUE in Earth Sciences will be
sponsored for the first time this
year by the National Science
Foundation at Wayne State Uni
yersily from June % to August
IT,
The Institute. made possible
BY a grant of $4,000 from the
foundation. is geared to junior
and senior high school teachers
Of general science or earth
science who have at least bache-
lor's degree.
Or John T. Sanford, Wayne
State University professor of &C.
clogy. SAID the program will Of
fer basic information covering
geology. geophysics. oceanogra-
rhy. mcterology and climatol-
oay
Il will also include lectures,
seminars. field trips, demonstra-
ionS and practical work with
laboratory materials.
Participants. limited TO so, may
receive stipends with q maximum
OF $500 for The eight weeks and
: top individual dependency al
Icwanee Of $40. restricted TO
four dependents.
Those applying should have a
minimum of three years teaching
experience and must be current
Is assigned as science teachers
in the secondary schools with at
least 10 years of teaching re-
|malnlng before retirement.
Preference will be given to
applicants who have had little
Tor no formal training in earth
sciences Supervisors will also be
Enrolment in the graduate di-
VISION is not required. but gradu-
|a'e students may receive up TO
|elshi hours of credit from the
session toward graduate de-
|erco in education.
Applications NAV be obtained
prom Sanford at the department
|o' GEOLOGY, Wavue State Univcr-
|sl'y Detroit 2 Mich. They should
20 nostmarked by Feb IS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-02-03

He that abideth In love
abideth in God, and God
abidetk In him.
I'll John 4:16).
In our heart we want to be
right with our fellow man.
We want to be loving in our
attitude and feeling toward
others. Then let us begin this
year BY seeing every person
as q beloved child &C God.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-02-03
Junior Putricks
Entertain Parents

Atty. William T. Patrick, Sr.
and his wife. Geneva, were guests
of their son and daughter-in-law,
William r. Patrick, Jr. and his
wife, Betty. at their beautiful
home on Oakmsn Blvd. Sunday.
They were joined on the &C.
casion by DR.. and Mrs. Donald
Ovens, mother and father of
Mrs. Betty Patrick. An elaborate
dinner was prepared by Mrs. Pat
rick for their parents.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-02-03

with q u "a n q m
Cracker-Nut Crust
for an especially
good texture and fla
vor.
The secret of the
light and smooth fill
ing is dessert topping
mix that is whipped,
with milk, then
folded into cooled
chocolate pudding.
Fluffy Chocolate Pie
l package choco-
late pudding
and pie filing
mix
. cups milk
l envelope Dream
Whip Dessert
Topping Mix
1/2 cup cold milk
LIZ teaspoon vanilla
Graham
Cracker-Nut
Crust
Chopped walnuts
(optionall
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-02-03
Red Cross Classes

Red Cross teaching centers. 70
join one of these classes you
should call the American Red
Cross at woodward $4,000, Home
Nursing Department.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-02-03

Out-of-state students at the I'm
iversity Of Michigan pay semester
fees approximately two.and-one-
half times as large as Michigan
residents.
Student fees each year amount
to about % per cent Of the UNI
budget for teaching purposes.
Some $50 major buildings are
located on the University of Mich
iSan's campus areas in Ann Ar
Dor, Flint and Dearborn.
About one-third Of the Univer-
sity Of Michigan students live in
residence halls and apartments
operated by the University.
=
The University of Michigan's
total investment in buildings and
land now totals more than
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-02-03

Combine pie filing mix and cups milk in saucepan Cook and
stir over medium until fuU boil Remove
with waxed and cool to temperature
When pudding COOL blend dessert topping mix with remain
ing cup milk and the vanilla in deep bowl Whip at high
speed sturdy hand beaer until topping forms
Fold the cooled pudding Then into nut crust
Cansh with chopped Chill about hours before serving
Graham Crackey-Nu Combine liza fine graham
cracker crumbs ia finely chopped nuts and tablespoons
melted butter WE'LL Firmly
bottom and sides pie pan Chill hour before filing For
baked crumb crust place moderate (S75F to min
ntes Cool thoroughly before filling.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-02-03
Rich In Flavor, Light In Texture

rchasting pie easily than you'd dream will
mighty good your family Fluffy Chocolate Pie is made
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-02-03

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, FEB 8, 1862
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
-Gridder Key
Figure In Real
Estate Purchase
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich.-(AHP

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich.-(AHP)
Former University of Michigan
.All-Amcrican guard of 1912 Ju-
lius Franks is the key figure in
IN all Negro syndicate bidding
on 20-acrc site in Grand Rap
ids
DR.. Franks. now a prominent
dentist in Grand Rapids sub
mittcd a bid of 100000 for the
land. which is zoned for single
and two.famlly homes. The others
in the syndicate which was rep
resented by Or Franks are.
Joseph W Lee. social welfare
worker in Kent County, Samuel
1ripleit and James +. Adams.
.Ir.. both school teachers
In bidding for this tract which
will be used as residential
model development for minority
groups. Lee said. this develop
mcnt is an opportunity for Ne.
erocs TO demonstrate what they
can do for themselves in hous-
ing"
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
Harold Red Grange Speaks at End Annual
Awards Banquet Honoring M- State

sports editor Sam Greene made
the Detroit News All-Statc High
Coach OF the Year Awards The
Introduction Of the All State High
School Football team and their
coaches was handled by Harvey
Backus. Ken Williams. and Jim
lilgglnbottom BackuS originally
selected the All-Statc teams by
himself and is expected to retire
next year Down through the
years he has done a fine job.
He recalled hayin- picked DR..
julius Franks. then at Hamtramck
High and Harry Newman of
Northern High to one of his All
state teams. Both later became
All-Amcricans at the University
of Michigan Franks was All
American in 1912 and Harry
made il in 1882
The Detroit Chapter Of the Ma
tlonal Football Foundation made
three special honorary prescnta'
tions. The Football Foundation
award went to lack Heston The
Earl Blaik Fellowship Award was
given TO Frank Gould Of Albion
College Frank had his own cheer
ing section there. His father and
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
Bell, Dove Robinson Named to
Look Magazine AlI-Americu Tenn

lincman uackle or guard oi the
wear" Look declared in announc'
ing the selections.
Robinson was hailed by the
magazine as exemplifying the
slIpurpose end. blocker tacklcr'
fluid pass receiver
Photos of Bell and Robinson
IN action appear in an article on
thc team in the current issue OF
Look
An unorthodox feature oil thlS
wears 22-man All America squad
was the naming of six quarter,
hacks to the eight bacKilelo
berlhs: Terry Baker OF oregon
State. Glynn Griffing OF MlsSlS
s,ppi Dave Hoppman oil iowa
STATE. Billy Moore OF Arkansas,
Tom Myers of Northwestern ana
ccorne Mira of Miami CFla)
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
BY WALTER B. HOYE
Sports Editor

As sat at table 20 last Thurs.
day in the Grand Ballroom of
the Hotel Sheraton.Ca Cadillac. the
immortal "Galloping Ghost Ilar'
old (Red) Grange of Illinois
turned back few pages of grid
iron history.
The occasion was the Second
Annual Detroit Awards Banquet
OF the National Football Founda.
ton and Hall of Fame co-spon.
srcd by the Detroit News Grange
recounted several light hearted
moments from his illustrous ca
reer as college and professional
cridiron star.
He played college ball under
the great coach Bob Zuppke at
Illinois and prosball under Pop
pa Bear George Halas Of the
Chicago Bears Grange is now
Sportscaster as we'll as Good
Will Ambassador for national
brewing corporation The All
American Table was sponsored
by the Chrysler Corp and had
as their guest of honor 80 for
mer All-Americans spanning some
AZ years. They ranged from Or
Clarence Spears who was an All
American at Dartmouth in 1914
10 Lawrence Vargo an All-Ameri.
can from the University of De
troit in 1861
The program was opened with
an Invocation by the Very Rev
erend Lawrence v Britt. s. j.
President University of Detroit
The master of ceremonies was
the well known w. Nicholas Kcr-
hawy former general manager
of the Detroit Lions Veterans
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
EVENTS IN THE
sports
sx,O1'Ill
WALTER B. HOH

Near UCLA's Coach Bill
|swiichcd his team from
|lewing style of play "a
buIar T formation. This
q a surprise since they
4 the single-wing forma.
kinnine the Biz Six Con
championship in 1861.
| had used this style oi
6ncc the Bruins former
hch Red Sanders had IN
1 in l049 The first team
Inter The Bruins new Of
Rrc the Big Ten Confer
lamps, the Buckeyes oi
bte
1 Woody Hayes crushing
moved into Memorial
! in Los Angeles on Oc-
/ They expected a rough
a nothing happened
|n was all over the only
\, had to show was the
ktatisticS. The Bruins won
= OF In this first game
1 80 schedule coach Bill
kas only able TO count
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

40 unclc> seated at table 20 hask
cd in The presentation Of this
well l-dcscrvcd award gwen to
Frank The program ended with
inc bcncdiction by the Reverend
Francis Macy Pastor of the
Souihblnisicf Presbyterian Church
in TAYLOR Township
The 1862 All-State lIish school
Football Team included. En-
Clayton White. Bay City Handy
Coach All Sigman. Tackle:
Ted Murray. Ann Arbor. Coach
JAY Stlicstra. Guard Tom Beer.
Detroii ST Ambrose. Coach
George Pcrles; Center: Lance
Alartinscn. Lincoln Park, Coach
Bob Lusk. Guard. Bob KTen.
Kalamazoo Central. Coach Don
Drake Tackle Roger RoScma.
Grand Rapids Central. Goa c h
Russ Poslhumus: End: Jesse Jen~
klns. Wyandolte Riverview. Coach
Bud AlcCourt. Back: Jesse Flcm-
ine Battle Greek Central Coach
Jack Finn. Back: Reggie klus,
Dearborn Divine Child Coach
Tony VcrSaci: Back Bob Kelley,
Detroit Cooley. Coach Roger Par
mcntlcr
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

@ - Is Veterans Adminisfrs-
ton medical care available to
pescetime veterans?
A - Yes, but they must have
scrvicc.connectcd disabilities. A
new law enacted by the 87th
Congress extends the privilege
to receive VA hospital and medl-
cal care to pcacetlme veterans
having noncompcnsablc, service
connected disabilities.
@ - Can veteran pay OFT
his Ci loan before II becomes
due. and not be penslized?
A - Yes. A Gil loan may be
partially or fully paid at ANY
TIME WITHOUT PENALTY
Part payments may not be less
than one monthly installment or
Sl0O. whichever IS less.
@ - May a veteran who has
no serviee-eonneefed illness en-
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
! Holland
[rks Team,
Grid Title

PAlGN. Ill (AIIP) ~
h ean give credit to their
knt left halfback Lou
Tor winning the Big 10
|pcrformcd we'll all sea
! il was IN the game
llllnols that Lou really
is scoring form. He Scor'
5Duchdowns as the Bade-
&hc llllni 35-6 Only four
deer players have that
one game.
Dnfcrcnce leader is the
/ Red Grange of Illinois.
tcorcd five against the
of Michigan in 1924
4 four tbs came on a
hun. Then the WiScon-
erback Vandcrkclen h /
a l6yard pass to score.
the first quarter Sc0r.
Ia l3yard run. He took
IN the second quarter
)t score. Then in the
rtcr he made his fourth
arklIns 36-yard -Spriat
thc right side of Illini
was one of four Ne.
>scn on the All-Amcri.
team He shared half.
prS with Mel Rcnfro Of
}taic
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
VIC VET SAYS.

ter q VA hospital and pay for
his care?
A - No The government OK
tends disqualification benefits free
of charge to those veterans with
service-connccted disabilities and
70 those veterans with nonser.
sice-connccted disabilities who
cannot afford to pay for their hos
pitalization. All other veterans
are expected to use non-VA hos
pitals.
@ - Has there been a recent
change in the priorities for VA
disqualification?
A - Yes Under a new law,
the pcacetimc veteran with non
compensate scrvicc.conncctcd dis
ability now has the same cligi-
bility for VA medical care as the
wartime veterans with noncom-
pcnsablc servicc-conncctcd dis
ability.
@ - ! have been getting drugs
from my local pharmacy under
the VA hometown pharmacy pro.
gram. Will | be affected by
changes hear are being made
in this program?
A - No. The changes involve
billing procedures under which
VA pays the pharmacies. Vetcr
ans will continue to go TO their
local pharmacies for services un
der the program.
@ - What new hospitals does
the Veterans Administration have
under construction, and when
will they be completed?
A - New, replacement hos
pitaIs being built by the VA and
their schedule of completion are
Cleveland, Ohio. fall of 1868 Mar
tinez. California, spring oil 1908
Nashville. Tennessee, early 1868
/ Washington, ID c., fall of 1868
Wood Wisconsin, early 1868.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
Quincy Compressor
Company Expands

The Quincy Compressor Com
panv Quincy, Illinois, has em-
Da kcd on a plant expansion
proRran designed 10 increase
d poductive capacity by about
81 pcr cent.
Actmding to Executive Vice
l'u s.irni Loren Gillhousc, the
usW facilities involve con>truc-
ilnn Of another manufacturing
plant and the acquisition of
IN already erected building TO
house lis service department
oniy.
The new building, now under
construction, will contain over
- 600 square feet. all on one
level. The acquired building
contains approximately 10000
square feet. States Gillhouse:
This constitutes a % per cent
increase over present plant IA
ciliticS, which will give us APP
proximately one third increase
in production capacity
The company plans to have
both buildings ready for occu-
pancy Dy January J.. 1868.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
Ramon 5. 5eruggs
Promoted

Ramon $ Scruggs, recipient of
the Detroit Urban League 1862
Equal Opportunity Award has
been promoted TO public relations
manager Of American Telephone
& Telegraph Company in New
York
ScrugeS was the first Negro exc
cutive with the Michigan Bell
Telephone Company He will as.
sumo his new post January Is
He formerly was the customer
relations manager for Michigan
Bell.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

ON 70 returning lcticrmcn Sen
ior halfback Kermit Alcxandc,
was the only one who had Starr.
cd IN all previous games The
majority OF the others didn't
have any more than 285 minute,
OF playing time While Alcxand
er had played 408 minutes out
of q possible 6GO.
During the game Ohio hid m,
ball on UCLA'S one yard line
with goal to 80. three times and
tailed 10 score The BIZ man ON
these goal line Stanus was Kcr
nit Alexander This potential
All American did hcrculan ioh
on defense.
While the Iincmcn dug in to
halt the Buckeyes vauntcd run.
nlne game. Kermit operated as
rowing lIncbackcr. ne was in
the right places al the right
tines Each time an Ohio state
runner looked as if he MIGHT
break through Alexander would
fall right into the line and fiji
the gap
Then the first time his team
cot the ball. They recovered a
tumble kcrmr raced IS yard,
for a touchdown This versatile
back IS only l87 pounds stand,
5ll. speed and agility are hi,
nam assets
HIS teammates presented him
the game ball because Of his Ter
rifle effort THIS lad is sure Ia
make some pro team after grad.
naiion.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

NEW YORK. Dec 3 Negro
stars Bobby Lee Bell OF Mime
sofa and Dave Robinson OF Penn
state were selected to the 1867
Look Magazine All America loot
ball team
Bell. lone repeater from the
1861 honor team not only ieu
All tackles. but won the Outland
Trophy. annually awarded by
the Football Writers Association
OF American to the top interior
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
On Coaches MAmerje0

Ohio. won the fullback slot Dave
Robinson of Penn State. halllng
from Moorcstown. \ j.. gained
a post at end
The members of the assocla-
lion cast ballots for the nation 5
three foremost teams alter OBJ
serying leading All-Amcrlca can
d.datcs in action and studying
scouting reports plus game films
,oordinatcd with the Eastman
kndak Co
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
Hampton Giants
Among Men

Returning to Hampton after be-
inr studying last year Coach
Frank Enty returned to find quite
a predicamcnl for his hardwood
PLAYERS. With the tallest man
standing only Ga. Coach Enty Will
revert to a running and shooting
came our outstanding asset VIII
he defense" commented the
coach. For we won't be glvions
tho other fellow anything
Although graduation didn't hurt
the team to any extent Coscn
rntv m said. however. he feels that
no IS behind the recruiting oi
players. a major factor IN tea"
development.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

row ~ uard Tom
)n in 1860 - led a con
Negro players honor.
association, which also
20 runner-up teams.
4 selections, marking the
Pal renewal of the All
tradition originated by
;amp. were announced
e. ! issue of TV Guide
|by Bill Murray. associa-
pdent and Duke head
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

coach. Fell and other members
of the first unit appeared on
the Fd sullivan Show Sunday.
Dro ,
-Four Negroes three of them
hacks wcrc chosen on the sec
ond team
Orcsons Mol Rcniro of Port.
land. Greg and UCLNs ker
nit Alexander of Los angeles
shared halfhack laurcl> while Ne.
braska. Bill Th0fton of Toledo.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
Detroit Tribune ||-State Team Selections

with his superb blocking earned
him the most valuable player
award a Ann Arbor his second
season
Al the guard spot is Joe Davis
from Mumford High Davis only
missed one minute Of playing time
this season He was a terrific
blocker and sure iackler
Miit Nixon is our selection al
guard Milt played for Ham
iramck High and proved to be
one oil their best pulling guards
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
Public Relations
1p0t For Rawlings
Winner Bill White

- LOUIS ~ lSpeciab IL Bin
"ni'e' soft spoken, slugging frs,
paseman with the St Lolns CARR.
na'S Baseball Team, has joined
! me public relations staff Of a
60 this week
Nh''e broke into the major
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

balance and agility proved too
much for his rivals. When they
bump hIm one way. he would
bounce the other way. and keep
solnS Willie bounced for 648
yards an average of 60 per
carry His blazing speed Chc can
run the 100 in 90 earned him
10 touchdowns.
From YpSllanti we have Mike
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

leagues with the then New York
Giants IN 1852 receiving a small
bonus He played with the Dan.
VILE, Va, team in Carolina league
ana actually joined the Giant or.
sanHalion IN 1856 making his
major league debut in ST Louis
on Nay : lie also got his first
home run on that day He GOT
y more for the Giants before
that first season ended
Ne was also recipient Of the
Rawlings 1862 National League
Gold Glove Award for outStand-
ins fielding as a first baSeman
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
|nesotos Bobby Bell Only Repeater

Pr Pa. ~ Talented Bob
University of Minnesota
|cklc. proved to be the
Fatcr on the 1862 All
team picked recently
500-mcmber American
Coaches Association.
I Shelby. y. C.. giving
herS representation on
eleven Tor the third
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

plays His splendid pass catching
got him 247 air wards Another
Of his scores came on a 85.yard
punt return Mike is a cage ace.
also he scored 322 points durlne
The 81 4 62 season
AT tackle there IS Ted Murray,
of Ann Arbor. a 5foot 10 l8O
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

ALL STATE TEAM
TIED MURRAY, Ann Arbor High. $40
18O
G-yoE DAVIS. Mvmford High
c-MILT NIXON, Homtromek High
B-JEsSE FLEMING, Bottle Creek Central,
60 1872
B-MIkE BASS. YpsiIunti High, 60 = 10
B-WILLIE JONES, Monroe High, 81 = $50
Evening star., 1962-04-04

His uncle believes Jack has
been pointing all winter for
the Masters, using the rest Of
the time to tune up.
Casper, too, likes Jacks
chances, but then Billy dis
counts no one, merely plays the
course. Several Of the leading
pros said yesterday that the
weather was making the course
play a bit easier, although stilI
no picnic.
When Casper was ap-
preached after his round yes
terday his complacent COM
ment was, 81 think it plays
pretty much the same every
day-hard. I'm putting only
fairly well myself, but I'm not
unhappy. Why worry? The
darn thing doesn't start until
Thursday and I'm gonna en-
joy myself.
This is a wonderful tourna- =
ment and I'll be darned if it's
gonna tie me in knots now or
on Thursday"
Evening star., 1962-04-04
AIou Threatening to Add
To Awesome Giant Punch

gave the Twins the runs they
needed.
Whitley Ford and Mickey
Mantle were bedded with the
flu as the Yankees bowed to
the Pirates when Catcher Don
Leppert singled across two un-
earned runs in the seventh to
snap q IL tie. Cardinal
Shortstop Julio Gotay knocked
in the tying and winning runs
on an infield single with two
out in the ninth against the
Tigers.
Daryl Spencer hit a homer in
the fifth and Ron Fairly dou-
bled home the winner for the
Dodgers in the eighth when
the Red Sox, Lu Clinton mis-
judged the fly ball. Eddie
Mathews broke out of his slump
for his first extra base hits,
slamming two homers and a
double for five RBI in the
Braves trump over the Cubs.
Lee Thomas single in a five
run 8th-inning rally produced
the winner for the Angels after
the Colts had taken the lead
with five in the top of the
inning. Chris Short and Rookie
Paul Brown limited the AS to
five hits while John Callison
provided the Phils' runs with a
two-run homer in the eighth
inning.
Evening star., 1962-04-04
THE EVENING STAR
Woshinston, D. c.
"Wednesday, April 4, 1862

laus yesterday to match the
powerful youngster on a few tee
shots. On several which Jack
outdrove him, Billy was in the
middle Of the fairway and Jack
scrambling from the rough.
Whereas NicklauS is some
what deliberate on every shot
Casper moves on the order OF
Julius Boros or Doug Ford
no wasted motoin. OF course
Casper has been on the tour
for seven years and this is
NicklauS' first.
Jack, followed by that ever
friendly encourage which in
cludes his pretty wife, Barbara,
his father and uncle, DR.. Frank
Nicklaus. is a complex study in
raw power and delicacy. It
seems nigh-fantastic that a
youngster who can overpower
a ball in his manner also can
get the ball in the hole.
But, unlike such as George
Bayer. Jack is a threat from
any distance on the green.
There are no greens more
treacherous than those at Au-
gusta National, but Jack
dropped one from 35 feet and
another from IL feet from a
side hill yesterday.
=
There are many old-timers
here who are practically con-
ceding this tournament to him,
contending that this is the
spot he'll come into his own.
Evening star., 1962-04-04
MiIt Plum Signs,
Will Run Offense

DETROIT, April 4 (AP).-
Milt Plum, obtained by the
Detroit Lions last week in a
six-player trade with the Cleve-
land Browns. visited officials
of his new club yesterday and
signed his contract for the
1862 National Football League
season.
The quarterback met with
Coach George Wilson and was
promised he'd be allowed to
call the Lions signals on the
field and be given a free hand
in running the offense.
The 27-year-old Plum had
been publicly critical of Coach
Paul Brown at Cleveland for
his method of calling all plays
from the bench.