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Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-01
K. . '. Chat Corner

(Ed Note: In addition to the new student code of conduct the Mirror staff is requiring Miss Breckberg to further swear that she will never never, never gain send us copy written in long hand, in red ink, and on both sides of oinionskin pa per! We already did our swearing on this matterD
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-01
form school.

form school.
 KHS student council has set up a student code of conduct, mainly self-reflective, which deals with stu dent attitude and manners at ball. games, assemblies, in the lunch line, and at other such functions.
 CONGRATULATIONS
 Student congratulations to two favorite teachers, Miss Anderton and MT. Nevinger, on their recent engagement announcement.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-01
Mabel Fenner's crocuses Could Be misIeadinq!

Mabel Fenner's blooming cro- cuses notwithstanding, Spring Ain't Yet Sprung:
 Snowballs should be flying some time during the month of March if past experience and records are any guide.
 Average snowfall in Kodiak for
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-21

Coach Charley Wolf said he
is hopeful that two injured play
crS Dave DeBusschcre and
Don Oil - will be ready TO re.
turn to action in the near fu-
ture Both sufleri severe ankle
injuries, DeBusScherc on Novem-
Der 3 and Oil on December
and have been sidrlincd since
Wolf says that reuniting the
Pistons regular; viii mar; the
start Of a determined bid to
overtakc Western Division lead
err
I'VE have managed TO survive
tough stretch Of games with
key men injured" he declares.
No team has been able TO iv-'n
far in front in the Western Di.
vision and there's still plenty Of
time for US TO make move"
The Pistons also were sched-
ulcd 10 meet the Baltimore Bul-
lets Wednesday, December l8l
at $50 pm marking the first
Detroit appearance of the season
for the young Bullets.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-21
Tropical kt
Negro Jockey

MIAMI. Fla. (AllP) b . +
McCurdy. a % year old appren
tice Jockey from Atlantic City,
NJ. has become the Jackie Rob.
inson of Tropical Park He is
the only Negro Jockey ever TO
ride at Tropical in Florida
In his debut that went I'M.
hcraldcd he made two first
besides being the FIRST Nc.ro
Jockey TO ride he brought his
first mount home winner the
honored thoroughbred was nam
ed Brenda's Crit
Negroes aren't new TO turf
dom The first man ever To win
the Kentucky Derby three times
1884. 1890. and l89D was rider
Isaac Murphy Another early
great one was Jim kinkfield he
won the Kentucky Derby twice
in 1901 and 1902.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-21

CHICAGO. Ill. - On a bitter
cold day with temperature cold
enough TO freeze your iavorlte
s,,dsy refrcshment the Chicago
Bears turned back the Dctroi.
Ions 2l-l before crowd OF
Az3l7. at Wrigley Field where
creature comfort is at mini
mum to say the most.
The IONS tried to upset the
Bears title plans in the West
ern Division like they did tn
cleveland riownS' in Tie East
ern But Chicago which hadn /
played in a championship game
s'nce their AT loss to the New
York Giants in 1856 would not
be denied They got the breaks
sometime every team needs to
win in the rough NFL.
The Lions playing without the
services of their two All-Pro sec.
ondary defensive men safety man
Yale Lazy and corner man Dick
"Night Train" Lane who didn't
make the trim because e the
death of his wife sinner Dinah
WASHINGTON With these two ms
irr Rear o''ar'erhack Pill Wadc
riddlcd the Lions secondary with
passes
Coach G. 'oroe Wilson pl"virc
q ,ainst his former coach had thr
| ions up for the game but just
couldn't overcome the lack cf
seasoned rlavcrs With \ hcarh,
tcam Dc'roi' would not have
only taken the measure Of the
Monsters from the Midway" but
also the Western Division title
A lot of credit should 90 to
Lion quarterback Earl Morrall
fer the wav ho came on and tool (
charge. The manrer in which he
took charge instillcd the CON
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-21

BIRMINGHAM. Ala - 7 h c
Miles College Golden Bears Ba'
ketbaIl Team opened the scasol
with a win over Fort Valley
Georgia by a score of 10000.
Invited to participate in the
;corsia lnvitational Tournament
the Bears came very close &c
winning the tournament losin'
TO Winston-Salem, n. Carolina
70-6l.
The Bears opened the tourna.
ment with a win over Jackson
State College Jackson. Misslsslp.
nj l04-9l. defeated their second
opponent Clark College Atlanta.
Georgia 77-74.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-21
Spartan (agers
race u(LA

EAST LANSING. Mich-ClaSS
eS will be out for Christmas holi-
days. but Michigan States bas-
kcihall and ico hockey teams
VIII continue action next week
wih trips west
The ca1crs. winners of three
STRAIGHT with lCOplus scores be.
fore facing Penn al philadelphia
Saturday evening. play three
games. Including two in the Sun
Devil Classic at Tempe. Arizona
Their schedule calls for a game
with Tulsa Of the Missouri Val
ley Coat renee az Tulsa We'd
resaay evening and Classic games
both Friday AMI Saturday
IN the Classic state opens with
California and the following night
VIII play either Arizona State
os oklahoma
The skaters Will play Colo
radO COLLEGE ~ Colorado Springs
Trid,v and s turaay evenings
They had a onetwo won-loSt
rocori "~ine into the pair with
Ohio University al the Michigan
State Iec Arena last Friday and
Sa'urday
The Colorado games will con
clude action until 1864 for the
ice hockey team, but the basket
ball team still has pair of
road dates before the end of he
month
Coach Fordy Andcrson's men
VIII stay west afier the sun Devil
Classic and nlay Br'eham Young
at Provo, Utah. on Minday, Dec
%
After the Christmas break they
regroup for a game with Butler
al Indianapolis on Dec %.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-21
pistons Season
Ends With A
Family Might"

Two home games. including
the first Saturday cYcnins tilt
OF the season are on tap this
week as the Detroit Pislons close
out 1893 activities at Cobo Arena.
Following Saturdays meeting
with the st. Louis Hawks de
lo'r 'Ir p tons will Va
cate their home court for the
holiday season
The Hawks game is 10 be pre-.
coded by two spccial preliminary
games matching Jewish Commun-
ity Center and Salvation Army
in the InterCounty Basketball
] eague at 6'l5 PM and Detroit
'o'eeisrs Club AGAINST Kentucy
State COLLEGE in special exhi-
b'''"n oNcrur'or a. 7'n5 pm.
II will be "Familv Nioht'' with
special prices in effect for fam
lily or0nrs P''rchase Of one re.
sorvc scat t'rIei al the regular
price of ST. So or 50 entities 9TH
ers in the family to purchase adj
iacnent seats for 30 cents each.
Tickets may be purchased in
advance en- game day.
If Saturdays game even faint
ly resembles the Hawks last
trip TO the Arena. local fans are
in for q rare treat. Coach Harry
Gallaiin's c'rh Starmed 10 II.
point second quarter lead then
watched in amazement as the in
iuryriddled Pis'onS rallied val
liantlv TO earn lo3-l03 tie in
rc 'ulaticn time and win in ov-
ertime. ll2-lO8.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-21

TONY LoRicK, speedy All
American hslfbsek from Ari-
IONA State Is the focal point
in a dispute between the rival
American Football Leagues
Oakland Raiders and the Ma
fionsl Football Leagues "a.
fimore Colts.
The Raiders and Colts are
both saying thar he has sign
ed with them.
loriek Is quoted as saying,
Everything see about Bal
''more like and this Is where
want 10 play"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-21
SPORTS
WeDHEHD
>ssss"r ~. Nssy.

iia~rcs n the team that had bee.
'~e"'is - q" w. li.nA o. IA
srssC.
LION IlNES II c,lf SAGE vi.
do II. awards n,N, scar w.A
TO one Matsen and Ernse Gar
Matson the Come Back of IN
Year and AllPro honors fol
O4ari..
On a night highlighted by rool
ie goal tenders. broken hocke,
sucAS 's.x in ALL ana HIGH ily
lns pucks the Detroit Red WING.
edged the Chicago Black Hawks
81 before 1913 eager fans Z
olympia Stadium.
With each team playing thti
substitute goalics. Roger Croziel
for the Wings and Denis De
jordy for the Hawks. Detroit
played the genial host and a.
lowed Chicago the first goal a,
center Bill Hays scored at 81
OF the first period with assis'
from National Hockey League
leading scorer left winger Bob
BY Hull and defensive man Waynf
il'rman
Then the Wings turned on tn
power and scored three cf thci
live goals on power plays Tho
frs, was by right wing mar
hrncc MacGrceor at 5.37 Of In,
first period, then Andre Prom
ovcSt left winger scored a'
SIS first period an center Ed
die loval en- a terrific backhant
smash at 1912 also in the first
period. as DcJorly was forced
TO make ~ saves to Croziers
IN this period
NoIN'c II q W Z. nIcuSnl u Z
crowd to is feet as he flickc
ono bv DcIordy at ll:O6 in n,
second roriod with assists 90
inc to left wing man Andre Pre-
novost who had three assist fn'
his NIGHTS work and center Alcy
Dclvccchio This was IIowie's 81
goal. his frs in four gameS
Gordir - . 81 I'D two assist
for 2 total of Is.
This was Tho ~ \ roint fc
Tho VINES fro'n howe thrv haf
to hang on. p"r''er N9cDonal'
ot tn VINES ff h eoal.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-21

also a halfback with the FLORIDA
A & NJ Ratlers.
For Hayes. il was some'hlnt
of moral victory His carrier
record.breaking times had been
disallowcd because of technical
tiles.
Since Pcnnel cracked the II
foot barrier on August "a N
Miami. he has run into a iiS'-
ful of troubles. including illness
and bad luck. and has not ap'
preached his own record in reg
ular competition
The AAU records will be Tor
warded to the International Am
ateur Federation for final ap
proval later this month.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-21
GsDzaSeegs .Beec-g'
Cngey's W sn

lirirht and ball control on the
part OF Winston Salem contrihut-
ed to the defeat of the Bears in
ne Championship game. The de-
eat forced the Bears to settle
for the runner-up spot and sec
md place trophy
Coach Catlin has come up with
a super player in James Crab
Shaw who though only a fresh
nan is an offensive giant and a
defensive genius. II Is highly
sbeculated that Crab Shaw may
one day be labeled as The best
in Miles College Basketball his
tory
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-21

ARTHUR ASHE was seeded
No. I in the uS-L.I.A. Nation
al Hard Courts Championships
in La Joiia. Californiss and
lived Up 10 his seeding defeat
ing Allen Fox. Los Angeles.
California. SO: l2-l0 for the
USLTA National Crown Allen
Fox has a 1853 rating Of No. 4
while Ashe is rated 10. TO
reach the finals Ashe defeat.
ed Tom EdIefson, BerkIey. Cal
itornia, rs: 6-3. Ashe did not
lose i set in The tournament.
H's victories over top 10 play
ers this year include wins ov-
e. hamilton Richardson. RI.
3; Whitney Reid. Mo. 6; Eu-
gene Scott, No. 8; Martin Ries-
sen, No. 9; and Charles Pssa-
reII No. 10. will help his Ma
ticnaI RATING 10 the select top
&c players from the 10 rating
tc now has.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-21
AAU OK..S
Hayes Reeer5

SAN DIEGO, Calif.-FAMU =
It's official II at least in the Uni
ted States. Bob Hayes of Flor
ida A &M is the worlds fastest
human and John Pcnnel is the
'i"hcst flying.
The Amateur Athletic Union
certified lIaycs' 81 second 100
ward dash and Pcnnels II "a
pclc vault Thursday.
The 20-ycar old Jacksonville
srrintrr was clocked al 81 in
the trials and in the finals OF
the Championships Meet in St
Louis last june He took the
news with calmnesS Haves i
The chronicle., 1963-11-20
rights resolution but not without

rights resolution but not without
an undercurrent of disagree
ment between President George
Meany and Negro union lead
er A. Philip Randolph.
Meany favored the resolution
but was opposed to an amend
ment which would have attach
ed to it, as a preamble, a talk
given by Randolph, the groups
only Negro vice president.
The head Of the giant labor
organization apparently was an
noyed by Randolph's address.
Randolph, head of the Brother
hood of Sleeping Car PorterS,
said that the American Negro's
traditional loyalty to organized
labor was being strained to the
breaking point.
Meany told the delegates that
he refused 'to accept the idea
that the American trade move
ment should be slowed for lack
of action on civil rights.
In an address two weeks ago
Meany said there were ITO seq
regated units among the AFL-
CLOS $4,000 locals.
The chronicle., 1963-11-20

(which property of Louis Finch is situ-
ated on the South side OF Krebs Lane):
thence running in a Northeasterly dir
ection along the South margin OF said
property facing on Krebs Lane a
distance OF 368 feet to stake on the
West margin Of the property OF Coch-
ran: thence South % feet along the
West margin Of said Cochran land to
the SW corner OF said Cochran land;
thence in a Northeasterly direction
along the South margin OF the said
Cochran land to the Sc corner of said
Cochran land and to the Western mar
gin Of Spring Street "a street that is
80 feet in width; thence running in
Southeasterly direction along the
Western margin OF said Spring Street
a distance OF so feet to stake !;
thence running South along the West
margin Of said Spring Street a distance
of IT'S feet to a stake; thence running
in a Westerly direction a distance OF
410 feet to the point of beginning,
which point OF beginning is on the
East margin of Macarthur Street.
/ will convey only such title as is
vested in me as Substituted Trustee.
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE this the
9Th day Of November, 1868.
WILLIAM l.. WALLER,
Substituted Trustee.
At lib. 90. az, 1874
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the office OF the Chancery Clerk Of
jackson County, Mississippi;
AND WHEREAS, this Deed Of Trust
was assigned to Marie Bevis on No
vember Is. 1859, by instrument record
ed in Book 1873 at Page 338 OF the
records aforesaid;
AND WHEREAS, said Deed of Trust
was assigned to Joe Potts on April 10,
1860, by instrument recorded in Book
1873 at Page 215 of the records afore-
said;
AND WHEREAS, the owner and hld-
er of said Deed of Trust has duly
substituted william L. Waller as Sub
stituted Trustee, by instrument dated
May 4, 1868, and recorded in Book
lSs at Page SO of the records afore-
said
AND WHEREAS, default having been
made in the payment OF the indebted
ness secured by said Deed of Trust,
and the holder of the Note and Deed
of Trust having requested the under
signed Trustee so to do, WILL on the
9th day of December, 1868, offer for
sale at public outcry and sell during
legal hours, between the hours of 1l:00
! AM, and 400 PM, at the main front
door of the County Court House of
Jackson County. at Pascagoula. Mis-
sissippi, for cash TO the highest and
best bidder, the following described
land and property situated in Jackson
County, Mississippi. to-wit:
Section /, Township 8 South, Range
West. The Southern one half of:
Commencing at he intersection of the
center lines Of the Mississippi Export
Railroad Track and the U. s. High
way No. 90; thence running North 81
degrees and 25 minutes west a dis
tance Of SIS feet to the NE corner fence
| post of the Bradley Estate and said
corner post being on the West line
or margin Of Railroad Street; thence
in a westerly direction along the said
fence line of the Bradley Estate a
distance of 352 feet to the NV corner
fence post of the said Bradley Estate
and said fence post being on the East
side of Macarthur Street; thence in a
Northerly direction a distance of 683
feet along the East margin of said
Macarthur Street to an iron stake at
the intersection of the East margin
| of Macarthur Street with the North
margin of Agnes Street (which street
| have been laid off but not opened) !:
thence in Northerly direction along
| the East margin of said Macarthur
Street a distance of 110 feet to the
point OF beginning of the lands con-
veyed therein; from said point Of be-
| ginning continue running in a North
erly direction along the East margin of
said Macarthur Street distance of 95
feet TO the fence on the South mar
gin of the property of Louis Finch
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NO. 1905


NOTICE OF SALE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
WHEREAS, on May 81, 1862, Joseph
q. Stork and Tolice Stork. his wife.
executed a deed Of trust to z. r.
Edwards, Trustee for the benefit OF
Jim Walter Corporation, which deed
OF trust Is recorded in Record Book
ITO at Page 205 in the office OF the
Chancery Clerk Of Jackson County,
Mississippi. and
WHEREAS, said deed of trust was
assigned to Mid-State Homes. Inc. on
June 4, 1862, by instrument recorded
in Record Book I'll at Page 255 OF the
aforesaid records; and
WHEREAS, Mid-State Homes. Inc.
substituted in the place and stead OF
the aforementioned trustee, Herbert r.
Ginsberg, by instrument date Oct. 8.
1863, and recorded in Book 1913 at page
233 of the aforesaid records: and
WHEREAS, default having been made
in the payments of the Indebtedness
secured by said deed of trust and Mid
State Homes, Inc. the holder OF the
note and deed of trust having request
ed the undersigned substituted trustee
so to do, i will on the 29th day OF
November. 1868, offer for sale at pub
lie outcry and sell during the legal
hours, between 1900 AM. and 400
PM, at the main front door of the
County Court House Of Jackson County
at Pascagoula, Mississippi, for cash
to the highest and best bidder, the
following described property lying and
being situated in Jackson County,
Mississippi, being more particularly de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
That certain lot or parcel Of land In
the Southeast corner OF Section 23,
The chronicle., 1963-11-20
Head Of Legion
Asks For Action
Against Russia

NEW YORK CUPID - The
national commander of the
American Legion said Tuesday
that the United States cannot
sit idly by while the Soviet
Union is showing signs OF
weakness.
Daniel F. Foley told the AFL-
CIO convention that the Rus
SLAMS are trying to "buy time''
while they try to iron out their
internal problems, including ag-
ricultural failures.
Foley said recent develop.
mentS in Russia - including
agreement to the limited test
ban treaty, wheat purchase and
Soviet Premier Nikita KhruSh.
chev'S contradictory statements
about the moon race-indicate
that Russia presently is in nc
position either to continue nu-
clear testing or to compete in
a race to the moon"
RuSSia'S actions and pro-
nouncementS all could be de-
signed with no purer motives
than to buy time for solving in
ternal problems and for re-
newed aggression when the
time is right" he said. "Amer-
lea cannot afford to nap while
the Soviet Union administers
oxygen to ITSELF
The convention unanimously
passed Monday a strong civil
The chronicle., 1963-11-20

Lots rs and " Of the Frances Theirry
Subdivision OF part OF Lot So OF the
Eugenia Baptiste Tract in Claim Sec
ton 80, Township South, Range
West, as per plat OF said subdivision
recorded in Book /, Page 275, OF the
Surveyors Records on file in the Office
of the Chancery Clerk OF Jackson
County, Mississippi
The undersigned Trustee will convey
only such title as is vested in him by
virtue of the above described Deed OF
Trust.
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE, this the
18th day OF November, A.D., 1858.
CARL A. MEGEHEE,
Trustee.
At lib, 20, az, 1874
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Township Z South, Range 5 West. Jack
son County, Mississippi. more parti-
cularly described as follows: Com
mencing at the Sc corner OF certain
tract OF land (cont. 71a acres) con-
veyed to w. M. Davis by r. T. 5atter-
lee and running thence North along
the Section line 83.75 feet to the point
OF beginning; thence North l25 feet:
thence west 1875 feet; thence South
1875 feet: thence East l25 feet TO the
point OF beginning.
/ will convey only such title as is
vested in me as Substituted Trustee.
witness my signature and posted
this, the 9Th day OF November 1858.
HERBERT r. GIN5BERG,
Substituted Trustee.
At l1-6, IL. 20. az
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NO. 3649
NONRESIDENT NOTICE

NO. 17,474
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TO
JOHN MILLER; w. e. RAND; II. M.
YOUNG; c. L. MARTIN; and 8. c.
SPENCER, whom Complainant has
been unable to find after diligent
search and inquiry. and whose address
es remain unknown.
You are summoned to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court Of the County
day of December, AID. 1868 at 2:00
said Court of FRANK M. HAVILAND,
EFT AL VS.. JOHN MILLER. EFT AL
Wherein you are a Defendant, and
wherein Complainant seeks to con-
firm title TO lands as fully described
below, situated in Jackson County
Mississippi and sold to the State OF
Mississippi for unpaid taxes as fol-
lows:
Block 2, Suburban Acres, Sold 6eptem-
Der II, 1885, North-half of tract 4, s.
6. 81 8, Block 2, Suburban Acres.
Sold September Is, 194l.
Tract 8 Of Lot 2, Suburban Acres
sold August 2, 1928, Tract "A Of Block
2, Suburban Acres, sold April 2, 1928.
and other relief as fully set out In
bill on file.
This 18th day Of November, A. D.,
1868.
(SEAL)
WILBUR G. DEES,
Clerk Chancery Court,
jackson County, Mississippi.
BY: FRANCES J. ROBERTS,
DC.
1t l1-2o, ~, 1874
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NO. 1884
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON


NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
Default having been made in the
payment of the Indebtedness secured
by a Deed Of Trust from JOSEPH e.
TEMPLET, to INGALLS, EMPLOYEES
CREDIT UNION. Beneficiary, CARL A.
MEGEHEE, Trustee, dated June 90,
1861, recorded in Book 154, Pages 193-
"a. Record Of Mortgages and Deeds Of
Trust. Jackson County, Mississippi, and
the present holder and owner of the
Note and the Deed of Trust securing
same having requested the undersigned
Trustee to foreclose said Deed OF Trust
as provided therein in the event of
default. I, CARL A. MEGEHEE, Trustee.
under the provisions and by virtue Of
authority conferred upon me in said
Deed of Trust. will, on Monday, De-
cember 8, 1868, within legal hours at
the main front door of the Courthouse.
Jackson County. Mississippi, City of
Pascagoula. offer for sale and sell for
cash to the highest and best bidder
the following described property situ-
ated in the County Of Jackson, State
OF Mississippi, to-wit:
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Legal Notices

NO. 1925
SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEES
NOTICE OF SALE
WHEREAS, on october /, 1859, Foun-
tain Shivers and Christine A. Shivers,
husband and wife, executed a Deed OF
Trust to Arvis V. Cumbest. Trustee
for the benefit of Bevis Construction
Company, Inc, which Deed of Trust is
recorded in Book 1872 at Page AL in
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To recover a loss. lose no
time in placing a Lost ad.
Dial 762-1711 now so the finder
can contact you. Adv.