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Arizona tribune., 1963-11-08
SUPREME COURT
REJECTS REPEAL

WASHINGTON. - The Supreme
Court rejected an appeal of the
Mobile County, Alabama School
board from an order requiring
beginning on public school de-
segregation this fall.
Justice Black refused to change
the order saying that the board
had known for nine years that 1t
had operated the schools con-
trary to the constitution.
Two Negroes have been ad-
mitted to high school in Mobile.
Arizona tribune., 1963-11-08
CUBAN MAIL
SERVICE STOPPED

Parcel post service to Cuba,
both by air and surface. is sus-
pended except for parcels con-
tanning medicines only. Letter
packages and 8-ounce merchan-
disc packages are likewise linn
tied to those containing medicines
only. For any other information,
call the post office.
Arizona tribune., 1963-11-08
SEARCH ON FOR
NE GRO COAST GUARD
ACADEMY APPLICANTS

WASHINGTON = The Treasury
Department has asked the press,
radio and television to help re-
cruit Negro youths to compete for
the 23O appointments open in the
Coast Guard Academy.
Robert A. Wallace, the depart
ment's employment policy Of
ficer, said that unless we re-
ceive more applicants. the acad-
emy class entering In July may
not have a single Negro"
Arizona tribune., 1963-11-08
DUKE APPEARS
IN FAR EAST

KARACHI, Pahstan Duke
Ellington and his orchestra will
present two concerts here.
Ellington is on a Is country
tour of the Middle East sponsored
by the US. State Department.
Arizona tribune., 1963-11-08
BAG OF TRICKS

Within the past fev weeks the candidates
Of the ACT [ActiOn) Ticket Uyi,zg for the city
mayoYalty and council seats haze stepped up
their campaigns. They haze Yes0yted to a
we'll Woym political naa,aeuveY knOWn as the
bag trick. -
refused to acknowledge any progress made
by the Charter Government program in the
past fourteen years. Instead the candidates
haze opened their bag Of promises. This
political yuse is one Of the Oldest and most
aOoYn methods of trying to aOin U0teS.
The ACT candidates pledge TO baOe resi-
Dental streets Which '"ouM raise taxes.
They advocate ssuing of bonds to build youth
centeYs, wkich would spiral taxes more. ACT
costs 1Uith tax revenues and a reduction of
traffic fines.
All Of these ACT proposals wOuh increase
the city property tax rate possibly 100 per
cent or more.
On the other hand the CHARTER ticket
pledges to keep the tax rate at 81. rs per 500
assessed vah4ation. ACT proposals Mould in
crease the rate double.
Evidently the sky is the limit for the ACT
candidates sOKo are pulling out tuH bag Of
promises as they try to sOoo voteYs. AS you
go to the polls remember the CHARTER
Government has bY0Uen its worth.
Don't follow bag of promises. VOTE
for the CHARTER TICKET--TUES., NOV. IL.
NEGRO ACTRESS APPEARS IN NEW
Arizona tribune., 1963-11-08

newyweds Mr.. and Mrs Adohus Hicks 2lO5
West EIadley. They married last week.
The groom the of Mrs. Ars l.. Hicks the bride is the
daughter of Mrs. B. Nelson ol3 Sixth
maid ofhonor. Mr. James McCeeand
served best
Arizona tribune., 1963-11-08

Mgean dances performed the Arizona State
Fair Saturday from Arizona State University
Oatm Agoro, Y Babaoa Deli Oder1no and
Edward participated in the presentations
intricate routines by Misses Donna
Ward, Jackie Smith. Karen Kerry and Jean Howard
BETHUNE SCHOOL CARNIVAL RULERS
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-05-04

Boys Baseball Association, SOC
N. Parish Street Jackson, Miss.
or call FL 1882 for w. D.
Belt.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-05-04

is to be photographer at Walk
er AFB, MN.
Both airmen are 1862 grad
yates of Lanier High School.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-05-04
Grabbing
Moves Back Into
bask etbaII Lead
BY Collie ]. Nicholson

/ Grambling, La. Especially -
The Grambling Tigers have
made it abundantly clear that
they still have the competitive
spark that won Southwestern
Conference titles in 81 and '62
The talented Tigers moved
back into first place in the SW-
AC race Saturday and will like
ly remain in the familiar spot,
despite anguished bleats from
Southern University and Jack
son State.
Jackson led the league brief
ly last week before suffering a
severe case of tanglefoot in a
series with Grambling. The Big
Blues were embarrassed and
completely Debated by the de-
Tending champions.
President Coach R. w. E.
Jones will be the last to admit
it, but his team played smart,
guilty baseball in the Jackson
series and used an admirable
blend of tenacity and skill to
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-05-04

Washington, D. c. - Green
Bay Packers halfback HOWE
Williams was among nine How
ard University students induct-
ed last week into Tau Beta Pi,
the nations foremost honor So
ciety in engineering. An electri-
cal engineering student major
ing in electronics, Williams will
be graduated in June.
Other inductees included five
seniors and three juniors. In
addition the Tau Beta Pi Badge
of Honor was presented to a
coed, who, because of her sex,
is ineligible for membership in
the society.
Williams is 26-year-old ma
tive of Spartanburg, S. C. who
made the championship Green
Bay team as a rookie last year
after completing his college ath-
letic eligibility at Howard in
1861. A veteran of four years
in the U. S. Air Force before
enrolling at Howard, Williams
has had some dozen job offers
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-05-04

from major industrial and re-
search corporations throughout
the country. He is expected to
turn them down for the present,
however, and report to the Pack
ers for preseason drills in July.
Williams lives with his wife,
the former Toyoko Oda of Yam
aguchi, Japan, and 16-month old
son at 1925 Rittenhouse St.,
northwest.
Other seniors indicted into
the Howard chapter of Tau Beta
Pi include Adish X. Jain, me-
chanical engineering, son of
Janeshwar d. Jain of New Del
hi, India; Albion A. Potter, me-
chanical engineering, son of Mr..
Leonard S. Potter, San Nicholas
Aruba, Netherlands Antilles;
Under J. SETH, mechanical engi-
neering, son of Mr.. Parma H.
Seth of Meerut Can't, India;
Hollis ]. Sobers, electrical engi-
ncering, son of Mrs. Ena Sob
ers of 9 Bellsmythe St., Cureoe
Trinidad, w. l.; Raye C. R. Til
tus, civil engineering, son of
Mr.. o. Titus of Wakefield, ia
maica, w. l.
Juniors indicted into the hon.
or society are Harold Mack, Jr.,
electrical engineering, son of Mr.
Harold Mack, ST., 382 Angler
Ave, Atlanta, Ca; Roy B. Pal
mer, civil engineering, son of
Mr.. Lewis r. Palmer, 10 Dean
cry Dr., Kingston, Jamaica, w.
l.; and Charles B. Watkins, Jr.,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-05-04
GrambIing Man
Mainstay Of
Pan-American
j. S. Team

Sau Paulo, Brazil (SpeciaD-
One of the mainstays of the U.
5. basketball team participating
in the Pan-American games is
big Willis Reed, q CLIO 1885,
pound giant labeled "the most
underrated player on the Am
erican squad"
Reed is junior from Gram
bling College, a perennial small
college basketball power.
Pan-American game obser-
vers claim that he has the poise
and confidence of professional
star and supposedly is yet to
reach his peak.
He and 60 Lucious Jackson
of Pan American College, Edin-
burg, Texas are the biggest
members of the U. S. team.
Last season Reed scored 699
points and grabbed 500 re-
bounds to garner spots on the
Associated Press, United Press
international and NAIA All
American teams, and starred
in the Pan-American trials.
Reed is making his second
visit to Sau Paulo.
Last summer he was one of
IA U. S. cagers who made a six
week goodwill tour of Latin
America for the Department of
State.
Seven players from Gramb-
ling and an equal number from
Westminster College (Pa.)
visited nine Central and South
American countries on the tour.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-05-04

mechanical engineering, son Of
Mrs. Haseltine T. Watkins, 280C
Centre Ave-, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Miss Irene E. White, a senior
majoring in electrical engineer
ing, was given the society's
Badge of Honor. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Almer w. Will
liams, Rt. l, Box 149, Brookneal,
Va.
The Howard chapter of Tau
Beta Pi was established in 1866.
Total national membership of
the honor society is nearly 100,-
900, with chapters in leading
engineering schools throughout
America. The society was found
ed in 1885 at Lehigh University,
Bethlehem, Pa.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-05-04
The BOYS
BASEBALL
ASSOCIATION

The Boys Baseball Assocla-
ton is a non-profit tax exempt
organization, formerly operated
by the Cavalier Club; but later
abandoned. The Boys Baseball
Association was founded by Cur
tbs Coward in 1855. Most of the
uniforms and equipment used
by the Boys Baseball Assocla-
ton is in fair condition with Il
little mending. We have been
fortunate in securing equipment
of this sort given to the boys
by the Servian Club of jack
son. We are very grateful to
you that helped acquire three
new set sof uniform since 1859.
We have several yearly don
ors, who denotes each year.
Most of our contributions come
from organizations, contests and
handouts. Our apparent handi-
cap is getting devoted civic
minded men and women to help
carry on this program each year.
Since 1859 we have kept more
than 1900 boys busy during the
summer months. Our inten-
tons is to have Is baseball
teams in 1868.
Age for qualification in the
following teams: Little League
9-12, Babe Ruth 1915. The
Pony protect Our Nations
YOUTH League was organized in
Washington, Pennsylvania and
is composed of boys in the 49,
Ia age group.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-05-04
STANDINGS

trip the visitors 1870, 30 and
7-6.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-05-04
Boys Baseball
Needs Your Help

The Negro youth of Jack
son are under-privileged in
many respects. There is fine
talent among the youngsters,
but hundreds of them never
have a chance to develop this
talent.
Realizing this fact, the Boys
Baseball Association was organ
lied in 1869 and has continued
throughout the years to work
toward giving every boy a
chance to play and compete
against each other to develop
his talents as best he can. And
help combat juvenile delinquency
through a healthy physical out
let.
The program is set up so as
to take in the vacuum that is
created in his lite when school
is out for summer vacation.
The cost of equipment is high;
Their funds are low, therefore,
we earnestly beg for your sup
port in helping to build better
men of our boys through the
Boys Baseball Association.
You may sponsor a team as
low as $125.00 a year, or an
individual player. Your business
name will be displayed on the
back of each uniform. The cost
is small and the amount is tax
deductable on tncome-tax re-
turns.
Small contributions will also
be of great help. You don't have
to be in business to contribute.
Any donations you make will
be gratefully accepted.
Won't you please let them
hear from you soon. You may
write to Curtis towards clio
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-05-04
NONRESIDENT SUMMONS
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
County of Kinds.
To Alice Lewis. whose post office
address and street address is un-
known, you are summoned to appea,
before the Chancery Court Of the
First Judicial District. County OF
Kinds. IN said state. on the Fourth
Monday of April. A. D.. 1868 to de-
fend the suit No 81. 964 in said
Court of Eddis Lewis. Complainant.
wherein you are defendant.
This Goth day of March. A. D..
1868.
FRANK T. SCOTT,
Chancery Clerk
BY Charles A. Scott. D. C
(SEAL)
Sidney r. Tharpe
Solicitor
March 27-April 3-4-l963
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-05-04
jackson State
College Names
Commencement
Speakers

DR.. J. Reuben Sheeler, Pro-
fessor and Head of the Depart
ment of History & Geography
Texas Southern University, will
deliver the Commencement Ad-
dress at Jackson State College
Monday May 27, at 700 p. m.
at College Park Auditorium.
DR.. S. Leon Whitney, pastor
of the Parish Street Baptist
Church, Jackson, Mississippi
will preach the Baccalaureate
Sermon Sunday, May 26, at 400
p. m. at College Park Auditor
ium.
The Alumni Banquet speaker
will be Mrs. Henrietta Trawick
Norris, Director of Student
Teaching at Johnson c. Smith
University, Charlotte, North
Carolina, on Saturday, May rs,
at 1880 p. M, B. F. Roberts
Dining Hall.
The public is invited to at
tend Baccalaureate and Com
mencement activities.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-05-04
In The Armed
Forces

Lakeland AFB, Texas - Two
Jackson, Miss, men have receiv-
ed new assignments in United
States Air Force job specialties
following completion of their ba-
sic military training here.
Airman Third Class Hector
Johnson, son of Mrs. Bertha
Johnson of 139 Livingston St.,
Jackson, will be fire protec-
ton specialist at March AFB,
California.
Airman Third Glass Lew
Foster, son of Mrs. Amanda D.
Foster of 1876 Elm St., Jackson,
Evening star., 1963-12-18
TALL FRONT LINE
TALL FRONT LINE
Three Transfer Students
Provide Punch for Stuart

Transfers Monte Minch,
Whit Campbell and Don Web
ster have provided Stuart High
Schools basketball team with q
tail front line this season.
The trio accounted for 36
points last night as Stuart de-
feated Annandale. 52-44. in q
non-league game ct AMMAN
dale. Stuart. now 20, takes on
powerful DeMatha Of the Cath
Ole League Friday at the Fair
fax County School.
Campbell and Webster, both
6-foot-4, came TO Stuart last
year from Turkey. Minch, q g.
5 senior, transferred this year
from FL Paso, Tex, and Jan
Hartke, the Raiders backcourt
star, Is q transplanted Indi-
anan. His father Is Senator
Hartke D-Indiana).
A six-point spurt. including q
field goal by Hartke and two
free throws each by Campbell
and Minch, in the closing min
utes put the game away for
Stuart. Annandale had mar
rowed the count to 46-42 with
four minutes remaining.
Campbell led the Raiders
with IA points, followed by
Webster with Is and Minch
with IL. Monte also hauled
down II rebounds for the Raid
ers. Andy Marusak topped the
four Atoms who got in the
scoring column.
Evening star., 1963-12-18
SPOTSYLVANIA
NETS FOUL SHOTS

SPOTSYLVANIA, Va, Dec.
18 SpeciaD.-Spotsylvania
High School was outscored
from the floor, 81 field goals to
"a. but won a Battlefield Dis
trict. Virginia Group 1-B game
over James Monroe, 1896, here
last night.
Spotsylvania connected ON 30
Of 46 foul shots compared to
the Yellow Jackets six for I3
TO win their third game in four
starts. Spotsylvania outscored
the Yellow Jackets. 25-9 in the
final period. netting 81 foul
shots.
-Four Of SpotSylvania's start
ers scored in double figures, Led
BY Roy Henderson with "a. A
fifth starter, Bobby Mullen, the
Evening star., 1963-12-18
STAFFORD SETS
SCORING RECORD

Stafford High School rolled
up q school-record scoring TO-
tai with q l04-59 romp over La
Plata in basketball last night
at LaPlata. The Virginia
schools previous record was
100. set last year against Cul-
peper.
Lehmer Sullivan, Jim Cris-
mond and Calvin Burton COM
bined to score "a points for
Stafford, with Sullivan getting
Evening star., 1963-12-18
Keller Leads
Early Spurf
For ST. John 5

Brian Keller. st. Johns SEN
Tor forward, collected II points
in the first half to lead the
Cadets to q $3.50 victory over
Montgomery Blair yesterday at
st. Johns.
Keller's spurt carried the
winners to a 22-9 edge In the
first eight minutes and 1928
at the half. The Cadets are 2-l,
Blair, l-2.
Evening star., 1963-12-18
NOKESVILLE WINS
OVERTIME BATTLE

Nokesville High School
scored II straight points dur
ing an overtime period to de-
feat Garfield. 66-63, in a Bat
tlefield District. Virginia Group
l-B basketball game last night
at Garfield.
Garfield Jumped off to q
6l-55 lead after the regulation
game had ended deadlocked at
55-55. Nokesville then put on
its winning squirt. Joe Burke
scored 20 points for the win
ners, before fouling out during
the overtime.
Evening star., 1963-12-18
MADISON ROMPS
OVER MARSHALL

Madison High School won It's
second straight non-league
game by defeating Marshall,
71-3s, last night at Marshall.
The Warhawks took the lead
from the outset and main-
tanned it throughout with Pat
Beverly and Jimmy Upperman
setting the scoring pace with
II and IL points, respectively.
Evening star., 1963-12-18
SAINTS DEFEAT
OUANTICO POST

st. Anthony's won its first
game in three starts by defeat
ing Quantico Post High School,
9l-62, last night at Quantico.
The TONES, paced by Mike
.OBrien and Elston Peppers,
with q and 81 points, respec-
lively. were in front all the way
against the winless Quantico
f,--z
Evening star., 1963-12-18
QUAKERS RALLY
TO WIN OPENER

Sidwell Friends School
opened its basketball season by
defeating Flint Hill. 69-58,
yesterday at Flint Hill. The
Quakers overcame a 1926 half
time deficit as John Schulman
netted II Of his "a points in
the second half. Terry Bottoms
80 points for Flint Hill were
high for the game
Evening star., 1963-12-18
GERHARDT STARS
FOR ALBEMARLE

CULPEPER. Dec. 1s (Spe-
ciaD - Lane Gerhardt scored
a field goal and two free throws
in overtime play to give Albe-
marie a $3.50 victory over Cul-
peper here last night. Richard
Deal scored Culpeper's three
points in the three-minute
overtime after the regulation
game ended. 55-5s
Evening star., 1963-12-18
WARREN COUNTY
FINISHES STRONG

FRONT ROYAL. Dec. l8
(SpeciaD.-Wa Warren County
High School caught Elkton
with six minutes to 90 and
went on for Q 60-56 victory In
q District 10 Group II game
here last night. Yates Hall hit
for is points in the second half
to help the Wildcats wipe out a
nine-point halftime deficit
Evening star., 1963-12-18
FAUQUIER FIVE
CLIPS OSBOURN

MANASSAS. Dec. 1S (Spe-
ciaD D.-Fauquier High School.
sticking to its five starting SEN
iors, clipped osbourn, 45-35,
here last night for the winners
fourth straight without q loss.
osbourn, l-2, was also defeated
by Fauquier last week.
Evening star., 1963-12-18
WILSON BEATS
LITTLE HOYAS

Pete Liberti scored % points,
mostly on short Jump shots, to
trigger Woodrow Wilson to a
69-55 victory over Georgetown
Prep in basketball yesterday at
Prep. 1t was Wilson's opener
and Prep's first loss after two
straight victories.
Evening star., 1963-12-18
HOFFMAN-BOSTON
BURSTS NEAR END

Ronald White and Ernest
Burton each scored eight
points to lead q fourth-quarter
burst which carried Hoffman
Boston High School to a 1857
victory over Phelps yesterday
at the Arlington school. The
victors outscored Phelps, 1918,
Evening star., 1963-12-18
Nets Top Robinson
NEW YORK Dec ia n

NEW YORK, Dec. 18 (AP)
Warren Sheriff Robinson
has been named manager of
the Auburn, N. Y. farm of the
Nets in the New York-Pennsyl-
vania League.
Evening star., 1963-12-18

Totals II IL as Totals rs
Halftime: Fauuuier. 1915.
Evening star., 1963-12-18

teams leading with 34 Garod cockerham had 10
lspoint average, was sidened for the Maryland school
hvU IStaffor , r - y
Evening star., 1963-12-18

Hsiftime: St. Johns. s7-2S'
Evening star., 1963-12-18

Halftime: Stafford. 5I-25.
Evening star., 1963-12-18

HaIftims?: p 81. u oAnthnnSH.'A S.A 4o.gS gSS 80 .
Evening star., 1963-12-18

Halftims: CulDeper. 2s-22.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
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zoned tor wGrehousing and light
manufacturing. Can build up TO
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MARINA-Modern fully equipped
for sales and service incl. slips
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parking and expansion. Will sell
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