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Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25
Africans Set For
New Unity Effort
Washington


Independent Africa gets
ready to take what it hopes
Will be its first firm step to-
ward continental unity.
Foreign ministers of more
than 80 nations began meeting
In Adds Ababa Wednesday to
lay the groundwork for a
heads-of-state conference in
Ethiopia May 1925.
To United States policymak-
ers, it appears that an historic
rapprochement among the of
ten differing African nations
may be in the making. African
diplomats here agree.
Continued On Page Two)
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25
Associate Director Peace corps
A|corn Commencement Speaker

noon eliminated the Alcorn
College Commencement Sea-
son which began last Sunday
Morning May IL with the Pre-
sident's Message in Okland
Chapel and approached its cli-
max with the Baccalaureate
Sermon Sunday morning deli
Continued On Page Five)
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25
Rust College Commencement
Season Will Begin Friday May oath

umni will begin at 100 am. The
Alumni Board will meet at 1890
am. Other Alumni Activities
includes; a general alumni meet
ing, picnic dinner and the in
duction of the class of 1868. Mr..
c. T. Cobbs, a graduate of Rust
College and principal of Lin
coin High School, Forest City,
Ark, will be the guest speak
Continued On Page Eight
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25
Negro Students
In Atlanta
Seek Transfers

ATLANTA, Ga, May 90
City of Atlanta School Superin-
tendent John Letson announced
this week that 191 Negro stu
dents have applied for transfer
next September to IA formerly
white high schools.
In 1861, the first year of
school desegregation, 124 Negro
students applied for transfers
Continued On Page Four)
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25
TougaIoo's 95th
Commencement
Set For Saturday
And Sunday
DIR. Truman B.
Douglass To Deliver
Address

Tougaloo, Miss. May 20 -
The oath Commencement will
be observed at Tougaloo South
ern Christian College on Satur-
day and Sunday, May 25 and 26,
1868.
The Rev. DR.. Truman B.
Douglass, executive vice presi-
dent of the Board of Homeland
Continued On Page Seven)
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

New York, May II - The
United Negro College Fund will
share in the sales of Commerce
Secretary Luther Hodges re-
Gently published book, "The
Business Conscience" it was
announced today by William j.
Trent jr., the Funds executive
director.
In a foreword to his book,
Mr.. Hodges assigned his royal
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

ian; Mary Ann Brown, elemen-
tary education, Jackson; Vera
D. Brown, science, Jackson;
Margaret Catchings, language
arts, Raymond; Clarice Clayton,
biology, Laurel; Sam Cobbins,
industrial arts, Lexington; Clar-
ence Coats, chemistry, Gadsden,
Continued On Page Two)
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

Holly Springs, Miss. May 20
- DR.. E. A. Smith, President
of Rust College, announced that
the Commencement Season at
Rust College will begin Friday,
May "a, 1868. The first activi-
ties will be the Junior Recital by
members of the Music Depart
ment.
Alumni Day will be Saturday,
May 25th. Registration for AL
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

Alcorn, Miss. May 81 - DR..
Samuel D. Proctor, Associate
Director of the Peace Corps
delivered the Commencement
Address to Alcorn College grad
yates in outdoor exercises held
in Henderson Field at five o.
clock Monday afternoon.
The exercise Monday after
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25
DR.. <. R. Jobe Is Utica Junior
College Commencement Speaker

auditorium. Reverend T. M.
Brown, Pastor of Mt. Helm Bap-
tist Church of Jackson, Mis-
sissippi, will deliver the bac-
calaureate sermon on Sunday,
May 26 at 800 p. m. There
will be a total of 1853 graduates
this year.
The commencement calendar
Continued On Page Seven)
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25
Harry Golden Carolina IsraeIite
Editor Miles College Com. Speaker

Birmingham, Ala, May 90
Mr.. Harry Golden, editor of the
Carolina Israelite, Charlotte, N.
c., is slated to be the major
speaker at the 55th Commence
ment exercises of Miles College.
The exercises will be held on
the college lawn at 5 pm. Mon
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

Utica, Miss. May 20 - Presi-
dent Walter Washington of
Utica Junior College announces
the commencement exercises.
DR.. E. r. Jobe, Executive Sec
retary of the Board of Trustees
of Institutions of Higher Learn
ing, will deliver the commence
ment address on Tuesday, May
% at 400 p. m. in the school
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25
Negro Named
To Tennessee
School Board

NASHVILLE.-Dr. Harold D.
West, President of Meharry
Medical College, has become the
first Negro appointed to the
State Board of Education in
Tennessee.
He was appointed recently to
the two-year term by Gov.
Frank G. Clement, as one of
three additional member author
Continued On Page Four)
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25
Jackson State
College 86th
Commencement
Program Mon.
DR.. J. Reuben
Sheeler to Deliver
Address

Jackson State College will
hold its seth Commencement
Exercise Monday, May 27, at
TOO p. m. in Jackson's munich
pally-owned College Park Audi
torium. Speaker for the occa-
sion will be DR.. J. Reuben Sheel-
er, Professor and Head, Depart
ment of History and Geography,
Texas Southern University.
DR.. Sheeler was born in Rice
Continued On Page Five)
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

day, May 27, 1868.
Mr.. Golden will speak from
the subject The American Ne
gro in Higher Education"
Mr.. Golden received his early
school training in the New York
City Public School System. He
Continued On Page Eight)
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25
Dayton Man
Named To
Regional Post
By Tuition Plan

Daniel I. Wade of Dayton,
Tenn, has been appointed re-
gional representative for The
Tuition Plan, Inc, in four South
eastern states, Robert J. Keir,
president of the education-fi-
nancing firm, said today.
Wade, formerly with Craw-
ford & Co., Chattanooga, will
work with school and college Of
Continued On Page Six)
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

Itta Bena, Mississippi, May 16
President J. H. White an
nounces that the Board Of Trus-
tees, Institutions of Higher
Learning, State of Mississippi
voted unanimously to name the
Fine Arts Building for Honor
able Walter Sillers in an ap-
probation of his meritorious SER
vice, and in recognition of the
contributions he has made to
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25
Howard Uni.
Honorary
Degree 10
Judge Author
And Educator
More Than 700
Graduate Awards
In Commencement

Washington, D. G. - Howard
University will confer honorary
degrees upon three distinguished
men - a federal Judge, an au-
thor, and an educator - during
the schools 95th Commencement
Friday, June 7 at $3.50 pm.
The honorees are Judge Hen
ry w. Edgerton of the u. S.
Court of Appeals for the District
Continued On Page Six
Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25

DIR. S. LEON WHITNEY, pas.
tor of the Parish Street Bap-
tist Church and Vice-President
of the Mississippi Baptist Sem
mary here will preach the
Jackson State College Bacca-
laureate Sermon Sunday, May
26, at 400 P. NJ. During exer-
cises at the College Park Audi
torium.
Evening star., 1963-01-21
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star staff Writer

For the third consecutive
week a different team occupies
the top rung in the weekly
high school basketball rating
list compiled by The Stars
staff of six scholastic writers.
Washington-Lee, with the
areas longest winning streak,
"a games over the last two
seasons, received four first
place votes and two runnerup
ballots for total of So points
to replace DeMatha as the top
team. Mackin finished first in
the opening poll.
The Generals put together a
fourth-quarter surge to get by
O'Connell in a non-league test
Friday night and then came
back with an easy Group Ia
victory over Falls Church the
following night for their ninth
victory.
st. Johns picked up the
other two first-place votes and
gained 10 points from last
week to nail down the runner
up spot with SIS points.
Cadets Now 7-2
The Cadets came up with
an important 51-46 victory over
DeMatha to move into first
place in the Catholic League
and now have a To overall
mark. Their losses were to
Maryland's freshman team in
their opener and a two-point
defeat To Mackin.
DeMatha fell to third place
with AZ points, four more than
Evening star., 1963-01-21

goals C54-44 and rebounds
(l01-68).
In other NBA games yester-
day, st. Louis barely edged San
Francisco, ll6-l15. even though
the Warriors went all but the
first four minutes without their
superstar, Wilt Chamberlain,
and Chicago ran off from Gin
cinnati, 1898.
Chamberlain was thrown out
early at st, Louis for protest.
ing too strenuously on a foul
call against teammate Wayne
Hightower. Nonetheless, the
Warriors were in 1t all the way.
Bob Petit of the Hawks, the
games high scorer with 81
points, grabbed two vital re-
bounds in the closing seconds
and his pass to John Barnhill
set up the clinching basket.
Hightower led San Francisco
with % points.
All five Chicago starters
scored In double figures against
the Royals, with Walt Bellamy
tops at % points, Oscar Rob-
ertson and Wayne Embry each
had Is for Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1963-01-21
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Evening star., 1963-01-21
Dodson Takes
Scoring Lead

Bill Dodson Of Hammond
High School has taken over the
lead in the Virginia Group la
basketball scoring race with a
2l.3 average.
Dodson scored II points in
his last three games to over
haul Craig Glasheen Of Huge
not, who held the lead for the
last two weeks.
John Atwood Of Homer Fer
guson also passed Glasheen,
who was held to seven points
by unbeaten Benedictine. At
wood has a 1876 mark TO Gla-
sheen's 1876, according to
figures compiled by the Asso-
ciated Press.
Terry Crete Of Mclean and
John Kemper Of George WASH
ington are the only other
Northern Virginia players in
the top 20. Crete has a 1877
mark, good for l4th place,
while Kemper's 1874 places him
In the nth spot.
Evening star., 1963-01-21
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Evening star., 1963-01-21


by two points, and Lefty
Driesell, a coach whose boiling
point, is about two degrees
lower than Pete Quesada's,
took immediate and drastic
action.
He benched two starters and
gave Hetzel a stern lecture on
the facts Of life. Look" he
said. you're our scorer, not
just a rebounder. Eight points,
bah. Our team can't win If
you score eight points"
AS Hetzel related it the other
day, Driesell said a few more
choice things and then stomped
away. He told me to get on
the stick" Hetzel added,
bluntly.
AS things have developed,
Driesell made his point. So
has Hetzel. He scored as points
in his next game, a school rec
ord, and 35 in the following
contest.
&& -
Nov for another flashback.
The time is Thursday morning
and Hetzel, looking like a king
sized question mark, is curled
up in his bed. sleeping. His
roommate scans the morning
paper, finds Rod Thorn's point
total for a West Virginia game
the night before and hurriedly
shakes Gulliver uh, Hetzel.
Fred" he says excitedly,
wake up. You're leading the
Southern Conference in scor-
ing!"
1t may be the trite way of
1t, but the hometown
giant not only is making It
but making it big. His 1913.
average not only is the best in
the sc but is the best mark by
a first-year man in the league
Evening star., 1963-01-21
ITALIAN SOCCER CONTESTS
PRODUCE MORE BLOODsHED

ROME Jan. 81 AP),--At least eight persons were
injured as widespread disturbances marred the Italian
soccer schedule yesterdaythe third straight wee end
the games had been accompanied by violence
Incidents occurred at three major league games and
on number OF minor league fields
Az Naples policemen were injured ne nore thsn
2OOO fans mobbed stadium entrances an effort TO get
into the crowded stands "
lhree men were arrested for hurlng giant frecrack-
ers-one Of which dug hole eight inches across
the game In progress
In Venice player sustained a head injury when
stuek ny SOFT drink bottle hurled from the stands And
in Romes olympic Stadium police had 10 break i'm sew
eral fights which broke out in the stands
Evening star., 1963-01-21

since Rod Hundley averaged
1871 as a rookie in 1866.
With Hetzel leading the way,
Davidson is becoming some
thing of a basketball power
in the sc. Where Davidson
used to draw fewer people than
the Second Friday Tea Club,
it's now playing to packed
houses. The won-lost record
is 1915, and that includes a
split with Duke.
The other losses were to Fur
man, West Virginia, Princeton
and Cincinnati, which is hardly
a disgrace. It's mostly a sopho-
more team.
Next year or the year after"
Hetzel insists, this club is 60
ing to be in the top 90"
: There must have been con-
siderable grinding Of teeth
hereabouts when Hetzel went
to Davidson. His dad is a Mary
land man. Duke also made a
big pitch. There was a little
misunderstanding there" Het-
eel says. Duke already had
given out their five scholar
ships, and I didn't want to play
as the sixth man on any team"
1t was Driesell, a real 60
getter. and the schools repu-
tation for academic excellence
that swung Hetzel to Davidson.
Lefty was interested in me
ever since 1 was a sophomore in
high school," Hetzel explains,
"and he didn't even have a col
lege coaching job then"
A summer at Red Auerbach's
basketball camp-"Just messing |
around with guys like Tom
Sanders and X. c. jones'
helped Hetzel's development. |
So did an extra year in high |
school, the result of transfer
ring from Wilson to Landon, |
he says.
Now that he's leading the
sc in scoring, Hetzel's ambi-
ton is on his sleeve. ITO finish
No. l." he sighs, that would
be a tremendous individual
achievement. It's not justI
Thorn you've got to beat. There
are other guys who can score,
TOO, like Furman's Jerry Smith.
It's almost too much to hope
for.
I've been a bit hesitant TO
shoot" Hetzel confesses. 1--WE
almost got to tell myself to
throw the ball up there. But II
you're going TO score 46 points.
you gotta take 20 shots, right?"
It's simple mathematics. or,
as Driesell might say, the facts
of life
Evening star., 1963-01-21
SurrattsViIIe
Sets SightsOn
League Lead

Surrattsville High School,
minus its scoring leader, Phil
Pickett, will attempt to wrestle
the newly formed Prince
Georges County League lead
away from Fairmont Heights
in the top scholastic basketball
game tomorrow.
After six league victories,
SurrattSville dropped it's first
game, 1916, to High Point
Friday and now trails the Hor-
nets by one game. Fairmont
Heights, a Glass A school re-
Gently Incorporated into the
Glass AA League, has a TO
record. The game is scheduled
for las at Fairmont Heights.
Landon and st. Stephens,
both unbeaten in conference
play, clash at st. Stephens in
a game that could decide the
winner of the Interstate Ath-
letic Conference in another i'm
portant afternoon game.
st. Stephens has won three
straight in the conference,
including an impressive vic
tory over previously unbeaten
Georgetown Prep. Landon
sports 20 mark.
Mackin, the Catholic League
power which is ranked fifth in
The Star poll, travels to Mont
gomery Blair, which is tied for
the Montgomery lead, in an in
teresting interleague match at
Blair.
The Blazers, ranked ninth,
had their eight-game winning
streak snapped Friday night at
Bethesda Chevy Chase. Mac
kin's record is ga.
Five Interhigh League games
and Northwood's attempt for
its ninth victory in 10 starts
at Bladensburg highlight the
remainder Of the l9-game card.
Evening star., 1963-01-21
By me Assoclated Press

The Celtics' dressing room
was a picture of exhaustion.
Bill Russell, sitting like a
corkscrew, passed a long, bony
finger over his aching jaw and
gave a capsule analysis of the
Celts' 133-l21 National Basket
ball Association victory over
Los Angeles last night at Bos-
ton:
I'VE did 1t. Now I can 60
home and Sleep"
Boston had just ended the
Lakers' IL game winning
streak. The Celtics, who
whipped the Lakers in overtime
of the seventh playoff game
for the NBA title last spring,
had lost three Of their previous
four decisions with Los Angeles
this season.
Evening star., 1963-01-21
Buckley Shines,
But Knights Fall

Defending champion O'Con-
nell High School dropped from
first place in the Virginia
Catholic League on a day when
It's star had his best day.
Dick Buckley poured In 80
points, but only two other
O'Connell players scored yes
terday as the knights lost, 62-
so, 10 81. Emmas at Powhatan.
81. Emma's now leads the
league.
After an uphill battle. Buck
ley sank a long Jumper TO tie
the score. 5000, with a minute
10 play. However. Donnol Proc
tor drove In for the winning
basket moments later for st.
EmmA's.
Evening star., 1963-01-21
High School
Basketball
Games Today
Great Mills az Charlotte Hall, y
Northwestern at HiEh Point, 2.
Comes TOMORROW

BEL W. Roosevelt al Tech, a.3O.
Wilson vs.. Western al Roosevelt, 3.3O.
ChamberlAin vs.. Tech At Eastern,
sptnsarn at AnaeOstia, $3.50.
Phelps at BAllou, $3.50.
Maekin at Blair, 3:ib.
LonEfellOw at Elnsteln, 2.
HiEh Point Al Walter Johnson. alH
Northwood al BladensburE, g
sasseer az Laurel, 2.
Gwynn Park al Douglass, 2.
sandon al 81. stephens. $3.50.
LecsburE DouElass al PAGE Jack.
ION, Z.
Friends al Prlory, $3.50,
DuNal AZ 81. Johns, $3.50,
smarEaret Brent Al Charlotte Hall,
Woodward Prep al Oxon HnI. $50
Snrrattsville Al FAirmont HelEhls.
Evening star., 1963-01-21
Knocked Unconscious

On the surface, Russell's fig
ures were impressive enough
20 points, 43 rebounds, a dozen
blocked shots, five intercepted
passes, three assists and 4S
minutes Of competition.
But to make 1t more dramat-
ic, he was momentarily knocked
unconscious in the third period
when his mouth and jaw COL
lided against another players
head. Russell got a split tongue
and lip, a sore jaw and a foul
called against him on that ma
neuver.
After hasty repairs he came
right back for more without
missing any playing time.
Like his teammates, Russell
got almost no rest because no
plane was available out of
Syracuse, after the Celtics' l49-
l4S overtime loss to the Mats
Saturday night. The team ar
rived by bus in Boston after
Sam.
Evening star., 1963-01-21
SPORTS SPOTLIGHT
Fred (6-8) HetzeI
Is Making 1t Big
By STEVE GUBAcK

little than week strange thing happened
Fred Hetz the 6foo8 former Landon High who
plays basketball for Davidson College.
Hetze scored eight points against Furman whch is not
exactly sorry total for sophomore but somewhat of
disgrace sophomore named Hetz Davidson lost the
Evening star., 1963-01-21

DulAdlO o. bhlllmOIe ".
Providence 4, Cleveland /.
Quebec 4, Springfield 0.
Hershey /, Rochester GOT tie).
WESTERN LEAGUE
Los Angeles 5, calesry 2.
Seattle z. Edmonton 3.
san Francisco 4, Spokane 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Long Island 10, Greensboro 4.
Clinton z, Johnstown 3.
Nashville z, New Haven 2.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Fort Wayne Z, Port Huron 8.
Omaha 10, Muskegon 2.
81. Paul 5, Minneapolis 4.
Evening star., 1963-01-21
Personal Vendetta"

Il guess even that couldn't
stop us" Bob Cousy said as he
tried to rub the throbbing out
of his weary legs. I'VE prom
ised ourselves a few days ago
we'd beat Los Angeles this
time. I guess every one of us
Evening star., 1963-01-21
NBA Results
WESTERN DIVISION

SATURDAY RESULTS
Cincinnati l14. New York los.
syracuse l4e, Boston 14S (overtime, ,
81. Louis l16. San Francisco ia.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Boston 1873, Los Angeles I2I
Chicago ll3. Cincinnati 90.
81. Louis 116. San Francisco lis.
GAMES TODAY
Detroit at Los Angeles.
Only same scheduled.
GAMES TOMORROW
st. Louis vs.. Syracuse at New York.
Boston at New York.
Detroit at San Francisco.
Evening star., 1963-01-21
ANOTHER SHAKEUP
Generals Grab
1st Place in Poll

undefeated Eastern Of the In
terhigh League. The Stays still
possess an eye-catching 1913
mark. They have lost to Mac
kin. st. Johns and the Mary
land frosh.
Eastern won its fifth, and
maybe most important, league
victory Friday when it came on
strong to whip Mckinley Tech
and break a first-place dead
lock.
Mackin dropped its fourth
game Of the season to the
Maryland frosh, 96-65, before
gaining its ninth victory in a
romp over Gonzaga Friday. The
Trojans are in the fifth posi-
ton with 81 points.
Fairmont Heights remained
sixth after winning its eighth
and ninth games against q
single loss, coming up with all
six sixth-place votes for q 30
point total.
Atoms in 7th Place
Unbeaten Annandale made a
big jump from 10th to seventh
on the strength Of its Group la
victories over Mclean and
Fairfax. The Atoms had 10
points, a gain of IL over last
week.
Blair dropped to ninth, be-
hind Coolidge, the Interhigh
West Division leader, after los
ing a one-point squeaker to
rival Bethesda Chevy Chase
and falling into a three-way
tie for the lead in the Mont
gomery County League.
The top 10 with first-place
votes and records in parenthe-
ses):
Evening star., 1963-01-21
LAKER STREAK ENDS AT II
CeItics Rise to Occasion

took this as a personal VEN
detta."
The turning point in the
Boston Garden thriller, with a
capacity 1900 looking on.
came at the start of the fourth
quarter. Los Angeles was ahead
1896, at the end of the third,
but the Celtics scored IL
straight points and Los Angeles
could manage only one field
goal in the first 10 minutes of
the finale.
Sam Jones also had 30 points
for Boston and Tom Heinsohn
scored 26.
Chamberlain Elected
Elgin Baylor scored 40 points
for the losers and Dick Bar
nett added 81, but Boston had
commanding edges in field
Evening star., 1963-01-21
Chamberlain Elected
Hockey Results

Montreal 3, Boston 3 (tle),
Toronto 2, Detroit 2 (tie).
Chicago 9, New York 2.
Evening star., 1963-01-21

recent survey shows the following to be the important
reasons why over 10000 Government and Non.Govern
ment Employees insure their automobiles with GECO the
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lots of liquid wax this way.
One thing about it: what
is left in the pan can be
easily poured back into the
bottle!
This idea was so great
when l discovered it that
my husband has now at
tached my paint roller to an
old broom handle. Now l
don't even have to stoop!
T.D.N.
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HOMEMAKERS
n ELP FOR

trigues the small fry and II
no trouble at all, Is to make
meat cupcakes" and frost
them with catsup.
I simply fill my muffin or
cupcake pans with the meat
loaf mixture, top with eatsup
and pop them in the oven for
about twenty minutes. Quick
and cute! They cook In a
hurry and are easily eaten.
Arllss Howard