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cmrr.vcca, Thursday attcnoon, august 25 1955. LEMON MUFFINS Buck White Wins Tournament 4- Rebels Hope To Repeat Record By MERCER BAILEY ATLANTA, Aug. 25 Mississippi won the Southeastern Conference championship last year and made a trip to the Sugar Bowl. If the Rebels can get past their first two foes Georgia and Kentucky they may do it all over again. That, however, is a big "if." The Bulldogs and the Wildcats figure to be rugged this year Is I TOP mm ft in ilV S--x- li hi hi i 1 1 hi '1 RECALL EPIC FLIGHT Bri.

Gen. Charles A. Lindbergh, right, and film director Leland Hayward discuss a scene in the filming of "The Spirit of St. Louis," at Amity viile, w- N. Y.

Replica of the flier's plane is in background. SPILLING THE FRUI A cargo of fruit was spoiled when the SUr of MalU struck a reef in fog-bound Valetta harbor, Malta. A salvage boat stands by the stricken ship. KuIOuxKIan 3 cups sifted flour Vn teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon baking powder Vz teaspoon baking soda cup shortening 1 cup sugar 2 eggs, beaten cup water cup lemon juice 13 cup grated lemon peel Sift flour, salt, baking powder and soda together. Cream shortening and sugar.

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V. RICKS MOTOR SERVICE MEMPHIS, Aug. 25 IP) Buck White of Greenwood, won the pro division of the Italian Society Open golf tournament in a 3Udden death playoff. White took the $100 first prize by "taking the second hole of the piayolf. He had tied with Pee Wee Baker and Dooley McClure of Memphis with a par 70 Hillman Jlobbins of took the amateur title with a five- under-par 65.

NATIONAL LEAGUE Pet. GB Brooklyn" 80 42 Milwaukee 69 56 New York 65 58 Philadelphia 64 61 Cincinnati 61 65 656 552 12 V2 528 15 512 17 484 21 Chicago 59 70 .457 24 St. Louis 53 69 .434 27 Pittsburgh 47 77 .379 34 Yesterday's Results Brooklyn 9, Chicago 5 New York 4, St. Louis 1 Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati 2 Only games scheduled Games Today Cincinnati at Brooklyn (2) (N) Milwaukee at New York St. Louis at Philadelphia (2) (N) Chicago at Pittsburgh (N) AMERICAN LEAGUE Pet.

GB New York 76 48 .613 Chicago 75 48 .610 Cleveland 75 49 .605 1 Boston 71 52 .577 4 Detroit 63 61 .508 13 Kansas City Washington 51 74 .408 25 42 78 .350 32 Baltimore 39 82 .322 35 Yesterdays' Results Chicago 14-1, Baltimore 1-2 Kansas City 5, Washington 0 New York 3, Detroit 2 Cleveland '2, Boston 0 Games Today Washington at Chicago Boston at Detroit New York at Cleveland (N) Baltimore at Kansas City (N) SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Birmingham Memphis Chattanooga New Orleans Mobile Nashville Atlanta 80 58 80 59 .75 65 .580 .576 .536 6 71 64 .526 7 67 68, .496 11 ......67 70 .489 12 .....64 75 .460 16 Little Rock 48 93 .340 33 Yesterday's Results Little Rock 2-2, Atlanta 0-4 Memphis 5, Birmingham 1 Chattanooga 5, New, Orleans 2 Only games scheduled" Gaines Today New Orleans at Atlanta Mobile at Birmingham (2) Memphis at Chattanooga Little Rock at Nashville COTTON STATES LEAGUE Pet. GB Monroe 40 20 .667 El Dorado 38 26 .594 4 Meridian 33 25 .569 6 Vicksburg 26 35 .426 14 Hot Springs 25 36 .410 15 Greenville 21 41 .339 20 Yesterday's Results Meridian 4, Hot Springs 3 Vicktburg 6, Greenville 1 EI Dorado 8, Monroe 6 and it will take a strong team to beat them. Ole Miss, with plenty of talent at center, quarterback and fullback, is strong down the middle. But 16 departod lettermen left some sizeable cavities to be filled in the line and at halfback. Among the men most likely to bo missed are All-America tackle Rex Reed Boggan, halfbacks Jimmy Patton and Allen Muir-head and three guard regulars, Ray James, Rodgers Brashier and Archie Shepherd.

Coach Johnny Vaught has three boys he considers candidates for All-America honors halfback Billy Kinard, guard Buddy Alliston and center Gene Dubuisson. Kinard is the No. 1 ritrht half a spot he shared last vear with Muirhead, the Rebs' top scorer and ground gainer. Sound defensively, a good blocker and fine pass receiver, he packs the power of a fullback and the speed of an antelope in his 190- pound frame. Johnny Barber, "who is even faster, will be his relief if ho gets a medical okay on a leg injury.

Alliston is the only thing that Keeps Vaught Irom weeping over the guard situation, which sorely needs experienced person nel, a zuu-pounded, quick and mmDie, Ainston nas no peer among the Rebs when it comes to blocking. Dubuisson, at 6-2 and 202, has the. toughness, mobility and een- eral kpow-how to make him a standout at center. With Jerry Stone, who is even bigger, backing up Dubuissonu, Vaught has no worries' at the pivot post. Biggest surprise is at quarterback, where Johnny Blalack No.

3 last year, has shoved ahead of Eagle Day and Houston Pat-ton, who shared starting duty last fall. Blalack, 5-11 and 168, is an accurate passer and has the running ability needed to make the split-T work properly, an element missing in the Rebel attack since 1952 and Jimmy Lear. Paige Cothren, a powerful runner, and fine has the fullback post will manned despite the loss of co-starter Bobby (Slick) McCool. Jerry Baker shows the promise that could give the Rebs a better fullback punch than last year. Both are juniors and scale slightly under 200.

Earl Blair and Eddie Crawford are top drawer candidates at the left half across from Kinard. Both are capable but have to go some to improve on the 7.1 average the departed Jimmy Patton compiled last season. He is expected to be okay after his leg operation. Crawford, another swifty has come along nicely. With veterans Dick Weiss, Billy Yelverton and Dick Goehe 'available, tackle play could be above average if reserves come through.

age but would like to check on my social security account. Is thore any way of doing this? A. Yes. We enclose a self-addressed post, card adapted for this purpose. Simply fill it out, sign, put a stamp on, and mail.

In a few weeks you will receive a statement. -0- Comics Replacing American Heroes CATONSVILLE, Md. August 23, (JP) Comic and television heroes are displacing men like Lincoln and Washington in the idolizing eyes of American small fry, a Sunday school of icial said here today. This switch, Miss "Louise Mey er, said in a speech prepared lor delivery at the Chesapeake Conference of Seventh-Day Ad ventists, is weaning many child ren away from principles beine taught them in the home and church. Miss Meyer assistant sabbath school director for the General Conference of Adven- tists.

"Comic and television heroes- yes, even Davy Crockett are taking the place of outstanding Americans, like Abraham Lin- coin and George Washington, in the 'idol' life of the adolescent," sne said. Social Security Questions Are Answered This newspaper, in cooperation with the Greenwood, District Office of the Social Secu-r i Administration, publishes this series of questions and answers on social security, Ail inquiries concerning your social security should be addressed to the Social Security Administration, 219 W. Market Street, Greenwood, Miss. Q. My husband died in 1947.

I was told then that he did not have quite enough covered employment to qualify, for benefit payments to myself and children. Several of my friends have advised me recently to renew my application. Is there any point in my doing so A. Yes. by all means you should contact your social security office' again.

The- law was changed last fall so as to make your husband fully insured under the Social Security Act. provided that he had as many as 6 covered quarters, which is but 18 months work. Q. I work for my son and have been told that I cannot get sOcial security credit. Can't I ipay my own tax and get credit for my work? A.

No, you cannot. The law specifically excludes from social security coverage the wages earned by a parent working for a son or daughter. Also excluded are wages earned by a child under 21, employed by a parent, and all wages earned by a wife or husband working for his or her spouse. Q. I not near 65 years of Washington, a neat three-hitter.

Hector Lopez had three singles and batted in three runs. Vic Power's 16th homer and the fourth for Joe Astro th accounted pr the other runs. Brooklyn rundrtrippers, two by Frank Kellert, and the 28th for Roy Campanella and No. 22 for Gil Hodges made it easy for Russ Meyer to defeat the Cubs. New York eight-hit twirling from Lef tv Don Liddle, and Wayne Terwilliger and Ray Katt slammed successive homers in the second inning of Tom Poholsky.

Alex Grammas' first homer of season spoiled Liddle's chances for a shutout. Dick Hall was the star- for Pittsburgh as he tossed a six-hitter at Cincinnati and hit a home run, his first. Preston Ward's fifth homer in the sixth account ed for the other three Buc runs. Ready To Function CONWAY, S. (JP) A Georgia ex-serviceman, the new imperial wizzard of the Ku Klux Klan, says he wants his organ ization to be "strong and vicious enough to fight the evils against the white man.

E. L. Edwards of Atlanta, ad dressing a throng of about 1,500 here 'Saturday night against the background of a blazing white cross, promised his organization will stay within the raw but this is a white man's organization fighting for white supremacy." Edwards, who calls his organi zation S. Klan, Knights' of the Ku Klux Klan," was dressed int a flowing gold robe topped by a gold He wore no mask; An assistant, J. H.

Brie kley, a Marion carpenter, was robed in white. The organization has made considerable" progress in ob tainihg members- in Georgia and lexas since its inception, he said Edwards said the group was again against the evils brought on by the NAACP Nationa Assn. for the Advancement of Colored People, the Knights of Columbus and the Anti Defama tion League." He said he had been told the Klan had been banned in North Carolina, but, he added, the "organization will continue there because the state allows the NAACP and the Knights- of Columbus to organize. How can theV deny us He said he did not come to Conway seek members "be cause Horry County already is organized. Edwards touched on the seg regation question by am not a race discriminator, but 1 want to be in a segregated group.

God made that decision 2,000 years ago." PAKISTAN HEAD- Major Gen. Iskander Mlrsa, British -trained administrator, has been named acting Governor General of Pakistan, succeeding Chulam Mohammed. 7 ill I I ANNOUNCEMENT WE ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THAT MRS. J. B.

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Phones 555 or 1355 THANK YOU, RIGHT WAY CAB CO. Hinds Pre-Season Favorites To Win JACKSON, Aug. 25 (P) Hinds is the pre-season favorite to win the Mississippi- Junior College Conference football race, despite the loss of 10 starters from the unbeaten 1954 team that won a 13-7 Little Rose (Bowl victory over El Camio, Calif. Hinds took top spot in a poll of conference coaches by Jackson Daily News sports editor Jimmie McDowell. Tabulating on a 5-3-1 basis, Hinds got 36 points, Pearl River 33 and Jones 30.

Sunflower got 10 and Southwest seven and were the only others mentioned. Hinds is rebuilding this year around their JC All America half-back, 190-ppund Olin Ren-f roe, who scored both touchdowns against El Canjino. He is the brother of his coach, Joe Renfroe. Quarterback Junior Harvey and halfback Tommy Muirhead transferred from Mississippi and will help. Pearl River is strengthened by twd Mississippi State transfers, twins Roy and Ray Sinquefield and the meeting of the two top teams Sept.

lo in Picayune might decide things again this year. Returning from the Jones team which defeated Sunflower in Laurel's Bowl contest are guards John Perkins and Paul Hathcock; quarterback Kenneth Schulte, who follows in the tradition of Jackie Parker and George Herring, who both won all-state honors at Jones. Sunflower was hard hit hy graduation but still boosts ends John Benge and Richard Howe, cjuarterback Nathan Zametto and guard Benton White. Southwest could be a dark horse. Ex-GI Vester Newcombe, an all-state center two years ago, has returned.

George Theriot is a man-mountain 260-pound tackle. The pair will anchor a rugged line. Huo-h (Buckshot) Prine former Hazlehurst star, has all of the physical qualifications for greatness and may "arrive" finally. If he Co-Lin could surprise. Al Stojan, a 245-pound tackle, leads Holmes.

Ferkinston always fields a dangerous eleven under Harold White. East Central East Mississippi, Itawamba, Northeast and Northwest are ticketed as second division elevens, since most of them are rebuilding. 0 Wounded Airman In Fair Condition SEOUL, Aug725 (JP) Lt. Guy H. Bumpas, wounded 23-year-old flier held by the Communists ior a week, today was reported in "fair" condition at an Army hospital near here.

An Air Force spokesman said he may be sent to Tokyo within 48 hours for further treatment. The Jackson, flier piloted a small unarmed plane which was shot down Aug. 17 by Red i ground fire near the neutral zone. His companion, Capt. Charles Brown, was killed in the crash.

Col. Frederick J. Knoblauch, commander of the 121st Evacuation Hospital, labeled as "purely fabrication" a published report that Bumpas was Another medical source at the hospital said Bumpas may have suffered shock, but no more. ORANGE FLUFF cup canned powdeed cream 2 cups hot water 1 pkg. orange-flavored gelatin cup orange sections Add cream to hot water and stir until dissolved.

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Chill until firm. Makes 6 servings. i Did you know that stewed tomatoes now come in cans? These tcrsxtets are seiscaed with cnion, greea exit tad spices and can be used many ways. The tomatoes are available in l-pocad cans, as a. rult, MAJOR LEAGUES By JOHN CHANDLER The Associated Press Orie thing was crystal clear to day iii the foggy American Lea gue pennant chase.

If the Chicago White Sox could manhandle the pesky iBaltimore Orioles like the other three flag contenders, they might be leading the loon by four or five games. As it is, Chicago was knocked out of first place yesterday when they splvt a double-header with the Orioles' for the second day in a row. Back into the No. 1 spot went the New York Yankees after Yogi Berra and Mickey Mantle socked back-to-back homers in the ninth inning to defeat the Detroit Tigers 3-2. Chicago bats rang for 20 hits in the opener as Baltimore was submerged (14-1), but the Orioles snapped back to grab the nightcap 2-1.

The Cleveland Indians evened their two-game series with the Boston Red; Sox, winning 2-0, while Kansas City swept its two-game set with Washington by winning 5-04 1 In the National League, Brooklyn widened its first-place gap over the Milwaukee Braves to 12 games in a home run display that sank the Chicago Cubs for the second straight day 9-5. The New York Giants evened their two-game series by downing the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1, and the Pittsburgh Pirates made it two straight over the Cincinna ti Redlegs 4-2. Milwaukee and Philadelphia were idle. True, the four-game split with Baltimore left Chicago only half a game out of first place, but those are contests gone into the record book.

Had the White Sox swept the series, as Manager Marly Marion had hoped, Chicago would be ruling the roost today by lVa games. In 20 meetings with Baltimore, the Yankees have won 18 games from the cellar-dwelling Birds. On the other hand, Chicago has won only 10 of 18 games with Baltimore. Cleveland, in third place a game behind the Yankees, has done almost as well, winning 15 of 18 from the Orioles. The fourth-place Boston Red Sox, 4 games behind New York, are 11-5 With Baltimore.

In the opener yesterday, Southpaw Billy Pierce, coasted in, copping his fourth in a row and 1 1th of the year. Dave iPhilley's eighth homerv was the lone Baltimore tally. But Bill Wight scattered nine Chicago hits in the nightcap, and Chicago's sole run came on-Sherm Lollar's homer in the ninth, his 15th. Al Smith slapped his 18th hom er in the first inning to get Cleveland away fast against Boston and Frank Sullivan. Bob Avila led off the sixth with his 10th" home run.

Mike Garcia: held Boston to seven hits, blanking Ted Williams. Steve Gromek looked like a winner for Detroit as he limited the Yankees to one hit in seven innings. Al Kaline had blasted a two-run Detroit homer in the first inning of Whitey Ford. But the Yanks, beaten Tuesday by Detroit, got one run back in the engHth on three eingljes. JJerrfcu and Mantle wrapped it up in the ninth.

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