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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15

an docs not replace Nash Am
bassador or Statesman models
The new car goes on public dis
play in dealer showrooms to-
morrow.
Priced below the lowest If
today's 5-passenger converiibles
the new Nash Rambler includes
at no extra cost about S30c
worth of such custom appoint
ments as: an electrically operat-
ed top, Weather Eve condition
ed air heater, radio. one-piece
windshield. direction signals
chrome wheel discs, clock. speci-
al upholstery. foam cushions and
other custom car features, ac-
cording to II. c. DosS. vice-presi-
dent in charge Of sales.
Doss, stated THE new car Of
fers up 10 30 miles per gallon
(more with overdrivc.) ease of
parking. and nimblcness in traf-
fic without sacrificing top per-
Torrance on open highways. As
we see 1t, the Nash Rambler is
a new concept of automotive
quality in compact package. "
he said.
Introduction of the Nash RAM
bier farkS the start of Nash Mo-
tors 49th year OF automobile
manufacture. We take pride in
reviving one Of the most fam
Gus names in automtoive hist
DRY" Doss said. The first RAM
bier, built in our present plant
In kenosha, Wisconsin, was in
troduced in 1902. It was one of
Americas first mass produced
cars"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
WAYNE INDOOR TEAMS
GAIN II TO A RECORD

Waync's indoor sport icmS
by scoring II wins as against
four losses during the lai9-50
season just closed, earned an
800 average
The indoor track squad lci
the Tartar ihinclads sacpt By
five opponents to end az unds'
featcd.
Also outstanding Wa The
Wayne fencing team. Which wen
nine dual tests and inshsd
llth in the National CO oglals
Athletic Association. The Iaria
swordsmen dropped close one.
point decisions to Illinc ano
Michigan State for Their i've
lone defeats.
The Wayne swimming tear
also had its best dual mee'
season since 1910. as the Tariai
natators beat three dual meet
squads and lost to but two On
the other hand, for the l"s'
time in live years. the Iss'ars
failed to finish among the Top
three in the Central Colleela's
Conference.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
Thoroughbred
Prep to Equal
Basketballers

KENTUCKY-Randy Taylor's
thoroughhreds. on stating game
gridiron tussle this year. are
hoping that the footballers will
follow in the footsteps of the
basketball team and win the
Midwestern Conference title.
Despite rugged schedule.
Coach Taylor is confident al
ready, that his youngsters will
catch fire and walk over the OPP
position In 1851"
The nine game schedule is
listed as follows:
September 23-Georgia State
College: 30 Winston-S Salem Tea
cheers; 7-West Virginia State at
Institute; l4-Lincoln University
mol at efferson City; 2l-Opcn
28-Louisville Municipal 4-Til-
liotson College. ll-Wilbcrforce
State at Wherefore. Ohio: 49,
Tennessee State GOLD BROWN
JUG CLASSIFY; 28-Blueficld
State College at Blueficld.
(Thanksgiving)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
Wayne Golf Team
Has l6 Matches

Wayne unNe 'y golf squad
faces l6-wslch schedule THIS
spvng neetns five opponents
an Dcircl' and ne rest on the
road
Opcurc with Wcteun .iichi-
gan te4e "a Detqt on April %.
'he cacN gle wll conclude four
eeeE ia.e wih a Triangular
me,ca also ia Detsot between
WAYNE Hillsdale and Michigan
Tech
A.t,o.gt to Tsrtar golfers
won eievn na'che and lost but
lo- la>' sca C,sch Larry RUS
s'eil 'aces MAJOR rebuilding
ie-S tn nene d. IT'S lcttcimen
".il RI viagnin- aauaton
and cicn.liv problem, have
each taken 're fpll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
ABC Wisconsin Fight
Augmented by
NAACP

MILWAUKEE-Continuing its
nationwide attack on the dis
criminatory membership provi-
sions OF the American Bowling
Congress. the NAACP last week
filed brief as friend of the
court in the suit filed here a.
gainst the ABC.
James w Dorsey, of Milwau-
kee, filed the brief on behalf OF
the organiztion. The suit seeks
to prevent the ABC from opera
ting in Wisconsin and other
states having civil rights statu-
ties. while it maintains il consti-
tutional limitation of member
ship to white males only.
Other suits are pending in
New York, Illinois and in Ohio.
where the ABC will hold its an
nual tournament this spring.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15

holding their own in breaking
evenin the series thus far.
Following completion Of the
tour with the All Stars. ths
frotiers VIII tour Europe. and
put on ono OF the grcatet ex-
hlbitonS that section OF he world
has even witnessed on the court,
according to Abe Saperstein
manager. coach and owner Of the
Globetroiters.
Following are some Of the
outstanding college stars listed
on the All Star team: Ken O
Shea OF Notre Dame; Pauol. ma
tons number one scorer Of Vii
laroy Don Rehfeldf OF Wiscon-
Sun; Irwin Dambroi City Col
lcgc NeW York; captain: Bill
Erickson, Illinois Captain; Ger
iv Gala BreSSe. St John: cap
iar Bob La Voy. Western Ken
lucky scoring champion and
Others.
Clair Bee Of Long Island, RAY
Never az De Paul and Hank
Ina, OF the Cklahoma Aggies are
me coaches Tor the team. which
alone with the Trottefs are eN-
pecied 70 csaw nearly 8 half
million fans throueh the turn
stiles, before thetour IS complet-
"a.
OF course tie 'Troiiers have
2eece Goose Tatum NJ. Hay
1es Nathaniel "Sweeiwateg (
clifton and others VINO have (
,la, ga as = unit FOR years AMI
+ all ne OLYMPIA games prom
81, To ts 81 good not better |
aan the East aiisacilar IN which |
va ''rotlng men played here
.ecentiy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15


race re identical. 1912.
Even the since-g adaut,s
Walter Jenkins record breakin,
shot put effect was secondary /,
the outstater's feats. Big W,e
heved he IL pound ball ever a
feet, while one boy in the stat
meet throw the same mass n
excess of l6 feet.
Here the real mystery a
the comparisons OF The 21a
Sprinkler George Reese, Of
Southwestern High. ran over
the DENLY course in 7ak
while Baxter of Fordson. ran
the same distance in as. on,
whole second in sprint races
amounts 10 about ten Yasda
In the only event that II.
city surpassed the state was II
the pole vault. Fletcher Gid.
ers. now a student at Ohio S,se
University. outdistanced state ri.
walls by vaulting II" TO- III,
best his state rivals could muster
was IL" H..
OF the few comparisons We
find that the state BOYS definite
ly have shown-up their city
brothers. This is not 10 say that
the city men do not compare
with their oui-staic counter
parts, for many Detroi,ers ae
on the track and football teams
at Michigan and Michigan State.
With the city track teams
preparing 10 invade the out.
door tracks. let US look over
some of the standout perform.
ances made by sepia stars On
the indoor tracks.
On the hurdles outstanding
performers nave been lSsx
Groves. of Miller, and Joe How;
ard, of Northwestern
In the sprints., Dave Mann
Bill Lotion. Central and Charles
McElroy, Northern. have beer
the big guns.
In events from the 440 10
the mile. Outstanding feais have
been accomplished by Cliff
Hatcher. 44o and $50 and Bene
Ely. 440. Dick Walton and al
Williams have been outstand.
ing in the mile.
We left out the name o.
George Reese, who is favored
to win both the 100 and 20
yard dashes. Last year George
finished second IN the shorter
distance and won the 220
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15

the oldiimers of the team. plus
Big Casters long ball hitting.
they could make the pennant.
Yes. that is the same talk going
the rounds as of '4S. Brooklyn
versus Cleveland in the World
Series" Boys. what natural.
Barney Ewell, the Quaker
States young-old track man. had
TO retire from a race in Australia
last week pulled muscle.
jim Fuchs Of Yale continues TO
toss that l6-poundcr as if he
owned IL. Won Southern meet in
b ham Saturday with 81 plus and
on two other attempts hit well
over SO feet, about his worlds
record Of SO feet four inches, but
was disqualified fq stepping over
line.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15

Saturdays game. will the
second appearance OF the 'Troi
isrs al Olympia This season.
On their previous appearance
hsre. they drew The largest
indoor crowd OF the season.
when the defeated the New
York celtics.
The All-Siars. composed Of
cage standou's OF leading teams
across the nation. thus far have
broken even in the series. began
in Chicago April ? The feat
has the All-S'ars doing he im-
possible"
Lost Two Of las Games
Durlag the regular season. the
Trotieis lost only two of 45
game beth 10 the MINI poh.
Lakes. hesded bv big George
Mikan. The All Stars playing
togethe is q team lor The first
time ON a tour thsi WI take
them into II c,fiegeni cities
have surprised everyone, by
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15

RAMPANT ON
RAY TILT

Will Il be virtually slaughter
or singing surprise. when the
final results Of the Ray Barnes
Ray Robinson fight gets under
way at Olympia Stadium, April
%.
Barnes. 81. year old yocngster
is sailed TO get a non-title crack
at the Sugar" on that date. The
Detroitborn boxer has lost only
two fights in his total Of 30, dur
ing his professional career
Barnes is quoting as stating,
81 think the champion (Robin-
son) is ready TO be taken" Ac-
cording TO IBc officials, Barnes
was considered for the Robin
son fight. following his success
full showing against Jean Wal
Jack and knockouts over Burl
Charity and Richie Dallas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15

We have looked into the
matter carefully and found
that city officials say they
have enough com petite n
in Detroit. Maybe, but ]
think the oustate boys would
show-up the Metre tie m S
in every sport with the excep-
ton of basketball, for we well
know that Detroit Miller High
School has no pere in the state.
Let US compare the times OF
the city and state track meets
TO gain a better picture Of city
and state competition.
In the l20-yard high hurdles,
which is ri ever ten barriers,
the city time was 1876, while
the states record was l4.9. That
is difference of seven-tenths
of second which is compare
lively long margin in track.
The medley relay in which
you run two 440's and two 220's,
the city boys stepped distance
with 2:33. while the outstaters
toured the same distance.
From the first two events.
il seems the oufsiate boys
have a marked advantage.
I think this comes through the
city leagues limited facilitates
in outdoor track or in any
other sports.
II seems that 100 yard dash
men all over the state have set
as standard for this event, for
city adm state time for this
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15

The Detroit Lions may not win
the championship OF the National
Football League in 1850. but you
can bet that the management has
performed almost miracles in get
tinc capable talent, including
name gridiron stars.
Bobby Layne. brilliant quart
erback al University of Texas.
was added 10 the new roster
when Camp Wilson. durable
fullbaek. was traded 10 the
New York Yankees for Layne.
Lavne. unable to break into the
Chicago Bears backfield during
1913 because of Johnny Lujack
and Sid Luckman. was sold to
the Yankees where he ranked
sixth In League passing last year
ahead Of Detroits Leforce, Enke
and Tupuka. Seems that one Of
the above tho is booked for sale
% tade'
Lame Doak Walker and Leon
Hart along with the Lions vet
Gran stafs promise 10 give the
fans lun Ton their money if not
the title this year.
Michigan State College. yet
in the market for a basketball
coach. could probably land Mil
Ter Highs Will Robinson as we
suggested several weeks ago.
Guess they don't believe in up
grading high school coaches 10
State campuses. We think they
are missing a grand opportun-
itY.
Larry Dolby lost in the noise
about Easter Luke. that isl drove
out his second homerun Of the
season last Saturday as the Tribe
lost 20 the New York Giants I.
Monte irwin. outfielder who rode
the bench most of the last half
OF last season. was returned to
jersey City Giants for seasoning.
Hank Thompson continues at
thud base where Manager Leo
Duocher SAYS he will be given
every opportunity 10 make good
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15

Johnson, a native Of Grandvil-
le. Mich. had been the wheel
horse OF the thinclads' attack
during the past indoor season
and WAS counted on 10 end his
rollcgiatc career in blaze Of
glory hits spring. However. he
did end the indoor season in a
rush. winning two events in
the Purdue RELAYS one week
ago. by ticking the record in
the low hurdles as he took two
firsis for MISC.
II was also johnson. who gave
forth the necessary points in
the IC4A at New York earlier in
the year when he won the broad
jump at the last minute 10 give
the Spartans one-point vic
tory over Sexon Hall
II was Johnson. again particle
pating in the same event last
year, that led his team to vic
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
Cleveland Browns
Sign Jungle jim

Jim tJungle JIM Martin o.
the undefeated Ntre Dame foii.
ball team, will play with tho
Cleveland Browns in The Ma
tional Football league next year
Martin, who was co-captain OF
the smoith Leahy-coached team
Is slated for defensive end. how.
ever. he is capable Of performing
as well in offensc. and has play
cd many a Commute tilt for his
alma mater.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15

tory. Coach Ray Scaaldman. a.
ware Of the injured tendon,
stated that Fred will probably
come back in a year or two and
as a competitor in the 1852 Oily
mpics. Graduating in uune, he
has been a standout performer
during his four years al MISC.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15

a IuXuri0us 5-passenger Gus
tom convertible first model in
a new Nash series. it will COM
pete in the lowest-priced auto
mobile field. II is an addition
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
FRED JOHNSON SUFFERS
INJURED TENDON; SHELVED

Versatile and brilliant Fred Johnson of Michigan State
unfortunately will not compete again of the Spar
ans foremost athletes of an injured tendon in his
heel it was announced this week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
GPARKLES In
DPORTS WORLD

TO get word in edgewise about football at this time Of
when everyone awaiting the opening game Of the
baseball may be bit dfficult nevertheless cur
trends merit word two mile wait for the da-
mond stars arrive from ther Winter vacation and sun
shine hibernation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
Meet at Olympia Saturday Night;
Sel-Out Crowd to View Cage Tilt

The fabulous Harlem Globetroter billed the great
est attraction basketball court the nation possesses
will face the College A-Stars at Olympia Stadium Satur-
do1 mill
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
SPORTS
Rvsb'%
BIZ Jonathan Baltimore

Due the Metropolitan Leagues stand on non-compeA
ton in out-sate athletic events the Detroit boys do n
get chance show their stuff to the upstate athes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
NASH NEW RAMBLER UNVEILS
AS LOWEST PRICED CONVERT

Nash Motors today announced its much rumored com
pletely Rambler automobile.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15

has promised to play Thompson
at third for the first so games,
regardless Of what happens. good
or bad.
Should ClevelanTs pitching
staff come through. coupled
with par hitting and fielding Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
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Evening star., 1950-10-15

With many of these components
in very short supply, 1t was felt
that few, If any, Of the larger
manufacturer who foresee orders
for military production would re-
tool for any new color television
sets. 1t is expected. however. they
will continue to make the standard
black and white sets.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
u. S. Begins Strengthening Forces in Berlin

last month"; foothold in Berlin
and as an answer to any new open
or covert threats by. the Soviet to
force out the Western Allies.
From a realistic viewpoint, the
addition of a regiment to the
Berlin force would mean little
if Russia decided to move in West
'ern Europe. Any Allied force in
Berlin would be isolated and prob
ably brought Immediately under
the crushing weight of Soviet di-
visions.
The exact strength of the Amer
ican garrison in Berlin has not
been disclosed, but the last pub
lished figure on total troop
strength in Europe was about 97,-
900, with about 10000 in Austria
and the balance in Germany.
Recruits assigned to replace the
men being drawn from other units
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Rep. Fugate Tells Rally
u. 5. Has 450 Atom Bombs
By the Asseeiaied Press

CL1NTWOOD, Va. Oct. IA
Representative Fugate told a Dick
enson County political rally today
that the United States has 450
atomic bombs and that within
II hours after any overt action by
Soviet Russia. five Of these bombs
could be delivered to each of Rus
sia's principal cities. .
The Lee County Democrat who
is seeking reelection added that
the stockpile of war materials in
this country is adequate for a
major war at this time. Fugate
did not reveal in his address where
he had obtained the information
about the atomic bombs.
The statement. given toward
the end of his address, stunned
a capacity crowd at tie Dickinson
County courthouse.
Evening star., 1950-10-15

CHS President Stanton this eve-
ming at 6 o'clock will discuss the
effects of the FEC color decision,
WTOP officials here announced
last night. This program will be
heard on regular AM and FIN ra-
dio-not television over WTOP
and the Columbia system.
officials said Mr.. Stanton will
discuss how the decision affects
all those with television sets;
whether the public should con-
tinue buying sets, how color will
affect blac kand white and other
questions the public has been ask
ing
Evening star., 1950-10-15
By John A. Giles

The United States yesterday be-
gan the strengthening of its Berlin
forces.
It was announced that newly
formed units of the 138-year -old
9Th Infantry Regiment would be
assigned to the former German
capital with the headquarters serv-
ice company moving in tomorrow
Other units of the regiment
which has an authorized strength
Of 3,774 officers and men-will be
in Berlin by January /.
Manpower for the regiment will
be drawn from other units in
Germany, with the ranks later
being filed by recruits in the
steadily increasing manpower pool
in this country.
Internal Conflict Appears Ended.
There were these other defense
developments
/. The conflict between the
State and Defense Departments
appears to have ended during the
three weeks Gen. George c.
Marshall has been Defense Secre-
tary. The five-star general, once
Secretary of State himself, confers
frequently with Secretary of State
Acheson both at the Pentagon and
at the State Department and
their relations are quite cordial,
defense officials said. One of the
factors credited with President
Truman's ousting of Former De-
tense Secretary Louis johnson was
the friction between the depart
ments growing out of divergent
views about International policies.
2. While Gen. Marshall is CIV
ing primary attention to broad
policy and administrative ques-
tions. the new deputy secretary,
Robert A. Lovett-who, like the
general. is a veteran of previous
service in both the Pentagon and
the State Departments taking
over the general managership of
the sprawling military establish
ment. This is in contrast to the
situation which existed under Mr..
johnson.
Preceded Military Meeting.
The Berlin garrison announce
ment came just ten days prior to
a meeting here of the North At
lantic Treaty Military Committee
and its timing also was believed
to have some connection with
French demands for help for its
beleaguered forces in Indo China.
Gen. Marshall has been spending
a large portion of his time since
IN Office on preparations for the
military committee meeting and
that of the Treaty ORGANIZATIONS
defense committee October %.
It also appeared likely that the
strengthening of the Berlin garri-
son was designed as much for its
international political effect in re-
lations with Russia as for any
military value it might have. It
could be taken by Russia as new
evidence of determination to
maintain-as pronounced by the
British, French and United States
foreign ministers In New York
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Non-Form Employment Rises
To 45H Million Record Hiqh
Star Staff Photo.

persons, including those on farms
and in military service. is now
more than 81 million.
While seasonal factors were
credited for the advances in sew
eral industries, the record mid
September rise was due in large
part to the boom in the conStruc-
ton business and in the manufac-
ture of consumer durable goods
such as automobiles.
In addition. rising Government
spending, advanced buying by
householders and producers, and
upward shifts in plant and equip
ment investment plans also have
combined to provide more jobs.
the bureau said.
Evening star., 1950-10-15

for the purpose of reconstituting
the 9Th Regiment probably will
receive their combat training in
Germany. The six-week basic
training would be in replacement
centers in this country.
Gen. j. Lawton Collins, Army
chief of staff, has said that while
the Army fixes IA weeks as the
minimum for training men des-
tined for actual combat in Korea,
he saw no reason why a similar
training period was necessary for
replacement soldiers bound for
Europe.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
BY the Asseeiated Press

Employment in United States
industry, trade and other nom
farm lines reached an all-time
high of 45.5 million jobs in mid
September, the Bureau of Labor
Statistics reported yesterday.
More than 2 million employees
had been added to payrolls since
September, 1949. The increase
over August, 1850, was almost
10000
This rise in employment re-
f1ected expansion Of industrial
activity and seasonal upswings In
a number Of lines.
The total number Of employed