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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-24
Wolverines
Whip Irish
At Ann Arbor

-Four meet records lei ~a,ur-
DAY ~ The University o Mich
lpan romped oNe. Motto Dame
tbinciadS III Ann Arb % -
So.
Don McEwen posted meet
record in the two mile run as
he was clicked in o:0l.6. Don
Lash's 1896 collegiate record Of
S:53.3 remains the best time for
the distance.
Cthcr records t. fall were e.
stored IN the mile $40 vatd ,un
and discus John Ross ran the
mile IN l45. while George Ja-
cobis ] S. 5 time IN the $50 run.
replaced the old mark
Completing the dav Of record
I eaking was Fritz Nilsson who
tossed the discus Isl feet two
inches For Al new record.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-24
Ezzard Charles To Become First
To Reeapture Heavyweight Title

Camden. n }. walllor Youth and
unc. Is Walcoti has fought httic
e,tct ming tho iltlc and Is
getting older daily plus the
odds.
BY the law of averages The
tuck of reoapturlnr the title at
ei LOSING IL IS long overdue NJ
u4cIous times. hcaNNwcirhts. be
fore Louis have made unsuccess-
iltl efforts This time. the correct
ring pcnci alship should put
Charles IN q select ptoup lnclud-
lng deserved popularity 50 alb
sent from ms crown while he
was champion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-24
several teams.

several teams.
Their victory is shared by the
liberal forces OF The community
especially the JAW Go Far
Practices Department headed bN
Walter Rcuther and William OH
yer. co directors Of the FEPC
department OF the Go
Two years ago, 4 foul yea
fight terminated successfully
when the American Bowling Con
gresS. male and female divisions
voted 10 drop Their "Caucasians
only" clause
The tournament Was held II
MuSkegon under sponsorship o.
the Women's international Bow
ing Congress. The Mems Stat,
tourney ended AZ Battle Cree X
with several Dctroitors finishing
IN the money.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-24
ALL-STARS,
BARTHWELL
DEFEATED

Ford All Stars and Lewis
Ba thwCll u A BIZ baseball
teams went down TO defeat
Sunday.
Helm. a contender for first
place in Glass A Of the fed
Grafton. scored IL runs 10 the
Stars 9.
Gentle. top team in Glass ID.
noscd out Lewis BarthWell. 8 5
as DICK Irvine. recently of the
Dctlclt Tigers farm system,
struck ont II All-StarS. Jean
Shoemaker and John Martin
mt homeis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-24
Sugar Ray Robinson 'KeyFIgme"
In 1,Uo Decisions On Boxing Scene

be and the time element. Where.
who. and When. Ike ~rNng .
n, VS. story. oftlmes than not. olc-
tdtes who :he contestants VIII be
IN a boxIngmafcn ASK any
hrhter manager or promoter.
Turpin Considered
Thus. II stacks up IKE ttis.
CD Randy Turpin would draw al
almost any city decided BY RaN
handlers. especially in New YORK.
Hais ton and Robinson. would
probably pull better in a title
fight in Detroit OF even Chicago
arC ambitious welterweght cham
pion Kid Gavllan. would Serve as
worthy opponent almost any
where. Other than bet ont
Regardless Of the outcome q
The LaMotta Hairstor boot and
OF Robinson Maxim go, plenty
acton appears IN store ~ fight
fans Main reason. Doth Robin
son and LaMotta arc becoming
OLD and flabky, and mast ugh, q,
regular as possible to rake II
HE dough without issk!nl j SCI
lous INJURY from Younger % , ~
hnpcfulS
Ex Dctluitci Robinson Who
has lost only two hen; j. 40
feurcs as The KEY man poin
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-24
cAMPY'S LIFE STORY

NEW YORK --(CNSl The
colorful career Of Roy Campo
nella OF the Brooklyn Dodgers Is
nearly ready for publication and
viii be brought out this year by
the A s Barnes Co noted
sports book publishers
This IS in keeping with the
tradition al Barnes that each
year the hfe history Of the Most
Valuable PLAYER be published
Thus this year MNP CampanclIa
gets the biography a Well Is
Yogi Bora of the American
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-24
townsend Trophy
To Battle Creek
Pigskin Player

HAMPTON. Va Bob Aver:
OF Battle Creek. Mich. was
awarded Hampton Institute s GOV
eted Tow nscnd Trophy last week
The trophy is given annually
10 the football player meeting
HIGHEST standards of offensive
and defensive skill, physical
conditioning. spor smanship.
knowledge of the game and
scholarship.
Ayers. 6 feet. 4 inches. Is q
senior and played end on the Pi-
rates grid squad.
Ayers also won the VARSITY
Club award as the outstanding
campus athlete. presented by
Rayford l.. Harms. Varsity Clut
president
Along with Alphonso KING. o
Newport News, and Arthur
Holmes. basketball captain h'
was also honored with 2 minla.
ture gold ball a. a four yeal
letterman IN his sport.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-24
Althea Succumbs
To Miss Connolly

Althca Gibson Florida A and
Nj Junior ranked IL by the
USLTA. was defeated in eH
hlbition game in Chicago Sun
day 81. 40 and g. BY Maurecn
Connolly National Singles cham
pion. Miss Connolly il IL years
old.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-24

plnfall d.N it'''''
, Ecee Richardson and Gene
.ve pace posted scores OF
NE !, The actual division and
,oo Nth ireir handicap. Both
'howlers are well known and
40 been outstanding bowlers
., the Paradise Bowl Tor the
mas, several years. rolling with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-24

viii become popular, 10y recap
turing the title tried by many
but escaped them all, including
Joe LOUIS.
Everything seems to be to the
Cincinnatian' advantage IN ms
coming fgh, with the veteran
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-24
BY Luther Webb

Who VIII get next crack at Ray
Robinson mlddleweight crown.
probably Will be determined al
Olympia Stadium Wednesday
night when results Of the 10
round bout between Jake La
Motta and Eugene Halrston are
recorded
Mike Miele. manager Of
Eairsion stated this week that
Jim Norris and Nick Londes.
both of the IBC have agreed 10
give the winner a shot AT Sug-
ar Rays crown.
Londes also limited that should
the fight meet Robinson's ap-
proval it'll be held in the Motor
City sometime tins summer as q
icatue attraction ANY comblna
ton al I.aMotta Robinson or
Earston Robinson is expected TO
d aw full house. even At Briggs
Stadlum
LaMoffa Robinson
Also looming on the horizon is
= probable match between La
Motia and winner of the June
title fight featuring Joey Maxim
and Robinson. with the light
" eight crown AZ stake Should
Robinson defeat Maxim. he would
automatically forfeit rights 10 his
niddlewcight title. forcing an
elimination tourney, to determine
hi. successor.
Suppo~iug Robinson takes
Maxim. LaMotta # he defeats
Iiuirston would cctfainlv be in
ltnc foy crack al IN. lightweight
title inasmuch as hc has desert
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-24

and jersey Joe
Fa 4nt io ihe Heavy
ushlp OF The
Iiu,. WalCoit
'.~t san q lucky left
u iIi nurgh match
~ ~ lt looks hike
i' tuuckoul Phila
VI 'p @uHcpal Stadium
4 knockout or decision for
Charles Will establish him as
one O. the outstanding boxers
" The world past or present.
Main Reason; Hell become the
h'si hcavyweiqhi 10 lose and
itealn Inc nile"
y r'ncallv N the books.
'hei 'to'i's an unpopular
mon Wh'n he held the tide.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-24
Doubles Handicap
Titles Make History

-, -, i, M % " ling world made The wcek-
t ~, local Negro women the Michigan
s" Aia ! doubles title in the handicap and actual
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-24

Jackie Robnnson's steal of home
plate SUNDAY against the Chicago
Cubs was the sixteenth time he
has accomplished the feat since
he entered the mayors five years
ago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-24

cd the middleweights, being un-
able Is ne says, TO make thc
weight"
a win by Maxim over Robin
son. would return Robinson 10
the middleweights. where he
would have TO defend his title.
before frost falls. Possible OPP
ponents for him would be de-
termined by two or three things.
Where the bout would bc
staged. whom ms opponent would
Evening star., 1952-08-03
Announcement.
Miss Shirley Ann Wilienbiicher

Miss Shirley Ann Willenbucher.
daughter Of Capt. and Mrs. Franz
o. Willenbucher of Bethesda, was
married on August 2 to Mr.. Murry
Lee Randall Of Washington. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
M. Randall of Greenville. Mo.
The Rev. William F. Creighton
Ioficiated at the ceremony which
was held at st. Johns Episcopal
Church in sChevy Chase. The
Officers Club at the Walter Reed
Army Medical Center was the
scene Of the reception.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Carl
la. INLAY. sister of the bride.
Serving the bridegroom as best
man was Mr.. William F. Mehling
of Baltimore. USherS were Mr..
Carl H. INLAY. Mr.. James T. Kells.
Mr.. Marshall r. Willenbucher,
brother of the bride, and Mr..
Ronald D. HaSSler.
After q wedding trip to the
West, Mr.. and Mrs. Randall will
reside in Washington.
Evening star., 1952-08-03

Miss Suzanne Beatrice Ripley,
daughter OF Mrs. Howard Fordney
Ripley and the. late Mr.. Ripley,
became the bride on August 2 OF
Mr.. Francis Richard Sharpe. Mr.
Sharpe is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Francis Sharpe of Oly-
phant. Pa. st. Michael's Catholic
Church was the scene Of the cere-
mony, with the Rev. Aloysius
O'Connor officiating. A reception
was held at the Hotel 2400.
The bride wore a gown of chan
tilly lace over. satin with circu-
lar train. Her full-length veil
was of imported French illusion
and she carried a bouquet of lilies
and stephanotis. 81
Miss Mary Alice Crowder was
the maid Of honor and other at
tendants were Miss Kathleen Ann
Burke, Miss Margaret Marie Cir
ton. Miss Patricia Ann Sullivan
and Mrs. Joseph Francis Bar
tholamew. Serving the BRIDE
groom as best man was Mr.. Albert
H. Grimaldi. Ushers were the
Messrs. James r. Fletcher, Charles
Wilson, Charles w. White and
Thomas G. Evans.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
Miss Harrison
Engaged to
Mr.. McAdunn

Mrs Leland Harrison announces
the engagement of her daughter.
Anne Churchill, to Mr.. Sherry T.
McAdam. jr.
Miss Harrison is the daughter
of the late Mr.. Harrison. former
United States Minister to Switzer-
land. She graduated from Fox
croft, attended Bryn Mawr Col-
lege and made her debut in
Washington in 1914 at the 1925 F
Street Club. She is a member of
the Junior League Of Washington.
Mr.. McAdam is the son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Sherry T..
McAdam of Pensacola, Fla. He
served as a lieutenant commander
in the United States Navy for five
years during the war and is a
member of the Army Navy Coun-
try Club. the Army and Navy Club
and Chevy Chase Club.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
|CoI. Williams
IInCuhforniu

Marine Corps. Col. Robert
Hugh Williams has gone to his new
post at Camp Pendleton. Calf.
after spending a short time with
Mrs. Williams and their two chill
dren, Sarah Fenno and Edith
Tuckerman williams. Col. and
Mrs. Williams have been at Tux
eden. home Of Mrs. Williams par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r.
Tuckerman in Edgemoor.
Col. Williams came from his for
mer post in Atlanta in time for the
christening of their small daugh-
ter born here earlier In the sum-
mer. The baby was named for Ter
maternal grandmother, Mrs. Tuck
erman, and the ceremony took
place In st. Johns Episcopal
Church on Lafayette Square. An
informal tea followed at Tuxeden
for members Of the family and the
godparents.
Mrs. Dunbar, wife Of Brig
Claude Dunbar of the Scots
Guard, Is godmother for Edith
Tuckerman, although unable to
be present. Mrs. Eugene O'Dunne
served as proxy for Mrs. Dunbar
and Mrs. Williams cousin, Miss
Alix de Castellane. is the other
godmother. Mr.. James Fl. Frank
lin of Atlanta is the godfather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tuckerman left
the end Of June for their summer
place at Southampton, Long Is
land, and were not present for the
christening and the party follow
ing.
Mrs. Williams and the children
will leave the end Of the month
to join Col. Williams at his Cali
fornia post after he has found
suitable quarters for his family.
Evening star., 1952-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Chase
6houn Of Atlanta, Ga, announce
the engagement Of their daughter.
Martha Ann, to 1t. Walter Gle
ment Stanton, jr., son Of Col. and
Mrs. Stanton of Washington.
Miss Shoun attended Washing
ton Seminary and Pine Manor
Junior College. For the past two
years she has studied at the Uni
versity Of Georgia. where she Is a
member of the Kappa Kappa
Gamma Sorority.
1t. Stanton attended Sewanee
Military Academy and was grad
uated from West Point. He is a
veteran Of the Korean War. having
served IA months with the 24tn
and 22d Divisions. He is the
grandson of Mrs. James Dawson
Laying of Watch Hill, r. l.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Joseph
Stanton of Fords, N. j.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
Newquist-G -Grody
Ceremony Held

The marriage Of Miss Doris
Grady to Mr.. John Newquist took
place on July Is at the Kennedy
Warren. Mrs. Peter Swaluk. sis
ter Of the bride, was her attend
ant and best man was Mr.. Harold
Duncan, brother-in-law Of the
bridegroom. The bride was given
In marriage by her brother. Mr.
Stanley Grady, jr., Of Green's
burg, Pa.
The couple will reside in Wash
ington after their return from q
wedding trip to Lake George.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
Return From Europe

IN6IUTTT TTOFH EQTOUC
Here from a two-month tour OF
Europe are Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Key, Mrs. Leslie Erhardt Of
Bethesda and Mrs. j. K. Mudd Of
Washington. They arrived on the
Queen Mary.
Evening star., 1952-08-03

Fully moulded foam rubber
cushioned lotex top, not
rubber flakes. Fomous
SeoIy construction with
over 200 coils for the
most heoIthfuL comfortable
sleeping you've ever en-
ioyed.
Evening star., 1952-03-20
$50 Million Project
Faces Two Inquiries
BY the Assoeiofed Press

Two separate investigations
will be started Immediately into
activities of a firm which has q
cost-plus contract for operating
a, $3.50 million Air Force wind
tunnel project at Tullahoma,
Tenn, Representative Gore, Dem
|ocrat. of Tennessee said yester-
day.
He announced the investigations
Ia short time after he charged on
the House floor that Ara, Inc,
has been paying its officers un-
usually high salaries and making
large profits.
He said the General Account
ing Office has assigned top in
vestigators to make q thorough
study Of the expenditures and
the House Appropriations Com
mittee "has requested and OBJ
tained assignment of FBI agents
to make an inquiry"
The wind-tunnel project is a
sprawling Air Force plant known
as the Arnold Engineering De-
velopment Center. It is being
built to handle experiments on
transonic and super-sonic planes.
Evening star., 1952-03-20
By Tho Asscelatsd Prsss

NEW YORK, Mar. 20.-The
New York Journal American said
today that Actress Barbara Pay
ton swallowed sleeping pills after
q quarrel with her husband. Actor
Franchot Tone, a few days ago
and was saved by q physician.
The newspaper said the blond
swallowed the pills "in a At Of
Illustration and dependency" in
q hotel.
The story came to light almost
simultaneously with a report from
Los Angeles that Mr.. Tone has
revived his divorce suit against
the actress.
The story. by Cholly Knicker-
Evening star., 1952-03-20
Woman 5 Tip Causes
Arrest Of Ex-Conyicf
In Dynamite Deaths
By shs Assceiosed Pres.

NEW YORK. Mar. 20.-A tip
by a woman led to the arrest here
last night Of ex-convict Roy Lee
lReddick, 28, wanted for question:
ling In New Haven. Conn, about
the dynamite deaths Of q man and
wife.
The husband: who was blown to
bits with his wife Tuesday by
dynamite planted in their truck,
had been scheduled to testify
against Reddick. a Negro. later
this week In an attempted robbery
trial.
The victims Of the ''booby-trap'
blast were Homer Wright, AZ. and
his wife Ophelia. II, Negroes. The
dynamite went OF as Mr.. Wright
started the vehicle.
Routed Armed Robber.
Mr.. Wright, painting a New
Haven shoe shine shop on Feb
ruary a.. routed an armed robber
by throwing turpentine and paint
at him. Police believe the robber
wanted q $4,000 diamond ring
worn by the shop proprietor's
wife, Mrs. Albert Smith.
Arrested in connection with the
attempted holdup, Reddick was
booked on an idleness charge and
freed in $1,000 bail.
Meanwhile, New Haven police
said. Mr.. Wright had been ap-
preached by Preston Robinson,
|28-year-old Negro. and offered a
bribe not to appear against Red
dick. Robinson allegedly admitted
acting as an agent for Reddick.
Turns Down Bribe.
Mr.. Wright turned down the
lribe. When the dynamite blast
occurred, Robinson was in jail on
Ian idleness charge. Connecticut
police issued warrant for Red
dick on an attempted burglary
charge to question him about the
killings.
Yesterday. an unidentified
woman told police Reddick
planned to hide out in a Harlem
hotel.
New York and Connecticut de-
tectWes seized Reddick on a fugi-
tive charge.
Connecticut authorities said
they would request transfer Of
custody when Reddick appears in
Manhattan Felony court today.
Evening star., 1952-03-20
Miss Poyton Reported 7oking
Overdose Of Sleeping Pills

booker, said Miss Payton and Mr..
Tone had been together here In
o reconciliation attempt.
It said they got into another Of
their drag out fights" In an un-
identified hostelry.
Barbara suddenly tore the
phone from the wall and swung
it at Tones head" the story said,
Tone. who evidently has
learned q thing or two since he
took q beating at the hands OF
Actor Tom Neal over Barbara s
affections, ducked."
It said Miss Payton then swal-
lowed the pills and that Tone
called a doctor.
while the physician was on
Evening star., 1952-03-20
Prince Georges COP. Club
Ito Hear Three Candidates

The Republican Club Of Prince
Georges County will hear three
candidates for the Senate and
House ct its meeting at 8 O'Clock
tonight in Odd Fellows Hall,
Sixty-first and A streets. Capitol
Heights.
H. Grady Gore. for Senate,
B. G. F. Mulieri and Frank B.
jr., candidates for the
House, viii be the speakers. A
number Of other candidates will
be present.
Evening star., 1952-03-20

his way. Barbara was kept from
going into eternal slumber by
being forced to gulp steaming
black coffee" the story said.
The physician arrived and
Barbara was saved"
Evening star., 1952-03-20
cAleoN-FoR ANYTHING BABY WEARS. Tool
PUT cAleoN M YOUR BATH, TOO

II You gee ring around your bathtub-that same
residue clings to your skin, we'll Calgon locks out
the soapm that causes bathtub ring Enjoy the thrill
offeeling clean. Clean add Calgon and use your
favorite soap Is usual every time you wash your face
and hands. every time you bathe, every time you
shampoo.
Evening star., 1952-08-10
Baltimore Sun Supports
Eisenhower for President
BY the Assoeiufed Press

BALTIMORE, Aug. The
Baltimore Sunpapers came out
tonight for Gen. Eisenhower, the
Republican candidate for Presi-
dent.
Gen. Eisenhower has ''the quail
tiles which are needed by the
country in the dangerous years
ahead" declared an editorial in
the Sunday Sun.
/ It described Gov. Stevenson of
Illinois, the Democratic nominee,
as - man OF intellectual capacity
and high attainments." But it
tsaid he would be Handicapped
from the start" by Indebtedness to
special-interest groups.
The editorial said the Sunpapers
"are traditionally Democratic"
but contended the National Demo-
cratic Party. now "has distorted
what remains of its former princi-
piles into something very like
state socialism and the end is not
yet"
The Sunpapers have not sup
ported a Democrat for President
since 1882, when the late Frank
lin D. Roosevelt ran the first time.
They indorsed Wendell Willkie in
1910 and both losing campaigns
of Gov. Thomas E. Dewey Of New
York.
Evening star., 1952-08-10
Cudohy Heir Injured
In Tuxi Accident
BY the AssoeIofed Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Anthony B.
Cudahy Of Omaha, 27-year-old
member OF the meat-packing fam
lily. was reported in good" condi-
ton at Presbyterian Hospital to-
day after sustaining minor in
juries in a taxi crash.
Mr.. Cudahy was a passenger in
a cab which went over an en-
bankment at the scene of con-
lstruction of new ''superhighway''
west of downtown Chicago. Hos
pital officials say he suffered
shock and minor cuts and bruises.
/ The cab driver, William j. Clark,
81. Of Chicago, suffered a head in
Jury.
Evening star., 1952-08-10
Arlington Crime Probe
BY State Is Urged by
Board Member Duqan|
By Tom Burke

Arlington County Board mem
ber Daniel A. Dugan said yester-
day he will ask the board at its
next meeting to request Gov.
Battle to investigate crime in the
county.
There has been a series or
chain Of events in this county
which makes me think the ma
tional crime syndicate is trying to
get its foot in." MIR. Dugan told
board members.
MFR. Dugan asked the board to
approve the request but withdrew
his proposal when Board Chair
man Robert w. Cox asked that
it be presented in writing. Mr..
Dugan said he would present q
written resolution at the rext
meeting. August %.
Police Behavior Cited.
The series of events, Mr.. Dugan
said. includes deterioration of the
police department" He added
that "just this last week three
policemen were suspended for
misconduct" Two of the police
men have been charged with
morals violations involving a IT.
year-old girl.
''The most recent event is the
presence of organized prostitution
In Arlington which has been re-
ported to me-" he declared.
Mr.. Dugan said the crime syn
dicate attempts to corrupt police
men with women liquor
and money"
At an earlier board meeting last
Monday Mr.. Dugan reported that
he had received a threatening
telephone call that day. He said
the husky-voiced phone caller who
refused to identify himself warned
him against publicly criticizing
Ia certain Arlington man. Mr.
lDugan said the man referred to
has a long police record.
Acquitted Of Charges.
Mr.. Dugan has been a member
of the County Board since Janu-
ary, 1947, Shortly after beginning
his second four-year term, in
January, 1851. he was charged
by a special grand jury with NAL
feasance, misfeasance and gross
neglect Of duty. He was acquitted
of the charges by the County Cir
cult Court in April. 1851,
During the trial, Mr.. Dugan ad-
mitted a close friendship with Sam
Lano. former pinball machine dis
tributor in Arlington. Mr.. Lano
left Arlington County shortly after
six Of his pinball machines were
seized by police in a series of
raids in 1850.
Evening star., 1952-08-10

County, Ky; Ezra Vornholt, Ok
archee, Okla, and Earl Allen,
Sulphur Springs, Tex.
The Rev. F. r. (Ted) Chrystie,
Hickman. KY. will be toastmaster
at the banquet. ..~s. ..