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Evening star., 1952-07-12
FuIIs Church Children
Aid Soldier Patients

Soldier patients in Fort Belvoir
Hospital will be given some added
treats in the coming weeks be-
cause Of the ingenuity of three
Falls Church youngsters.
The three children, Donald
Chew, Bill Gordon and Beverly
Waters, all of Poplar Heights, Falls
Church, conducted a benefit car
nival which netted $40 that was
turned over to the Fairfax County
Red Cross for use in the Fort Bel
vir hospital.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
Downtown Street Caves In
Due 10 Leaky Wafer Main

A cave-in on G street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
NV. yesterday afternoon. caused
by a leaky water main, slowed up
traffic and left some customers
without water.
Roy L. Ornorff, assistant super
|intendent of the District Water
Division, said the leak was de-
tected about 2 pm. Water was
leaking through the asphalt pave
Iment.
District officials cut OF the
water supply on the north side o1
G street in that area, with the ex-
|ception Of the Colorado Building
Workmen repaired the break
during the night. Examination
showed that the leak hao
occurred for the past severa,
days. causing dirt to be washed
away beneath the surface. This
resulted in the cave-in. The leak
occurred in a six-inch water pipe
washing enough dirt into the
sewer to weaken the foundations
lof the pavement. Workmen cut
through the pavement and dug
down to the leaking main to re-
pair it.
Omcials at the scene said there
was only a slight disruption oi
water service on q local scale
They explained they were able te
route water by other lines to the
nearby consumers,
Evening star., 1952-07-12
Plea to Stay in u. S.
Finally Is Granted
ADoy Too Late
By the Assoeioisd Press

OAKDALE, Mass, July l2.-
The telephone rang q day too late
for Joseph A. williams.
A 51-year-old Canadian-born
barber, Mr.. Williams had appealed
a recent Government deportation
order.
The appeal wasn't going wen.
friends said, and he had been
feeling mOrose. Then he disap-
peared.
Yesterday. his body was found
on railroad tracks, run over by
a train. police reported.
Thursday night. his landlady
said. there had been a phone call
for him from Washington.
His appeal had been granted.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
Here's One Way to Modernize
|OId-Fushioned Interior Doors

When young people buy an old
house in preference to q new
one, it is usually to secure struc-
tural value, an unusual view. q
better neighborhood or some par
ticular floor plan which appeals
to them.
Naturally. their first thought is
to modernize the old house to
some extent; usually the kitchen
and bathrooms first, and then the
other space.
If you are a careful observer,
you probably have noticed that
the one thing that really dates a
house is the doors and the win
dow frames.
Invariably in old houses, the
doors are heavy and highly orna-
mented with holdings and panels,
and the window frames follow
suit with deep edges and built-up
millwork.
The first step in making the
interior of a house look modern
or less mid-Victorian is to tackle
these overpowering pieces of
woodwork and reduce them to
lighter and more appropriate
style.
AS a rule, the holdings on doors
can be lifted off the surface easily
as they are glued and tackled in
place. A wood chisel and hammer
are the only tools required. The
knobs and plates are next taken
off. If the door is flush, the next
step is to attach a sheet of light
carpenters glue and light brads
along the edges.
The plywood is bored through
to receive the knobs and plates
land the job is completed. II you
Evening star., 1952-07-12
Power Cutoff Costly
Ito Aluminium PIunt
By The Assneiatsd Pres.

NEW YORK.-The Aluminium
Co. Of America revealed how cost
ly was a recent electrical storm
which interrupted the power sup
lply to its Massena plant. With the
current off. metal "froze" in nine
of the 13 potlines making alumni
mum through the electrolytic pro-
cess.
The frozen" metal had to be
Clipped out Of the pots before
production could be resumed. II
took f1ve weeks to clean the pots.
The company said the loss Of
la luminum averaged 100000
pounds per day for f1ve> weeks OF
a total of IT'S pounds.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
Wheat -Grindine Firm
Switches to Corn Cobs
By the Associoted Press

FRANKLIN, Minn.-A Franklin
firm has switched from grinding
wheat into flour to grinding corn
cobS into an abrasive product. The
abrasive is used for numerous
metal-polishing jobs. An arsena
is using it to polish shells and
guns; stove manufacturer also
poliSheS with it.
The hard shell Of the cob is
ground into the abrasive. The rest
of the cob is used as farm ami
NAL bedding. as a basic feed, al
a sweeping compond and severaI
other purposes.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
Police Car Hit Twice

NEW YORK P).-A Brooklyn
driver who crashed into the car
OF a detective received a summons
for driving without his glasses.
He agitatedly put on his glasses
and on the way home bumped
into two cars. one of them the
same detectives car he collideo
with earlier.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
British Cider Price Goes Up

The price Of cider has gone up
in London for the first time in 10
years, the increase being from 20
cents a bottle to ~ cents.
Evening star., 1952-07-12

lido not have the ability to cut the
|plywood properly you can have il
done at your local lumber supply
yard.
It is quite astonishing to walk
down the hall of q house where
the doors have been modernized
and notice the great difference II
makes. The entire air of the space
is cleaner and better looking. A
room looks equally well when the
doors have undergone this opera
ton.
Editors note: Syndicated
Writer Tuomey is persuasive. But
he hasn't convinced us that panel
doors are not entirely acceptable
in houses old or new. However. he
is entitled to his opinion, and you
may want to experiment along
the lines he suggests.)
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and have a potential champion
another isn't
helping youngsters upward
also that
particular And where promoter
meets its severest test
be week
young pro-
spects will have place TO develop their special slls
And incidentally, promoter
satsactons
Some kick out OF writing books painting
You used like punching the
Percy think grandfather who to tell you
quite a fighter at one time.
Almost all promoters think, get
watching their themselves
plies for every additional fan present.
plies additional II there
wrestling match all 5000 good time promoter
theoretically should have 5000 good times all evening
mentioned something spicy
the fans get at wreslers and the referee
They do, don't they?
tendency Identify
of the boxers, and to ride with him m every blow.
Wrestling fans And this peculiar truth what,
probably than anything has led to the description
wrestlers heroes others williams"
Actually it's the who make Williams
promoter Your Aunt Ee uncle
the other of the contestants the
do not He kick slug bite but Effe
decided that whatever happens william
whom all blessings should
referee
Of fan with wrestler If good
referee And he william"
should have done 1t ago
As know I'm 10th year promoting wrestling
Minneapolis I've been criticized doubt
ton And frankly enjoyed every right
would like to start all again
Maybe you'll understand when get to 10th
writing column ED Note Percy months told that
he has written a column for than years.
On the other hand, you should live o long
Affectionately,
Tony stecher
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DolIos Football Team
Keeps Negro Players

Dallas. Tex. - CAMP - The
Texas Football Rangers of Dial
las, the pro football club replacing
the New York Yanks. will keep
their Negro players, it was an
nounced last week by the club
owners, Cites Miller and associ-
ates.
A group of wealthy Texans
bought the club from Ted Collins
who had lost more than 81, 500. 900
in operating the Yanks and other
pro clubs.
Stars of the Yanks were three
Negro backfield aces Claude
Buddy Young, George Talia-
ferre, and Sherman Howard
When the club was moved to
Texas, there was much specula-
ton as to whether or not it would
keep the colorcd stars.
Rumors had Young going to the
Chicago Cardinals. He is one of
Chicago's all time great prep
players. Tailaferro was said to be
coming to Chicago Bears who
drafted him, but lost him to the
old All America conference.
Nothing had been said about
where Howard would go.
Next job for the new club
owners will be the selection Of a
coach.
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GrHnS

By JIMMY GRIFFIN

Editors Note: This week Jimmy
Griffin's sports column was writ
ten by Jim Lee, who Is the only
Negro ever TO Officiate In Big
Ten event.
Well done, sports fans, here we
are doing the thing we once loved
to do, visiting with you in this
corner. Things really have chang
ed since then, many waters have
gone over the dam since the last
time l was in this corner.
Negroes are now holding their
own in all major sports, a pro-
gTess we are proud of-and why
not? This is America-we were
always of the opinion that ath-
letes should be judged by their
ability rather than the color of
their skin.
Generally speaking, we believe
the local fans right here in the
Twin Cities, have much to be
proud of. guess we naturally
stick out our chests when the
names of such athletes as Ray
cambridge, Jim Pendleton, Mel
Brown, Dwight Reed, Bobby Mar
shall, Joe Black, Horace Bell. yes
and even Roy Campanella and
Willie Mays and scores of others
are mentioned. These are our boys.
In big time football we read
that the New York Yanks have
sold their franchise to Dallas,
Texas. The racial angle is the
only thing that interests us. viii
the new owners accept the con-
tracts of the three Negro players
on the club? Chances are they
will, remembering that Buddy
Young, George Tailiferre and
Sherman Howard are their main
stays.
ted. Note: Elsewhere in the
paper there is a story announcing
that the Dallas team will keep
the Negro players)
And since we're speaking of
Dallas, on TO baseball. Millionaire
owner Burnett announced that his
club, the Dallas Steers, will give
Negroes try on his ballClub next
season, if any can make the grade
Dallas is a Cleveland farm
Other teams such as Tulsa, Hous-
ton and FIT. Worth are sure to fall
in line once the color line Is bro
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ken. Well, here's hoping that
Burnett finds his boys.
Here's sad news:
Ernie Hall, first Negro ever to
win a berth on a Purdue basket
ball team has been dropped from
the squad. The Purdue coach
blamed violations of training
rules" for dropping the six foot,
two player. The CoaCh's action
came after Halls arrest on a
charge of assault and battery
made by Coy Monroe.
Well dear fans, it was really
nice to visit with you again and
we do hope Jim Griffin will let
us come again.
So again we say, IF you cant
partake of a sport, be a good
sport.
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Wheofley Team
Wins CITY Title

The Phyllis Wheatley boxing
team, coached by Harry Davis,
won titles in the Minneapolis
Regional Golden Glove tourna-
ment held last Monday, Jan. 28,
at the Ascension club.
The three winners, Johnny
Bible, lightweight; Charles Smith,
wcltcrweight; Yves Hayden, mid
dleweight, will represent Mime
apolis in the Upper-Midwest Col
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the matches from a vantage point
well back in the shadows-ju lust
out of long habit, I guess. And I,
too, enjoy watching the faces Of
people at the ringslde. Especially
one Of them. Yours.
All Of this, seriously, boils
down to one thing: What is the
real function of a sports promo
ter?
Maybe 1t should be functions
plural. A boxing promoter likes
to develop young prospects, help
bring them along and finally see
them bidding for high positions
in the national ratings and, II
possible, a championship.
A wrestling promoter con-
stantly is on the lookout for fresh
talent that, with experience, can
take the high polish that only
hundreds Of matches can give.
Add polish to physique and ability
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House decisioned Bill Denny,
Phyllis Wheatley.
Bantamweights: Nick Torres,
Pillsbury House, deCisioned Dale
Roberts, Unity House.
Featherweights Arden Helmen,
Pillsbury House KO'd Dean Solder
man. Unity House, QD.
Lghtweights: Johnny Bible,
Pillsbury House, decisioned Tom
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| Almost About
Everything
BY Percy villa
BY Tony Stecher

Personal to Percy Villa You about
wrestling in your column the other day, including:
speaking myself really enjoy watching mean the
wresters and the peoples especially ring"
Percy just you Usually as you know I watch
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Want Ads in this paper never
fail. Ask anyone who has used
one. CAN Midway $40 to place
your ad.
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Hickerson, Pillsbury House.
WeIterweights: Charles Smith,
Phyllis Wheatley, decisioned Neil
Frazier, Phyllis Wheatley.
MiddIeweights: Yves Hayden,
Phyllis Wheatley, won on points
from Mike Fitzgerald, Pillsbury
House. Bout stopped in the sec
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ond round because Fitzgerald, suf-
fered an eye cut.
Light Heavyweights: Larry
Masolosk, Central YMCA, de-
cisioned Roger Frazier, Phyllis
Wheatley.
Il Division
Lightweights: Bob Hildreath,
Logan Park, decisioned Willie
Owens, Phyllis Wheatley.
WeIterweights: Chuck Randolph
Unity House, deCisioned Sayed
Simon, Central YMCA.
Middleweights: Frank Frazier
Phyllis Wheatley, won by TKO
from Myron Bromberg, Phyllis
Wheatley (3).
Special Bout
Bantamweights: Don Hildreath,
Logan Park, DeCisioned by Ray
Hartman, Logan Park
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Oklohomo A. & M.
Barred From
DFoke ReIuys

Des MOines, Iowa 80 (ANP) -
The Drake Relays committee an
nounced this week that it will bar
Oklahoma A. & NJ. from the 1862
Drake Relays because of the
Johnny Bright incident"
A spokesman for the committee
asserted:
Consistent with the policy
adopted by the University, the re-
lays committee has voted not to
extend an invitation to Oklahoma
A. & NJ.
Drake University broke off re-
latiOns with Oklahoma and with
drew from the Missouri Valley
conference after Johnny Bright
suffered his famous broken jaw.
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den Glove tournament at the Min
neapolis auditorium Feb. 4, 5, 6
and H.
The team won the Open COM
petition with 25 points plus the
three individual championships,
And the b boxers won the team
hOnOrs by the same totals
points.
Johnny Bible also won the beest
boxing trophy and Joe Silva was
awarded the best sportsman tro-
ply.
Omen Division
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The Arizona post., 1952-05-02
EDITO RI Al.

Tucson has right to be proud of its performance
Monday night at the Israel bond dinner at Ell Dorado
Lodge.
The worlds newest democracy-Israel-wil be able
invest another $4,000 and Tucson Jewy rghtfuy
say they have at last of age This city, though rep
resenting one of the smaller communities has
ceeded the per capita investment of practically every city
in the nation and there is every indication that this is
only the beginning.
Why anyone should have to be urged or has to make
any apologies for buying Israel bonds, don't know
After 1000 years. through blood and sacrifice, breh
rem in Israel have reclaimed the land of their fathers
Now it needs funds get its feet industrialy Amer
lea sends billions of dollars practically every
country in the world for just that purposeto spread
freedom Certainly it is in this spirit that invest
dollars in Israel Yet some Jews who like osrches, find
necessary hide their heads in the sands of time de-
clare that they being good Americans when they
buy Israel bonds We prefer to take the word of such
varied political personalities President Harry Truman,
Senator Robert Taft Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr and Sen
Robert Brewster that buying Israel bonds the best
sort of patriotism, investing in freedom, wherever it is
Chairman Henry Kaufman deserves unbounded ap-
Tucson His energy and tenacity has been inspiring Ben
outstanding his professional guidance of the
undyng appreciation for their unsesh contribution of
vding the general atmosphere and dinner that evi
vestment' mood They proved the perfect hosts.
Tucson and especially those of you who bought so
generousy-were proud of you!
The Arizona post., 1952-05-02
Between You and Me
By BORIS SMOLAR

PREPARATIONS TALKS: Jewish interested In the
Israeli reparaiOns talks should watch
negotiations between the Western Powers and
negotiations expected to cul
which will be signed May in Bonn
the family of Western nations Bonns
argument democratic world will be- How do expect
debts considerable extent when want
up West German Army and maintain buwak
against possible Soviet aggression? And this true not only
intentions settle her foreign fnan-
commitments paying only small part OF them but also
regard these minimum payments
settled to be paid out within gener-
ation" IS Chancellor kOnrad
to reasonable
ing Israeli and other Jewish claims
However a minority this issue in his own party
only group solid for immediate and just settle
claims the Socialist Party
which S quite power in Germany today.
DIPLOMATIC that the delegation OF the
Against Germany success
negotiations with the Germans at The Hague than the
delegation made quite number OF SUD-
Conference delegation from winch many
victims of the Nazs will benefit indications
point not mood to yield on
which advanced when admitting DEBT
of insist that this should be
Germans other external debts
which international
the London paey decides that Germany
20 cent of her debts to other nations
accept only 20 cent OF the $70
absurdity of such arrangement
only be checked the gov
States Britain and France will accept the
Israeli viewpoint compensation to Jews is not
part the Germany to foreign countries
The Arizona post., 1952-05-02

SANTIAGO, Chile (JTA) -
Resolutions calling for private in
vestment in Israel, and the emi-
grafton of Chalutzim and profess
sionals from Chile to Israel were
adopted here at a national con-
vention of Chilean General Zion
lists.
The Arizona post., 1952-05-02
=
News In Brief


immigration from Romania and
Hungary to Israel has been inter-
rupted. immigration from other
Balkan countries is proceeding
normally Executives of the
World Jewish Congress will meet
in Geneva, Switzerland in Aug
ust >. Leaders of religious groups
in Israel again expressed opposi-
tions to plans for a unified school
system Bonn government
stopped payment to group of aged
and needy persons now living in
France.
Proposed aid for Israel may be
reduced in an across-the-board
slash of appropriations for the
Mutual Security program, though
there is talk of exempting the
Near East from any cut because
of tensions and the strategic sit
uation Temporary agreement
between Israel and Jordan to COM
bat Arab infiltration was signed
after a compromise was reached
on new Jordan demands . Valu-
ables recovered by the military
in the liquidation of the concen-
tration camps have been released
for restoration to their owners.
Major Jewish and Protestant
national groups banded together
to plea for a basic revision of
immigration and naturalization
laws to provide for the pooling
of unused quotas and elimination
of racial discrimination and op-
position to the Walters -McC Carran
bill Rich ore vein is being
tunneled in Israel which would
be aided if machinery could be
secured from Germany in repar-
ationS payment Mordecai Ma
mir, head of Histadrut, told Pres.
Truman that the Jewish people
are blessed with long memories
and the US. would never have oc-
casion to regret the aid extended
Israel.
New Israel nationality laws do
not jeopardize US. citizenship
unless the Individual actively
seeks it f.. US. offers Israel
dollar-free book imports with Am
erican publishers being paid out
of Mutual Security funds Max
Bresslar, Chicago communal lead
er, is being boosted for presidency
of ZOA Marked increase in
the number of complaints of dis
elimination in employment are
being investigated by the London
Trades Advisory Council.
Britain is increasing its an
nual subsidy to JOrdOn's armed
forces by one-third and for the
development of the port of Aka
ba Ben Gurion reiterated a
warning against the dangerous
thinking" that the war between
Israel and the Arabs is over &.
In the four years of Israeps exist
ence, close to $280,O000,000 has
been allocated by the United
Jewish Appeal for work in Israel
and financed the entry of more
than 100000 persons.
The Arizona post., 1952-05-02

Arizona Post, May 2, 1852
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Protect YOURSELF.
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Evening star., 1952-03-23
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