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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01

Monday, July Is at the Sterling
Club. HosteSses were Mines. Har-
riet Byrd Gordon, Cora Belle
Banks and Happy Miwa. Reports
were made by the chairman and
the members discussed the ques-
ton OF delegates for the Urban
League convention TO be held in
Cleveland the first week in Sep
TENDER. The next meeting OF the
ST. Paul Urban League Guild
will be Monday, August IS at the
Steering Club.
short Visit: Rev. and Mrs. A.
NJ Moore and their granddaugh-
ter. Shirley Owens Of East st.
Louis. Ill, were the house guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Yuker CaSsell,
$40 Iglehart Ave, for a couple OF
days. They left July 30 to visit
relatives in Chicago.
GIrIs-SIx Boys: Six Drake
University students from Des
Moines, Iowa. were the house
guests OF the Misses Julia, Ro-
berta and Marian Jones, daugh.
tiers of Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Jones, 1922 Rondo Ave. The boys
were Messrs. Andrew Wolden.
George Brewer, Toby Robinson,
William Newton, Edward Turner
and Melvin Ray. When they re-
turned from the open golf tourna-
men, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones served a
waffle supper which they really
enjoyed. Other girls present
were the Misses Earline Neil.
Janice Boyd, Eta Jean Goyd, and
Marian Williams. The boys left
Sunday for their homes in Des
Moines.
General Office Head: Mrs. Lu-
ellie Weber. ITO Carroll Ave, is
secretary of the general office at
the Jewish Community Center.
TAI Holly Ave.
Married FOrty-Five Years: In
vitations are in the mail for the
Open House TO be given on FRI
day, August first at the Manse
in honor Of the forty-fifth wed
ding anniversary of Rev. and
Mrs. B. II. Hunter Rev. Hunter is
pastor OF Mt, Olivet Baptist
church. Hostess for the affair is
the Pastors Aid.
Two O'Clock Club Met: The
Two O'Clock Bridge club met Sat
urday, July 20, with Mrs. Nor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01

Richard Howell. 1927 Second Ave.
SO are the proud parents NJ son
who was born Tuesday. July 20
He weighed eight and one fourth
pounds and was born In Maternity
Hospital lie has been named
Richard, Jr The maternal grand
uarrnta arr Rev and Mrs. II. A.
Smith. 22iB nth Ave So. and his
patcrnal grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs Tyler Howell. Sr., 22Oi
Elliot Ave. so
MatrOns Have Party The ma.
truns at the Arsenal plant, build
ing IOi. II shit. gave a surprise
birthday party for Mrs Vivian
Williams nj the home NJ Mrs Lola
Gattllng, i023ts Olson Blvd, sun
day afternoon, july ~ A very
pleasant afternoon was spent
playing games and singing songs,
Tho table was decorated with a
beautiful birthday cake that was
baked by Mrs Fred Love. The
center piece was made up with
pink and blue decorations by Mrs.
Carl Ampcy Guests were McsNrR
and McEdamoS. Fred Love Carl
Ampcy. Walter Jones, and u, VIII
lis ~ New York, City, also Mr.
Earl Eskindc. Miss Ruth Turner
and Mr. J. Washington of ChicR-
80. Mrs Williams received some
very lovely birthday RtftS
IrH For Home Mr. n willis
was the house guest Of Mrs Lola
Gatthng. IO2a'b Olson Blvd
Quests az The MaNwcllsi MIR
and Mrs Smith Erwin ~ Indian
apoliE, Ind. hrr the house guests
~ Mr., and Mrs John Maxwell.
1920 goth Ave No
spent Week End with Fricndsi
Mrs Thomas Carroll NJ Tupclo,
Miss spent the past weekend
with Mrs John SaylcS. 1928 Four
IN Ave so They enjoyed being at
the golf tournament.
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cago. Mrs. Bennett will be here
several weeks longer.
Guests Return Home: Mr.. and
Mrs O. b. Vandcrburg and
Mines Robbie Jones and Haywood
Stewart all OF Chicago left July
7 for their home In Chicago Rf-
ter spending a very pleasant week
end as house guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs G u Roper. 9s2 Fuller Ave.
Mrs Jones and Mrs. Vanderburg
are sisters They had been In
Seattle visiting their cousin and
stopped here on the way home
Three Weeks Vacation: Mr.. Al
bert Burand. 1909 Carroll Ave.
his brother, Mr. Richard Sweat
and their sister. Miss Zoe Ann
Sweat. returned Tuesday. July %,
from a three weeks trip that was
spent in California, Mexico and
Nevada
Baptized: Mr. and Mrs Scott
Price. 847 W Central Ave had
their baby daughter Janice Ray.
baptized at home on Sat. July 20.
Rev James c. Dixon. pastor Of st.
James A. NJ F. Church baptized
the baby who was born In April
Miss Shirley Jones sister Of Mrs.
Price was the god-mother, Mr..
Edward MegEs Of Chicago was
the godfather. The babys mater
nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Emmett Jones. 1921 Rondo Ave
and the paternaI grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Orrn Price Of Min
nespolis
Mother And Son ON Trip: Mrs
Crystal Burgess Marmon q ar
rived Friday, July % from Chi
cage to spend q few days with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs NJ. r.
Burgess. go ROndo Ave and her
son. Master waynn" Michael Mar.
mon. She and Wayne left Tues
day July % for Chicago where
they viii spend = few days with
Mr. and Mrs Byron Miner. They
viii spend some time visiting Mrs
Marnons brother, Mr.. Albert
Burgess IN Durham. No Carolina
Mrs Marrn1n will leave Wayne
in Durham with her brother and
she will visit IN Richmond. Va.
Thry expect n b. gone about a
month
Took son Home: Rev ". r.
Dixon Jr. Of 81. Louis, brother
Of Rev James &. Dixon. who has
been the house guest of his bro
Their and family a. their home
$50 " Central Ave left for his
home On Friday. July IS. He took
his SIN. Michael hume and Mrs
dhIDFH -. DNNDl ~tbiil HAftlEal
them home She viii visit there
while her husband and son. Dickie
are a. the Northwestern Confer.
sncs Youth Camp At Snail Lake.
4 Son Il Born: Mr. and Mrs
Charles " Balsnger Jr. zss No.
81 AIbanE street are the proud
parents u a s0n who was born
July : in St Joseph hospital. The
baby weighed seven pounds. IOl1
ounces At birth and was named
William Charles Jr His maternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
v. McSeal 743 Carroll Ave. and
= great grandmother. Ma. Louise
Wilson G3f 81 Anthony Ave. Hia
pateTnal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs Chester odsn. 400 Fuller
Ave
PlSDesT R@sidsat M; Mr. VII
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01

Declared the most beautiful gin
IN Arkansas recently WIS Miss
Beverly Blood ~ Pine Bluff She
RRS named Miss Bronze Arkansas
from among ~ girls rcpr"Esn,inR
u cities In finals held ~ Pine
Bluff The contest n sponsored by
the Townsend Park CommlsSion
More than 1000 persons saw
Miss Blood. ~. daughter ~ Mr.
and Mrs ". ~ Blood. crowned A
graduate 81 HcrriIl high who
plans 10 enter ArkanEaS ANAN
collsEs next fall Miss Blnod has
measurements 0f 81 inch bust. ~
inCh waist and 30 inch hips Sho II
2 feet 3 inches tail and weighs
ITO pOOnds (AEpJ
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01

man Howell, 97l St. Anthony
Ave. Guests were Mines. Ger
one Rood and George Berry. Mrs
Reed won the first guest prize
and Mrs. Berry the second. Club
prizes were won by Mrs. Leroy
Coleman. first. Mrs. Cornelius
MobIley, second. and Mrs. Leroy
LaZcnberry, third The next club
meeting will be in August with
Mrs Leroy Lazenberry. Sal St
Anthony Ave.
Sister From Kansas: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Kirk Sr., 937 st. An
thony Ave. has as their house
guests Mr. Kinks sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. VII.
liam Williams OF Kansas City
Kans, They arrived Monday. Aug.
ust 4.
In The Navy Now: Mr.. Hunter
Vassar, Jr., son Of Mrs. Louise
Oliver, 400 St Anthony Ave, and
Mr.. Hunter Vassar Sr., 532 st
Anthony Ave, received an 10 OF
100 and is entering the Navy
school Of electronics at San Diego
Calf His brother, James Vassar
leG Wednesday July 30. for Ssr
Antonio. Texas, Air Force Base
He enlisted. In tests he received
an 10 of 90
Visiting Aunt: Mrs. George
Peters, 996 Bryant Ave No. has
her niece and her husband, Mr.
and Mrs. William Johnson Of De.
trott as her house guests.
Bridge Club Meets: The Mat,
inee Bridge Club met Tuesday
July 30, with Mrs. James Kirk Sr
937 st. Anthony Ave. Mrs. Gladys
Johnson was visitor TO the
club. and was given guest prize
Mrs Manley Rhodes won the first
club prize Mrs Fred SChuCk
second and Mrs. Alunzo Cotton
third The next meeting VIII b,
Tuesday August -, with Mrs
Manley Rhodes. $50 Carroll Ave
From The SHOW Me state
Mrs CorrInne Robinson and
daughter. Ida Barbara of Kan,
sas city, Mo. Were the hOus,
guests Of Mrs Pearl S. Smith
679 81. Anthony last week They
enjoyed a fishing trip to Lake
Elmo. MINI. and 10 Blake Lake
Wise A dinner was given in their
honor by Rev and Mrs. Joseph
Jackson Of Minneapolis Before
they return home they will visit
with their mothcr-in-law and
grandmother in Chicago
Happy Birthday: Birthday
greetings 10 Mr., Louis Keith, 571
w. Central Ave, whose birthday
is August l.
Brought Mother For Visit
When Mr.. l. Howard Bennett re-
turned recently from a trip &c
visit his mother in Charleston, s
c. M brought her back with hin
for a visit in his home with his
family at 234 No Miss River
Drive. While on his trip he visited
Mrs. Benefits parents, Mr.. and
Mrs ". A. Brown in Pensacola
Florida and other stops wer'
made in Atlanta. Ga. and Chi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01
MISS EMMA SMITH
EARNS PROMOTION

Miss Emma Lou Smith. niece
of Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel Wat,
son, $3.50 Ftfth Ave South, who
enlisted In the womcn's Air Force
frum Minneapolis on May -,
1852. recently completed her basic
training at Lakeland Air Force
Rasc. san Antonio, Texas
Miss Smith has been promoted
Ia Airmnn 3rd Class and In nj
prcsrnt attending Machine Re
cords School. NJ Lnwry Air Force
Base. Denver. Colorado.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

New Jersey Guests Return Home Mr. and Mrs Bill Brown
of East Orange" New Jersey returned their home Sunday
July - after spending week with their aunt and uncle Mr.
and Mrs M"urn, SlS Fourth Ave So and their broth
en- Mr.. Carroll Watkins, l22I 18th Ave. So
Visiting Sister Mr. Watkins of Denver Colorado is
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Widow With II Children
Wins S24O In Radio Quiz

Mrs. Margery Parks, mother Of
IL children and widow Of Robert
Norman Parks Of Rockville who
died in a bulldozer accident last
week, won s24O yesterday on a
radio quiz program in New York
City.
Mrs. Parks was aided by Mark
Evans Of radio Station WTOP and
the Trailways Bus Lines. Inc. with
her trip to New York. Mr.. Evans
arranged for her appearance on
the show and the bus company
donated round-trip transportation
from Washington.
Mrs. Parks recently said 1t costs
about go d week to feed her ehii.
dreh, ranging In age from ID
months TO i6 years.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
'Britain's S Steel Chief
Quits Over Price Rise
BY Tho Assoslu,sd Press

LONDON, Feb. %. - Steven
Hardie, millionaire chief Of Brit
aims nationalized steel industry
resigned in a huff today over the
Conservative governments plans
to deal with mounting costs Of
steel production.
Mr.. Hardie, SO and O Socialist,
was given his s2i ,0O0.a-year Job
when the sprawiins steel industry
was taken ever from private
owners by the Labor government
a year ago.
tn q letter TO Supply Minister
Duncan sandys, Mr. Hafdie said
increased eests should be taken
out Of the profits from steel, lie
declared he was Fesigning because
OF "the governments decision to
increase maximum prices OF Iron
|ahd steel"
The government said In A brief
statement following the publieas
tieh Of Mr., Hardie's letter, hew-
ever, II had not decided TO raise
the priees=and the whole Issue
still is under consideration,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Four Bodies Are Found
In Crashed Private Plane
By ihe AGsseisied Press

eLoVERPoRF, KY Feb, a.
A crashed airpiane containing
four bodies was found about 10
miles north OF here this InerniHg,
Coroner Harry Dhenau reported,
None Of the occupants OF the
private plane, which crashed last
night, has been identified,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-19

Music lovers predict bright
future for bands lead bv Joe
Thomas and Eddie (Mr. Clean
head VinSon At the beginning
of 1852, both OF these orchestras
moved up in the national survey
of a recording poll.
Although they both were not
listed among the Golden Dozen
(The Sepia Hit PARADE. they
held commanding positions. 10
and IA. respectively. When they
get that close, brother, anything
can happen.
Also given a chance TO move
up is the European sensation:
James Moody. who is currently
on a nationwide tour. Though
currently rated No 20-on a list
that publicity only lists twelve
Moody's smoothie sax figures 70
be hot enough to get aboard the
gravy train.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-19

jim Wong Troupe. Justine Loyal
hiding act, Galaso who stands on
me finger, Sonny Moore and his
RoustaboutS, an amazing dog and
pony act, the Flying Comets and
The Marcus Troupe There will
be the customary troupe Of
clowns. in addition to elephants
md .chimpanzees.
Shrine Circus Reserved seats
wlll 60 on sale in the box office
If the Shrine Club, Masonic
Temple. Monday, Jan 7. at 8
o'clock. The box office Will be
open daily from 9 am. to Q pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-19
Jubilee Singers on
Pittsburgh Air Show

The Fisk Jubilee Singers OF
Fisk University. Nashville, Tenn,
were featured Monday during
the annual board meeting and
presidents institute Of the United
Negro College Fund in Pittsburgh
Jan. 1915
The sixteen Fisk students were
under the direction of John w
Work, head Of the Fisk Music
Department.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-19
WeighiY Problem

As prices SO up. weight usually
goes down But this isn't Away S
true For instance, Helen Baker 5
weight Is approximately 100
pounds, but II seems that she
would like to lose about 20 Of
them Puzzled because those ex-
ira pounds seem to be scattered
in the night places.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-19
March Of Dimes Benefit
Show Slated at Fox

II you want 70 be among the
5000 lucky women who attend
March OF Dimes Benefit Show
at the Fox Theatre on Tuesday.
Jan. %. you better get a ticket
now.
Tickets are available al the
Fox Theatre for q contribution
of 81 TO the March Of Dimes.
or send one dollar with q
stamped. self-sddressed snvs-
lope TO Benefit Show. March
of Dimes. ls3 E. Elizabeth.
Detroit l.
What do you get for this con-
tribution to the March of Dimes?
Starting at 1890 in the morn
ing, a Cooking School, featuring
the popular Prudence Penny, De-
troit Times Home Economist. who
Is building her show around the
preparation of quick menus for
proper family nutrition and for
quick entertainment by the busy
woman who takes part in civic
affairs or donates her time as a
volunteer to the March of Dimes.
Fashion Show
A Fashion Show. presented by
the J. L. Hudson Company, fea-
turing Joan Dean, Detroit Times
Fashion Editor, and the very
latest in Spring fashions. Joan
Dean is now in New York at
tending the national fashion
shows and will fly back 10 De-
troit bringing special ideas for
the March OF Dimes Show New
and practical fashions for many
age groups will be shown.
Surprise features are being
planned by Mr.. David Ideal who
has generously donated the Fox
Theatre for the March of Dimes
Benefit.
Movie Preview
All attending the Cooking
School and Fashion Show may
stay Tor d special pre-v!ew Of a
Big, new movie, and Mr. Ideal
isn't saying what the title IS.
Door prizes viii be awarded
fabulous bonus for those attend
ing. Some viii be on display IN
the lobby of the Fox Theatre
days before the big show.
When you make a CONT button
for a ticket 10 the March OF
Dimes Benefit Cooking School
and Fashion Show. you're giving
Yourself good time as Well as
helping polio victims Don't think
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-19
Shrine Circus With so Acts
Opens at State Fair January 70

The 44th annual Shrine Circus.
Sponsored by Moslem Temple
Shrine. will have 90 acts as
Sembled from the major summer
big tops and Will open in the
State Fair Coliseum, Jan % at
, pm Thereafter performances
will be given twice daily at %
pm. through Feb. 10.
Long a Detroit institution.
the Shrine Circus has enter
tanned millions of spectators of
all ages since its first perform
ance in the old Light Guard
Armory back in 1905. With the
exception of the three World
War ii years. the circus has
been presented annually since
1910. and its chairman since
1922 has been Eddie Stinson-
Among the 90 acts in the 1852
circus Will be Albert Rix and his
Ia trained bears, the Les klmriS
duo in an airplane sensation, the
for a minute that takes care OF
your share.
Be sure to fill up your dimes
card and send il in filled with
dimes or with a bill or check
tucked inside. and drop more
dimes in the cannisters when you
&c them.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-19

Bat no furniture aid she See.
she moved IN baggage and bag
But that place vas really dIsg
Previously she paid hel weekly
fee,
For the rooms furnished With
lone Settee
Where DID she sleep and y mere
did she stay
Back al the Oh homestead, ma
YWCA
ii you don't believe this qup -
true,
Why don't YOU lust ask Mickey
Matthew
But this ode must asve happy
story,
SO she IS nov living IN al hs<
glory
Speaking OF apartments, y0s
an get one All you need -
about 500 week then you can
get one IN the beautiful Milford
Mans ons
Una Mae Carlisle's WIZ pro
gram going into It's second
year will stay on the top round
IL l.AA.~ all 4ha fua
mail she is getting. And her
manager. Barney Young. might
take a tip and get those press
notices about La Carlisle Tor
his scrapbook-nof hers.
Melvenia Cssseker knows tss
t. ne meaning Leap Yea She
already seems 70 nave one guy
Interested
Follow ne elose behind Can
ada Lee from Europe were Josh
Waite and Pianist Hazel scott
Powell. Th.ngs stn little
per on these shores from the
looks oi things Giants Willie
Mays dating Msjorie Wilson
Father Divine seeking d televIsloR
outlet Columbia releases al
bum. The Bessie Smith story"
The JACKIE Robinsons expect
ng Sir Stork Burnie Peacock
5 still scnang dance lovers
every where "a n the Bostlc band
while Earl is still mendlne from
! nis accident
Bostic's fans. in the mean
time. can continue 10 write him
al the Hospital For Joint Dis
eases. 1919 Madison avenue. ~
Y. c.. where he's rapidly re-
covering and receiving well
wishers al his bedside in his
private ward.
Ten top tunes u week
Il Down Yondeg Frank Petty
shrimp Boats. Bill FarrelA
3-lts All In The Game, Tom
my Edwards.
4-Taking . Chance ON Love,
Echstine- Shearlng
Samson Boogie Llon1s
Hampton.
6-Jealousv. Billy Eckstine.
Blue Velvet, Bill Farrell
g. Solitaire. Tommy Edwards
"a Weave of DRAINS. Billy
ECkstlne.
i0.--ln a Persian Market L.
oy Holmes
FACT CINE MCDICAI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-19
BYRDLAlVD
By c. HOUSTON BYRD
"Crowism" Moves Westward
Actions of Now

With everything happening on
q backward or upside kick, why
not fall In with the trend?
Things are still happening
around that aren't exactly ia
vorable with you and /. Like
shall we say +. real cham
pion of any cause. Joe Louis
being denied an opportunity TO
participate in the Annual PEA
Tournament because of his
race. after being invited 10 do
SO.
Bill Spiller and Ted Rhodes
applied three years ago and still
hasn't been accepted. Remem-
Der? Over the weekend in
Dallas. Texas. d night club ope
rated for Negroes was heavily
damaged by an explosive charge,
but no one was injured.
Are the race haters again on
the loose in the Lone Star state?
Cry Still On Top
Johnny Ray. Columbia Rec
ords' Mr.. Emotion" has a
smash double-plaY hit with
The Little White Cloud That
Cried" and Cry" now past
the three-quarter million sales
mark.
In two meteoIic months the
Ray recording has climbed TO
the top OF the nations best seller
lists according to both The Bill
board and Variety, capturing the
No spot for four straight weeks.
Six months ago Ray was work
ing in small clubs around the
country. earning less than 500
week Today, Johnny's salary
IS n the fat fouI figure class and
like his Little White Cloud,
steadily rising.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-19
Something New for
Rocking Fans

Something new on Monday
mites at 1880 pm. is offered fans
and followers Of LeeRoy. The
Romantic Hour featuring Rob
ert metropolitan Hour Slaueh-
ter at the organ. is what the deal
IS called. II IS good Think. how
ever, that the program is a little
too high brow
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-19
II Happened

A young lady moved 10 an
apartment.
On Dexter is where il be.
Two furnished rooms in Apt. 3.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-19

Bostic's fans. IN the mean
time. can continue 10 write him
al the Hospital For Joint Dis
eases. 1919 Madison avenue. n.
Y. c.. where he's rapidly re-
covering and receiving well
wishers az his bedside IN his
private ward.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-19

Melvenia CssSekeI knows tDs
! ue meaning Leap Yeai She
already seems 20 nave one guy
Interested
Evening star., 1952-12-24
"A Clean Heads Field
For Opening Feature
|At Santa Anita Friday
BY the Assoeiosed Press

ARCADIA. Calf. Dec. "a. -
Calumet Farms A Clean heads
a fine array of probable candi-
dates for the $4,000 Las Flores
Handicap when Santa Anita
launches its 1928 meeting Fri
day.
The brilliant filly has been
handed top weight of 126 pounds
for the sprint feature, seven more
than the next-weighter rival,
James N. Crofton's Special Touch.
Eddie Arcaro is due to ride the
Calumet star. provided Trainer
Jimmy Jones decides to send her
out. Willie Shoemaker has the
call on Special Torch.
A field of a dozen or more
shaped up today for the $25,O00
Breeders Champion stakes. CO.
feature Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grimes Tee
Dee Gee. and Atomic Speed from
the Ross and Brunk stable. are
listed the probable starters.
The first test for the Santa
Anita Handicap eliigibles will be
the $25,000 San Pasqual Handi-
cap on New Years Day.
Lights Up. Moonrush. Simonsez,
Sturdy One, Stormy Cloud, Don
Rebelde and Horsetrader-E Ed are
among the horses nominated for
the mile and one-sixteenth event.
Evening star., 1952-12-24

to this country. He will arrive five
days before The Star meet.
With these two heading the
two-mile field, a Star Games rec
ord is in prospect. The present
mark Of 9 minutes 5 seconds was
set last January by Horace Ashen-
felter, the Oman who will be un-
able to defend his title this time.
Accompanying Cosgul viii be
Turkeys top sprinter, Kemal
Horulu. and the hurdler, Erdal
Barkay. Horulu will run either
in the sprint series of 70, 80 and
100 yard dashes. or in the GOO
yard run. Barkay, who competed
in the 110-meter hurdles at Hell
|sinki, goes in the 70-yard hurdles
lat the Armory.
There may be other foreign
track stars in the meet depending
upon the success of the National
AAU in working out arrangements
for their visit to the United States
for the indoor season. yxx..
Advance ticket sales have been
heavy and at the present time
there are only 13 of. the box seats
left on the south side and l57 on
the north side. Tickets range
from 81 for some balcony seats
and So for other seats in the bal.
Icony and in the floor stands to So
and 81 for box seats, taxes in
lcluded.
Tickets may be had at Fairway
Sports. 1928 G street NV, and
the box office in the lobby of The
Star Building. Mail orders will
be handled through Room 724.
The Star Building
Evening star., 1952-12-24
Randy Turpin Wont Hurry
To Meet Moore in Rinq
BY the As.eeiated Pres.

LONDON, Dec. 24.-Randy Tur-
pin is in no hurry to meet Archie
Moore, newly crowned light
heavyweight champion.
Manager George Middleton says
he and T,irpin read about various
American interests wanting to
promote a Moore-Turpin title
fight.
But we have not been con-
ltacted officially" said Middleton.
land so far as we are concerned a
light heavyweight bout is out-for
some time"
In New York Moore's manager,
Charley Johnston. said the cham
ipion was willing to meet Turpin
next summer OF sooner. The New
York international Boxing Club
cabled Lew Burston. its foreign
representative in Paris, to try and
sign Turpin for title fight. Tur-
pin, former world middleweight
champion. recently abdicated as
European light heavyweight king
to concentrate on a middleweight
title fight. Ray Robinson retired
and gave up his middleWeight
crown last week.