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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-06

TRAIL Sc - Josip Mundjer, koji
Sc je prize nalazio, a mozda Sc
sada nalazi u drzavi Illinois,
U. S. A Trail ga sestra Eliza
beta Pestaj, selo Matenci, mje-
sto Stubica Donja, Hrvatsko
Zagorje. Mole Sc citatelji zajed-
nicara, ako koji sto INA ME-
mu, iii ako sam ma ovo naidie,
da jave ma dole potpisanoga,
koji posjeduje pismo "a MEGA
IL starog kraja. Menu svako-
me koji me izvjesti doticnome,
unaprijed Sc zahvaljujem. = AL
bert Bubanko, 43-7th Street,
Welland, Ont, Canada. (39-4O)
- Sestra Marta trail
svoga brata, Milosa Klisurica,
koji je rodjen u Kravljaku, Fara
Stajdraga. cula sam da je do
Sac u Kanadu, a neznam koje
mjesto. Ako tko znade "a MEGA,
molila bi ga da mi javi, ma cemu
Gu biti mnogo zahvalna. Iii ako
on sam naidje ma ovu potragu,
neka Sc javi svojoj sestri Marti
ma ovu adresu: 1927 Albert Road,
Windsor, Ont, Canada. (4O-41)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
.NAACP Branch
Meeting Slated

The regular membership meet
ing OF the Detroit NAACP will
be held Oct. 81 at $3.50 pm. at
Plymouth Congregational church,
Garfield and Beaubien.
The agenda includes q report
on Branch activity; election of
the Annual Nominating Com
mittee. and nominations to the
National Board of Directors.
Atty. Edward Turner. president
will preside.
Meeting jointly with NAACP
and sharing part of the program
for the meeting will be the Citi-
zens' Committee concerned with
the purchase by the City Of the
North Woodward Jewish Com
munity Center as a public rec
reational facility in that area.
The Citizens Committee Is
headed by the Rev. James Wads-
worth, Jr. minister OF st. Marks
Presbyterian church and chair
man OF the NAACP Education
Committee.
The committee is composed Of
community organizations
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
Lions anqle
With Ayers
On Coast

The top teams Of the
Western Division of the
National Football League
will meet in showdown"
clash at Kezar Stadium in
San Francisco sunday after
noon.
Detroii's league leading Lions
tackle The Runner-up San Fran
cisco 4s-ers in the game of the
day.
A combination OF passing and
running and practically every
deception known to football
coaches. is expected TO be en-
ployed as Coach Buddy Parker's
,talwarts attempt to retain their
clean slate for the fifty-four
season.
The Lions have won three
straight. deposing OF the Chi
cago Bears. Los Angeles Rams
and the Baltimore Colts, the
latter suffering q $50 shuiout
last Saturday night at Briggs
Stadium.
Meanwhile the 4e-ers. also
boast three wins but their rec
orc is blurred by PAPA tie with
the Los Angeles Rams.
Against the Bears in Chicago
Sunday, the 49-ers came from be-
hind TO win 3l-24, but then
again, the closeness OF the game,
some observers thought. was due
20 the presence of the Detroit
Lions coaching staff. on hand to
10 bit OF scouting.
Nevertheless, the game stacks
us as a concentrated passing at
tack versus hard-running
ground game. with the 49-ers
expected to furnish the latter.
Especially with Y. a. Title
nursing a broken hand. the
4s-ers have relied on their
new conner. John Henry John
son. Joe Perry and Hugh Nc.
ElhennY.
Tom Dublinski and Bobby
Layne are expected to literally
throw" mot on the dark side)
one OF their best games, as the
Lions are intent on becoming
The first professional team of the
National Football League to win
three consecutive championships
It's be televised.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
W.virginia,B Bars
In Capitol Classic
At Washington.

BALTIMORE, Md Coach Ed
die Hurts Morgan Bears will be
seeking revenge against the only
team in the CIAA that has man
aged to hold a winning edge over
them when Morgan meets West
Virginia State Saturday. Oct. %,
in the Capital Classic in Wash
ington, d. {.
In six meetings since ls4s.
Mark Cardwell's yellow JAG
keis" have topped Morgan 2
times. lost 10 Morgan twice
and tied once. No other team
in the CIAA has better rec
ord against the Hurimen.
The Jackets three victories
were tailed in l945 with a zoo
score: in 1851 with a 20-l3 score
and in 1852 with count of 1870
Morgan beat West Virginia l4-la
in 1916 and defeated the Jackets
1870 last year. The teams tied
6-6 in 1850.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
SPORTS MIRROR
By LUTHER WEBB

ful businessman with Offices IN
Chicago. has an insurance agency.
public relations agency and Is
secretary OF the Illinois Athletic
Commission. He paid tribute 10
Gov. S,ration in short radio in
,erview over Harry WismerS
Sunday program
Lou Boudreau. tired manager
q the Boston Red Soxs. may get
managerial job at Philadelphia.
succeeding Eddie Joos; He al
most landed Detroit Tiger job.
Might have given Bucky
Harris a close run for il had he
been dropped earlier by Tom
Yawkev
Moses Ward continues his
climb up the middleweight lad
der with his fifth successive TV
fight slated tor November ! in
New York's Eastern Parkway
Arena Jesse Turner lost
unanimous decision 10 Paddy
Young IA same arena Monday
night. Floyd Patterson VIII
nght Saturday night from New
York IN TV bout
K4d Cavilan is favored 70 de-
feet Johnny Bratton IN Phila-
delphia Wednesday night despite
a couple Of posiponements due
% injuries and illness on the
par, II Gavilsn. The bout VIII be
teiev!Sed.
The Detroit Lions may smash
West Coast pro attendance rec
ord in their Sunday engage
meni with the Los Angeles
Rams. Sunday week. Oct. 80.
They drew s3.7sl last year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
FRITZ
VIEWS
BY FRITZ POLLARD

NEW YORK (GlobaD-Rabid
Giant fans, with the Baseball
Giants definitely established as
world champions, have now
switched temporarily to backing
the Football Giants.
They say this is q Giant
Year" and IL you don't believe
IL. look II up in the World
Almanac. Kansas City
baseball fans excited over the
advent OF Major League base
ball TO their town. with the
transfer of the Philadelphia A.
Buzzie Bavasi says Roy CAM
panella's injury cost the Dodgers
ten games this year.
Sort OF bears out tour evalua'
ton OF Roy as the Most VAL
liable Player in reverse this
year.
J. c. Caroline, who has proved
himself to be one OF the football
greats in his performances in the
backfield at Illinois, has some Of
the sports writers calling him
another Red Grange"
Hats off to two youngsters
Willie Mays and Johnny Anlc'
nelli of the Giants who. in being
named as valuable players BY
the Sporting News" poll, were
credited with doing more than
their share" in bringing the New
York Giants baseball club W
from fifth place Nationd
League team. to World Cham
pionship status.
Among the former Olynpf
stars honored at dinner at the
Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New
York this week were Eddie Tolan
1882: Jesse Owens. 1886; MAI
Whitfield. 1948-52; and Harrison
billiard, 1852.
More than 1000 guests weH
on hand for the ceremonies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
Both EIevens
Seek Bird Win
utAnnArbor

How many breaks will the
University of Michigan need Sat.
urday at Ann Arbor in order 10
emerge as an upset victor over
the powerful Minnesota Gophers?
Rated at least two touch
downs better than a North
western Wildcat team that sp-
pears headed no place in par
ticular in the Big Ten or any
other number. Benny Ooster-
baan's Wolverines were forfu-
nate in eking out a 10 victory
At Evanston last Saturday.
Boosting two conference wins
and a IL record outside con-
ference play, the Wolverines will
meet one of the most powerful
teams in the Big Ten Saturday
in the Golden Gophers from
Minnesota.
Making their most determined
comeback toward the top rung
Of the Big Ten since the late
thirties. the Gophers under a
new coach employing the T and
split-T appear destined for a
gallant afternoon at Ann Aroor
Unless Michigan plays a better
game Saturday than they did
against Northwestern. the Little
Brown jug will accompany the
Gophers back TO Minnesota.
Michigan was on the shortend
of all statistics Of the Northwes-
tern game. except the score. The
Wildcats tailed Is first downs
TO the Wolverines s; 229 yards
rushing TO SO. and a punting
average Of 44.5 TO 400.
Even in penalties, Michigan
drew 33 yards as against 20 for
Northwestern.
But then. 1.-The breaks Of the
game smiled on U. M. and they
walked of the field with a 10
victory. Will dame fortune smile
so broadly come the Golden
Gophers and Saturday?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
Purdue At Michigan State

Two Big Ten teams tha,
have taken their Jumps with
their triumphs over the mas,
two years, with Michigan
State in the national lime,
light more than their oppon.
ent, the Purdue Boilermakers
meet in East Lansing Satur.
day.
Rated one of the nations Ton
teams for the past two year,
and regarded as the same in
the Midwest for the past ihr,.
years. Michigan State Spar.
fans. have won only one Of
four engagements this year. for
one Of their poorest records n
hisiorY-at this stage Of IN,
season.
Purdue on the other hand Al.
ways tough enough to knock on
the greatest team in the nation
every season or so. despite
mediocre team appears TO be :,
tough a customer as the Spar.
tans have played or will plsy
this season.
Winner of two OF four con.
tests and q tie game. the Boiler.
makers Of Stu Holeomb boast
a 27-l4 victory over arch rival
Nofre Dame. A repeat OF the
1882 season. when they scored
the only win over Frank
LeshY's powerful juggernaughi.
Holcc mb's Boilermakers opened
the season with a crushing $40
victory over Missouri Cconquerr
of Indiana last Saturday. 20.lA
then surprised Notre Dame with
a 27-l4 win before tieing Duke
1913 and losing TO Wisconsin last
Saturday. 20-6.
What the final results at East
Lansing will be come Saturday
afternoon, is anyone's guess.
But, noting that the Spartan,
lost TO Notre Dame because Of
lack OF a competent place kicker
we are certain that Head Coach
Hugh Dougherty will equip hn
team with sufficient "know-how"
to make the extras, either BY
adept passing or a new-found
kicker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
Morgan State Guest
Of Aggies Oct. 80

GREENSBORO. N. C-Plans
for the annual Homecoming cele-
alton AZ a and 7 College Fri
Gay SATURDAY. and SUNDAY, Oct
.9-Sl ncared completion this
eek.
Waiicr r McIar'y assistant
dcsn ~ men az the college who
Reals twcnty-member commit
'oc N charge ~ arrangements
~ the event. state, that the eel
'oraiion FOR this year wll be
more elaborate than over before.
Feature attraction FOR the three
DAY eroni VIII be INC annual s1o.-
bali clash between TIE A ard =
Ages ana osan STATE Co-ege
SATURDAY., beg rr.rg 9. , Pr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
zarza Loses
Vic zueeo for
Saturday Tilt

Recovery OF seven John Car
roll fumbleS saved the WAYNE
University football team from
suffering a more Illuminating de-
feat in Cleveland last Saturday
night.
Although the final score was
1870 in favor Of the Ohio ae-
gregation. the Tarfars escaped
without further scoring by
their alert recovery of the
Loose balls dropped by John
Carroll backs.
WaNncs total ushing. includ-
Ing passes. amounted 10 1913 Yards
rs against 408 for the Ohioans.
Vic Zucco. most valuable
player on the Tartar eleven last
year end their leading scorer
this season. was injured early
in the game and may be
through for the season.
The now starting time. an hour
carl or than the other home
games. VIII he in effect FRIDAY.
II Is necessary because OF short
ened DAYS WAYNE Will also face
Drake University al pm IN
ITS final home game Saturday.
Nov. IL
Neither North Dakota nor us
coach. Del Anderson. VIII be
strangers 20 Detroi, and the State
~ Mich gan. North Dakota State
met the University OF Detroit
here in tho Motor City last year
whllo Anderson until last sea-
son. was head coach at Albion
College.
Anderson wll aaturaliy be out
~ make his homecoming a happy
ono With green and mex
perlenced team. he has had
trouble IN his carly starts bat
apparently has finally rounded
MS quad into shape
a ~ 10 0 loss 10 Concordia. 4
e 10 s tic with AusuStana and
80 20 loss 70 Iowa Teachers
has been followed BY Al 10 81
wlo over Morningside
Operating with split-T o.
'cnsc the North Dakota State
dub won three and lost five last
ear
WAYNE takes TO the road ;or is
rcXt two games, facing Bradley
University at Peoria Oci 80 and
Omaha AZ Omaha Neb, Nov 6
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23

And " shall know the truth,
and the truth shall make you
free.-tJohn S, 81
Evsryoas has experienced
trls ar tcunc X 20 be true
ara, liv.r7 rght, In goodness
.-s.ksc - evil. makes you feel
strong. happy. healthy Know
iry ~. tr5th. Why then should
sryo,s chose 70 live even for
. rsonsr. "A TIE slavery Of sin !
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23

Elston first attracted attention
last year. when reporting to the
Yankees as an outfielder, he was
converted to catcher by crafty
Casey Stengel.
Willingly Howard took 10 the
strange position quickly.
AS George Weiss, general man
ager Of the Yankees, put 1t: He
made strong impression on
Stengel." So the Yankees sent
him back for seasoning-feeling
certain it would take a while
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
Pro Mem

SATURDAY NIGHTS GAM
Philadelphia At Pittsburgh
SUNDAYS GAMES
Chi. Bears at Los Angslss'
Cleveland at Chi. Cards.
Detroit At San Francisco.
Green Bay NJ Baltimore.
Washington sf New York.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23

- .AAA4" 80 ~
as many surprises as in cole
numerous upsets each week-e
los ANGLER lcnes mishty?l
Rams were shellscked 3s-T
Sunday al Milwaukee by the
Green Bay PseksrL darkening
The chances Of the Rams cham
pionship sights.
They lost 10 the Detroit Lions
re previous week. 2l-3. and tied
re San Francisco 49ers a week
oe.o-e. Thus. they boas; al this
sisge Q. the National Football
League campaign. not too pleas
ar; record toward remaining as
a challenger 10 the Lions two
year crown
Buck Shsw's 4ssrs scored
3l.7t win over the resurging
Chicago Bears in Chicago. 10
remain the Lions closest ehsl-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
Saddler Loses

NEW YORK (CNS) = Sandy
Saddler, the featherweight king.
lost his driving license for a
while as a result of an accident
OF several years ago involving
him plus he lost too, $500 in
fines on a half dozen traffic
tickets.
Sandy nearly lost his freedom
for 10 days or so but Chief Mag
istrate relented when he turned
himself in.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23

SO SOS AND ASSOCIATES
through courtesy of the Ford
Motor Company the lads above
witnessed the annual Boys
Town-caiholic Central football
game (won by Boys Town. l4-o)
Friday night al Briggs Stadium.
Eddie Washington. founder of
the So Sos. stated that many
youngsters failed 10 show UP
for the game because OF the
weather but those who at
tended enjoyed themselves ire
mendouslY." Back row. left;
Earl Blair. George Hunt. Ar
thur FELTON,. Leroy Hodges.
Robert Wilson. Harry Brown.
John w. Thomas mad Ronald
Birdsong. Front row. left TO
right: Marvin d. Harris. Cecil
Lee Horton. Jerry Blair. Julius
Barnes. Otis Williams. Clarence
Massey and Clemmie Davis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23

before he was ready.
Howard surprised them by bat
ting 1891 with % homers, 10
triples and 20 doubles. He helped
Kansas City to a pennant and
was elected to the All-Star team
besides getting the MVP honors.
Now. at rs, he has to beat five
men out on the Yankee roster
to make the grade. They are
Yogi Berra. Silvera, Barberet,
Triandos, and Smith.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23

10.
lenger. with a record Of three
wins and a tie.
Green Bays Packers, losers Of
three straight before meeting the
Rams Sunday. surprised prac-
tically everyone with their 35-l7
win over the Rams Ex-Marquette
Coach Liz Blackburn. no doubt
was among the surprised.
Coach Buddy Parker's stall
warts, champions for the past
two years of the professionals,
scored $50 win over the Balti-
more Colts in Detroit Saturday
night TO run their seasons VIC
tory string TO three straight.
Fireworks in the Eastern Di-
vision Of the NIL. saw several
important developments.
Foremost was the resurging
power Of the Pittsburgh Steelers,
as they swamped the Cleveland
Browns. once king Of the divis-
ion. 55-27. and the Philadelphia
Eagles, Eastern division leader,
added their fourth straight with
1921 win over the haplesS
Washington Redskins.
Meanwhile. the New York
Giants overwhelmed the weak
Chicago Cardinals 3l-l7 for their
third win against a single defeat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
Yanks Call Howard
For Spring Training

NEW YORK (CNSD-In an effort to at least look good
the New York Yankees called up their Negro STAR catcher
Elston Howard for the '55
Whether they will keep the lad who MVP honors
in the League season. another question
But Howard will get chance TO the Yankee uniform
coune Of times al least.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23

Oscs Cnaglcsion's death last
week ended an era in Negro
baseball as ne was one Of the
most colorfu, players and later
managers % the game John
McGraw. former New ToyK
Giant manager. once said Il
would love 10 see the day that
qualified Negro bal PLAYERS
Of Chsrles,on's calibre VIII be
admitted 10 the major leagues
leagues
He was buried in his native
indianapolis. Ind. Speaking
OF indianapolis and baseball re-
minds that our broiher-in-law.
Walter Theadford. invited US 10
accompany him 10 Cleveland
fer the World Series. Unable
10 make the Series. we told
him as much. and when asked
how we felt about the Series.
we stated; The Giants will
take il"
indianapolis again cones into
TIE news here t9r Luxe Easter
and M.Okev GFasso we've sold
ou,yigh. % ne Indians by the
parent Cleveland clgD last wees
Harry Simpson ard San
Jones. both former mem pers OF
the Cleveland roster may get an
other crack a. majors next YEAR.
Simpson. Grasso selns,a,ed during
las, week q season, Easter.
and Jones we've among former
Tribe PLAYERS w,.a received s
cut Of '5e ladsrs World Series
pie.
j. Owens ard Ma whi'Aeld
were suorg those rono.ea N
New York las. week as beng
cl's,srcirg Olymp.c track and
..e.5 stars Over. now a success
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
With The Pros

Pgskns in the National Football League rolling with
MANY surprises as in collegiate circles where there are
rt,rr
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Alexandra Man Held
On Second Check CHARGE

Alexandria police here arrested
an unemployed public relations
man who was awaiting trial on
bad check charges and placed
him under $1,000 bond in con-
nection with a check-passing
warrant issued by Chicago au-
thorities.
Detective Andrew S. Benarick
identified the suspect as Clarence
McGillen, jr., 26. who lives at
Hunting Towers, Alexandria.
Police said McGillen was ar
rested on July 81 and charged
in connection with two checks
totalling $35. He was released
under $500 bond at that time.
Tuesday, police said, McGillen
again was taken into custody on
another $25 check charge and
placed under an additional $500
bond.
The fugitive warrant issued by
Chicago police which brought
about McGillen's arrest yester-
day was in connection with q
$3.50 check. A hearing on the
local charges was set for Sep
TENDER 9 in Alexandria Police
Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-13
Anglican Congress
Closes With Reports
By Four Sections
BY cospor Names
Sser StuH Correspondent

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Aug.
l3.-The Anglican Congress will
bring its Today meeting to a
close today by acting upon re-
ports of four sections studying
as many topics relating to the
main theme, THE Call of God
and the Mission of the Anglican
Communion"
Yesterday was devoted to dis
cussions by the $40 delegates,
representing fourteen branches
of the Anglican Communion, Of
the sub-themes. They are the
communion's vocation, worship,
message and work. Final drafts
on these subjects will be sub
mitted to the General Assembly
today for a decision.
The first theme, on the
church's vocation, proclaims the
communion's responsibility to
further the Christian faith. It
also notes that the Anglican
communion contains within it's
fold both Catholic and Protestant
traditions.
The second topic relates to
the principles of Anglican wor-
ship, pointing out that the Book
of Common Prayer is a principal
bond of unity among the diff
ferent churches in the COM
munion.
Perhaps the most likely to
produce dispute is the section on
salvation. This topic study is
the church's responsibility in
such areas as the family, race
relations, and the role of or
ganized religion in present tur-
bulent world conditions.
The final subject analyses
what the mission of the church
should be in helping individuals
and nations strive to achieve the
idealistic purpose, of God under
current global conditions.
After general sessions today
the Congress will close with a
service in the Cathedral Church
of st. Mary. The Most Rev.
Arthur w. Barton, archbishop
of Dublin, will deliver the
sermon.
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Graduation Day Slated
Al u. Of Va. tomorrow
By the Assoeia,ed Pres,

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Aug.
13.-President Colgate w. OAR
den will present degrees to
nearly 200 graduates at the clos
ing of the University of Vir-
ginia's summer session here
tomorrow.
H. /. Willett, superintendent
of schools at Richmond. will
address the graduates at the
ceremonies. set for 1890 am.
For the second time Mr..
Darden will present a degree to
his son, Colgate w. Darden, III.
Young Darden received his en-
cheering degree in June, 1853,
and now is completing require
ments for the master of arts de-
gree in physics. He plans to
continue work toward his doc
torate at Massachusetts Institute
of Technology.
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