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MANAGER

MEDICAL SECRETARY-Good typist;
surgeons ONCE; Silver Spring. JU.
NCR s6oo OPERATOR. for hotel
front once. 8 p.m.-11 pm. Apply
mgrs. once. 8 a.m.-6 pm. MERID-
IAN HILl HOTEL, 26O1 18th st.
NURsE-white. age 25-45. live in or
out; For private hospital. Refs, GO.
NURSE R. NJ to teach students:
part time am. or pm. Glasses.
Pleasant personality. ST. 1851.
NURSE, white. for general day duty
in Q small nursing home In nearby
Va: exper. in hypos. Live in. Refs
KE. a-5252. %
NURSES, registered. 4-12. 1873
10. 2-0S0O. Id
NURSE, practical. white. under so.
for day duty, pvt. sanitarium, near
By Nd. Prefer live In. Of. 2-7307-
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LIVE-IN MAID
SlTUATioNS-IAEN

ACCOUNTANT - Part time: books
local refs: prompt. I'd. 8-5lO7.
diversified exper. de.
sires association with org. I'm need
Of capssle s man: nan Salary second.r'.
czsuAIaYA sSf isg1Ai ACiLsIMs AIDS EXAMINER. 30
yrs. old. LIB, d yrs. compensation
and auto claims. Box 342-M. Star.
In science field. DB. 2-S234.
Icentinued On Next Pags.J
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NAN, white. under 35; quick on feet,
not mind long hrs. hard work, $50;
for right man. Refs. req. Apply 1011
z. st. s.w. Mr.. EACHO. 2nd floor.
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HelP--MEN

JANITOR, experienced, 70 take care
Of 6-unit apt. In NV. Wash. Apply
1O21 7th ct. NV. 10
JANITOk, colored. for apt. project
near RoSslyn, Va. Oil burner. Must
be experienced, with local references.
$3.50 plus quarters. Cali MRS. Ell
WIN. IA. 2-4447. 10
JANITOR for large apt. bldg; me
chanically inclined. must be sober.
honest and reliable: salary and apt.
KEW GARDENS, 2700 Que st. NV.
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ELECTRONIC INSPECTOR

If you have had extensive experience
as electronic assembly inspector or
electronic laboratory technican, we
can offer you an excellent oppor-
tunity in our modern air-condi-
toned plant. Excellent employe
benefits
THE AHRENDT INSTRUMENT co.
1910 Calvert Rd.. College Park, Md.
Evening star., 1954-06-09

ASST. BOOKKEEPER
And cashier for busy air-cond. real
finance company collection or book
keeping preferred; opport. for ad-
vancement. Apply in person, Mr..
MOfFETT, 2 Thomas circle NV,
10 an. 70 Pm. III
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MElP--IMRN

opporsunity ior experienced used
car saleemen who know how 70 close
the deal. Clean, one-power cars.
attractively displayed on modern
ysed-car lot. Located on main
snSsS sdg many rnsns aGSsS
other company benefits. Cali Mr..
Clifton at COMMUNITY MOTORS.
INC. OIL 2-530O. 20
WELDERS-Exper. for scetylene pipe
welding: GOOD working conditions.
Must be eble. to pass test on small
pipe. Apply In person, am. to 3
Pm. Pm! .daily. ily 1os Franklin st" AlexSsn-
WOOL sPoTTER, 5h day wk;: good
VII %HoIEs1GyE EADIly cL RelsSnEi Es1IEb AND
DYERs. 1883 Buchanan st. NV.
MAN WITH CAR. presentabie. to
ISrain for local sales 81 position: pos, tis. with h
gssS conn sVe nw 20? nd Mkz oo ApP II
am. to IL noon. See Mr.. CURTIS
MAN living mr.. suitland. for yard
work. Apply auTTLAND MANOR,
1881 Lewis ave-, Suitland. Md.
MAN to tend stock. principally hogs.
care for ward and garden and do
general maintenance work. Must be
mature and steadv. Quarters for
small family available; refs; required.
SAR, Laytonsville. Nd. --13
MAN WITH CAR-To train locally for
permanent position with large manu-
featuring company. Will consider in
experienced man who Is willing
worker. Not canvassing;- earnings
commission, bonus and expense ar
rangement. Amply 1116 o st. Sc.
10 to 12. Wednesday and THURSDAY.
MAN OR COUPLE (white) to live in
pair work part time for owner.
Baby accepted. Apt, reas. DE. 2-15S4
after 3 pm.
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MELP--MEN

sALRsnEAN. sell barbscus pits 70
home owners; leads furnished; good
comm. Nm. DIAMOND. DI. 7-4e71.
sALEslaRN-The fastest-groving food
plan IN the area has more appoint
mentS than our present sales force
can handle. The PIL0RIM PLAN Of
fers the consumer more thar. any
you to investigate. See Mr.. GIL
New Hampshire ave-. Takoma Pk.,
SALESMEN-To sell iine products IN
demand. Liberal commissions: leads
furn. GLASS PRODUCTS CORP :,
127 Kennedy st. NV, RA. 6-lSOO.
you are earning less
than S1O0 per week apc nave the
desire to double YOUR earnings in Q
permanent SERUM. pleasant work and
No limit 70. advancement, call Mr..
DEISON, HE. 4-6633 between 10
am, and noon. Enjoy the better
things for your family and self. Car
necessary. Must understand Jewish:
statesmen
I'd sell, floor covering. experienced men
pref; good opportunity. permanenI
position. Apply DJENERS. INC, 15OO
r. I. ave ne. -
statesmen, So PER HR.
To introduce .. free service to the
public: must be neat and personable
Apply In person. Room 5O5. 1lid
st. NV. ~
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MAN WITH CAR

For sales and service work. High
weekly earnings. Permanent posi-
tlG Nsfs5snceso coFp fqos BaEs
st. Alexandria. Va.
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GOV. OF DIST. OF COL, DEPT. OF
San sAN'Y; IN ESGG;: ESGGG:. 4; june , 8, 1854. t
Wash. l, D. c.. until 2 pm, D. S. T.
June 10. 1854. and then publicly
opened and read for Stormwater
Sewer, ATLANTIC st, Sc. bet. 1st and
Is" dia. .reinf conc. pipe sewer.
Proposal forms ana Specns. obtain
able. without charge, from Supervi-
sor. Contr. & Bond Sec, Procure
ment once. D. c.. RIM. 406, 400 Pa.
1879. jeS,9.10.11,12.14
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ATTENTION. WOMEN
ATTENTION, MEN!
Washington's Largest Agenc
AnnrAH ISTIMG

PARTIAL LISTING
RESEARCH MAN Transportation
bkgd. helpfuD. excel. OPP. S6-S7 900
sales engrs. GEE. dego. aviation
products and electronic equip S0 ;,G9Tt oUd
sales GesS engr. Bs.E.E. deg0. ground
or airborne radar exper. to 50 .000
Sales (natI. food co., $500
Sales tretaiD phsrmaceutlcal 00; c0;;
Sales trainees $3.50
Sales engrs. (electronics) S40O plus
Public relations man (assnO' news No
paper bkgdO ------ So:Uuu
Artist 0ithographic) to $549
Adm, trainee (col. deg. nec9 S2a5
Cost COST clerk : Cgood at fgures) $500
Bookkeeper (exper0 --------- $215
Bookkeeper mach. opr. sos
airline ticket ast; traineeo o7, sZ3''oo
Advertising prod. man texDero-- sec $s9
Desk clerk I'll a.m.-7 p.m), 80.
Clerk lumber exper) --$303
Clerk (typin0. h.s. grad" .oo- .o.o
Cashier-typst (exper) S23s
1st-class engr, (supv. expert.
$3.50, plus air-cond; 2-bedrm. APT.
etc1. II a.m.-7 pm. SSS SS55 %
ReT9ersets Roofers Gcomposition expert 81 hr,
NATIONAL
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
ll0S 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-727O
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STORE MANAGER
GROCERY MANAGER
MEAT MANAGER
PRODUCE MANAGER
For Norfolk's largest independent new
supermarket; permanent position
with bonus; must be ready for work
July 18th: state experience and ref
erepssii scHLx1Ns Mfafs FOOD CENTER
700 w. Olney Road. Norfolk Z. Va.
Ill
TAILOR WANTED, completely equip.
tailnrshop in mems store; rent free.
We pey for alterations. 909 18th st..
NV, Elk. 3-0310. -13
TEACHERS
2 men wanted for outside sales, 8
months. Call Mr.. jackson, ANCHOR
FENCE Co, Ii. 3-S151.
SERVICE MAN, outside;
good hours, transp. furn. SIMMS
RADIO. IA. 6-4422. 3
TRUCK DRIVER, colored. experienced
for super market: must know city.
Apply in person. 6236 Georgia ave.
Tv SERvIcEMAN, outside; for wash
ington area; must have own car;
will also train apprentice on bench.
wxTCHMAKER. fully exper. only;
conditions. THE JEWELRY SHOP.
concourse. pentaEon Bldg. Gail Mr..
Mann At II. $500. 8xt. 60219 for
appt. Ill
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~cAL NOTICES tcens.p
J. FoNTAINE HALL, Attorney.

d EON1AANE EAAAAs AbtOtnSys
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 63.SO6, Ad-
mipistration.-This is to Give Notice
That the Subscriber, which was by
the United States District Court for
the District of Columbia granted
letters testamentary on the estate
Of Bessie M. Wheatley. deceased has,
with the approval Of the United
States District Court for the Dis
trict of Columbia. holding Probate
day Of July. 1854. at 1000 O'Clock
am. as the time. and said Court
room rs the place, for making pay
Tnent and distribution from said
estate, under the Courts direction
and control. when and where all
creditors and persons entitled to
distributive shares of legacies. or
the residue. or parts thereof. are
notified to attend, in person or by
agent OF. attorney duly authorized.
with their claims against the estate
hand this 9TH day Of June. 1864.
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY. BY: BRUCE BAIRD,
President. (Seal.) Attest: MELVIN J.
MARQUES, Deputy Register Of Wills
for the District Of Columbia, Clerk
OF the Probate Court. ie9,16.23
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Real Estate Salesman

TO REPRESENT THE
w. C. & A. N. MILLER
DEVEL LOPMENT CO.
Persons applying must meet the high
est qualifications In decorum ap.
for appointment with Mr.. Rathbun,
EN-. 2-4464.
w. G. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO. (REALTORS)
Builders and Developers OF
Wesley Hts, Sumner, Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-4464
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WOMAN, g.h.w.; small apt; plain
cooking for elderly woman. RA.
wHiTE WOMAN. over over 80: good cook;
some light housework for summer
home; start at once. perm. posi-
ton; Washington winters; must
have recent local refs: start ct $40.
Call after 8, OIL. 6-S116. 6510
western ave. Chevy Chase. 10
WHITE LADY to take over household
Ex iSE SSooz54s. 81. g.. sos4as.n 0Sa sn' ie.ss''
WHITE. WOMAN TO live. in and care
for elderly woman. Call after 8 p.m.
REEiABIEt.' It''; SETTLED WOMAN for
g.h.w., nice summer home nr. Ashe.
vile, N. G.. small family, S25 VII.
WHfrE WOMAN, s5-45 yrs: live in:
thoroughly exp. care Of and 4 ",
old; gh.w.; working parents; local
refs. on Sat. after 80 and Sun:
S45 wk. Call betw. 10 pm. ov.
3-l672 10
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lst-class mech. only SIG
per day. Cali RA. 6-97O3.
class men. JE. 2-1123 or come to
rear 119 w. Broad ST., Falls
Church, Va. between z a.m.-6 pm.
Full time. inside work, in modern
apt bldg; 5la-day week, perma-
nent. See MR.. FORD. $500 Wis.
ave. NV. 10
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MAID
30 to As Years Old

CARE FOR 3-YEAR-OLD
CHILD IN FINE NORTHWEST
HOME. MUST BE CLAN, DE-
PENDABLE, ABLE TO FUR
NIsH EXCELLENT LOCAL
REFERENCE. ABLE TO LIVE
IN. coQK AND PERFORM
LIGHT HOUSEHOLD DUTIES:
OTHER HELP EMPLOYED:
UPSTAIRS BEDROOM PRO-
VmED; $50 PER WEEK, "
DAY THURSDAY AND EVERY
OTHER SUNDAY OFF.
Call Ii. 6-3e72 for appoint
ment.
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When easDeStao edvevtieemeats
Addressed to Star 0o1es DO NOT
iHcl0se original references. photo.
graphs or other materials Of per.
sorGl vGlge. Copies seTve the DWr.
pose Originals mag get lost.
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COLLECTOR

N\A641A9N~ - N)4O
woman for retail in
stallment collection department; in
side position; must be familiar with
all phases Of collection work; good
salary, steady position; excellent
opportunity. Apply HOLLYWOOD,
703 9TH st. NV. la
CONTACT LADIES
Part time. 10 hrs. wkly. in hrs. to
suit you. No exper. necessary. About
between ii and 3. I'D
COSMETIC DRUG CLERK; expert
encd; good salary and commission.
DRUG LANE. 1925 Riggs rd.. Chill
tS@ III CLERK. white, ex-
perienced only. References. Closed
SUNDAYS and holidays. Apply in per-
son only. No phone applications ac-
cepted. NATIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000
COSMETIC CLERK-Modern air-cond
store, desires exper. clerk. day work.
Sunday of. PARK REXALL DRUGS,
1855 Savannah st. s.e. 10. 2-3O3O.
COUNSELOR, waterfront; must be
camp. Ii. 5-s595. Ii
CREDIT CLERK
For general ONCE work. in credit
good salary to start: permanent.
See Mr.. German. KINGS. 735 9TH
st. NV. Ia
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HELP WANTED-AGENcIEs

BKPRS. AND ACCOUNTANTS - We
specialize in these positions. ATLAS
1920 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 7-5767.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has top
school and office positions; 18th
year. 1341 G st. NV. RE. 1898.
-12
BOYD'S EMPLOYMENT center. cor
18th and G StS. NV, always has
the best positions. A friendly serv-
ice, est. 3S yrs. Thousands placed
Compare; better selections. smaller
charges.
TYPISTS to $50 wk, up, Dictaphone:
typist $65 wk.: hotels, law. real
estate, hotels. assoc. openings: in
quire Miss Evans at BOYD'S, cor.
@ and 18th NV, MA. S-2340.
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BEAUTY SALON
MANAGER

For Our Clarendon. Va. Salon
EXPERIENCED
Excellent opportunity for person
qualifying.
No license reQuired.I
EMILE
1921 Conn. Ave. DI. 7-3s1e
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PROPOSALS

GOV. OF DIST. OF COL, DIR.
sEaEEb Ra psef9sas e5SSEGs !Th' viii 5: E. issd 4ssd
in Rm. 4O4. 49y Pa. Ave. NV,
Wash. /, D. C.. until 2 PM. DIST.
June II 1854. and then publicly
opened and read for furnish. and
install Linoleum Flooring in GER
bldgs Of D. c. Proposal forms and
specns. obtainable. without charge
from Supervisor, Contr. g. Bond Sec,
Procurement once, D. c., RIM. 406.
499 Pa. Ave, NV. tTel. MA. $4,000
Ext. 237S). je3,4,5,7.S,9
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HOUSEWIVES
HELP-MEN AND WoMEN,

DRUG CLERK. white. part time: Ii.
KITCHEN HELPERs-white, meals
on duty. Call JA $4,000. Ext. 3b.
ARLINGTON HOSPITAL. Arlington.
COUPLE to manage small roomins
house NV. section. Furn apt. Re-
quire refs. Box 231 S. Star
JOB OPPORTUNITY for college stu.
dents for summer work. Phone MA,
S-2464 between 9-11:30 Am. 10
Evening star., 1954-06-09

Auto. ASST. Sales Mgr.
Chevrolet dealer needs an assistant
to new-car manager. Must be able
TO appraise used cars. An excel.
proposition for the right man. Please
give complete outline Of exper. in
f1rSt reply. Box 251-S. Star. IL
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EMPLOYED MEN
Spare-time work 10 hrs. Of your own
choice. Is hrs. wkly. will earn you
$50 or more. Phone Ma. S-7357 for
amt IL tn -lO
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white or colored. for stock
room Of one of WaShington's leading
Ford dealers. An oppor sunity TO
advance with good hours, and good
pay. Should have exper. in this type
Of work. know city thoroughly, and
have DC. drivers license. See Mr..
Garner at FRANK SMALL, Jr., INC.
1901 Good Hope rd s.e. Ill
Evening star., 1954-06-09

Customer Engineering Department
1115 18th st. NV, 4th Floor
RE. 7-3705
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Repair All Rowboats
Before Water Use

ANN ARBOR. - Fishermen.
now's the time to get that row.
boat in shapcp. if you haven't
already done SO.
II you're just getting started
at this important task. here are
some tips by Glenn p. Bruneau.
supervisor Of the University of
Michigan'S Wood Technology lab
oratory.
You can remove the old fin.
ish with paste-like paint and
varnish remover. Then use
clean white gas to wash off
the wax the remover leaves.
Sand the wood thoroughly.
starting with perhaps a med
ium course paper. switching 10
medium fine and then TO fine.
Don't Jump more than two di-
visions Of paper when switching
and you'll get better paint adj
hension.
Caulk with good grade Of
caulking compound
that expands and contracts about
as much as the wood when wet.
II your boat is 10 be finished
clear, put on one coat Of good
tung oil or phenolic varnish seal
er. Add medium-t thick coat Of
clear marine spar vanish. When
thoroughly dry finish with .
thinner coat Of this varnish.
II you're painting. use a good
marine primer. then a medium
thick coat Of paint and then a
thinner coat Of the same color.
Do not use two different makes
OF paint as they may be incom-
patible. This could result in pre-
mature checking. cracking and
peclng
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
BY EDWARD r. MURRoW

Being somewhat wearied of
words and wrangling, OF COM
mittee hearings and contention.
this reporter betook himself to
Grossinger's and Kutsher's in the
Catskills. That's the rolling, lake
studded country OF New York
State.
There considerable conversation
was had with two soft-spoken
young men who are preparing TO
assault each other about the head
and body with six-ounce bloves,
come June II in Yankee Stadium
The two young men are Rocky
Marciano. heavyweight champion
OF the world. and the challenger,
Ezzard Charles.
II is possible that converse
tons with these two relaxed and
aifable fighters may have pro-
duced certain comments and at
titudes which might be applicable
W anu W illOlt
nous folk, but ! do not assert
that this is true.
Both men are given 10 under
statement; they refrain from
Boosting. and they consider well
before answering.
Both regard their profession as
job Of work to be done. a job
requiring long and careful prep
aration. training and discipline.
Both Charles and Marciano
concentrate on correcting the
weak or doubtful weapons in
their arsenal. Both men rose TO
fame ad fortue from humble and
obscure origins
But the thing that impressed
me most about these two young
men, who will belabor each other
for gain and glory, was their
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

big leagues.
Flanagan looked better than
ever in his triumph over Johnny
Saxton last December. At that
time Saxton was the choice Of
many experts 10 dethrone Kid
Gavilan in title match that was
then IN the works. Flanagan put
an end TO that in a hurry.
Detroiters don't have TO be sold
on Flanagan They still remem-
Der his stirring upset victory
over Featherweight Champion
Sandy Saddler in his last appear
ance here in Detroit, 1850 He
won unanimous decision with
his superb boxing and sharp
punshlng
The clash between Flanagan. a
master of ring finesse. and the
aggressive Gronik. a rugged war
rlor with lethal wallop, PROM
ises 10 be an explosive match.
And Gronik's admirers are con-
tident the Lincoln Parker Will
write tie brightest chapter IN his
surprising comeback saga against
Flanagan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

Al smith, rookie Gle, land
Indian outfielder- infielder like
Minoso. having domestic troubles.
Estranged wife claims he owes
several payments on back
alimony Thrown N calabooss
SATURDAY night, he was freed N
time 10 get double IN first game
Of double bill which the Indians
Won from Philadelphia Sunday.
"A ard 2-l
Bobby Jones honest middle
weight from the West Coast sp-
parentiy put the finger on for.
mer heavyweight contender Cls.
renee Henry over week end with
assertion that the boxer doe
Louis cnce picked as the Man 10
dethrone Rocky Marciano) Of.
fsred $4,000 10 his camp 10
throw Joey Gardiello Jones
bout Henry is IN clink. IN lieu
Of $4,000 bond. Watch for real
fireworks on follow thru OF this
scandal unless properly hsr
died, BOXING VIII save Justice
Department on top Of thoiI Shout.
iers in fortnight
Dave Hoskins shipped TO In
dianapohs by Cleveland Indians
couple Of weeks ago recalled 10
aid Indians hot pennant drive
Paul Richards Soxs arc nlav.
ing the very "Soxs' of practical.
~ every team IN league: like
indians. won double bill Sunday.
proezins down Tribes nvck hy
eight percentage points
Can ErE Charles break one
OF sports oldest traditions?
Heavyweight losing title and
reeapiurins il? He'll be the
hrsil Just moment.
should he do Sc" hs aa--
l.. Webb.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Charles-Marciano
Soft-Spoken Guys,
Says Ed Murrow

casual, soit-spoken. instructive
good manners: their respect for
each other; their federation for
reporter who didn't even know
the right questions to ask: and
their intense concentration of the
Job in hand.
They thought before they
spoke, that was refreshing. And
IT'S even money that neither one
Of them will ever be a politician.
Mote: Murrow will interview
Marciano and Charles al their
respective training camps on
his CHS Television Person TO
Person" program. Friday. June
ii. lo:3o-ll pm. EDIT.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Saxton's Gun
Lodges Him
in .CIink'

NEW YORK. (CNS)-Wel,er-
weight Johnny Sax,on. who is
planning to hft the championship
from Kid Gavilan this Septem.
Der Isl, found himself in a high
~ embarrassing situation this
week.
II started like this: wife,
Vivian. a bride OF three months.
hollered for help because she
said Johnny was pointing a gun
al her and threatening TO blow
out her brains.
Several cops responded to the
call and one, Patrolman William
CItelli. told how Vivi-n had
cooled off by the time he arrived
and didn't want TO even press
charges
But he did look around for the
said gun and found 1t of all
places IN Saxtons riding boots.
~ was pearl handled Job and
fully loaded
Saxion Swore he knew nothing
about II, never saw II in his life
but police booked him just the
same. And SO he stayed overnight
IN Jail
Then the court ruled that he
could nave been the owner as
well as the defendant and that
still someone else could have
placed II IN his shoe. Johnny was
freed OF violating the Sullivan
act.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
FRITZ'S
VIEWS
BY FRITZ POLLARD

NEW YORK - (Global) - II
seems that sports activity runs
in cycles, as regards the partici-
patton Of Negroes. A few years
ago. il seemed that Negroes DOM
mated the boxing field and no.
body else had look-in.
This was true in every class.
ificaiion. While Negroes still
figure in that sport. they no
longer have q hold on all the
titles as they have in the past.
We notice the same thing COM
ing up in the ICAA. Around ten
years or so ago, there were Ne
gro track stars in profusion.
Ben Johnson was sprinting for
Columbia: Johnny Woodruff (now
Major Woodruff was the 440 and
$50 champ; Eulace Peacock was
the Temple University sprinter
and broad jumper; Barney Ewell
was Penn States l00-yard, 900,
and broad Jump champ.
We could name many more.
but these are just few. And
now we find very few Negroes
in the ICAA set up. and we
wonder If there is a real reason
for it. or If il is just q part Of
cycle.
What brings all this TO mind
Is that Penn State hasn't won a
championship since Barney Ewell
was burning up the place.
However. they do have hope
ful in young Art Pollard, a
sprinter who is the backbone OF
the Penn State track team In the
same way that Barney Ewell was
IN his day.
Maybe the pendulum is swing
ing the other way once more.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Isle Concerts
Begin June Is

OF all the friendly rites OF
summer. band concerts are
among the most popular. and De-
troiters will be offered the best
in band concert music. under
sponsorship Of the Department
Of Parks and Recreation.
Deiroif's own Belle Isle Con- +.
cert Band will start the 1854
summer band series on Sun
day. June IL. at Sis pm. in
in the beautiful Jerome II.
Remiek Shell on Belle Isle. un-
der the direction OF Leonard B.
Smith.
These concerts will be pre-
ented for the enjoyment and
benefit OF the people Of Detroit
nightly except Mondays through
August Z.
In addition 10 the Belle Isle
concerts, bands will be heard in
the neighborhood parks begin
ming June 81 at 8 pm. in the
following parks: Mondays, Pal
mer: Tuesdays. Chandler: We'd
days. Cannon; Thursdays.
Stoepel No. /, and Fridays at
Patton Park.
Because OF the important role
music has come 10 play in our
everyday living. the Department
will conduct the 10th annual
vocal additions. The contest seeks
Detroit's ten best unknown am
ateur singers. between 10 and
20 years old. TO appear with the
Belle Isle Concert Band and the
top winner 90 sing with the De-
troit Symphony Orchestra.
The Detroit symphony Orches-
ira will appear "a. Belle Isle
Wednesdays. Fridays and Sun.
days. beginning August ID and
ending September ;.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
YMCA NEWS

Rain or shine. YWCA golf stu
dents plan to hold their annual
tournaments June 10 and 20 at
Warren Valley Golf Club.
The annual event is a field
trip under supervision. accord
ing to Harriet Bowe. YWCA edu-
cation class coordinator.
with their golf pros stationed
at strategic spots TO grve them
tips on playing. the students Will
learn the etiquette Of the golf
course and how to be at nome
on the green's and fairway. she
said.
Around $50 perschs who have
taken the YWCA golf classes at
Central, Northern and Dearborn
branches and Northwest Center
WV. are expected to participate
in the tournaments.
Play begins at pm, with the