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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-15
CarwRsh Erect
SIeepIess Nights
Pow OF

Staying awake all night isn't
the best way 10 make your pile
Take advantage OF the around the
clock service at Olson Highway
Shell Wen service your car
white you sleep nj special night
rates. Melvin Ramsey says, I'm
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this clipping when you have your
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-15
Oklahoma Voters Approve
peseoregutlon by u Vote

Oklahoma City - (ANP) In
what must have been a stunning
blow to segregauonalists, voters
of this southwestern state last
week overwhelmingly approved a
state constitutional amendment
aimed at retinancing common
schools and clearing the way for
desegregation of Negro and white
students.
The move Is one OF the strong
est stands taken TO date by a
Southern state.
The proposal was approved by a
more than 10 l vote, with APPS
9Ss Yes votes, as compared 10
T2O, 900 nos.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-15
Pittsburgh Courier:

Pittsburgh Courier: " II Is
no coincidence that the most re-
markable advancement in the
Negroes status in this country oc-
CURED during the years of Mr..
Whites most active leadership. In
battle after battle. In the courts
and on thousand rostrums in the
land, Mr.. White boldly. feverish-
" and shrewdly used the NAACP
as an instrument to win social. &C.
onomic and political victories for
his people
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-15
xousos To Close 6o-Yser Old rrode School

Topeka CANP)-The legislature last week
Psychological the last Negro institution
operated accepted OF the Sen
The 90 old trade
school past white and Mexican stu
viii endcl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-15

vice worker calls on a servicemsn
and his family 20 assist them In
planning for the family's care
while the sailor IL On extended sea
duty: ~ A volunteer nurses
aide assists IN the operation Of
Red Cross blood center and mobile
unit operations. Worker here II
Mrs Leila o. Jones Of PhIladsl-
phia. She can be seen assisting
Red Cross NURSE Mrs Doris Ma
cqnber IN collecting a blood dona-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-15

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-15

San Antonio Texas ANP)-Former Gov Herman Tamad9e
lev another his frequent attacks at the
segregation address the American
Heritage Committee
end Of the courts role
guardian protector Constitution and termed the
ruling been struck against the
constitutional and local government
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-15

tOVu. Pa. ~ The bottom 80 THO
81 workers can 10 srEn preparing
homemade steam inhAlatlun ~
10 given 70 patient Who is w and
about. 80 Nurses 81 'Nisy IN
yesterdays uniforms paid hDrnag"
20 tho founder - N" American
Ped Cross Nursing S"rv1'" Jam
A. Dslan0. On her birthday ami
VsrEary. AMI during affair Mrs
Emma Hsndricka right rsr"i gss
her Ped Cross nursing n"rgirf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-15
lsna herne,s Record Bannsd OF Airweys

Hornss fast-selng Victor release
played CHS radio TV shows
grounds spokesman dvuiged
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-15
WORLDWIDE NEWS At A GLANCE
oddinu Carter Advises Miss. SoIons-"Go To HeIr'

Greenyle. ANPl-Hodding Carter Pulitzer prEe-wn
ming recently wrote article in Look Magazine condemn
resolution
passed against house representatives by telling the
TO hell"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
Adios Hurry, Adios Boy Renew
Feud at Brundywine Tonight

looming for Adips Harry. who !:
owned by J.. Howard Lyons 81
Greenwood. Del. but hasna
Traced in the State since chalk
ling up his world records -inciud-
ling 1895 for 4-year-old PAGER:
lon Q iialf-mile track and 3:042s
for q mile and one-half. He
has won Is Of ~ starts this year.
Luther Lyons, son Of the owner,
win drive Harry from the No. 3
post as the 6-to-5 favorite.
Adde'S Boy, who recently set
q Yonkers track record Of l:5e4s,
lis owned by the estate Of J. s.
Turner Of Nassawadox, Va, and
win be driven by Howard CAM
den from the No. 5 post. He
III the second choice ct 2 to !.
Completing tonight's field win
be Hiilsota. owned BY MRS. Alice
Miller Of Oxon Hill. Md: Henry
Clukey,s Vernon ELLINGTON, who
has won fiye Of his six last starts;
Wendell Wathenis Chuck Volo.
whose earnings Of Sl54.732 are
exceeded III the field only by
the sixth entry. Philip Scott.
who has won $177,1c3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
Attachment Holds
|S6, 900 Of Smith
Title FIGHT Purse

CINCINNATI. Oct. "a Up. -
The financial troubles which
loften plague q boxing champion
have moved in on Bud Smith,
lightweight titleholder.
Smith appeared before the
Cincinnati Boxing Commission
ito collect q check for $4,000
yesterday after suueaking out
10 victory over Jimmy Carter
"wednesday night.
Sheriff's deputies delivered q
court order attaching $1,000 Of
the Cincinnatiai's & guarantee
from Promoter Sam Becker.
The attachment followed q
suit filed earlier In the day In
Common Pleas Court BY John
Joiner. Cincinnati. who claims
lie Is Smiths manager. Joiner
said Smith signed . 5-yesr con-
tract with him In 1850.
Smiths check was for $2,627.
after city taxes. payment Of l28
tickets to the show. and advances
were deducted.
While Ketchurn, manager of
Garter, collected the little New
Workers. $1,000 from Becker.
Each Of the boys has q chunk Of
money -repoftediy $1,000 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
Vote SET Today
|0n Seals Fate

aAM WD HI7flYcf1rt ~ a ~
$500 49, r.ass. 81. q ~.
- $3.50 $3.50. so -. Ls.eue oirectors
~ ~ ssaay 49, walssilsr g oonaDs
~ San 1913 sacase0 Seals Iran-
|clllse y 49, 1Isenosrs. gen.
80 manssel y tne cleveland
anGans.
GLssnpsIs sa.a ne ~ pre-
I, pAIs0 q LsAs ossL ing nhamcialiy
lnAstels0 Guy, oeDss alia slls me
Ply up Slou,vvv oi nis OWE
Inolley e Operating eapisaI 4or
next sssson.
I,eenpeIg deciarea tnat even
tuhiy &c ManLed % prlng major
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
200 Pistol Experts
Start Firing Today

More than 400 crack pistol
marksmen are listed To take part
In thu annual Park Police tourn.
|ament starting today and rum
ming through Sunday at the
Fort Tctten range on Bates road
near North Capital and Gallatin
streets.
Events win be for AS caliber
today. .3S tomorrow and 20 Sum
day.
Among the teams entered are
|Quantico Marines, Park Police,
Metropolitan Police. Capitol
Police and police teams from
Pittsburgh, New York and Balti-
more.
Numerous individual stars will
be on hand. including Marine
Col. Walter Walsh, a former
Olympic champion. William Nc
MILAN, q member OF the 1852
Olympic team, and Leonard Rig
zola and offut Pinion. two top
Navy men,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
Continued From RaEe O.

Continued From Faye C-l
ing day box seats Sis. reserved
seats 500.
30 II Sundays, two holidays,
Opening day--box seats $3.50
reserved seats $50.
a. IL Sundays, . holidays. :
might games against each team
lopening day box seats 500, re-
served seats $72.
{5) IL Sundays. Q holidays. z
might games against each team
lopening day--box seats $72.50
reserved seats $50.
Prices quoted include tax, and
sale OF season tickets viii start
Monday at Grifith Stadium
Mail orders will be accepted ano
reservations win be made II one
fourth Of the price Of each ticket
lis paid as d first installment
Payment In full viii be due Feb
lruary Is. Those who purchase
flour or more season tickets will
have o name plate installed or
the back Of their seat location,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
Morgan Stote 3-Point Choice
In Capitol Classic Tomorrow

Morgan state College Of Bal
Itimore and West Virginia State,
1.-TWO perennial powers in the
Central intercollegiate Athletic
Association. meet at Grifith
stadium at 3 o'clock tomorrow
might In the 18th annual Capt.
ltaI Classic. Morgan State figures
Ito be d ls-point favorite.
This win be the second
straight year that the teams
have met In the Classic, and Il
this years game Is anything like
that OF 1864. the 10000 fans ex-
lpected to see the contest win be
lin for q night Of thrills,
Morgan oyercame q 1877 half
time deficit to edge the West Vir-
|ginians, 1926, last year. and the
star Of that action-packed sec
|ond half will be on hand tcnlor-
row. He Is Halfback Jerry Me-
Arthur. 3 le0-pound junior from
Baltimore who was q unanimous
choice for All-c Conference honors
In 1854.
Macarthur accounted for three
of the Baltinioreais' touchdowns
last year. and he will be Q
marked man tomorrow. How
ever. West Virginia viii try not
to make the mistake against
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
Midget W'oIeost
Dies Flyweight
Ch0lnp in 1906

3 PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 81 lPl.
Joseph Loscalzo, IS, who used
the name Of Midget Wpigast
when he was the world fiyweieht
boxing champion in the 1930s.
died suddenly Wednesday as he
sat ct the bar Of q. downtown
cafe.
LOscaIzo had been employed
ct the cafe for the past two
weeks. He suddenly collapsed
while talking to some patrons.
was rushed to Pennsylvania
Hospital and pronounced dead
on arrival.
The cx-chanpion won the
New York version Of the title
on March n, 1880, BY decision
ing the late Black Bill and
gained National Boxing Associa-
ton recognition BY beating
frankie Genaro on December 26
of the same year. He held the
crown until 1885, when he lost
Il to Small Montana Of the
Philippines.
He continued boxing through
1910 but the fiyweight class be-
came virtually extinct after he
lost the title.
When he retired from boxing
he began putting on weight and
tipped the scales at one time at
nearly 400 pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
Gold Cup Boots Prep
For Week End Reqottu

MADISON. Ind, Oct. 26 Or
Miss Wayne and Miss Unitet
States. two Of the seven big I'm
limited hydroplanes entered II
the Governors Cup race thi.
week end, sliced the Ohio River
on Madison yesterday In prac.
lice runs and pilots pronounced
the water perfect.
The airplane engine powered
craft win run heats tomorrow
and Sunday In the feature event
OF the Madison Regatta, post
poned two weeks ago because Of
high water.
The Madison race viii be the
final event Of the season for the
Gold Cup class boats, with Or.
schestra Leader Guy Lombardo'l
Tempo VII and Gale ", owned
by Joseph Schoenith Of Detroit
battling for top place In the ma.
: tioTial standings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
DeyIin Gets is Points
|As AlI-Stur CUNT Bows

FORT WAYNE, Ind. Oct. 81
tF9. The Fort Wayne Pistons
edged the College Aii-Etars, 81
90, last night in the first Of Q
series Of games the Collegians
win play against National Bas.
ketball Association teams.
George Yardley and Larry
Foust each got 10 points to pace
the Pistons. Corky Devlin. for
mer George Washington Uni-
yersitg player who has signed
with the Pistons, was high for
the All-Stars with Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
Worlds Richest Chase
Slated at Belmont Today

and has only i feathery l3t
pounds. Horsemen say II hs
runs back to his French form
with that kind Of weight. hs
could prove very dangerous. Johr
Cotter win ride.
Weight win take the best oi
them back, and 1t Was only two
years ago that the favored Sea
Legs, with l65 pounds. finished
second to Errolford. who toted
only $50.
FairmOnt Carried 40
Neil. who finished second tc
King Commander - champion
1854 steeplechaser--in last years
Temple. and Shiphoard would
be the first winner In ~ years
to carry so much weight IL one
|of them romps home on top
|Fairmont. who won three Tenn
pies In 3 row under the famed
Dolly Byers, starting In 1926,
carried ITO pounds II both 1927
and 1923.
Mrs. Walsh's main reliance
in the race win be Rhythminhirn.
40. who Is an entry with Tenn
plier. Rhythminhim finished
second TO Neil In the Grand Ma
tional at Belmont October IS,
when Ehipboard fell.
The Brookmeade Stable has
entered Bavaria. 1888. and His
Boots. 1877. while Neil is cou-
pied in the betting with Mrs.
George H. Bostwick's Hyvania,
1888. Others entered are Morris
Dixon. sr.'s Palaja, $50: Liam
gollen Farms The Prof. ia;
John M. Schiffss Carafar. 1858,
and sidney Waters. jr.'s Car
image, 1874.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
(3rchcm Wins Trophy
III AImns Competition,

George Graham won the Red
mild Trophy for low gross Of so
yesterday In the Almas Coli
Club competition ct Prince
Georges.
The low score OF 84-l4--70
for the Presidents Cup was
turned in by Lane Leoffier.
{ The next event viii be Thurs
day ct Prince Georges for the
rptentate's Cup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
|Hariack 10 Miss
Big Stakes Due
|ToSuspension

CAMDEN, N. T., oct. ii R.-
Jockie Willie Hartack. the
lcountry's winnineest rider with
l352 victories. has drawn Q To-
day suspension at Garden State
Park that win eliminate him from
several major stakes. including
1.-THE worlds richest, the $3.50. 900
Garden State Stakes October 20.
The suspension for careless
riding aboard Yellow Dot We'd
lnesday came shortly after he
Trad Get . personal record Of ISL
victories on Sure Proof In the
third race yesterday. Later he
rode LaWless to q track record Of
ti:36% In the featured 1-mile
seventh race. LaWless Is 4 cam
ldidate for the Garden State
Stakes.
Hartack nov has ridden two
more winners than he did In
1858 when be finished second
70 Willie 6hoernaker's record 405
victories. Shoemaker, Hartack,g
closest 1855 rival with 293 win
lners, begins 9 fiye-day suspen-
lsion today ct Bay Meadows in
California.
Hartack's suspension starts
tomorrow and lasts through
october 81. This means he'll also
miss the start Of the Laurel
meeting.
The enforced vacation could
cost him heavily. He was sched-
|uled to ride Miz Clementine in
the so, 900 added Vineland
Handicap here tomorrow and was
booked aboard Dukes Lea In
the Quaker City Handicap next
Wednesday. He was virtually
assured Of . mount In the Garden
State. and also had been offered
the mount on Blue Choir In the
$40. 900 Turf Cup Handicap ct
Laurel which opens the same
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21

Morgan that Howard did last
week. The Bisons kept Near
thur pretty well bottled up. but
the other Morgan ball-carriers
had q fieid day.
Rounding out the Morgan
|backfield are Quarterback Bill
|Biliups. Halfback Charlie Porter
and Fullback Charlie Reinhardt
Against Howard. Porter set UP
10 pair Of touchdowns with runs
lot a and 20 yards.
West Virginia Is not having
one Of Its better years Zone win,
three losses). the team is ex-
|pected TO be up for Morgan.
Coach Mark Cardwell has con-
yerted Bob Cashwell. q stellar
end for the past three seasons,
TO quarterback, and the rangy
senior has played the position like
q veteran. Other members Of the
backfield unit are Half
backs Carl Hairston and Bob
Brown and Fullhack Carter How
ard.
This win be the seventh meet.
ing Of Morgan and West Virginia
In Q series that stands at 3-3-i.
Only once has the winning mar
gin been greater than one touch
down when the two eieyens met.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
|Bourd. Elects 7 dit
AS New President
OF Bethesda Club

Joe TAFT, president Of the
United States Recording Co,
was elected president Of Be-
thesda Country Club at the an
nnal meeting Of the Board Of
Directors TAFT was chairman Of
the House COMMITTEES last year.
F. @. Day. the outgoing pres
ident. was elected vice president.
al Matterii was reelected treas
urer and John Watson re-elect-
ed secretary. william McGiehee
Us the new assistant treasurer.
Committee chairmen appoint
ed were: House, Richard Shugh-
rue; green's. Ernie Bergdon;; golf
John Gonella: swimming, Vince
Piscictta; membership. Sherman
Burt; public relations, Tom
Manning. Bergdon, Gonelia and
Manning were reappointed.
The Bethesda Club now has q
capacity membership Of 795. II
had so at its reorganization In
1913. The members heard the
most optimistic report In the
clubs history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
Lord Steward Wins
Brondywine Stake

WILMINGTON. Del. Oct. n
On Lord Steward won thu
$4,000 Greyhound Trot Il
Brandywine RaceWay last night
Withstanding ) late challenge By
q 30-to-l shot, John Worthy.
Lord Steward. an e-year.old
bay gelding. took the lead ct the
halfway mark from Stenogra-
pher. then relinQuished the lead
briefly TO John Worthy before
going In front for good with q
burst Of speed.
Stenographer finished second,
three-quarters Of o length back,
with MAMMALIAN third. Tho
winners purse was 1850. bring
ing his lifetime earnings to
$275, 900. His time was 2:032s.
Lord Steward paid $500, $3.50
and $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
~. S. Sober Wielder
Loses in Fence-off

ROME. Oct. 81 Ry.--Ales
Treyes Of New York City. the
only American survivor. lost cui
lin q three-way fence-of for q
place In the quarterfinals Of the
individual saber competition in
the world fencing championships
yesterday. Treyes was q member
|of the 1852 United States Olym-
pic team.
Italy qualified six fencers and
Hungary and Poland five each
for the quarterfinals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
|corrolI Joyvees
Suffer First Loss

John Carroll High School,,
jayvee football team. unlike til,
varsity. which Is having troubl,
finding the winning combina.
ton, still should finish the sea,
son on the credit side despite it,
first loss in two years yesterday.
The jayyees. after running u,
eight straight victories last yea
and four this season, fell victim
70 National Training School Is.
Is. Carroll has games remainin,
with ST. Johns, Gonzaga ant
Tech javees and i victory ia al,
OF the three would assure ii 8,
0 winning season.
MIS- scored In the second quar-.
ter when John Weneta went Of,
tackle 4 yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
Griffith and Robertson
Win in Senutors' Golf

Calvin Grifnth. Senators yics
president. and Jimmy Robertson
with q low ball Of rs, defeated
Billy Robertson and Tony Bour.
douklis yesterday at Columbia Q,
Henry TAFT Rodier had members
Of the Washington Baseball Club
as his guests for their annual
golf matches.
Chuck Stobbs and Sherry
Robertson won over Ed Berrang
former Redskins end. and HOWE
Fox with q low ball OF 10. jim
my Robertson's 80 was the days
low score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
Two Horses Die in Fire
At Suntu Anitu Track

ARCADIA. Calf. Oct. q Up
"A yearling flly was burned to
death. and : 2-year-oid colt
Center star. was burned %
badly he had to be destroyed Il
Santa Anita race track yester-
day.
The fire In the tack room Of
ID barn In the stable area was
brought under control quickly,
with minor damage. Twenty
I'VE horses were turned loose
from stalls by handlers.
The unnamed filly was owned
by Lin G. Howard. son Of the
late Charles s.. Howard, owner
|of Seabiscuit. Center Star, un-
raced. was owned by w. C. Tack
lett. Palm Springs, Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
Hoyo Misunderstanding
Two Others Unbeuten

Three ilnderfeated cross-coiiIl-
try teams, Georgetown, villanova
and st. Joseph's, are running IN
q meet starting at li:26 am.
tomorrow at Georgetown.
GU won its opener last week
over Virginia Military, while viii
lanova has won two and st,
Joseph's three races. yillanoya
It's led BY Alex Breckenridge, the
Scottish star who Is the IC-4A
indoor mile champion. Frank
Pfiaging led GU to It's victory
last week.
Georgetown also win be host
in q soccer game tomorrow
against Howard ct 2 pm.