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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-01-28
Jews Security SOUGHT

WASHINGTON, (JTA) A
statement suggesting that France
should be a co-guarantor, together
with the two local governments,
of any human rights conventions
agreed upon for Tunisia and Nor
occo was presented here to the
state department and to h e
French ambassador in the United
States by a delegation of the AM
erican Jewish Committee.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-01-28
Bazaar Set in Mesa

MESA - The Beth Sholom Sis
terhood will hold its annual bazaar
Sunday afternoon and evening, Feb.
18. at the Odd Fellows Hall 81 N.
3rd Ave. Home-cooked koSher-Style
foods and various articles will be
sold, proceeds going to the temple
building fund.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-01-28
Births

A son, Craig Alan, born to Mr..
and Mrs. Hank Humphrey OF Sc
attle, Wash, on Dec. %. Grand
parents are Mrs. H. o. Watson OF
Elma, Wash, and the late Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. Brodsky of Phoenix.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert S. White
field of 1888 w. Willetta have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Enid, to Harvey Winston,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving G. Win
ston of Brooklyn and Pamona
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-01-28
Bri+on Gives Bio Gift

LONDON, (JTA) American
born Sir Louis Sterling marked his
18th birthday by donating 100000
pounds ($56O, ,OOO) to charity. Sir
Louis is president of the British
Technion Society, which raises
funds for the Israel Institute of
Technology at Haifa.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-01-28
Waiver Is Requested

JERUSALEM, (JTA) = Attor-
ney General Hahn Cohen has ask
ed Parliament to waive the i'm
munity of one of its members,
Shlomo Rosenberg, deputy minist-
er of welfare, so that the govern
ment could bring him to trial on a
charge of illegal financial trans
actions.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-01-28

THE ENGAGEMENT of Ruthe
Carol Nevins of Tucson (abOve)
to Murray 1. RogOw. of Phoenix
has been announced by the par
ents of the bride-tO-be, MIR. and
Mrs. Jack Nevins of Tucson. The
prospective groom is the son
of MIR. and Mrs. Harry B. ROgOw
of 1909 w. Clarendon. Miss
Nevins graduated from Tucson
High School and attended the
University of Arizona, where she
was affiliated with Alpha Epsilon
Phi. Her fiance is enrolled in
the pharmacy college at the U.
of A. and is a member of Tau
Delta Phi fraternity.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-01-28

The remnants of a settlement
believed to be about $4,000 years
old have been discovered in Is
rael, south of Haifa.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-01-28
Coast Girl To
Wed Phoenix
Man in June

The engagement of Paul Ruben
stein, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman
Rubenstein of 5760 N. Central, to
Maxine Kessler of Beverly Hills,
Calf, has been announced by the
bride-elect's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar B. Kessler, at a dinner given
in the Rubenstein home.
The wedding is planned for June.
Miss Kessler is student at the
University of Southern California
where she is president of Alpha
Epsilon Phi sorority and mem
ber of Chimes, an honorary or
ganization.
Mr.. Rubenstein is graduate o1
Harvard University and is now
student at Washington University
School of Medicine in st. Louis
Mo. He is affiliated with Phi Beta
Pi fraternity.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-01-28

AZA, the boys group sponsored
by B'nai Birth, has a membership
of 12,400.
More than 200 synagogue build
ings have been erected in the last
10 years in the US.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27

Comdr. Harry Keates called him
David. Proceeds Of "Carou-
sci" premiere February l6 60 to
N. Y. Medical College. 4, ). Jane
Froman into Empire Room jan
uary IL.
= y 4
The Richard Todds expect q
February stork. Ben Lyon
and Bebe Daniels son. Richard,
and Jill Ireland talking marriage.
Senator John r. Kennedy's
"Profiles In Courage" OF the
Harper presses January 2. :.
The Merrill CIV Guide) Paints
lost their 7-year-old SON. SUI
zanne Pleshette, daughter Of
Brooklyn Paramount head, en-
gagged to Roy g. Doliner. A
son for the pitcher Bob Rushes
Chicago Cubs. Carol Ann
Berry and ski champ Van Hall
making wedding plans. The
Edward Arnolds California
bound. The Dave GOldings
Samuel Goldwyn's press chief
expect a May stork. Peggy
Lee dating her ex. Brad Dexter.
|. 3. Spyros Skouras asking $3.50
million on Goth Century -Fox's
old fiickers for TV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27
.DC7 With 40 Lands
After Fire Wurninq

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Dec
81 R.-An airliner with 4e per.
sons aboard made an emergency
landing at Bryce Canyon Air.
port early today after . IRE
warning light flashed as the
plane few over the mountain,
of Southern Utah.
The American Airlines De-
was en- route from Los Angeles
to New York. Airline officials
said the signal indicated fire
in the No. 4 engine, but none
was discovered. However. after
landing. flames shot from No.
engine and carbon d:oxide ex-
tinguishers were used as o pre-
cautionary measure.
Pilot c. w. Evans Of New York
brought the plane in for q nor
NAL landing. The Al passengers
and crew Of five remained In the
plane, awaiting arrival Of an
other plane dispatched from Los
Angeles to pick them UP and
continue to New York with Q re.
fueling stop in Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27
All, That Liberoce!

Great excitement when Liber-
ace Tin white and pink polka
dot shirt, red suede shoes, red
socks with tux arrived at the
I'm Cry Tomorrow" premiere.
He had a new girl on his arm
whom he introduced as Diane
Cole. Everyone jumped to the
it was a new romance.
But she's my niece" Lee whis-
pered in my ear, daughter Of
my sister, Angie" Lees next
picture, Unfinished Symphony"
is based on the life of Shubert-
land we've asked Marlene Diet
rich to play q countess. There's
also a wonderful part for Kathryn
Grayson."
Before Rita Hayworth makes
again, she'll have to diet.
she always has weight problem
between productions. Alan
Ladd's Hell On Frisco Bay" is
q fast example of the true mean
ing Of movies-this picture real
ly moves. Alan is excellent. So Is
Edward @. Robinson. An
other picture I enjoyed over the
holidays-"Wages of Fear" This
French fllm has more excitement
per foot than any dozen So
called action-packed thrillers.
While we're with good per-
formances, Susan Hayward's in
I'm Cry Tomorrow" is the best
of her career. She Is sure Of a
nomination at Oscar time.
To 60 back to the premiere, Miss
Hayward's escort was good
looking millionaire and Beverly
Hills builder Hal Hayes.
Lillian Roth was there. Of
course, with her husband. Bert
MCGUIRE. ;. So were the Ralph
Edwards. It was Ralph who
started Lillian back on her
career by telling Of her story
on his This L. Your Life" TV
show. q. Greg Bautzer. in love
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM

again, swept in with Dana Wyn-
ter, who told me they were of
to Palm Springs for the holi-
days. Bleacher fans Squealed
delightedly for Eddie and Deb
bic Fisher.
Newcomer Ray Danton. who
plays Miss Roth's first love,
asked me, "Have ! got much
left in the picture?" Quite q bit
for a new boy. Dana An
drews nearly broke a leg falling
of the platform in front Of the
theater. And Ex-shimmy
Queen Gilda Gray was doing fine
with four male escorts. Her
autobiography, she told me, will
be published in January.
Ricardo Montalban is balan-
cling an offer TO play the Ru-
dolph Valentino role in Q re-
make Of "The sheik" in Spain.
II he accepts he'll take the
whole family - wife Georgiana
and four children.
Greer Carson was all smiles
because Buddy Fogelson can stay
with her in Bel Air until after
New Years Day. Greer Is UP to
her neck in scripts. She'll prob
ably make her Broadway debut
in Aldous Huxley's The Genius
and the Goddess"
Rock Hudson's mother tossed
a shower for her son and new
daughter-in-law at Rocks new
home. If this marriage ever hits
the rocks. no pun intended, I'll
give up.
Before she rushed to the hos
pital for an appendectomy. Ar
lene Dahl attended the Old Vic's
showing of Henry VI" with
Richard Burton. Katherine Hep
burn and Robert Helpmann.
THE play was 90 good and Katy
Hepburn 80 funny, that ! forgot
all about the pain in my side"
tReieased By H.A-N-A9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27

LENINGHAD, USSR, De
American theatrical troupe to
revolution won q 10-minute o.
their opening performance of "
All 2,400 seats Of the Pala,
Negro company's first performan
opera by George Gershwin and
Dubose Hayward. The produc-
ton already has been acclaimed
throughout Western Europe.
It was a homecoming Of sorts,
for the Gershwin family origi-
mated in Leningrad and Alexan-
der Smallens. here from America
to conduct the production. was
born in this city. Before the per :
Torrance Mr.. Smallens and Mrs.
Ira Gershwin, sister in-law Of
the composer, were introduced
from the stage.
Much of the audience found
the English language and the
unfamiliar music q barrier at
first but enthusiasm mounted as
the evening progressed. At the
final curtain the applause went
on so long that the orchestra
number Joined In and some OF
the cast did impromptu turns.
One Russian commented at
intermission: MY friends and
] like 1t and like the music
but it is unfamiliar to u.s."
Brilliant" another remarked
Moscow Radio termed the pre-
miere a great success.
Seats for the Leningrad en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27
Ed SULLIVAN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Men and Maids, and Stuff

Alexander, son Of Belgium's ex-
King Leopold. recovering from
appendectomy. Susan Hay
ward and Hal Hayes blazing.
The restaurateur Danny Lum
Fongs called her Dana. jim
my Durante's scripter. Jack Bar
nett, and Jana Mason altar
bound. The Gerald Nicholses
Gregory Peck's leading lady in
Million Pound Note" Jane Grit
fiths) named him Tobias.
Lionel Hampton to Europe Janu-
airy IL. !. The Stanley Rubins
kathleen Hughes) expect q July
stork. Add Click: Norman
Paris Trio at Ruban Bleu.
Adm. of the British Fleet. Sir
Philip Vans, q grandpa. The 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27

Grace KEENAN,, daughter Of
former United States Ambassa-
dor to Russia. marrying Manley
Hudson, jr.. in Sc. Doris
Dukes mother. Nanaline. recu-
perating from q hip operation.
Somerset Vaughan to As
wan. Egypt, January 6. to spend
six weeks with the Aga Khans.
Gen. George C. Marshall IS
IN 31st. =. The Fred Eberstadts
Ogden Nash's daughter. Isabel
named him Nicholas. "Kis-
met" and 1.-The Nativity" racked
up $350.000 for two weeks at
Radio City Music Hall. The
Mike Todd, jrs. expect a May
stork. Gregory Peck's divorce
becomes final this week. at which
time he'll wed veronique Pas
SAM. Zanuck expected to
exit from 20thtFox in, March?
Roger Littleford, jr., Bill
board ed, and Yvonne O'Hara
honeymooning. j. Vic Damone's
sister. Elaine, and Anthony Ma
resca picked February 4. /.
The Jules Schachters Joan Ed
wards) expect February stork.
julie Styne'S son, Stanley, and
Marilyn Fox honeymooning. /.
Evelyn Bennett, daughter Of for
mer chairman of City Planning
Commission, weds Matthew Sta
pleton in June. Cary Lati-
mer and Golfers Wally Cedar
at duet. !: Louis Armstrong
back from his successful Eu-
ropean tour Saturday. The
John Wayne-Pilar Palette stork
due In April. E. j. Robert
son, chairman Of the board of
Lord Beavefbrook's newspaper.
ailing. Dana Wynter and
Grey Bautzer serious. Ruth
Gordon's son. Jones Harris, dat
ing George Abbott's ex. Mary
Sinclair. MGM's "Interna-
tional Revue" budgeted at SO
million. Daughter for Rich
ard Goodies Uux Video Theater
directory. :. Mel Aliens broth
er, Larry, weds Marjorie Mar
tin January 30.
49,
Sonia Henie getting 10000
for her Roxy ice engagement,
starting January Is. Gallag-
hers Jack Solomon recuperating
from another heart attack. .
The David Mays (Mrs. Mervyn
LeRoy's daughter, Rita) expect
Sir Stork. Barbara Whiting
prefers Marshall Edison.
Maurice Evans readying London
company Of mo Time for Ser
geants." The Paul Weston
10 Stafford stork due in Febru-
airy. =. Meta STREET, daughter
of Gen. Paul STREET.. former head
OF Walter Reed Hospital, marry
ing Roman Halla. January.
John DAILY. Saints & Sinners fall
guy" Waldorf, Friday. :. Ethel
Barrymore's son, Sam Colt, dat
ing Arthur Murray eyeful, Iris
Eden. :. Friars' Carl Timin out
OF the hospital. !. Farley Gram
ger weds Janice Rule January /.
- y ..
Jim Bishops daughter, Virgin
Ia, weds Charles Frechette, May
5 cher dad penned 1.-THE Day LIN
coin Was Shot"3. Prince
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27

gagement are at q premium.
The company will open in Mos
COW January 10, with damned
theaters In prospect there also.
For the first night. Leslie Scott
sang Porgy and Martha Flowers
was Bess. Tavern Hutcherson
and Eehtl Ayler vii alternate in
the leading roles.
United States Ambassador
Charles Bohlen and his wife
came UP from Moscow for the
opening, which included such
unusual aspects as the Ameri-
can and Soviet flags draped
above the stage and the playing
|of the Star Spangled Banner
and the Soviet anthem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27

THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27
Russions Cheer 'Porgy'
Despite Language Hurdle

~ (R.-The first major
,isit Russia since the Bolshevik
alton last night at the end Of
orgy and Bess."
E of Culture were filled for the
e in Russia of the American folk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27

Rleres Union Pacifcs gift to you for the coming
year; the enjoyment of marvellous meals in picture
window Astra Dome.
It's an exciting adventure to dine lesurey luxurious
ly, while you explore with your eyes the legendary
West :. the land made famous in tales of covered
wagon caravans Indian and quick kim
gered gentry who ruled with the gun until law and
order prevailed
Today, you follow smooth trail of STEEL while you
relax completely, the beautiful Domeliners CITY
OF Los ANGELES" and "CITY OF PORTLAND" speed
you on your way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27

Union Pacific Offices can give you
complete train travel service
hslp plan your trip. handle your
Pullman or Coach reservations
Call On u at any tims.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-16
425th Musket Goal

A group ~ volunteers from
Detroits 425,h National Guard
Infantry Regiment will sacrifice
free hours. al Camp Crawling tins
summer IN Grueline pursuit Of
rectangular piece OF sterling sill
yer sporting muskct on blue
background
The sterling silver medal j, the
expert lnfanirvmans Badge.
awarded TO intantrymen who can
survive the required series OF
character. technical and physical
tests
Stiffest test Of all is hiking r.
miles carrying individual wca-
pom and combat pack in three
hours or less. Last year at camp,
IA men started the IL mile grind
and Is medal winners finished.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-16

With the additional time we
can make sure Wc don't make any
uitakc and cat loose players
wlh loi ~ potential Just be
causc We have 10 gci ready too
,pon
The camp VIII help our
rockies adjust to our offensive
and defensive patterns so thai
when tic holdovers arrive we
can begin immediately TO mould
2orkrng units aPrkcr said.
Chicf among the losses the
Lions have suffered are fullback
BIZ Bowman. the teams second
l,aaine rusher N "a who has
entered the Army massive Les
Bllgarm. the 335-pound defen-
si'c bulwark az middle guard
Hhc has tctlrcd tackle Gil
Mains and quarterback Tom Du-
hlrski who have signed IN Can
ADA and loss Of veteran line
hacker LaNcrn TOrieson BY
irade 10 Washington
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-16
(MnsPy's boss
ira .5OO-G Tiff

BROOKLYN. N. Y. (CNS)--
President Walter O'Mallcy of
the Dodgers. who came 20 the
defense OF Roy Campanella
when he received $4,000 bill
for operation on his left hand.
now finds himself slapped with
a 100000 suit for SANDER.
The plaintiff. DR.. Sam
Shenkmsn. says that O'Mal-
ley damaged his reputation
with his remarks 10 the press
such os III appears that DR..
Shenkmsn was operating on
RoY's bsnkroll instead Of his
hand"
O'Mallcv had ordered Campy
not 10 pay the sum and that
the club would defend him in
court.
Csmpanells, who was head
ing just as surely 10 the Most
Valuable Player Award for
1865" until his knee injury.
will not report back 10 work
until next week
Very much hurt over having
10 miss what would have been
his seventh All-Star Game.
ROY saw Stan Lopsta Of the
Phillies play in his place
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-16
AUTO Bout IN
Premiere

Auto Bout re,e poi' that
combines the slam Sang action
" auto racing ara the roller
DERBY. wlli Nafe rs world
premiere pcriormarlc Wed
ncsda, Jul, 90 II Flat Rock
Spec6wa rcieersph and
NcNburs Roads
The pasiime hes been orig
mated by Eheldon HIVES.
NASCAR Official and foun.
der Of The Flat Rock Speed
way.
HAYES has bccr secklrE
for fwo wear. 70 deylse nc-g'
and different form of ports
entertainment primarily for
those who relish tho speed ard
thrill. " auto aeng IL
think. nc ho found lu,' iN~t
m Auto Bout
BaSleallS the por Is N'g's
Each team ha five spectacle
constructed and reinforced
autos. driven alternately hy
squads Of men and women To
score pom, driver must
lap 4 driver on the opposing
fn.f,,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-16

MonarchS in the 1853 Classic. had
Cubs scouts urging Wild Mat
thews TO sign him.
No Finer Tribute
No finer tribute could have
been paid him than that Of Frank
Lane. general manager OF the
White Soxs:
III had my pick of one
player in the National League,
I'd take the Cubs Ernie Banks
What a ball player He has
power at the plate and is a great
fielder The Cubs should be set
at shoitstop al least for 10 years
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-16
Mays,Aaron
Each Notch
Two Hits

MIl.W AUkEE- (Special)
The largest number Of Ne
gro PLAYERS in history of the
22-year-old All-Star Game
saw action mere Yesterday
(Tuesday) as the Nationals
copied the spectacle in the
18th inning on Stan The
Man" Musial's lofty homer
in the rightfeld bleachers.
The senior loop had come
from behind and overcome .
S 10 0 deficit in the 7ih and 9th
innings 10 tie up the game and
force il into extra innings.
Outstanding among the n
Stalls we're the Giants cen,cffeld-
. Willie Mays and Milwaukee 8
iphthclder Hank Aaron Mays,
who had been in slump. not
only got two successive hits. sin
giles, 10 score a like number az
tr.es, but also added an extra
tnrdl 10 the 1914 fans by a
,pectacular catch in deep center
to rob Ted Williams Of an over
i00-ieet home run.
MainsisY OF Host
Aaron who has been smaln-
iev for the host team. cot two
hts Including double ard
ccdr ioi driving in the game
tying run.
Others 20 SOC aci On uerc.
An oricans We Poncr. hard hit
tne Kansas City nrstbsseran.
who popped out for Wynn IN the
TN al Smith. reh,felder Of
Cleveland Indians who took over
from Ted Williams IN the SIX in
ming and walked and grounded
oui At two times AZ the plate.
For the Nationals besides Mtvs
and Aaron there we're Ernie
Banks Cubs shorts,op who fail
ri 10 hit IN two time al bat. but
figured IN inp brilliant double
plays Gene Bakor Cubs second
bascman. who fled out for Don
Newcombc IN the seventh.
Newcome Allows Hi
The oihcc Nationals we're Don
Newcombe. stellar Dodgers pitch
or with record 81 IA wins and
one lost. who allowed one hit IN
the inning he worked before be-
Ing retired for pinch-hutci
Tie fans seemed disappointed.
nco Ncwk had also distinguish
Ci himself IS potential hitter.
having clouied four homers IN
TWO games this season
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-16
Car Race Attractive

Outstanding wheelsmen from
Michigan. Ohio, Indiana and Ken
lucky viii take part in the FIRST
iotasior and sprint car race of
''o Season Sunday night. July IL.
ne Fiat Rock Speedway. Tele-
sph and Newburc Roads
lhe program sanctioned joint
hv the Michigan Modified
noeS Racing Association and
mutual of Indiana. includes eight
events The lOO-lap feature will
lave some of tho best drivers in
'ne business aiming for exist
ms track speed records.
u'orec Cooper. indexcd as the
river to beat N the old model
S'och car show on Friday night,
: Woll out in front IN the cham
HoNshlp point standing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-16
Pro Grid Games
Slated Over ABC

HOLLYWOOD. - The Amer
can Broadcasting Go. announced
It's schedule Of telee asts covering
10 professional football games fol
the 1855 season
The TV schedule starts Ssfur-
day. Aug. 6. with the Los An
geles Rams PiitsL argh Sfeelers
game at Portland. Ore. al $50
pm.
The rest Of the chcduls
Aug l3-San Francisco 40
Steelcls. Sacramento. 3 pm
Aug. 90 4oer.-Ncw YORK
Giants. Seattle, 3 pm.
Aug. 28-RarnS-Gsnis. Port
land. 1890 pm
Sept. A. ACE s-Chlcsgo Card.
nails. San Francisco ? pm.
Sept. Rams '4oefs, Los An.
ccles, $40 pm,
Sept. II - Rarns-Phlladelphi'
Eagles. Denver. 8 pm.
Sept. 25- Rams 49ers. Sar
Francisco. : pm
Oct 2-Rams Pittsburgh Steel
ers. Los Angeles, 3 pm
Oct 9-Rams-Detroit Llo7s
Detroit. II am.
Oct. 9-'49crs-ChIcago Bear
Chicago. II am.
Oct. To- .'i9crs-Lions. Detroit
IL am.
Oct. 3---Rans-Lions. Los An
sclcs, , pm
Oct 30-.-Rams-Bears. Los An
geles, : pm.
Nov. g. i9crs-R Rams. Los An
selcs, ? pm.
Nov. l3.-Rsms- Bears. Chicago
II am.
Nov. 20 '49crs-Green Bay
Packers. Milwaukee, time unan-
nounced.
Nov. II Rams-esgles Phla-
dciphia. | am.
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Title holders returning 10 de-
fend their titles will be:

Tile holders returning 10 a.
fend their titles will be:
Earthna Jacquet. Los Angeles,
Mems Singles Althca Gibson
jefferson City. Mo. Womens
Singles. Donald Archer. Nassau.
Bahama. Junior Singles; Willis
Fonncll. Los Angeles. BOYS SIN
giles. Blanche Bailey, Bridgeport,
Conn. Girls Singles.
Earthna Jacquet and Wilbert
Davis OF New York will defend
the Mems Doubles title.
Evelyn George. Atlanta and
Ivy c. Ramsey. Brooklyn, N. y
Wrmen's Doubles defenders; Sam
vel Bacote. Atlanta. and Donald
Archer. Nassau. Junior Doubles,
Althea Gibson and DR.. Walter
johnson, Lynchburg. Va Mixed
Doubles,
Maceo Hill, Columbus. Ohio
defends the Senior the Senior
Mems Singles title and Olga
Bethel, Nassau, Bahama. will de-
fend her Senior Women's Singles
title.
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Nv IhincIHds
Win OrprSpSsS

IOESUU. Finland tSpeciaD
Two University OF Michi-
gan athletes turned in bril-
liant performances in the In
terna,ional Track and Field
meet here last Friday
Half-Miler Grant Scruggs. OF
Michigan. won both the ZOO
and 400-meter races clocklng
22.2 and AIS seconds, respect
lvClv.
Scruggs' lime for 400 meters
was track record. The for
MGR record Of AS seconds was
hold by Russia's European
Champion Ardalion lgnatev.
Tom Hendricks. also OF
Michigan. won both the 200
meter high hurdles in 25.6 and
the broad Jump with a leap OF
6.82 meters (22 feet. 4ls ins).
The 800-meter run was won
by Finland's PERTH Eraekare
in 1:51.2. beating John Moule,
of Michigan. who was second
in 1918.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-16
EIGHT TAN ALL-STARS PLAY IN DREAM GAME
El1Sl-WeSf Classic
Mag Hare ,SnlcheI'

~ signed the great, 'sgeless' Lee
Roy "Satchel" Paige for their
hurting corps; the Memphis Red
SoXs. the Birmingham Black Bar
ons and the Detroit Stars.
Paige May Appear
Adding of Paige bv the Mon
srchs after he was cut adrift by
the major leagues. means tina;
this great pitcher probably will
perform again in the classic.
II was Paige's peerless hurting
that gave the Yves; a p wi
umph in l943 and attracted the
games greatest crowd - 5l.tzS
paid
The West leads the East in
this long rivalry. which began
in 1888, the same year that the
majors originated their All-Star
game. The West has won IA,
taking the last three in a row.
Last season. piloted by John
cBukD O'Neil, veteran manager
OF the Monarchs. the West Fri
umphed, "a. after spotting the
East 30 carly lead
Many OF the big leagues great
est Negro stars first gained at
tention in the East-West extra
vaganzs. which always has been
held in Comiskey Park.
One OF the most recent is Ernie
Banks, shortstop Of the Chicago
Cubs. who played IN the All-S,ar
game. Banks, representing the