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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
"Judqes' Link With ADA Is Critized'

THE 20.YEARs RULE OF THE SPIRITUALLY
TRAITOROUS DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRA-
TONS PERMITTED THE DEVIL TO PLACE
IN JUDICIAL OFFICES ENTIRELY TOO MANY
LEGAL MENTALITIES, SOFT ON COMMUNISM
AND FELLOW TRAVELLERS!
You will recall two Of the present Supreme
Court Associate Justices character witnesses for
the traitor, Alger Hiss!! Need we say more?
Detroit News)
WASHINGTON, March l5-UP)- Rep. Walter
(D.Ps) says ADA members" in judicial posts are
largely responsible for failure obtain convictions
of witnesses who refuse to questions before
congressional committees
See Judges Link With ADA Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
"PreIate Talks Of War as Population
Remedy"

as presented In "chureh and sfsis-A Monthly Review
page 4.
Dr. Karl Sax professor Of botany at Harvard University
and among other things. weknown authority genetes
published book last year STANDING ROOM ONLY: The
Challenge OF overPopusiion, 2o6 pp Beacon Press
ton, $780, The following passage based upon part
chapter mpressveY illustrates the danger The human
which presented by religious avfhorsrsnis when
coupled with governmental power: 1.-The r. c. menscs
See Prelate Talks of War Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
Extremists Echo Khan"
"Anti-Semitism in White Council"
BY Robert S. Bird

BY Robert 5. Bird my. TrbUnel
BIRMINGHAM Ala, Mar. IAN anii-Semtie splinter
section with overfones Of "ani" other things, including
and roll music, developing errse head Of
within the ranks Of the White Citizens Councils
in Alabama
In its appeal TO bsotry the groups utteranees
reminiscent Of the old Ku.kIux Ksns theology. As
extremist faction is splitting in this state larger
ment which u.s. at best extremist itself in its plan for segre
eaion.
See Extremists Echo Khan Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
DR.. Sylvester Ford, AZ, Forced to
Give Up the Ghost!

ANOTHER THINKING sUFFocATioN. OWING TO
THE INVOLUNTARY MENTAL ASSASSINATION
SPIRITUAL MALPRAcTIcE-oF THERAPEUTICS.
RELIGION, EDUCATION, CULTURED
DR. FORD COULD HAVE HAD A WONDERFUL 20
YEARS MORE IF HE COULD HAVE SUBMITTED TO
THE DlvlNELY SCIENTIFIC. cHRIsTLIKE,
SPIRITUAL REBRTH THAT GODS IMPERATIVE
CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH PRESENTS TO
ITS coNsEcRATED STUDENTS, WHO LIVE AND
sPEAK-'BEAR WITNESS UNTO THE TRUTH
CouRAcEousLY. UNsELFlsHLY, AND WHO DARE
TO DEFY SPIRITUAL WcKEDNEss IN HIGH
PLAcEsl
See DR.. Sylvester Ford Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
Prayer Stands Our
Forever

The Bible has many, many
accounts of tn e prayers
which were met. Solomon in
his great feasts. and all of
his glory saw the need of
prayer, and he proved his re.
spect for the need of prayer.
Kings 9th chapter tells us:
%. And Solomon stood
before the altar of the Lord
in the presence of all the
congregation of Israel, and
spread forth his h a n d S
toward heaven.
%. And he said Lord. God
Of Israel. there is no God like
thee, Gin heaven above, or on
earth \ beneath, who keepest
covenant and mercy with thy
servants that walk before
thee with all their heart"
"Hezekiah prayed 70 God.
and he healed the people who
ate Of the passover who were
not sanctifed. II ezek a h
prayed for them, saying the
good Lord pardon everyone
that prepareth his heart to
seek God, the God of his
fathers, though he be not
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
Devils re. Robs Jesuit Of 70 Years!

"FR STEIN, FORMERLY OF I'D, DIES,
free Press)
HEART ATTACK FATAL IN CLEVELAND"
COD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
CLEVELAND PSYCHOLOGY WAS TOO
DEFICIENT IN MY INDISPENSABLE, INCOM-
PARABLE, IMPERATIVE CHRIST
SECOND COMINC"-MASTER ABSOLUTE
MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH MILLENNIUM
TO ALL PEOPLES!- TO HAVE CORRECTED THE
FAULTY THINKING, PRAYERS,
DISCIPLINE OF THE DEVILS FRAUDULENT
ROMAN CATHOLIC MATERIALISTIC
PERVERsIONS OF THE D-R-U-C-L-E-S-S,
NON.RECIMENTED, HEALING AND HEALTH
PRESERVING, SPIRITUAL, OMNIPOTENT
PROTECTIVE CHRISTIANITY OF MY
C.H.I-L-D-L-E-S-S, HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED
MESSIAH SON, CHRIST JESUS-"THE WAY,
THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE!
PART 2
THE DEVIL ROBBED FIR. STEIN, HIS DEAR
ONES, SOCIETY, AND FRIENDS, OF 20 YEARS,
VIA INVOLUNTARY MENTAL ASSASSINATION!
SPIRITUAL MALPRACTICE-IN RELIGION,
THERAPEUTICS, EDUCATION, CULTURE,
INDIFFERENT OR CONTENTIOUS OF MY
IMPERATIVE CHRIST MIRACLE
SCIENCE MESSIAH!
"THE WAGES OF SIN is DEATH!
See-Devl's r. c. Rob. Jesuit Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
The Devil Takes 30 Years
From the Advertising Profession
Edwin r. Psevli--40.

Edwin r. Pseulf-40.
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THOSE RARE INDIVIDUALS or THE ADVERTISING
PROFESSION WHO MAKE THE DAILY STUDY OF MY
INDISPENSABLE, INCOMPATIBLE, IMPERATIVE
WEEKLY c. S. BIBLE LESSON SERMONS COVERING,
26 SUBJECTS TWICE YEAR, ARE EVENTUALLY
MUSTERED OUT or THE DEVILS ADAM AND EVE
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY, AND ENTER THE
PRESENT HEAVENLY KINGDOM OF coNsEcRATED
LIVES, AS c. S. PRACTITIONERS, TEACHERS
LEcTURERs-MY CHOSEN oNEs-THE LIGHT OF
THE WORLD AND THE SALT OF THE EARTH-
IN THE HIGHEST AND TRuEsT SENSE.
See The Devil Takes 80 Yesrs-PaR IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
Gov. Williams OKs 0bseenity Bill

Gods Detroit Tribune eommends the Governor for on
urgently needed piece OF legislation.
Now, let's that II is enforced
WILLIAMS SIGNS oBscENITY BILL
Detroit kews)
LANSING, March i2-Lesisstion increasing the maxi.
penalty for sale Of obscene literature signed into
law by Gov. Williams today.
The increases the maximum jill sentence 10
one year from 90 days and permits fine Of 81 900 instead
Of 500 for the handling Of such literature.
II swept through the Legislature result OF effort
10 tighten controls pictures magazines pamphlets
deemed bad for the morals Of youth.
Other bills among 10 signed would force prison ss-
espees when caught, 10 sentence after their
current term ends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
"SoMuth Sin, Sadness, and Injustice
How Can Preachers Be 0ptimistie?'

free Press
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
EVANGELIST DR.. BILLY cRAHAMs ANSWER IS
COMMEMORATE. We present ours
Jesus in John a. before the Crueifxon, said: ." HAVE
MANY MORE THINGS TO SAY UNTO YOU, BUT YE
CANNOT BEAR THEM NOW. BUT THE FATHER
WILL SEND YOU ANOTHER COMFORTER, EVEN
THE HOLY GHOST, THE SPIRIT OF TRUTH, WHO
WILL TEACH YOU ALL THlNGsT
In 1875, NY modern Mary Baker Eddy-Davghfer-
ReveIator Of the Christ Second Coming" - in modern
dress-presened Ny years 'deafion following the rise
Of Mrs. Eddy from her supposed death bed when she
turned from the dev--snms magneiism-in therapeutics
and in immature impure Professionalism 10 the pure, Christ
Science and psychology Of Christ Jesus MY BELOVED
MESSIAH SOM
And We presented Ny Christ Science textbook-My
Master Healer Miracle Worker Educator Savior Lbersor.
and Protector Of the Holy Scriptures from the dsmnsbs
spiritual MISUNDERSTANDING the four European
giovs erippIes!-whom the deviI-anims magnetism
has kept in bondage for these many eenvres substituting
I'm BEL.E-F-'mstter,t mental phenomenon and A
MYTH for ME, infinite Spirit. the One Mind Soul sub
stance, Parent In and OF, the entire vnvsrsel-whose
nature is always divine Love-
But In the DEVILS MYTHICAL realm Of human belief
multi hundreds Of millions Of his Adam and Eve dvpes have
gone premature deaths TO that collective consciousness
called the next world where Ny Christ Science Messiah
is supreme, and Is HERE-bvt the DEVILS dvpss DON'T
KNOW It'll
See So Much Sin, Sadness Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
WEsTBooK PEcLER:
"Pro-Union CoIv

Propaganda for conformity and coercion under the
rule Of union bosses is neessant
II is found in all forms Of our press.
Daily newspapers subscribe TO syndeated package
goods columns" emsnaiing from New York and Washing
ton which dismiss all fundamental questions and proceed
from false assumption that good unions typical and
bad exceptional and that workers demand unity
in such organizations.
This also is false. Otherwise there would be no need
for any form Of closed shop
See Pro-Unon Column Page1 IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
MY FAvoRITE SERMON
my FAvoRITE SERMON
Yield Not To Satan
BY The Rev. Or. Joseph L. Roberts
Pastor. Bethel AM.E. Church

Jesus introduced His ministry, with 40 days Of fasting
and praying which the 40 days Of Lent comparable
The basis for meditation begins with the Then
Jesus led up Of the spirit into the wilderness TO DO
tempted Of the devil"-Mstt. Al.
Records shed little light how Jesus spent these days.
He probably wanted period OF solitude, with the
Father time face The present. and anticipate the future
10 rsihnk the purpose method and cost Of His mission;
time for greet decision Jesus made His decision, upon
which rested The future Of His life, and the evolution
Of ihe world.
Jesus took time TO be holy must we He was tempted;
We Temptations from the DEVIL the power TO
them from God The first man yielded, I'm
Adam all die" The second conquered I'm Christ shall
eli be made alive One tempted by that which earnestly
desired Christ desired The souls Of Il
seek and save The lost"
See Yield Not to Satan Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
Y NLRB Aids in F.D.R. Days
DEFY Red Quiz"
4 OTHERS DODGE QUERIES
By JOHN FISHER (chic

BY JOHN FTSF1EK IChItdBo TTIbUHeT
Washington, March Edwin S. Smith and Nathan
Wit high officials in The national labor relations board
during The New Deal administration Of President Roosevelt
today refused TO tell house Investigators whether they were
Communists while in government service.
Both Smith and VIII invoked The 5ih smsndmsni when
questioned by The house committee UnAmsresn seiiv
ties on communist activities.
Smith, IS. testified calmly but Wit snd COMMITTEES
Chairman Walter TO- Pal eIsshsd In angry exchanges,
with Walter banging his ssvsI when VIII attacked The
committee wasting the taxpayers money and asking
~snii-semtIe questions"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
Stock Raiders Anger Public,
Says Banker"

tChieago TrbUneI
THIS FELLOW. WoLFsoN. ovER.DID tn
God To His Detroit TribUne
u is the Hebrew Louis Wofson who tried TO take
control Of fhe mulii-hyndred million MonfgomeryW
60.
The devil will horn H., vsvrp power, via Hebrews.
Roman Catholics and Professionals ct al whose prayers, dis
epIine, and THINKING, are in TOO GREAT VARIANCE
WITH NY INDISPENSABLE, INCOMPATIBLE, iMPERA-
TIVE CHRIST-"sEcoND coMING"-MAsTER ABso-
Lutte MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO
ALL PEOPLES!
Sec Stock Raiders Anger-Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24

Excerpts from the Detroit News)
BECAUSE-QF THE DEVIL-ANIMAL MAGNETISM
In RELIGION, EDUCATION, CULTURE,
THERAPEUTICSili
Sss-vA Paid $s1.B-~ Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
FEAR NO EVIL
PRAYER IS IMPORTANT
DON'T STOP PRAYING
BY B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

Throughout the ages, from Moses to Christ Jesus the
people prayed. And we find that the prayer offerings
through humility, faith hope praise thanksgiving and
sincerity God out of divine Mind cleared up the human
pathway which before perceived materially and phy
caly In this of praying in humility find our
mental dscernment understanding and convictions becom
ing spritualized.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
Job Was Reproved by
Unbelievers

When EllphaZ the Teman-
ite tried TO condemn Job BY
saying Yea. thou casteth of
fear, and restraineth PRAYER
before Cod and with a great
deal more of human dis.
enlargement he tried to pour
dispair into Jobs right pray.
erful thinking. They did not
enter into his prayerful rest.
He continued to understand.
ably pray and trust the all
ness of Gods power.
The Bible tells us Job con.
tinued to pray until his
change came.
David never ceased TO pray.
The book of Psalms is filled
with fruitful prayer. These
are just few; let us search
the scriptures.
Christ Jesus came with
Continued on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24
"TeIIs What Reds Fear the Most:
Christianity
DR.. job, CIV. WI Detroit News
By ANDREW F. FRuEHAuF. c.s. 80


Modern Christian Science Crusader
A.. or Prophet of "our Father-Mother God, all
harmonious" o. 49, Science and Health with Key TO
the Scripture, by Mary Baker Eddy with worid
message and mission, who wildly the grace OF Coo
do a FruehAuf-Martn Luther job in thn age!
And how! Science & Health, our textbook, IS Gods
Lberator OF The Bible.
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND IHE
WRITER IS HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE.
TOO
Jesus '1oved Righteousness and hated iniquity
The "lukewsrm7 live in fool, paradise!
COD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE DEVIL-ANIMAL MAGNETISM
RIGHTLY FEARS THE LOSS OF HIS DUPES,
BIC AND LITTLE VIA MY CHRIST IDEAL
OF PERFECT CREATOR, PERFECT CREATION
THE SPIRITUAL THE ONE AND ONLY REAL,
AND MY ONE AND ONLY UNIVERSE,
THE Externally HARMONIOUS
sA.T-U.R.A-T-I.N-G ALL SPACE WITH HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFEl-AND MY
OMNIPoTENCE UTTERLY EXCLUDES ANY
REALITY OR SUBSTANCE TO THE HUMAN
AND "MATERIAL". MYTHICAL, sHADOWY
COUNTERFEITs or THE DIVINE!-
MORTAL THOUGHT PHENOMENA, ALL!
MY IDEAS VIA MOSES VS.. PHARoAH-
THE PATTERN FOR THE REDUCTION OF THE
MOST FORMIDABLE, CoLIATH-LIKE-
IN R.E.L-I-E.F-ASPECTS OF EVIL THE
MYTH OF THE DEVILS COMMUNISM,
MATERIALISM, AND WICKED MORALS,
WHO CANNOT ESCAPE THEIR IRRESISTIBLE
REDUCTION TO X-NO. OF ZEROS!n
We present from the Detroit News;
Christianty ia the free worlds greatest weapon
against communism, DR.. John c. X. WI, Chinese auth
See-Tells What Reds Fear Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24

/ cleansed according to the
publication of the sanctuary.
And the Lord hearkened
TO Hezekiah and healed the
people"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-24

"FR STEIN, FORMERLY OF I'D, Dies
free Press)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-05

SURPRISE: Schultxy didn't
know Bob had clicked the
shutter - neither did Bob
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-07

Althea Gibson of New York plays
young Darlene Hard of Monte
bello, Calf, while Mrs. Dorothy
Head Knode of Forest Hills
takes on Betty Pratt of Jamaica,
A major upset marked yester-
days women's play which saw
Shirley Bloomer, a 22-year-old
British girl, turn back the vet
eran Louise Brough of Beverly
Hills, Calf, 6-3, 6-3.
Meets Shirley Fry Next
Miss Boomers semifinal OPP
ponent is Shirley Fry, the top
seeded Wimbledon champion
from st. Petersburg, Fla, who
ousted Mrs. Margaret Osborne
dupont, 60, 4-6, 60.
In the only mems action yes
terday before a heavy rainstorm
struck the courts, temporarily
delaying play, Australia's fifth
seeded Fraser completed his
third-round conquest of Gil
Shea Of Los Angeles, ST, 6-3,
6--3. 1913. The match had
been halted by darkness Wednes-
day with the score standing 8-S
in the fourth set.
Miss Bloomer, from Lincoln
shire, who was just IA when Miss
Brough won the first Of her foul
Wimbledon titles in 1948, handed
the worst setback in years to the
tall, slender Californian. 1t was
the biggest triumph Of all fol-
Miss Bloomer who gushed after
ward, 81 can hardly believe it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-07
Dick NoIIin Dead at 70;
AL Umpire for II Years

FREDERICK, Md, Sept. 7 up.
Dick Nallin, an American
League umpire for II years, died
today at Frederick Memorial
Hospital. He was 70.
The nature of his illness
there was no surgery-was not
disclosed Immediately.
Nallin was one Of the umpires
in the 1919 Chicago White Sox-
Cincinnati Reds World Series
generally referred to as the Black
Sox scandal-il1 which certain
Chicago players were bribed to
blow the SERIES"
Nallin said he had mo sus-
picions whatever Of any wrong
doing during the course Of the
series.
Nallin. a first baseman and
pitcher. began umpiring in the
Connecticut League in 1911. He
went up TO the international
League in 1912. then on to the
majors in 1915.
He ofiiciated in the American
League until 1892, working in
four World Series. He went back
10 the International League in
1889 and 1884. then retired TO a
225-acre farm near here 70 raise
prize Guernsey cattle. He and
his wife sold the farm in 1896
a. moved into town.
Born ct Scranton. Pa. he at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-07

tended st. Michael's College in
Toronto in 1898, then entered
Villanova the next year. He
played both baseball and football
at Villanova. A halfback. he
was captain Of the 1899 football
squad.
Nallin left college to play first
base and pitch for the Harris
burg club in the old Tri-State
League. Later he sold himself
to Youngstown in the Ohio State
League.
He came to Frederick in 1908
and played with a famous indie
pendent team that won %
straight games before losing the
18th to Mt. st. Mary's College,
who had as its pitcher Joe Engel,
later with the Washington SEN
ators before he became president
Of the Chattanooga club.
Nallin joined the Bridgeport
club in the Connecticut League
in 1909 and stayed there until
he began umpiring two years
later.
The veteran umpire believed
Miller Higgins New York YAM
KEGS Of the l920s we're in a class
by themselves. and that Ty Cobb
and Babe Ruth were tho great
egkrplayers the game ever pro-
duced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-07
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Stan Correspondent

WINSTON-SALEM, N. c.,
Sept. THE Green Bay Pack
ers will throw a revamped lineup
against the Redskins here tomor-
row night and, like the Red
skins, will have their No. quar-
terback, Tobin Rote, sitting on
the bench at the opening kickoff
It doesn't mean that Coach
Lisle Blackburn underestimate
the crippled Washington team
because injuries and the neces-
sity for trying certain men die
tate the changes.
AL Carmichael, league leader
in kickoff returns last season,
has been added to the ranks of
the idle because o. an aching
back. Val Joe Walker, a top
defensive back, is still recuper-
ating from punctured lung,
suffered in a training camp acct
dent with Carmichael, and
Buddy Brown, one-time Red
skins guard, will be rested be-
cause of a heavy cold.
Otherwise, Blackburn has
got to give boys like Quarter
back Paul Held, Rookie Tackle
Bob Skoronski Of Indiana,
Rookie Halfback Bob Losch of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-07
SALE TAKES COMBS BY SURPRISE
Half Interest in Swaps
Bought by GoIbreoth

as I could not get Swaps, /
know of no other person I
would rather see get him than
John Galbreath, who is a
great sportsman and a credit
to the thoroughbred industry.")
Ellsworth said the deal was
contaminated yesterday and the
transaction involved number
of mares owned by Galbreath
being sent to Ellsworth's Cali
fornia farm.
II have gone over the pedi-
greeS of Mr.. GaIbreath's mares
and am quite pleased with
them" said Ellsworth, who a few
months ago purchased a. number
Iof outstanding mares from the
Aga Khan.
Il feel they will give Swaps a
great opportunity at stud. This
was one of the deciding factors
in making the deal with Mr..
Galbreath." The names of the
Galbreath mares were not an
|nounced.
Both made it clear, however
that the transaction would have
no effect on Swaps racing plans.
IA tentative schedule calls for
him to race through next winter
at Santa Anita and Gulfstream
Park before being retired to stud.
"a decision will be made at that
time as to where he will stand.
Meanwhile, Swaps regular
rider. Willie Shoemaker, made
his first appearance at the At
lantic City track yesterday and
See SWAPS, Page CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-07
Yale Fu||back
Out for Season

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Sept. z
R.--Yale's hopes of capturing
the first official Ivy League foot
ball title this season received a
serious setback today when Full
back Gene Coker's injury was
reported as serious enough to
sideline him for the season.
Coker was hurt yesterday in
scrimmage. He was taken to
Grace-New Haven Community
Hospital where officials said this
morning he suffered "an exceed
ingly painful posterior hip dis
location" which could easily
dislocate Yale's title aspirations
as well.
Medical estimates we're that
Coker would have to continue in
traction for a minimum Of three
weeks-just the first step to re-
covery. Yale's season opens
September 30.
Yale's athletic department said
"The immutable law of chance
precludes Coker seeing any serv-
ice this fall"
Coker is junior from Albany,
Tex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-07

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 7 (P).
When Swaps, the record
smashing 4-year-old colt from
California, makes his next ap-
pearance in the 100000 United
Nations Handicap September is,
it'll be in the interests of Rex
Ellsworth and John w. Gal
breath.
Ellsworth. rapidly building one
of the country's foremost breed
ing farms. yesterday announced
the sale of a one-half interest
in the son of Khaled to the owner
of the Darby Dan Farm of Ohio
Galbreath, a real estate operator,
also is president of the Pitts
burgh Pirates.
Neither Ellsworth, who jumped
into national prominence when
Swaps beat Nashua in the 1856
Kentucky Derby, nor Galbreath
would announce the money in
volved in the surprise deal.
But a joint statement said
the deal was made through an
exchange of thoroughbred stock,
breeding seasons and other per-
Sonal considerations"
(In Lexington, KY, Leslie
Combs II. head of the syndi-
cate which owns Nashua, ccm-
mented on the Swaps sale by
saying; Il must admit that I
am surprised because 1 was
under the impression tha.' I
had first refusal for all or any
part OF the horse. l was told
that I would be consulted be-
fore anything was done about
him. Combs added, "As long
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-07
KEY TO DICKS COMEBACK HOPES
Sovitt Meets RosewoII
In Forest Hills Feature

FOREST HILLS. N. Y. Sept. Z
(P).-The biggest tennis mystery
in years-the comeback story of
Dick Savitt-has its unfolding
today at the West Side Tennis
Club.
Fans everywhere are eager to
find out if Savitt. out of top
fight competitive action for four
years and not atch-hardened,
can beat Australia'S Ken Rose
wall in the quarter-finals of the
National singles tennis cham
pionships.
The odds say no." but tennis
oldtimers have other sentiments
on what shapes UP as the key
match Of the season.
II think Savitt will win" said
Don Bulge, the only man ever
to win the Australian, French,
Wimbledon and United States
championships in a single year.
ST have been practicing with
Dick. He has adjusted himself
marvelously to grass. He has
the big game to take Rosewall.
I still think Lew Hoad will win
the tournament, but I like Savitt
over Rosewall."
Seixas Meets Cooper
Besides Savitt, Americas
hopes of keeping the mems title
at home rest with Vic Seixas,
who meets 19-year-old Ashley
Cooper of Australia in today's
match, and with Hamil-
ton Richardson of Westf1eld,
N. j., who plays Australia's Neale
Fraser.
Hoad, who is favored to dupli-
cate Budge's grand slam" of
1888, meets a fellow Australian,
young Roy Emerson, in the
other quarter-flnal contest.
In the women's quarter finals,