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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
Adkins One-Mun-Teom
at CentruI-Mich. Tourney

MT. PLEASANT (SpeciaD
Adkins, former track
star at Detroit's Northeastern
High, virtually put on a one
man show here Saturday in
a non-conference triangular
meet, setting one of three
field house records, winning
the high Jump and placing in
three other events.
The 2o.Yesr-o old junior at
Central Michigan College tai
lied ~ of his leans ~ points
in personally helping 10 swamp
Wayne and Bowling Green.
Adkins won the broad jump
with a 1871 leap TO beat the old
mark by an inch.
He also won the high jump.
placed second in the pole vaults
and third in both the 60-yard
and 65-yard high hurdles. Bowl
ing Green had 20 points and
Wayne, which arrived late and
missed three events, had rs.
Other records were set by
Jarv Waltz Of Central in the
shot put with a heave Of 47-lO"i
and Tom Mayvllle in the pole
vault AT 1864.
Central took eight Of IL flrsts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
PTO-1pnnsS
ShOsrS SOMfh

The Junior Chamber Of Com
merce showed the south the way
to be democratic by inviting Dr.
johnson to be an official in the
all-white pro championship tour
here Monday night, being Of
fered preference in position.
DR.. Johnson accepted the
back court line and did q
good Job.
During intermission Olen
Parks. substituting for Jack
Kramer. explained the various
shots being demonstrated by the
players.
Parks also stated: 1T was my
pleasure TO play match OF
doubles with one OF the lines
man last summer during the
National USLTA Junior an d
Boys Championship at Kalama-
ZOO. Mich. He had carried
team OF good players from
Lynchburg TO participate in the
tournament
This man IS first vice preSi-
dent of the American Tennis
Association and chairman Of its
Junior Development program.
He is doing a great job for ten
mis- and | would like for him to
stand up and take a bow"
DR.. Johnson received a tire
mcndous ovation.
The matches proved = turning
point for the underdog, as Hart
wig defeated SeRura SIS and
Trabert defeated Comedies, "a,
"a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03

The final game. which will
be WsYne's first in two weeks.
also will decide whether or
not the Tariars win the PAC
John Carroll. Wayne took an
crown outright or share il with
80 10 II decision over The Blue
Siresks earlier this year in
Cleveland.
With is wins IN rs first II
starts. the Tariars are already
assured Of their best season since
the 1928 team won 10 ana
lost but one Wayne also has
put together the longest win
ning streak in history is
straight. and has become the
best scoring team IN Wayne his
tory
The WAYNE swimming team.
which Is having one of its most
disastrous seasons. winds up ITS
campaign Saturday, March 3,
entertaining Ball State al ? pm
At Patton Pool II will be the
sevenh dual meet Of the season
for the Tartars. Wayne has won
The three previous meets with
Ball State
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03

and away games. and that sim
liar agreements are being nego-
iiaied with representatives. Of
the other ten teams IN The
National Football League
Bert Bell. Commissioner OF the
National Football League, has
not vet announced the 1856
schedule Of conference games,
but television gridiron fans will
get an opportunity 10 see every
team in the league in action At
least once during the 1885 ~a-
son.
Mr. Macphail added that CHS
Television probably will telecast
thee annual Thanksgiving Day
professional football game al
Detroit. Mich.
The Eastern Conference mem.
hers are: New York Football
Giants. Chicago Cardinals
Cleveland Browns. Washington
Redskins. Philadelphia Eagles
and Pittsburgh Steelers.
The Western members are
Los Angels Rams. San Fran.
cisco 49'ers. Detroit Lions. Greer
Bay Packers. Baltimore Colt
and Chicago Bears.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03

The big show opens at the
State Fairgrounds at noon Sat
urday and continues through
March IL.
More than 100 of the nations
leading bot and boat equipment
manufacturers will display the
latest in pleasure craft for every
pocketbook, cupboard and in
board motors, boat trailers. and
a host of nautical accessories
and equipment.
Featured in the brand new
tank and stage show VIII be
headline trampoline performer
Bruce Sidlinger, renowned DIS
lance swimmer Florence Chad
wick: the Eriksons, outstanding
European balancing team; ana
the Detroit Synchronettes, who
hold all international titles ior
synchronized swimming
Sol Solomon, famed hisn
diver, will plunge into SIX iee'
of water from the Coliseum
tallest rafters. Pogo, the boxing
kangaroo. and Sandy the scar
will vie for applause from the
small fry.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
FouI-Shootins
Tourney Slated

The Department OF Parks and
Recreation rs trying TO find the
hest basketball foul shooter IN
the Detroit metropolitan area.
whether he be ten years old or
q college star
Deadline for entries IN the
four age classificaiions Is March
s. To enter persons should go
10 their nearest recreation cen
ter. Qualifying rounds will be
held at ccnterS across the city
until the finals on March q
Classifications are over 10 in
boys. open TO anyone. under Ia
boys. under IS dogs. and under
10 girls
Trophies will be given win.
ners.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03

Groom. z3-Year-old 207-
FOUNDER. scored firsi-r ound
technical knockouis in his first
two tournament starts.
His first victim was ESker
Harris. l95-pound football guard
from UCLA who played against
Michigan State in the Rose Bowl
game last January.
Victim No. 2 was Harold
Lamb. OF Muncie, Ind.
Groom floored the Lois An
geles slugger in the first 30
seconds, knocked h m down
again Is seconds later, then
tagged him twice more on the
way TO the floor al the 1873
mark when the referee stepped
in TO stop the bout.
Detroit Welterweighi Jo h n
Powell dccsioned Alfred Crisp
Of Los Angeles in his first fight,
but later dropped a decision TO
Pau Patin, OF TT Worth
Mlddleweight Rudolph String
or Of Detroit stopped Morris
Prison, Of Denver. in l:48 Of the
first round but in his second
bout was decisioned by William
Anderson Of ST. Louis,
Another local loser in his
match was Robert Stumbaugh,
who was stopped in the second
round Of his INTERCHANGEABLE
scrap with William Clemmons,
OF ST Louis.
Golden Gloves champions
from 80 cities in the midwest
and far west are taking part in
the 10Th annual tournament
which has three-ring shows, the
last ending Wednesday, TO cut
the 256 field TO 81 for the
Thursday Semi-flnalS
The Monday night bouts were
Disappointing as only one local
fighter survived. Bob Cornwell,
Olympic hopeful and two-time
Gloves champion. was defeated
by Dan Eddlngton of 81 Louis
after earlier busting Richard
Robinson OF Los Angeles.
Campbell Only Winner
Cornwcll gained split de-
cision over Harry Campbell OF
Brewster 10 win the city &C
bantamweieht title and advance
to the Chicago tourney And,
strangely enough. Campbell was
The sole double winner. fighting
out Of his class as feather
weight to defeat Ken Moore OF
Kansas City and Clyde Gutierrez
OF Denver.
Joe Willie DeMeyer, promls-
ing flyweight. who was having
trouble getting down to III lbs.
lost in the opening round to
Jerry Morales OF Kansas City,
and Charles Yates. lihtweieht
also bowed out in the initial
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
SoweII SporkIesin
IC-4ATruck Meet

NEW YORK (SpeciaD- Arnie
Scwell, Olympic hopeful OF
Pittsburgh. sparkled IN the &C.
"A track championships here
Saturday night al Madison
Square Garden. winning the
l,000-yard event. placing third
in the high Jump. and anchorlng
his two-mile relay team TO a
meet record-vlctory before TO-
900 spectators
Sowell won the 1000 in
2:l3.s. tied for third in the
broadjump with leap OF n
feet. IL. inches and anchored
Pitts iwo.mile quartet 10 a
meet record OF 7:40 flat in the
two-mile relay.
Other highlights we've Johnny
Haines. Of Penn. took his third
IC4A 60-yard dash champion
ship with world record equal
ing 6 / performance AL Hall, oil
Cornell. set a 35-pound weight
record OF So feet. Ga inches;
Don Bragg Of Vlllanova sur
passed IS feet FOR the fourth
time 20 win the pole vault at
IS feet, 2 inches and unbeaien
Ron Delsny. of Villanova, cap
tured the mile in ala
Took Over In Second
SoWell took over IN second
place in the two-mile relay after
fine early leg races by Jim
Moore. Perry Jones. and Wen
dell Hartford
He won easily over syracuse
with Georgetown a distant third.
As Nillanova struggled for the
first lC-4A team title in IFS his
tory. Phil Reavis contributed 10
its cause by winning the high
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
ee-Spartans
Even-Up PIayoff

Defending champs Detroit
Police defeated the 28ih AAA
Spartsns, $3.50 last Friday night
to square the series At one apiece
in Class A Parks and Recreation
basketball playoffs
Werner Killen, ex-Lawience
Tech ace, led the winners with
rs points. Bill Ritter scored 10
for the Army. Police led all the
way to revenge a $3.50 loss last
Monday night.
The deciding game for the
title will be played March b,
after one or both teams return
from other tournaments. The
Police were slated 10 enter the
state AAU at Midland and the
spartans In an army tourney
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
Keed Gets Rematcl

LONDON.-Kid GaviIan and
Peter Waterman will meet IN a
return fight AT Earls Court April
"a. Promoter Jack SolomonS
announced last Friday
Waterman was given a highly
controversial decision over the
former world welterweieht title
holder here February T.
The decision was so unpopu-
lar Referee Ben Breen was sum
moned before the British boxing
board Of control for hearing
and the license OF the 7l-year-
old referee was revoked
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
$4,000 Offer For
Ullmer Rematch

WEST JORDAN. Utah-Gene
tCyclonc) Fullmer has been Of
tered $4,000 for a fourth fight
with Gil Turner in Philadelphia.
Mary Jensen. manager Of the
perpetual motion middleweight,
ssid last Friday the offer came
from Philadelphia Prom otter
Stan Schwartz. Jensen said he
and Fullmer we're thinking II
over.
Cyclone has won two Of the
three. the last recently on q split
decision.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
SummerIin
Seeks Shot
otPotterson

LOS ANGELES - Detroit
hcaySS,c gh' Johnny Summerlin
administered California cham
p.on young JACK Johnson n
tnu p.ug last Thursday night
aud noW Seeks = Shot az Brook
lyns tlod Patterson
Chances are good for his bid
since there were reports be-
fore the fight that the winner
would be matched against Pat
ferson here in bout promis.
ing a bie-moneY gate.
Summcrlin weighing 1914 IN
John on's 2l0i4 had his Los
Angeles zoe ~ trouble IN The
fourth when he connected with
three Uphi hands 10 the law,
bN he couldn't score a knock
down.
Tie DCtolt boxer also had
me johnson reellne in the sixth
end eighth rounds OF the rousinR
fight al OLYMPIC Auditorium
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
Dons Get 47th

SAN JOSE. Cal.-Unlversity
OF San FranciSco's top-ranked
Dons smothered Santa Clara's
Broncos. 80-44, last Friday night
in a California Basketball Asso-
citation game.
The victory extended the USF
record for consecutive wins to
AZ. II also clinched at least a tie
for the CHA championship The
Dons are now 1910 in CHA com
petition.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
Dodge Wins Again

DAYTONA BEACH. Fla -
For the second straight day a
Dodge D-5OO driven by Danny
Eames last Thursday cracked
NASCAR national speed rec
ord for u. S, standard produc-
ton passenger cars.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03

G. MdcPnalI, uITtCIUI OF SPUI
The games will be broadcast
over a period Of IL weeks from
Sept. 90 through Dec. is. In.
eluding Dsiroii's annual
Thanksgiving game. They will
be seen on regional networks
across the country.
Mr.. MacPhail announced that
agreements have been reached
with the New York Football
Giants and the San Francisco
49'ers 10 broadcast their home
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03

jump at s feet 5 inches
That was one inch better than
Cornel's John King with a
three. way tie for third among
Bob Gardner. ~ 81 Johu, Dick
Shipley. Of Manhattan and Oglef
Norris OF Penn State
IS Lib. Record
In the inSt event az the eve
Ming Hall bet,ered the mark ot
90 feet ~ inches sci bv jim
Sholy Of Army. Feb 20 1919
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03

Coach David II Holmes track
squad VIII travel 10 Michigan
Normal 90 participate IN tho
CCC meet IN the HuronS new
fleldhousc Completed just = few
months ago the Normal field
house IS one OF the finest athletic
indoor plants IN this area and
boasts AN excellent indoor track
WAYNE VIII bank heaviest on
Splinter and hurdler Billy Smith
as well as quariermller Cliff
Hatcher
Tho WAYNE fencing team com
pleied ITS season y week ago
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03

frame when he lost TO Willis
johnson. former Detroit Golden
Glover now in the Marines.
The Detroit team has not fin
ished worse than ninth in team
standings in six post war trips
to the Windy City.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03

Ru,SS a c James Hawkins Gold
bssL basil" layers demonstrated their
FIor;saIao skill in defeating
hss,suaa a: and NJ. from ITALIA
tnsIa .. Fla, in the seasons
asle, 1894.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03

The Coliseum will be bulging
with displays Of all the newest
hunting. fishing. archery, eoll.
ing. and camping gear and cloth
ing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
|0SEE GROOM SCORES TWO Tk0s
IN FIRST-R0UNDS IN CHI DEBUT
Campbell Only Other
Detroiter to Win Two

CHICAGO (Specia-Osee Groom living up to forecasts
of the most promising amateur heayweghts
out of Detroit since Joe Louis, made sensational debut
in the Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions Tuesday
night
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
Biqqest-( Collection For
Boat, Travel Exhibition

The biggest most complete collection OF pleasure craft
and marine equipment ever assembled in Michigan will be
dsnlav AZ the all new 1856 Sports Boat and Travel Show
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
Wayne to Close Best
Gaze Seasonin 28 Years

Wavne University will climax It's most successful basket
ball season in % years SATURDAY, the Tarars entertain
strong John Carroll University an 8l5 pm game al the
n raIp uiII
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
SOUTHEASTERN wins CITY LEAGUE CROWN
.(onquers
.(hadsey,
IS to so

tightly III tiiC ieS'
- stsye-on a Chadsey rally to
am the City League crown
tuesday night before $500 at
I'D Memorial Building.
Runnsr.up Cass Tech. which
only q week ago smoihsred
ihs Junglsers. had an easy
win over Central. 1850.
Southeastern. a slight favorite
Jumped of to ar early lead, only
going behind, and making
.adsey frantic pursuer.
v The winners will meet the
ST. Andrew Flyers. winners OF
the Catholic League cage loop.
for the City League crown at
U. Of D. Memorial Building
Friday night.
For the 10th time in the
schools l3-year athletic history
sFlyer quintet went home with
, title.
Turns on Steam
St Andrew won its latest
crown BY turning on the steam
in a fsst-moving second half to
Ayleat Austin. 81 TO 81. Sunday
lore more than 5000 at u. OF
N High. An estimated 500 fans
were turned away.
The biggest question before
The contest was whether the two
teams we're the best in the
league today
Here are some reasons ad-
,anced about both:
Southeastern's superiority in
particular was questioned after
the ease with which Cass
downed the Jungaleers last Fri
cav 76-48, in one of 10 season
vndup games.
Cas- tech, beaten once and
ted once in league play.
nched second place in the
hal standings with its most
Impressive triumph in several
years
Two Players
Two things plagued South
eastern 10 have brilliant sea-
son end on sour note: lack
Of height and the lack of run
nlng room on the bandbox Cass
court
Cass Tech Wrapped up the
contest In the final half as il
whipped away TO a 1922 lead
almost solely on the strong
ooard-work Of giant Ed Perkins.
~ ioo'-llve forward, and Steve
Toldan, S-foot-4 center.
\ Many feel tina, the second
pace Ieehnicisns can duplicate
NE victory II and when the
TWO meet again.
OaadSey had no trouble with
oooy as Flnsrd McCree and
uunaFs Nitolins combined for "a
points 70 pace the 1888 victory.
me West Side title was
,nsaseys second IN four years.
~ 1898, The Explorers were
Osa'en by Southeastern in the
essue title playoff.
frown on Explorers
| Inc Explorers aren't held in
NY more favor than Southeast
oy pariisans who have been
~ ,aslns almost all season that
W.. was the west
'laes best team.
The chief reason most experts
p'"eu Ohadsey 10 lose out in
, as tournament is that the game
, ~Ouio be played on large
gu'' where Chadsey supposed
" IS weakest.
s'lll they were given a $3.50
lance by having too much
s.sn' Tor Southeastern. Elem
10Y ''u McCree, Chuck Whitfield
r pDi, Joe . crosswhite are go and
W miller, 60. Gunars vitolin
I'll Isaiah Darnell at SO is
~, only Southeastern regular
Wins Eighth Crown
W southeastern has won eight
~S.u O titles. the last in 1853
n. 'n u also beat Mt. Carmel in
he , WY contest. Chadsey sought
''S' Championship.
"a, Final Standings
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
Every Sunday Afternoon
Pro-Grid TV Game Aim

Professional footbal-spoghng the nations foremost
excoegiate grdron greats in action with the National
Football Leagues II eams-wl be broadcast by CHS lee-
vision Sunday afternoons next fal according 10 william
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03
Wins EIGHTH c-a.

Ms Suu'neastern has won eight
~S.o O titles, the last in 1853
n. men ~. u also beat Mt. Carmel in
he wy WY contest. Chadsey sought
~ inst Championship.
r.., Final Standings
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-03

! e ysd tie game.
The Arizona post., 1956-01-20
Reparations
Are Set Low

BONN (JTA)-The sum of
$50 million is allocated for Is
rael repaI;ations in the FEEDER
al budget for 1956-57 submit
ed to the West German Par
lament for approval. The
same amount was included in
the b ud G ct for the current
year, burt nearly three times
as much as this year is asked
for indemnification and resti-
tuition payments.
Despite an unprecented eco
nomic boom, West Germany
is, for the third year in sue
cession, taking advantage of
an escape clause in the repara-
tions pact permitting her, to
hold payments for repara-
tionS deliveries to a rock-bot-
tom minimum of $50 million
per year.
The Arizona post., 1956-01-20
Election Is
Disturbing To
Many French

PARIS (JTA) - The strik-
ing success of the Poujade
movement in the French ma
tional elections is causin G
some concern in liberal and
Jewish circles in France.
The Poujadists, who start
ed from scratch two years
ago as a protest movement
against the system of taxation
of small businessmen, emerg.
ed with at least 81 seats of
of the 544 elected by metropol-
itan France. In their election
campaigns, Poujadist candi-
dates centered a good deal of
fire on Pierre Mendes-France,
the Jewish exp r e mier o f
France, and anti-Semitic pro-
paganda featured largely at
all their election rallies.
The Arizona post., 1956-01-20

WINNIPEG, (JTA) = The
United wis h Appeal for
Winnipeg has been reconsti-
tuted for 1856 with local agen-
cies losing the priority status
they have enjoyed in past
years. In a joint statement is
sued by official of the Jewish
Welfare Fund of Winnipeg
the Midwest Region Zionist
organization of Canada and
the Western Division of the
Canadian JeWi S h Congress,
he UJA new look" was an
nounced.
Because of deep concern
eor the tremendous overseas
leeds," the statement read,
"the basis of the UJA agree
The Arizona post., 1956-01-20
HEADLINERS ENTERTAIN
AT MEMS CJA KICKOFF

Entertainment of high cali
ber will be presented at the
Kickoff CJA campaign din
ner at the Center Jan. 30 In
addition to the irrepresslble
Harpo Marx will be Lucille
Smith, the prominent TV sing
er and musical star. She has
Appeared with the Marx
Brothers in Las Vegas, was
featured in the movies "Briga-
doom" and Living 1t Up" the
latter with Martin and Lewis.
Speaker is Hank Greenspan,
editor of the Las Vegas Sun:
It will be recalled he received
national publicity for his con,
demnation of Mccarthy ana
won a legal skirmish with the
late Nevada Senator McCar'
ran, alleging conspiracy 10
withhold advertising from MS
paper.
The kosher dinner will serve
as an opener for the Trade,
professional and Advance Gilt
divisions. Reservations may
The Arizona post., 1956-01-20
ProbeEgypt
Arms port

BRUSSELS (JTA) = For
eign Minister H e nri Spaak,
disturbed over the use of Bel
gian ports as tunnels through
which large q Quantities S of
surplus" British ornaments
are being poured into Egypt,
has launched a series of steps
designed to stem the flow of
war goods to Egypt via that
country. Mr.. Spaak has called
into conference the ENJOYS of
Britain, France, E gypt, and
Israel, and has also called for
urgent reports on this entire
situation fir ON the Belgian
diplomatic representatives in
London, Paris, Cairo and
Jerusalem-as well as FIR o m
the Belgian police.
Meanwhile, a spokesman
for the Foreign M mis- try
blamed Britain for the mud
dle". There are still abundant
British war materials here in
Belgium" he said, "for which
export licenses cannot be re-
fused. The only way to stop
this is for Britain to ban the
export of war materials to
Belgium.
The Arizona post., 1956-01-20

vises the US. to avoid identifi-
cation with Israel.
Israeli circles here declared
that a rejection of Israels ap-
plication to purchase Amer
lean arms would mean an al
most inevitable Arab attack
with in a few months. They in
dicated that Israel has receiV-
ed no word SO far from the
State Department to the effect
that US. has decided to res
cind undertakings of Pre- s.
ideM Eisenhower and Secre-
tary IF State Dulles concern
ing their sympathetic consid-
Grafton" of appeals for wea-
pons for legitimate seMtde-
fense.
Nevertheless, they express
ed profound concern" at the
very existence of newspaper
reports S in this direction. A
high Israel source described
the contingency as one of "ex-
treme gravity"
The Arizona post., 1956-01-20
1st Priority Goes To UJA
In Canada Fund Drive

ment as it existed for the past
six years is being completely
revamped." In 1856, under the
proposed new arrangement, If
the minimum requirements of
the three participating organi-
cations are not r a i S e d, any
shortage of funds will be pro-
rated among the three. This
will necessarily mean that the
priorities previously establish
ed for local agencies will be
eliminated, the announcement
In the past, local priorities
were established and meant
that the first charge on cam
paign funds went for the bud
getary requirements of local
agencies.
The Arizona post., 1956-01-20

To Vie For
Arab Favor

WASHINGTON (JTA) -
Secretary of State Dulles in
dicated that the US. will not
be drawn into competition
with the Soviet Union for
Arab favor at ISraePS expense.
Speaking at a press confer
ence he said that while Mos
cow might try to win Arab
friendship by proposin g a
tough" resolution of censure
against Israel at the United
Nations Security Council, for
the December reprisal raid on
Syria that there was no reason
to fear American competition
in that respect.
He emphasized that the
American views on Arab-IS-
rael peace rem a in Every
much" as set forth in his Au-
gust 26 speech. He indicated
that these views would be adj
vanced when the A n glo-
American talks on the Middle
East situation start at the end
of this month between Pres
ident Eisenhower and Prime
Minister Sir Eden. Mr.. Dulles
said that no specific formula
has been acted upon.
The Arizona post., 1956-01-20
Yiddish Art
In Danger

NEW YORK (JTA) - Un-
less conditions governing the
Yiddish theatre in the United
States are altered radically it
will disappear within five to
ten years, Variety, the show
business trade newspaper
said. 1t was pointed out that
each succeeding session has
shown heavier losses "w t h
the current season the most
disastrous of ALL"