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HOLY MASS IN A SHED

Holy received this appeal for help from the
Bishop Kottayam aam is poor village that
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MAKE YOUR WILL GODS WILL. PLEASE REMEMBER
THE GOOD LORD AND HIS NEAR EAST
MISSIONS IN YOUR LAST WILL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19
,za4;7zs; sUMMERLINS BIG CHANGE HERE
SpOR rs
RiUOfFNre..
BY JULIAN C. wYcHE

roncr poDGE Teevee programming as sports are
d cot big boost last Saturday when the Dodgers met
1 y Giants in the Tv game of the week Reason CARL
v,ur nchcd the second no-htter of his winning
S d,ncatne hercuean feat turned against the Cubs
s Get the side-rule boys TO figure odds another
|,ut happening on ~
s, Raw Robinson let big squawk last week about
ma rule making Bounce gloves for his bout with
~ on on Friday night Which reminds that Sugar Man
.Ssd his 35th birthday recently and telegram from
W." which IN part congratulated Sugar his last birthday
Itrs "l make of that wrote Olson.
psnlv al Lopez Cleveland Indians manager was quoted
c Smith was that their best clutch hitter and when
~, hey win. when he doesn't they were out of luck
sA proved Monday night on blasting homer the 9th to
| s no Yanks 80 Lopez also quoted saying that
% c.rrasquel and Jim BusbY together would hit home
m this season than Larry Dolby. who traded the Pale
H., for the former pair Reasoning the pair have
a Dark TO homers in and they don't have bat against
| enc best pitching baseball
nbv reported as the most detected player in the AL
Tho White Sox got him from the Indians his big bat but
umhe batting around 100 and has failed TO smash
winner Speaking of batting Bill Burton Braves outfclder
kuenty leading the MI with ASP moving up place
! hitting safely the last II games He leading both
y u in triples of his 10 hits three baggers
Next tops is two
Harry Campbell Detroit Golden Glover beaten by Mar
hin Smith Ballast Ireland International matches last week
Chicago despite flooring Smith the first round WoodleY
Lewis end and halfback signed his new LA Rams pact
Ditto Might Tran) Lane of Chi Cards NFs top defensive
back Earl Smith BgTen954 top grid of Iowa has been
indicted armed forces Floyd Patterson recently Jump
heavy for Marcianos vacated crown laments
missing chance fight retired undefeaed champion
q ms friends wanted fight him
who makes his as wrestler here next
ay had the government file another lien last against
FOR making the total owed 81 243O97 This
MAS S2 1908 covering 953-54 Odtimers can recall that 80
years Jack Dempsey rejected million dollar by promoter
Ton oRourke to defend title against Harry Wills brilliant Ne
go heve
fsadevelopng top second base combination minors
compared Gene Baker and Ernie Banks of the Chi Cubs
Larry Rnes secondsackeT and Bill Harre shortStopper both
the Indianapolis Indians Speculation rampant Rocky
ndncs report that wfes illness retirement
Many EEL he'll return when she mends
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19
FREQ Lessons
"a Lady Duff

Women golfers IN the Detroit
area are able nv Get free lessons
and see exhibitions through FRI
day during The Srd annual
Detroit Time, Parks and Recre-
alton Women's Golf clinic A.
various municipal courses
About a dozen pros are Of
ferine tins. including Bonnie
Randolph OF Columbus. Ohio,
noted woman star. and Chick
Harberi. pho at nearby Mead
owbrook who won the National
PEA in 1854.
Head pro Lou Powers and his
entire municipal course staff
also ac on hand for one-hour
lessons and half-hour demon
STATIONS following each Of the
Institutional sessions
All participants arc required
to bring their own equipment
and register al the course.
Remaining schedule:
Wednesday ~ Palmer Park.
$50 pm
Thursday Rcdford $40 am
Friday Rackham. $50 q. m,
and River Rouge Range. 3 pm,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19
Wayne S Golfer
ThineIads Away

-Four of seven events remain
this weekend in two Of all four
of Wayne's Tartar sports.
The track squad faces Bowl
ina Green State at Bowling
Green on Wednesday and then
travels TO Cleveland. Ohio. on
Saturday TO face John Carroll
University in "a conference
meet.
The golf team faces Western
Michigan College al Kalamazoo
on Thursday and then meets the
University OF Chicago and Hill
nois Tech in Chicago on Satur-
oay.
II will be the final dual action
for the golfers who will 60 after
the Presidents Athletic Con-
ference title in Cleveland on
Tech . too and tied Western
Michigan ~ 10 Ia in an earlier
meet this year
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19
Joe Louis Local Debut as
Wrestler Set on Thursday

Rogers seemed 10 be almost
out on his feet when IN 2 sud
den move. he twisted the ring
ropes around Klelns neck BY
the time the Detroiter could
diSengage himself from the
hemp. he had been counted out.
Ever since. Klein has been
demanding another shot at
Rogers. but Rogers has shown
no great desire to mix with HIM
When a schedule con ( JIG {
forced Seymour Kocnig 10 with
draw from the bout with Rogers
MAY oath. however. the Olympia
promoters realized that Klein
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19

NEW YORK FloNd Pailcr-
son. who moved into The heavy
weight ranking only this month
and Tommy tHurrlcanc) Jack
son were signed last Wednesday
TO meet June 8 at Madison
Square Garden in l2-rOund
elimination bout 70 help select
a champion TO succeed Rocky
MarclanO.
Marclano vacated the heavy
weight crown April ~ when he
retired indicated To become a
stay al home husband
The Jackson tght
viii be promoted by the luicr-
national Boxing Club. but Ju-
Illus Holland. New 1ork state
athletic commissioner an
nounccd II in his office where
the two boxers signed
This is long step forward
in the elimination 10 obtain a
successor 10 Marciano. declared
Holland
Winner To Face Moore
The winner presumably would
meet light-heavyweighi cham
pion Archie Moore in an out
door fight in September for the
crown
Patterson and Jackson each
will get % per cent of the gate
with minimum guarantee ot
$4,000 Each also VIII receive
$4,000 from iclcvision rights
/ The fight viii be- carried
nationally on the ocular FRIDAY
night television fight program
with no blackout Of any de-
scription. according to Holland.
Seas for the fight will be scaled
from SD to 2
Bookmakers made the 81
year-old Patterson an Be 10 ,
favorite TO whip the 24-year-
old Jackson.
No. S Challenger
Patterson was made the No ,
heavyweight challenger only
this monh. Previously he had
been listed as the top light
heavyweight challenger.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19

Louis. who r7e a''e8@v
demonstrated a b lily as a
grappler. faces a real ies. In
Big Jim Bernard who makes
no secret thai he GU o end
Louis string OF victories.
Olympia officials are also
anxious To show Detroit just
how entertaining and exciting
good wrestling can be So they
are adding another feature bout
that is good enough to headline
any wrestling card at any arena
IN the country This duel a
one-hour main event, pits Bud
DIV mature Bow Rogers and Lou
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19

man just could not top his
Contemplating or flnesse.
The fight was slated before
Rocky Marciano retired and was
TO have served as the first IN
an elimination series 10 find a
new challenger.
With Marciano gone. the series
took on new importance since
il will be the vehicle by which
the new champ is determined.
Baker was slow getting start
ed but mastered Holman's style
BY the sixth round and laced
into him. In quick succession
he cut the Chicagoan's mouth
with singing left jab and
then opened a cut over his left
eye.
Judge Edward Thai scored II
III to ia. Judge Stuart Win
ston saw it III to ll2. and Rel
cree Jimmy Peerless. ll9 to ia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19

Michigan WclicrNei-ht cian
pion Duke Harris Of D"il9' ha.
an added incentive Is he beat
Mel Collins of Tnn'pO y ,
IN the tcn-round feature ailsHt
ton al Motor Chs BoNnl Clui
SATURDAY.
If Harris beats Collins IN an
impressive fashion. he Will
head an outdoor show that
promoter Arthur Finks plans
staging later in the summer.
Duke has been training extra
hard 10 be N the best Of con.
diiion.
Matchmaker JACK WaHs na
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19
M CrnyGe
.M ia Rom'

~. w Gray youthful Detroit
|I,.''"elehi, stretched his un-
E', w.. Streak to IA in a row
Huay night AT Motor City
~ upon gaming a unani-
e,gh'-round decision over
Ply Bronko.
wy looked sharper than
A., go any time since he came
s ~ u the Golden Gloves
4, mad things all his own
.ven rounds when he
l, r.l'0od a desperate rally by
"'' In the final sfanxa.
.s s.S,S Taylor. Detroit light
k.r'S, ~. turned In one Of the top
H., ''ances Of his brief pro
IT, when he won a unani-
l,ss;'N S <, decision over
Y. ~. harris Of Pontiac.
~. '1p four-rounder John
~ y. Detroit welterweight,
aeclslon over Leon Wat
t,p0io,oo' m /, National AAU
~ ~ ,p9 Tf, four Larry Mozart
ArAp, ,roledo, easily decisioned
tanner Of Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19
Hayes Jones Great

YPSILANTI (SpcciaD - Bril-
liant HAYES Jones turned in an
other fine triple victory here
Saturday 10 lead Pontiac High
10 one Of the largest track and
field routs in state regional
history.
Jones won both hurdles and
the broad jump and was clocked
in .l43 in the highs. two tenihs
of a second under his own state
record
Pontiac rolled up 97is points
winning IL events and picking
up points IN all 10 eventa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19
Lions Games to
Start Earlier

The Detroit Lions professional
football team will begin rs
home games al 1870 pm this
wear instead of ? um
The traditional Thanksgiving
Dav battle with Green Bay viii
retain It's noon starting time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19
SatterfieId
For Crown
Bout(hanee

Detroit hasn't had a world
heavyweight champion since Joe
Louis came out OF amateur
ranks at Brewster Recreation
more than 20 years ago. but
don't bet that Johnny Summer
lin won't make IT
The lightning fast. hammer
listed EXCL can move square
ly into the top OF the conien-
ton for the vacant heavy
weight crown by an impress
sive victory over Bob Safer
field at Olympia next Wednes-
day.
Right now Summerlin is listed
as one of the half dozen leading
candidates for the crown which
Rocky Marciano has relin-
quished In all speculation about
an elimination tournament to
determine his successor. Sum
merlin'S name has figured prom
inentlv
Aware OF BOBBY Trap
Summerlin however IS too
smart 10 fall into the BOBBY trap
of looking past his bout with
Satterfield. For several reasons.
he regards this as the most
crucial match Of his career
Although a favorite in Detroit
and Los Angeles where he has
done most Of his fighting. Sum
merlin is virtually unknown in
many sections Of the country.
This viii be his first nationally
ItcleviSed bout by which to show
millions OF televiewers why he
qualities fof a chance for the
heavyweight crown
Moreover. Satlerfeld is the
most experienced and the hard
est hitting opponent Summerlin
has ever met.
won MAKE Mistake
I'm not thinking Of anything
right now excepting 10 beat
Satierfiold." saws Summerhn
"A fighter like Satteffleld j.,
always dangerous lie ha, shown
time and again that all he needs
IS one good shot 20 break up q
eht. You can't afford TO make
q single mistake against a mar
like that"
The record book supports thu
cautious appraisal or the FIVE
heavieS who are linked witl
! Summerlin as top contcnders
Saticrfield has beaten two, NJ
has stopped Baker once anC
Holman twice
Tickets now on sale at Olym
pia Stadium Prices: 81, 81 40
SIS go tax included.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19
Charles Set on TV

NEW YORK Ezzard Charles,
former world heavyweight
champion. was matched with
young Wayne Bethca, Of the
Bronx. in 2 ten-round bout
scheduled At the 81. Nick Arena
on May q.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19
FRANK ROBINSON
GREATEST.pROSpE(1
Branch Riekey
lauds RedIeq
LeftfieIder

CINCINNATI. o -"Grcatesi
prospect in the game today"
Speaking was Branch Ric-
key. the man who had the
foresight 10 SIGN Jackie Robin
son TO contract in organized
baseball.
Hickey was speaking about
another RobInSon-Frank Rob
inson, rookie outfielder with the
Cincinnati Redlegs
Il tried for him." Hickey
declared "BJudas Priest, why
did | LET him get awav2"
Still With BUGS
This was before Hickey re-
signed as general manager Of
the Pittsburgh Pirates that he
made this evaluaiion of Frank
Robinson AT that time. Robin
son had not been tested in major
league competition
Now no has. He won the reg
ular lefificld berth on the Red
legs. He has shown some indi-
cation that Hickey was on the
right track.
The 20-vcar-o old vOungster. in
the first l3 games. had nine hits.
including three home runs.
Manage Birdie Tebbeis isn't
looking for the moon from the
kid Tchbetts said before the
season that he would be salts
fled If Robinson hit 260
Sore Arm Victim
For the time sore arm dim
med Robinson's baseball future.
He trained with the Rcdlegs AT
Tampa and was impressive.
Then he came down with a sore
arm.
He was sent out to the Co
lumbia club of the South At
lantlc League Hampered by the
injured arm. he had slow start
and eventually was put on the
shelf
He recovered and during the
lest six weeks of the campaign
was truly hot performer. He
batted 800 and hi 10 home
runs. His smoking bat spanked
the Columbia teams 10 the Sally
League pennant His season ave.
rage was .263. with u home
runs and 50 runs batted-in
From Beaumont
The 6-foot. l-inch. l83-pouno
Robinson is a native of Beau
mont Tex. but grew up II
Oakland. Calf. He attended Nc
Clymonds High School and wa
a triple sport athlete--football
basketball and baseball Incl
dentallv. this was the same hlgf
school which the great Univer
Sitv of San Francisco cage star
Bill Russell. attended
Naturally baseball was Rob
inson's first love He played boil
sandlol and American LegioT
ball and was mmber Of The
( Bill Erwin Post No. 337 Of Oak
land. 1850 national champions
Signed by Redleg scout Bobby
Matiick after high school grad
uaiion. he was sent to Ogden
| His very first at bat in pro bal
saw him blast a triple, a har
binger of things TO come.
In y games with Ogden. NJ
scored 20 runs. made "a hts
III total bases 20 doubles. Sl'
triples. II homers. 80 RIBS anC
batted .348. He played II game
at third and sixty in the out
field.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19
Althea Wins Again

ROME-Australia's New Hosd
blasted Sven Davidson off the
courts in 70-mnute straight
sci match and Althea Gibson Of
New York won her 18th over
seas tournament last week a.
the pair took the mems and
women'S singles titles In the
Rome International tennis tour
nament
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19

,I pittsburgh gladiator
u'''sd his way TO a unani-
l y la.round decision over
.''a Holman Of Chicago. at
auditorium. causing the
mrs face 10 stream blood
Pn The sixth on.
h. .''pe carrying the fight tc
r. n'Is'polished Baker, Hol
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19
@k'-White Sox
''''le on Video

Ri H. y running neck and
|d, n. n s American League
49, y, New York Yankees
: ~ SSnalcago White Sox clash
,Es o,l Baseball Game Of the
sv over CHS Television Sat
[ Da,S,Ss fIlns at lbs pm.
ss., L. Dean and Buddy
~ CIVIL, will do the broadcast
Dan ,.',I comiskey Park.
iIl also spotlight in a
s,b,gp lnierviev session.
Mn Preview," beeinning
kmu Pm Pm cNY time. when
Is,'.1naa' with Gabby Hart.
r lu.@'' Chicago Cub eaten.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19

Klein in a rematch OF a wild
hrawl staged in their last
meeting.
Klein. a Detroit product and
one of the most popular per
formers in the sport. put up a
terrific stand against the favored
Rogers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19

Sports fans will agree that It's worth The price of adj
mission TO see Joe Louis of the greatest boxing cham
pons of all time return to the Olympia ring as wrestler
next Thursday night
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19
Bob Baker Unanimously
DECISIONS John Holman

MIAMI BEACH, Fla SPECIAL)-B Bob Baker
punched his way step nearer the heavyweight crown
tss last Wednesday night, thnningout contenders for
|@yacated Rocky Marcianos title.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-19
Patti son-Jackson
Elimination Bout

jackson Is rated the No. 2
heavyweight contender behind
Moore IN the latest ring rank
.L.n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06
Cob Driver Kills
Women and Self

ROANOKE, Va, Nov. 6 (P).-
A Salem taxi driver fatally shot
a young woman who acted as
dispatcher for her familys cab
company and then turned the
gun on himself. Salem police
reported yesterday.
Dead are: Lewis A. Rhodes
40. and Mrs. Minnie Barnett
Cadd. about 80. DR.. Sheldon d
Carey, Roanoke County Medical
examiner. said the deaths were
murder and suicide.
The shooting occurred Sun.
day night in the main stree
home where Mrs. cadd lived with
her mother and Rhode stayed
as a roomer.
Police Chief George Fade.
said his investigation showed
that Mrs. cadd was shot wher
she returned home after beinl
out with some friends.
Chief Fades said Mrs. cadd',
body shot in the head and chesl
was lying on the floor OF hel
room. Rhodes. with the auto.
matte elutehed in his hand. wa
sprawled on a bed in anothel
room. He had two bullet wound.
in the left chest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06
2 Budget Increases
Voted, | Rejected
In Loudoun County

LEESBURG, Va. Nov. 6. (Spe-
ciaD Increased budgets for
1857 were approved for two coun-
ity officials and turned down for
another at a meeting of Lou
doun supervisors yesterday.
! Commissioner of Revenue T.
B. Hutchinson and Common
wealth's Attorney Sterling M.
Harrison were granted increases
for their Offices and Sheriff Rog-
er F. Powell was denied an in
crease.
| The total amount Of Mr..
Hutchison's budget is $l9,325,
an increase of $3.50 over last
year. The vote was ST., with
Lovettsville supervisor James E,
Arnold voting against the raise.
Mr.. Harrison's budget increase
was $500, totaling $4,000. The
increase was applied to the at
torney's salary, boosting this to
$4,000.
Sheriff Powell's requested in
crease was $2.420. The amount
of his budget was left at last
years $21.510. Chairman ]. E.
Kirkpatrick abstained from vot-
ing on this question.
Rights-of-way for two bridges
in the secondary system were
guaranteed. One is the Water
ford Bridge on Route 500 over
the south branch Of Cotoctin
Greek. The other is for a bridge
over Goose Greek on Route 734
east Of Mountville,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06
WHO Ex-chief TO Talk

DR. Brock Chisholm. former
director general Of the World
Health Organization. will speak
at 8:15 pm. Thursday in All
Souls Unitarian Church, Six
tenth and Harvard streets NV.
The lecture is being sponsored
jointly by the American HUI
manist Association and the
Washington Ethical Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06
|PTA May Ask Board
To Drop Hoger Censure

The District Congress Of Par
ents and Teachers may ask the
Board Of Education TO drop a
possible censure action against
DR.. Walter E. Hager. president
of District Teachers College.
The executive committee Of the
PTA group. by a slim margin,
is backing the peace-making
move. The recommendation was
to go before the PTA Board Of
Managers today.
DR.. Hager has been called on
by the Board OF Education to
SHOW cause" why he shouldn't
be censured for allegedly refusing
10 cooperate with an investiga-
ton OF a reported cheating Incl
dent at the college last spring.
No cehsure actually has been
voted. DR.. Hager yesterday said
he is preparing a letter to the
board. The letter Is expected 10
be dealt with at the next meeting
on November IL.
Won't Discuss Contents !
DR.. Hager declined 10 discuss
the contents Of the letter.
The teachers college faculty.
meanwhile. has sent school
board members a letter indors-
ing DR.. Hager's leadership and
urging that the cheating matter
be closed.
The letter was signed BY DR..
Paul D. Carr. dean and chair
man Of the faculty organization.
II said DR.. Hager's contributions
10 the cause OF teacher eduea-
ton have brought 70 him and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06
Weather Damages
Crops in Virginia

RICHMOND, Nov. s Pl.-
Spokesman for the State Depart
ment Of Agriculture say the gen.
orally warm and very vet wealth
er Of the past three weeks caused
extensive damage 70 some Vir-
ginia crops.
( The department said yesterday
the worst damage vas sustained
by peanut and soybean crops
Ten to Is per cent Of the peanut
crop stu is in the ground.
4 The department reported food.
ing Of Eastern Virginia soybear
fields with considerable loss. Ap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06
Rambling

On one side OF the rear
window of a car seen around
town is an Eisenhower sticker
labeled His" and on the
other side a Stevenson sticker
labeled "Hers."
A lot Of readers have been
reporting those signs cropping
up on business establishments
over town: Customers
Wanted. No Experience Nee
essary."
A Hand Laundry near
Eleventh street and Vermont
avenue NV. advertises auto
'matic laundry, 9 pounds for
30 cents.
Youngsters in one Silver
Spring neighborhood spent
Halloween ripping OF Steven
son stickers from automobiles
and soaplng the windows with
i Like Ike legends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06
Trustees
To Meet in Arkansas

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, Nov
IS P-The semi-annual meet
ing Of the trustees and directors
OF Colonial Williamsburg. Inc.
will be held November 1914 at
winrock Farm. the 2.4O0-acre
cattle farm Of Winthrop Rookie
feller on Petit Jean Mountain
Arkansas.
! The announcement came from
Kenneth Chorley. president
Of Colonial Williamsburg. the
Rockefeller-backed organization
which is restoring the capital
Of Colonial Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06
No Traffic Meeting

Yesterdays editions of The
Star incorrectly reported that
the Prince Georges. County
Traffic Safety Committee would
meet tomorrow to discuss the
county's highway death rate.
The committee does not have
any meetings scheduled.