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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

the balotng for the most popular Sunday School superin
tendent.
This weeks results follows:
Mr. George McDufie, Third Baptist Church 1880
Mr. James Thomas, Hopewell Missionary Bap .a. $500
Rev E S. Jones. Chapel Hill Baptist ........ 294O
Mr. VIM Washington Greater Mt Carmel Bapt M 2750
Mr. James Jennings, Bethel Temple Baptist 1850
Mrs Fannie Everett First Baptist Delray) ... 1570
Mrs Mary Castleberry House of Israel ...... 1850
Mr. Ardah Williams Israel Baptist .......... 1890
Mr. Roosevelt Price, Warren Ave. Baptist ..... 94C
Rev. Charles Reynolds Mt Charity Baptist $40
Mrs Mary Dudley Rose of Sharon Baptist lao
Rev Clarence Sharker Turner Chapel CINE .~.... 110
Mr. Parks Kennedy st. Peter AME .u............ 1lO
Mr. Edward Napier, Church of God in Christ loo
Mr. j. T. Robinson Mt. Vernon Baptist l0C
Mrs Vamon Stotts Church of Our Father ....... 10C
Mr.. Alfred Hardt, New Hope Baptist lot
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28

The arts of our time: paint
ings and decorative arts from
the permanent collect n,
thu ough September 8. Master
drawing from the permanent
collection. through October IA.
Drawings and water colors by
Charles Burchfield, through
September 2. Eskimo Carvings
from the collections of DR.. and
Mrs. Charles Creaser and Miss.
Jessie Metcalf. through Septem-
Der 8.
Retrospective exhibition Michi-
gan water color society: ten
years of prize winners, through
August 81.
where's the fire?"
I'm oof TO register for the
November 6 election. How
about your"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28
Saving Bonds, Cash
Prizes to Winners

Contestants the Detroit Trbunes popularity contest
for Sunday School Superintendent looking forward to
three top prizes the close of the voting next month";
Two Savings Bonds and cash award will be given the
three top svperntendents, when the final VOTES
counted.
Mr. George McDue of Third Baptist continues to lead
the baong for the most popular Sunday School supern
tendent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28
Detroit Tribune
WO. 2-1O22, WO. 2-4937

Rsprsssnins Our Mother God Divine Pubshss
Crusader For nvincbls Triumphant Divine Rights II man
PLEDGED and uphold human and civil r'ghn.
Puhishsd svszY Wednesday by the Detroit Tribune Fuo
lishing CO.. Inc.
Entered second class matter s the post ohcs ~ Deno
Michigan The Of March g. 1873 ons
Year s4Sv s2o; Foreign yearly se.oo
National Advertising Representatives. Interstate oneo
Newspapers.
Andrew r Frushauf. cS- Owner and Publisher
B. Ellington. General Manager Managing Ediiof
Evening star., 1956-12-09
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) Jerry Lewis will
do his first Tv show in color from New York
January 19. And he'll be working partly for
ex-partner Dean Martin. Every dime Jerry
makes goes into York Productions, owned by
Jerry, Dean and Paramount. . Dean is still
holding out for filmed comedy series.
see where the Milton Rerles are setting up
more or less permanent housekeeping in Paris
There's nothing sadder to my mind than to see
the Americans over there waiting for United
States, pals to drop by with "Stateside" news.
It's the third Christmas for Fredrc
March and Basil RathbOne in the color tele-
film version of Dickens "A Christmas Carol"
It's now Sir Desi Arnaz. He was knlghted
by the Cuban government. And Dame Lucille
Ball. They're back from a jaunt to Miami,
Houston and New Orleans, to put finishing
Evening star., 1956-12-09
HOLLYWOOD REPORT
Jerry Works for Dean

touches to the half hour film they shot with
Superman George Reeves In this one it isn't
bird, it isn't speeding train, it's Lucy
Wouldn't you know it! For Gene Kelly's
first starring appearance on TV, he won't dance
a step. The show "The Life You Save May
Be Your own" has Gene minus an arm and
he's looking for an Eva Marie Saint type to
play the mute girl
I'm always skeptical of this and that
search" for new" girl or boy for movie or
TV program. And as suspected, Ray AnthOny's
combing of the front and back woods for a
permanent singer-dancer on his Friday night
TV musical hour, will end at the door of his
blond bride, Mamie Van DOren. Its
mystery where skinny. Frank Sinatra gets the
energy. In addition to three scheduled movies,
the voice will star in a weekly half-hour show
for ABC next season, plus two one-hour specs
year.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES tcont. ],

/ PAINTING AND INT. DEc.--Let q
conscientious worker solve your
paint. and int. dec problems; DUAL
1orA, N. H. KEENAN,. JU. b-016S
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ROOMS FURNIsHED--N.W.

1854 18th 81 N.w.-Business.
beaut. furn, mod baths NO 7-9l2g
4224 18th ST.--Trin rms, pvt
bath. shower. S60-$T0. Single, $40
Clean. corner home. Parking.
NEAR STATLER-Gentlem large
studio room. running water. semi
private path: reasonable. MA. g.
1880; EYES. OIL. yti-d914.
NICE ROOM with refgr. and run
ming water, next to bath: every
thing furn.i $40 weekly. 1915
18th ST. NV,
NEAR GW--Clean. mod. rms, 81
wk:, 1913 Penna. ave. NV. ST. g.
KENNEDY sT. NV, IAlO---Lge
newly decor. rm., lge closets;
refer and ldry. privils. Bus at door
Girl only, SIS mo.
ROOM TO RENT with Jewish family
mr.. bus. gentlemen. From 10 am.
8 pm, Ii. 3-0406 Sun, Tu 2-8457
EXCLUSIVE NEW HAMPSHIRE
HOUSE, l7I4 New Hamp. ave. NV.
Beautiful single room; maid serv-
ice. AID. 2-1S52.
1908 QUE ST. N.W.--Want free 2f'
televiSion In every room? Maid sery
Near transp. Seles. $40 wk.
dbles.. SIS wk. DU. 7-26l0. =
UPPER 18th ST. ARLA--Attrac bed.
rfn.: share Ice. kit, bath with
other person. Call after 8 pm. AID
Mr.. SHERATON PK.-comf., attrac
rm.; Ice, closet, semipvt. bath; quiei
loo. HUI. 3-SS34. g.
SINGLE ROOM, next to bath; re.
fined employed girl: adult family
COW. transp. ia. 9-I52e.
RANDLE HOUSE. 1923 N st, Younl
ms. nv PIX. Bendix. HU. 3-7474
SLEEP ON FOAM MATTRESS, wax
up. to music-clock-radio; refgr
grill; $3.50 wk. 2147 F. Elk. 3-6e33
FRONT ROOM, on Alaska ave. fol
ladyl semipvt. bath. 1900 Alaski
ave. NV, RIA. 6-239S.
20I3 28th ST. NV. vic. Sheraton.
Park Hotel--2 desir. rms. with pvt
bath: unlin. phone; COW. transp
gentlemen: reas. HU. 3-4457.
1919 G ST. N.W.-Rm. for man
semipvt. bath; close 10 restaurants
transp, NE. S-5630. Ext. 502 aft
2:30
MT. PLEASANT-cozy, large sin.
gle room; hot plate, REFRIGERATOR
home privileges; gentleman. co
5-313l.
fs29 P ST. N.W.-Gentleman; com.
fortahly furnished, adjoining bath
MASTER BEDRM.. semipyt. bath
Sheraton-Park Hotel vic. carpor
- a a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06
neutrality-suspicious. SALE

ADDING MACHINES. TYPEwRIT.
Frs, SO up. Your choice. only 81
week. Free home demonstrations
Call cLARK'S, EN-. 3-9535 NOW
ADDING MACHINE-CASH REGISTER
comb, Smith-Corona. : mos. old
Also Coke machine. auto; cleo
slicer; scales; all In good cond. Besi
offer CAL RE. 1-0SS1.
ADDING MACHINE. Remington
Rand, hand operated 1n-key Mon.
arch with tape: excel. cond; S55
OIL. ti-55ss. NJ
ADDING MACHINE, IO-key Rem
Rand, new. No money down, 81
week CIRCLE al 10th st. NV
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10Th ST. NV, 1914
1-ROOM EFFICIENCY
GIF EO tUTEK

DOUGLAS ST NE. 2l2--Beauti.
fully furn incl. piano; expos
ures: End n. newly dec. 2 large
rms, dinette. also screened porch
oil heat and hot water incl.
SIO.IO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06
ADDING MACHINES

Demonstrators with new machine
guarantee; hand or electric. reason
ably priced Factory branch Phone
RE. 7-2l3l. day or evening
AIR C0MPRESSORS MACHINERY
tools Of every description: We are
closing out our entire stock of re-
built and new Skilsaws. drills. mo-
tors. fans. attic fans. gasoline gen.
orators. floor sanders, edgers
pumps. sump pumps and bench
saws. Some -Of-a-kind. All
guaranteed Parking. ELECTRIC
EQUIPMENT CO.. 2473 Sherman
sye, nv. Open Sat. till /.
ANTIQUES-SplnninE wheel. SIS:
wash bowl and pitcher, SIS: Bris-
toll vases, $40 pr; old pressed glass
cake plates, So: small basket
81. blue glass pitcher. IS, and
other collectors items. AP 7-392S
APPLIANCES, GOOD USED FURN.,
retRrs. TVS. stoves; cash and Inn
med. removal Closed on Monday
Sc. FURNITURE EXCHANGE, 2IO
9TH ST. Sc. Ii. 6-05S5.
BATHTUBS, toilets, basins; new
used Discount prices K&W SUP.
Pl Y CO nth and Benning I'd. e
BENDIX AUTOMATIC WASHER. car
top rack. child's toys; parakeets;
dupllcator. JU. 5-0l53.
BUILDING-l2xl6 frame ONCE. witt
2 show windows: ready to move
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06
APIS. uNEuRNlsHEp-p. Z

BOILING ANDREWS yIC.-FIRsT.
FLOOR APT. AVAIL. Extra lge rms.
Janitor. MT. parking. washing,
shop facils. PRESS REALTY CORP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06

ICON APIS, 1901 Calvert st.
--Elev bedrms Iiy nm.
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2-BEDROOM APT.

Mod. apt. bldg; nicely lfurn.; mr.
bus, stores. etc. 10Th Penn. Sc. Slll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06
SITuATIoNS-MEH

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
We Specialize 10 These Positions
ATLAS Evans Bldg RE 1878
BOOKKEErER ACCOUNTANT Dc
sifet part-time work evenings ant
week ends ysrSatile experienced
tax returns. state ana federal
statemenlA, etc RA 6-l310.
TEACHER desires fuii-time work
COLLEGE deg, WILING 10 earn; refs
~. 4-5l35 beiore 4 or after O.
Young MAN. eoliege education, IL
yft experience civil ana cFiminh
insestisAtiYs work uelc and al
Seacins ave. Rockvilis. I'D
cOLORED MAN meets w0rk afisi
eenaas.. III l-alTa -
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APIS. FURN.-D.c. Cont

CONGRESS HEIGHTS. near Boiling
Field--Bedrm., liv. rm., dinette
kit. and bath. nicely furn., Se5
incl; all utils.. laundry facilities.
JOHN 4. SHELTON. REALToR.
10. $4,000.
32ls CONN.--2-bedrm. apt, "a
adults: also efiics.: ideal location.
shops. transp. WO, 6-6S6d.
2 LARGE ROOMS, kitchen and bath,
completely redecorated. utilities
fuTn. 18th ST.. near Thomas Circle.
Can be seen daily, q to 3. no. p
677s, Kinks REALTY CO.. Real
tors.
MT. PLEASANT-Bed- iiv. rm.. COM
pl. kit, pvt. bath (entire Ord NJ.
SOB mo-. or wkly.. inch utils. AID.
4-3925.
3Os DECATUR ST. NV rms,
kit. bath. screened porch; $50 per
mo. Call CO. 5-S4I4.
FOR BACHELoR--Good location
and transp.:: IDEAL 4 men. Twin
beds. 10. 2-0152.
BASEMENT APT. consists OF large
lbedrm;' sood-size kit, Can FE.
NEWLY DECORATED ist n, =
bedrm apt; yard, laundry facili-
ties: excel. transp. RIA. b-55Sl,
SCOTT CIR.-Loveiy studio type, full
kit. person. genteel atmosphere.
$3.50. 1881 o st. NV. AID. 2-a337
1926 18th ST. N.W.--Newly dec.
beaut. furn. 2 bedrms., liv. rm., kit.
bath; 500. DE. 2-6530,
CONN. -KAL. Studio apt, small apt
bldg; | man; kitchen. dinette
peach tile bath; utils; $50 80. g.
$3.50 pm. COLA Kalorama I'd. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

aTnNOGRAPuER. sxpeft iseal g.
~ Weeksndt. eveningt. Boa 1873.
eiaf. -
NtRsF-HOCeEkFTFEG. White sTp
refs sldsfiY o. crronics would
isass siiJ fer water BeH las. s,ai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06
lie I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE
TVs-coNsoLEs
e5I pFNNsyiJVGgNTIA AVE- ar

Tv, l2-in. table model; $50; guar
anteed. 3424 Georgia ave. NV.
ia. 9-244l.
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FARM AND sARDtH


Foe DEP FREEzE-z2c per u
1--we 5eef, 5foGesHing house III
elagahief eutgr, package. ia5el ano
isft. IL s-seof.
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32l7 CONN.--2-bedrm. apt, 81
adults; also efies.; ideal location
shops. transp, WO, fi-8Sfiti.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06

BEVERLY IUUKIS, I13b Columbia
I'd. NV. Spacious nl-hedrooul
auartfnpnf EaN lfn far pav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06

orc. FURN.. EQUIP. MACHINES
Free catalogue. You can shop by
phone mail or n person. CAL
ORGAN-church organ. electronic,
including bench and sneaker;
S495. KITS, 1880 q st. NV, RE.
T-62l2
ORGAN, Hammond. home-entertain-
ment model: excellent condition; .
1890 G St, NV, RE. 7-621e.
full Keyboard console
type instruments, in very good con-
dition. $3.50. Pay S25 down. JOR-
DAMS. corner 18th and @ SITS. NV.
PIANOS--Army, Navy. Air Force and
Marine personnel. Government and
District employees can save real
money on all kinds Of instruments
at the PIANO MART. 10l5 9TH ST.
NV. over 100 spinets, consoles
snd npri 81 s,d 70 !, ch99se from ST
NV. Dust above the library. OPEN
THURSDAY EVENINGS.
PIANUS-Used, uprights, sos up;
new spinets, S395: reconditioned
apartment uprlghts. S295 up. Doz-
ems OF other bargains. ST. $4,000
PIANO MART. 1Ol5 Tth st. NV.
OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS.
PIANUS--Used. small grands; Sf95.
SGD and SEAS; ST, $4,000.
PIANO MART lois eth st. NV.
OPkk THURSDAY EVENINGS.
PIANOS--JoRDANS have values in
all types OF pianos. The largest
selection 6.,I In The city; As little as
5osD sSsNSs THEE 9aFss y sfohE s e eoy
ner 18th and @ SITS. NV. tphone
I ST. 3-94001, 1859 Lee hwy. Ar
( lington Va. tphone kE. S-50BOl;
1882 Georgia ave. Silver Spring
'phcne JU. 5-1l05l Suburban
stores open evenings. Park in front.
PIANOS. exclusive The exciting
new WurlitZer electronic pianos.
with true piano-tone quality. only
1919. Use our Xmas layaway plan,
take up to : yrs. TO pay. kits S,
1880 g 81 NV. RE. 7-6212.
PIANO, Concord spinet floor sample.
| 1895. New guarantee. KITS,
1880 @ st. NV, RE. T-62l2.
PIANOS. special purchase, Just In
| time for Xmas. Save $3.50. full S.
note spinet piano. Only $465. Use
| our Xmas layaway plan. up to
yrs. to pay. KITS, 1880 G St.
NV RE. 7-62l2.
PIANO, new, Gulbransen, spinet
ideal Tor beginning student or apt.
dweller; choice of 5 beautiful I'm
livery. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO,
J IlOS g st. NV.
Beautiful medium upright,
excel cond.; also Regina music box;
3 rush-bottom mahog. chairs, gas
stove. TIE. 6-T3S7.
PIANOS FOR RFNT--New and used
/ spinets, consoles. grands and up
rights. at moderate rates tfrom So
JoRDAN's THREE STORES. Corner
18th and @ SITS NV. (phone ST
$4,000; 5l69 Lee hwy Arlington;
Georgia ave. Silver Sprlng tphone
JU. 5-1105l. Suburban stores open
evenings Park N front
HYDROCARBONS. used. $3.50 up:
quar- deliv.; large stock ACME
STOVE. l011 9TH st. NV, Ma.
$500.
REFRIGERATOR. late mbdei, S55:
also refgr., S25; gas refgrn $40.
/ LA 6-l491
REFRIGERATORS, used, refinished.
{ rebuilt; some guar. year; 50 80
1 up. FREDERICK INC, 1905 l4th
4 ST.. IA $1,000
I REFRIGERATORS
lfUSEDli - down, prompt uenyery.
No red tape Hundreds and hum
grade General Electric. Westing-
house and Frigidaire. Two-year
guarantee UNIVERSAL Co. 1900
GEORGIA ave. NV, tn. 2-SSSS.
PERPETRATORS
Reconditioned. Guaranteed Year,
( $3.50
/ PEERLESS SALES CO.
2237 Georgia Ave. DE. 2-o56b
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ROOFING. GUTTING-

OOFING. new work. repairs; gut
tiers. spouts, carpentry painting
A D, THOMAS. WA. 1-7352. SP
a-hnR2
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS AREA - At-
tracttve.. /. = and 3 bedroom apis:
reasonable rent 10 n-01HI
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e5l Pennsylvania AVE. Sc.
TYPEWRITER. new and used ma
chimes. Nothing down, s. week
ANY make or model. Call us any
time. Free home demonstration
MOHAWK. VIII. 6-5l49
standards and port
ableS S25 up. Your choice only 81
week Free home demonstration
Cal CLARK'S. EN-. 3-gd35. NOW
TYPEWRITERS nothing down; 81
week free home demonstration
all styles, all models. Call CLARK'S.
EN- 3.9535 now.
TYPEWRITERS. standard, uortables.
cleo Easy terms. You ring. We
bring AMERICAN. 143l E Cap
itol Our 46th year. Ii. ;}-A0S2
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FUR COAT, Chinese mink, sire IA.
slv0, good condition KE. 1890
FURNITURE, Regency style graz
velvet sofa and slip cover $50. Dec
table ara ARP W 5-i34b
FURNITuRE.-Livinr I'm. suite. MAY.
TAG auto. washer Very food como
Moying. Eyergreen 4-si234
FURNITURE - tilt-hack Barco
lounge chairs res price, siOa 50.
nov, $50 SO; one sg-ir curved
Hofa. uylon fabric rose color. res
price $50. eth0. REDMAN a
BROWN FURNITURE CO. i72g-
81 lfth 81 nv Pre- parklng. }
FURNITURE SALE
Tremendous SAVINGS on brand new
oetter-grndH becrm. din rm. Nv
I'm becdins Modern. Early AMER.
car. French and Italian Provincial.
factory ciofe1uts aamp.es and SUI.
plus stock at lcgeft prices, fsEar1ieti
rf bic discounts offered elsewhere
Stahler's Furniture Co.
eis IAN o. nv. RE- 1-43io
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

YOUNG LADY to share apt. with
one other girl; upper Conn. ave,
Sun. and ewes EN-. 3-4669.
GIRL TO SHARE Ice. lovely apt.
with 2 other girls; cow. to transp.
and shopping; TV; $35 no.: all
utils. HU. 3-S509.
WISH GIRL to share lovely NV.
apt. with . business girls. Phone
EN-. 3-lB4b.
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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK-Dinners Monday through
Friday. only good cook considered
Busting. cleaning and ironing on
Friday. Ma. S-6il6, . am. to 4
n M
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MT. PLEASANT-Bed civ. rm.. com.
pl, kit. pvt. bath (entire Ord A.
SOB mo-. or wkly.; inch utils. AID
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MIscELLANEoUs-FoR SALE

orc. FURN.. EQUIP. MACHINES
Free catalogue You can shop b!
phone, mail or in person. Cal
cLARK's. EN- 3-9535. NOW.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-05-25
PLAIN TALK
CONTINUED from Page II

NOou4AHue0 from rage
You know how it goes with a |
Jewish columnist: He thinks he
has to be in touch with Jewish
problems right along for the sake
OF something TO write in the next
column. But here I am for a whole
week on the beach. or sitting in
the lobby. or eating in the restau-
rants and never hearing a word
about a Jewish problem even in
a community as Jewish as this one
is. These visiting Jews are feeling
released from problems after the
1000 years carefree people
under the sun.
Well, since a Jewish columnist
has to live by problems, have
had to drag Jewish problems into
the cushioned comfort of the hotel
lobby of evenings. So break into
happy conversation, well, gen.
tlemen, what you think of the
latest out of Israel?". . that sort
of thing like some. nudnik,
busting in on the serenity of
hometown friends who are down
here, such as DR.. Joseph Katz, Mr..
Harry Getzug, Mr.. Moses Wolf,
Mr.. Klebenow, Mr.. Louis Lerner.
That's a columnist for you. even
in a paradise like this. AT this
moment just beyond my hotel
window. see the sea cleaning
green in the sunlight and a
forest of palm trees under my
nose almost and the sun smil-
ing behind a soft cloud But
here I find myself pounding my
poor head on an old. old Jewish
question: What are we? A race. a
religion or a people.
I think I've been made sure OF
the answer here -. on the beach,
in the hotel, on the streets, in the
buses. Among all these Jews l fee
myself to be like a member Of
big family. don't even know the
name of the guy who sits opposite
me in the hotels lobby, but
know him as kinsman, anyway
| 4. he and all these others reclin-
ing pleasantly in the air-condi-
toned comfort of the summary
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
WOMEN'S GOLF

COURT HOUSE-Mrs. 10y p
Kelley won the 36-hole Presi.
dents Cup women's golf tourna-
ment with a score of 212-52-l60
Mrs Royce Lea was second
with 207-44--163 and Mrs. I. o
Haugen took third with 209.
44-l65.
PRINCE GEORGES te-hole
tournament) Mrs. @. r. Ward
52-l5-37; Mrs. John Jankowski
52-l2-40; Mrs. Anthony Ii.
trento. 4912 -8la-40la; Mrs. Hill
Houston. 49-81a--40ia; Mrs. r
Ross, 53-l2-41: Mrs. S. D
Smith. So liz -4112. Low
lsross-Mrs. Kent Stratford, As
Low net-Mrs. Howard Woster
43-6-42.
! BELLE HAVEN-Class A, Mrs
Roy Smalley. 93-29--64; Glass B
Mrs. Adolph Lium. 102-33-69;
Glass C, Mrs. Robert Morgan
l03-32-7l.
ARGYLE tS-hole tourna.
ment)-Mrs. H. A. Strong. AZ
l6la-35l2; Mrs. r. F. Renoud
46-9-37. Low putts-Mrs. vii.
liam Walsh. IA.
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Bold RuIerW Win;
Jamaica Test

JAMAICA. N. X, May 3 (P.-
Wheatley Stables Bold Ruler
moved a step closer to 2-year-old
honors when he made a farce
of a stellar field and won the
44th edition of the $17.50O
Youthful Stakes at Jamaica
yesterday.
The son Of Nasrullah- Miss
Disco sped the five furlongs over
IA strip termed dead" in 0:594s
seconds. He won by three and a
half lengths from Mrs. Charles
ICostanzo's Red Cadet, who was
second by a length and a half
over Brookmeade Stables Encore.
Supernatural, Bold Rulers stable
mate, broke on top and then
wilted.
Bold Ruler, never worse than
fourth. charged up on the out
side at the top of the stretch
and gradually widened his adj
vantage over Red Cadet.
The victory was the third in
as many starts for Bold Ruler,
who earned a net purse Of
I$l2.075 for Mrs. H. C. Phipps.
owner of Wheatley Stable.
Solid favorite with the crowd
of 20,804. Bold Ruler returned
"a, $2.40 and S2.1O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
Sugar, Today,
Ribbed by Olson
But Has Lost Word

LOS ANGELES, May 8 (P).-
Middleweight Champion Sugar
Ray Robinson is observing his
35th birthday today at his
mountain training camp at Sar
Jucinto.
He, received a telegram yes
terday which read:
Congratulations on your last
birthday in boxing. I'll make
sure of that. Best wishes"
1t was signed by Bobo Olson
the man who lost the title tc
Sugar Ray and who will try 'to
get it back in their 15-round
fight here May 10.
In nearby Santa Monica, o.
son boxed three fast rounds with
Maurice Harper, a good welter-
weight from Oakland. who uses
ia left in the artistic style OF
Robinson. Olson also boxed
three rounds with Ernie Greer
a middleweight.
Robinson spared two rounds
each with Ricardo King OF
Pittsburgh and Robert Williams
of Augusta, Ga.
Robinson chuckled at the
telegram but noted: "Olson is
not a smart fighter. I set a trap
for him last time we fought.
encouraged him to lead with his
right hand. I caught him and
knocked him out. I'll do il
again"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
'Quuntico Pulls Out
OF Triangular Meet

MADISON. Wis. May 8 (R.-
The University of Wisconsin
said yesterday that the Quantico
Marine track team has with
drawn from triangular meet
with Wisconsin and Michigan
State May IL because of a new
Marine regulation"
Status of the meet was left
in doubt when Dan Ferris, secre-
tary-treasurer Of the AAU, said
that if Yves Santee, Quantico
miller. competed in the meet,
all other athletes taking part
would risk ineligibility.
Ivy Williamson, Wisconsin
athletic director. said he had
received a telegram from 1t.
Tom Rosandich,, coach of the
Quantico squad, saying that a
new Marine regulation bans such
Ia. trip unless the competition is
all Marine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-03
Rando|phRouse
Buys Ricaeho,
Cup Favorite

Ricacho, heavily favored tc
win the Virginia Gold Cup al
Warrenton Saturday. was solo
for $1,000 yesterday by Mrs
John Burke of Middleburg to
Randolph Rouse, Washington
contractor.
Rouse is. awaiting a veteri-
narian's inspection of the horse
today before completing his pur-
chase. He will not withdraw the
horse from the Gold Cup and
intends to retain Mike Smith
wick as trainer-rider.
A 6-year-old bay gelding by
Roman out of Sylvan Song, Ri
cacho entered the hunt racing
scene for the first time this
season. He won the point-to-
points at Rappahannock and
Blue Ridge, the Middleburg Hunt
Cup and the Deep Run Hunt
Cup. Mrs. Burke hunted the
horse during the previous two
years of ownership.
Rouse has been participant
in hunt racing but this is his
first venture as an owner. He
broke his arm March 3 while
aboard Berryhill in the heavy
weight race at Rappahannock,
the same program in which
Ricaho won the feature.