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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21

II. J. Brewer Friday
Heading. Willisms. Smith
Grubbs and Fonville. Aitys.
1908 Broadway. Suite 2o6
Detroit rs. Mich.
JOURNAL OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF MICHIGAN, Coun-
" Of Wayne.
45e.064
AT a session of the Probate
Court for said County of Wayne,
held at the Probate Court Room
in the City of Detroit, on the
Fourth day of December. in the
year one thousand nine hundred
and fifty-seven.
Present THOMAS c. MUIR
PLY, Judge of Probate. In the
Matter of the Estate of LUCY
CLEVELAND. Deceased.
On reading and filing the pc
tition of Joe Adair praying that
administration of said estate be
granted TO Jesse K. Williams OF
some other suitable person.
1t is ordered, That the Thir.
tcenth day of January, next al
ten o'clock in the forenoon al
said Court Room be appointed
for hearing said petition.
And it is further ordered, that
copy of this order be published
once in each week for three
weeks consecutively previous to
said time of hearing, in the De
troit Tribune, a newspaper
printed and circulated in said
County of Wayne.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
BASKET PREPARING FOR
HARD COURT fIkNis
MffT AT kiCOIlIT

Jobs " naaEet, 2Gl8 Fourth
Az s. is rcadgBg himself FOR the
local tennis tournaments this
month Eie started playing tennis
at an early age ard has been at
The game constantly except for
the two years hs was IN tho arm
81 services
Ar Easketf was the runner up
IN The Minneapolis PARKS city
tournament At the Iofipg Park
Tennis club ~ 1855 IN tuly 81
1865 be played IN the Aqunten.
nial tennis tournament where be
made an excellent showing
on August ~ be will partlei.
pate IN the Northwestern Hard
Court tournament a. Hiooliet Ten
ms c@atsr lie is averaging about
one tournament month IN Chi
cago HE former. home be was
quite well known "a he net z
circles
NJ BASKET il studying &C
counting at be University u Min
nesota and il employed AZ prem
ium review clerk ~ Veterans Al
mipistTati0u
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
Memorial Service
Tonight Honors
Floyd B. Olson

A memorial service honoring
the late Governor Floyd Il Olson
win he held tonight Friday, Aug.
ust rs, al the statue az the noted
liberal al Olson Highway and
Oliver Av n at 7.45 p m.
Walter Crammond, president ~
the Central Labor Union, an
nounced brief speech win be
made by Rohley Cramer, editor Of
the Minneapolis Labor REVIEW.
The committee planning the af-
fair in addition TO Mr.. crammond
consists Of Sam RelIman, Oh
Carmichael. r, Prochasks. Mrs
A J Mcclure, George Aurk. / G.
Scott, Frank Ncstorek, Hjalmer
Peterson Jack Lyons. Betty
Wood Frank Adams. Thomas
Barbeau Sander Gems Paul Ras-
mussen and Leo Mosler,
The public IL invited
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
Korean Bonus
Applications To
Be Ready Sept. 2

Korean Bonus application forms
wtll DO available AZ the Henncptn
County Veterans Service offce on
or about September 0. 1857. Frank
Adams. County Service officer.
nounccd this week
A recent estimate OF living vet
Grams and beneficIaries in Hcnne-
pm County Indicated there are APP
proumateiy 70 600 eligible for
Bonus payment
The veteran viii have until De
ceiuber 81, 1853 in which To apply
for The bonus and no payments
win be made until after January ]
1859. under the terms o. law
passed ~ The last session of the
Legislature The Iaw prohibits
payment before that date
Payments viii be computed on
service performed between the
dates o. June q. 1850 and July
n. 1858
Frank Adams encouraged silg.
ibIs veterans 20 locate their Sep.
aration Notices Form DID No
2ig IN order that certified c5pies
car be prepared FOR use at the
time bonus applications are avail
able Re urged claimants 10 have
certified copies - their separation
forms prepared
Every effort win bbs made %
assist ne Hsanepin County vetsr-
ars IN the preparation ~ aDpnca-
ton forms stated Frank Adams
II "a our hope that iocal veisr-
ans win cooperate in an attempt
70 process applications early This
viii insure prompt bonBs pay.
renis At tae proper tirne hs said
According "a prDwsiors q ne
lax veterans entitled 70 ne Kor-
car Service Hsdsl win rsosiye
SIS per m1nth fgF each month
overseas and $3.50 per month for
sach month - domestic ssry1ts
The MAXIMUM afpoant 70 - paid
ar iri.vilai has beer ~ ~ $500
All other veterans serving a.
me ume ~ tire Korean caunief
z1a rscags $50 PER rsoa,h far
sarh month = service with
mad r1gr1 payusui ~ 500
TIE Mirnescsa boros fgf ssfsy.
airs wa served ~ tns Korean Cor.
mot mil ~ adrinistsrs8 ~ the
state department n vesersas ~.
fairs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

nouge 10 work out details for
mauas tho biH 20 the President
without mrtFci delay
li statement 90 tbe senate ln.
Iutgd
ii 30 fesrvl,ahig that tho faty
of Jbt ghai rights b,it seens hung
90 dea3 center during eontroyer
oNrr whether e should ~
tnsU uot be sent 10 conference
committee Unfortunately BAT
pgtbspa Enthusiastically uus con.
lfavusy has turned into q battle
10 punN. statements rather than
ingere attempts nv reasonable
mou 20 aitaowu together and a.
gree nn gourao go section
y am convinced auch public
controversy al this stage viii
serpa no useful purpose Tor ths
aauas o. ciyg uehls Ne al be.
rgmt victims af tho a1mo deeirc
tal ueif Justification Bach state
mrn' made rs one party brings
forth auswcrms statements fulo
anatser
quite frankly, / have hoeomc
eubroilod in this exchange myself.
and q ta fpr that very reason !
NBut 90 rcaFser to-day my fore
most desire of getting a civil
Rights biil approved regardless u
who rrtB the credit
Perhaps I can Say what we al
know Va true unlnsu we can bury
the partisan hatchel for awhile
we are likely 10 sci no blil Al al
aiu wiiline 20 rStund tho olive
blupeh II J can find any takers
asa willing ia pat the bin above
an else pur Majority Leader has
taken the Same attitude
quite ftanlly and quite sin.
rorely. ask what can be achioy.
% out ~ formal conferences
committee. that cannot be
achieved far mafa surely out ot NJ
informal conference of the lrad"r
ship ~ both Houses and 81 both
parties. meeting together In good
faith 20 determine how 10 pro
rocd uUw fof aotlonH
~ we start from q prsinlso ~
frying 10 get action completed on
the best possible civil rights bin
that can be accepted by thls Can
Rresa, ! am convinced W. can get
agreement IN ~ hours our lead
cra on both siJos ~ the aiaie know
the veVs and sentiments IN sarh
House 1liry khgw how many
votes oAist on each side - the H.
sac They arc reasonable urn. and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
PROFIT WHY7

Tho engineer doesn't boy his
awn locomotive the office girl
doesn't own her own typewriter
the metal lathe operator doesn't
haY hia own lathe Most people
individually can't afford 10 bus
nc big power tools used in pro
duribr things I, tatea about .
Sl4 900 Investment faf building
space supplies power tools an1
Tho rrrt ~ the things single
factory workman needs on MS
JON
itut millions % people by pool
ing their aavnRs, can and da boy
the tools To-day upwards u ten
million Americans own share or
Those tools owH stock IA Amer
can business and Industrial cor
pafaliona Those people rtsk their
money they pot their dollars -
work berauhs. naturally hey
want a profit
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

Return Honss. Mr. ard Mrs Eu-
Erns Csysti o. chicago returned
q their home after an enjoyable
tao weeks vacation visiting Mr.
arid Mrs n g Hilyysr8 q ~ St
Anthony Az The Cndeagoana
spent ans Nssk - Sightseeing in
~ wiuiAn an1 Port Arthuf on
tauo Csnada ans VISITED Rska-
bek9 pals Ia Port Arthur They
esTs guests ~ me Royal Edward
Hotel They we're tfze dinner guests
~ VI and Mrs " X ncKr gsi
fhs FgsSts ~ Mrs William Hanna
a. fas DYwYK piCrc, fsnc bsoa
1sais ~ Mn 3 q Hn a. Cais-
msHs p Hlxalanf Park village
VISITED s1gthdeta aA0pplaE Cen-
tss sra rads . t1ar q ft,s Ped
Wing pottsres h Pei wing
MIR
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
AUGUST Is ~ LAST
DAY TO Efi.E FOR Nft.S.
pAIHOfMAN EXAMS

Friday. August 23rd ~ the last
day SCI by ths Minneapolis civil
srrqrS Commission for ming APP
rHoa,ion for The JOB OF Patrolman.
qualified men were reminded by
Ashby Gaslins Field Secretary
% the Minneapolis Urban League.
Ben between the ages OF % and
81 who have completed high
school or its equivalent and are
bora flde residents u Minneapolis.
should contact the Civil Service
Commission, 100 CITY Hail. for
detailed information.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

I fof enc am convinced they can
guide vas TO a sucee ,ui resolution
yn tbis issue
Tot lia can u truce on partisan
mckvrlnE ana explore ways 20
Rv, results invite nay itrpuhli
can fr,enda 20 Join mo ga this ap
praayb
Perhaps the leaders Ia both
Houses may want 20 broaden
representation of nn informal NJ.
gaiiaung eronp 90 represent dif
gcteut areas " Thought IN their
own bodies Perhaps thny would
prefer working 4 out alone uut
ono thing should BE- clear 20 every
una Anything an otf,cial CON.
ference committee could agree
iWon could be agined upon ius, as
quickly ami probably q bot Easter
by such an Informal conference
clearing the way tnt an approval
by the iiuuae httlcs Committee
without any amendment neros.
sary We need only one Republican
vote ta set such an agreement Ia
the Ruiea Committee What DO
orr Republican colleagues aak be,
fore they viii teicnac nno yute7
let ua pcu Il we cannot get
meeting az the minds haaed upon
realism, instead OF letting our,
aelsea set further cntnngIrd IN
partisan battling that win pro-
,iueo 40 results
"a majority ~ both Houses
have Indicated they want civil
rlRhls lsgiAlatinn n would be
tragic 20 have ciyn rights progrcan
now faii inst because Of disagree
ment over mechanics, timing or
minor dstalia II win be real
tshl ~ good faith and good leader
ahlp, to reconcile our remaining
differences quickly and complete
the job we started before We adj
journ. ain convinced u can be
done
n want 10 help do q, not binder
Many fine Republicans worked
sincerely and vigorously for q
strong civil rights bin We worked
shoulder 90 shoulder, putting the
cause above partisanship while
the heat Of the battle WAS IN
There IL no reason % change our
course now ! invite every friend
~ clWl rights every Democrat
and every Republican seriously
concerned about ciyii rights go ~.
sott hiH Influence ngw toward
completing the job
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

IN 1855 tss y $ Navy cnlor lire
u-averei 81 A fer Negross
gTers allowed 70 % something
other thar waiting tables Or eoSk
ina Re tasne8 ne service ard
asfsr doiug an excellent ID On ar
10 test ~ was ssrt 70 a store
Esspers school
u vas wtlis ~ ~ Nsvy ;hsf
~ nrat borans aware % the ar
feren-ss Ia stti+udes betwes-
southern ard Northern SsEr0ss
He Gays ne folloHtaE In al Ms
interviews he nnly tssuE he
sgsthsruers sDd Nsriherners
tcs-tirsss o. Page g.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
White g. Negro
Churches Combine
For Workshop

Waukegan, III amp One
u the most popular church SER
vices Of the Midwest ~ being held
here each Sunday. ~ WaukeRaH
outdoor Theatre where the com
bined congregations ~ Faith
Methodist church fwbltrj and
Trinity AME church Negro woT
ship together IN real harmony and
Christian Fellowship
Pastor u Faith church is the
Rev Ralph Smith. graduate -
has been - great that ar extended
run has beer arranged 80 continue
through this week
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16


that such statement was not IN
good taste coming from the Vice
President ~ The United States and
that Nixon was absent from The
floor during most ~ ne debate
Disappfoses Joi'nson's Attask
Washington lbeb moved into ugr
tray - express dlaappJoyal 81
IohnssHa attack upon ST. Hlr
- for expressing ha honest con
1rtiGu ab1ui the failure ~ iho
ssbstr "a concur with the House
aHd iEs President "a formulating a
iegsai and fair Clyu Rights Bli
81 accused Johpsssa sad his
southern colleagues ~ rnAsens
iatinR tho bln nsant 10 protect
ihs voting rights ~ many mil
lions ~ Negroes
n : letter addressed 20 John
eGB ibe Republican committee ~
fis pointed oJt that Negroes
Hag- fought snd died IN every way
HrfeEas ~ their country They
y fsEss sn1 support government
Ea'nuffe-a rheY have honored
FH other fespoBsibsiltlss expected
~ Dtrars Blt mo senate has
eiGr1 - the dictates ~ ~ South
H r.afes These ars The same
ias aHeH kept Negroes ensiav.
"a faF nearly 250 years n was
fHa ssms srsti0n y the co-ntry
here Tho controlling politicians
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
Vondois Asked To
Spors Church Bus

Gospel Temple Church bus Ger.
vice Tor transporting children 20
and from sunday School appears
10 have enemies For three times
yaudaia have caused more than
$500 Of expense for repairs
Whoever you are. please reusm-
Der re are poor IKE you and not
able 20 ray for your games Of
vandalism.
Tnsnkzi Signed Rev W l.
Battle. pastor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

August r. as
one 81 the aad
tlest days IN HIS
tory This yas
tho day said
NIXON tsIgj
whom tina Senate
voted "a keep
others from vol
ing
The uaigutg
leader claimed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

Anyone vino thinks he's ibdiSs
psnsabis should ny sticking his
finger IN = baA1 u water ard no
unng the hole }, leaves when bs
takes n 0oi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

AZ millions ~ Americans are ~
creastugiy finding something 10
aalt sway mutual savings bank
assets we're more that $50 billion
last year record that is sBa
pected 70 be topped 10 1857
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

Belafonte recently told us IN Las
Vegas between cups OF coffee. AN
artist Is human being FIRST and
an artist second To prove this
point to himself. Belafonte, at the
urging Of Southern Negro leaders,
toured the South shortly after the
Supreme Court degeneration de-
cision in 1854. because l was told
I, might de some good
II toured with Marge and
Cover Champion in the musical
Three for Tonight he recalled.
We hit every town we could find
an audience in used Negro
bathrooms, Negro water fuun-
tains, slept in Negro beds when 1
could ind one. and sat Ga the Ne
gro section % the airport.
But in the college towns we
would usually have cocktail
party for the cast and some OF tho
students Under the gulse OF an
entertainer I wss able 90 make a
few white southerners see Ne
gro as an individual, for the FIRST
time IN their lives
Accepts Race Responsibility
To Bslafonte, the responsible.
ity 81 being Negro In the lime
hight IL great onc. lie believes
that what he does and says ~.
fects people OF his race who
look up o. him
Belafunte was born 81 years ago
In New York, % jamaican
mother and father from Martin
ique When he was eight, he went
with his parents 70 Jamaica. b
WI
These were years shah al.
Ways remember. he says Island
life IL closely knitted. The sense
q values ls different from what
our culture teaches as here. Tho
community IL more reia,sd. Also
there is where I had my first
contact with folk music
In 1850 he went 10 Harlem ans
hc joined feea-sRe gang Re
fought stole was picked Up and
rePumanded b. the poles. yet ha
sv1,dsd gang culsliies that meant
AL and trguble
I'd light anyone AZ uss drop Of
rat he explained bu, refused
to ever carry q weapon. !, was ths
way sas srouEh, up. Don't ASK
ne why Tn no sure know
maybe because 7 never vas tha,
htter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
MKT WEEK.

A STAFF writer will report On The
impressions ~ Rev W T. Battle
pastor o. Gospel Temple on his
recent trip % The West Indies ~
which 10 visited troubled Haiti
ard The British West Indies ard
Puerto RICO
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

Whose bread eat MS song :
sing eofnss - ~ today NJ
warning provsrb from the Eng
land ~ long ago when men were
fighting for their freedom
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
Horny Is Roee Conscious
HoTry Is Roee Conscious
BeIafOnte Tells Percy
Villa Story OF Ills
Struggle And Success

Harry Beaiouie who The Radio City theatre for
three day engagement Aug l6 II Is is the unusual and
newest personality ju the entertainment field America
There such thing half empty fairly good
houses when Harry il stage It's always selou perform
auee and in most cases hundreds are turned away
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
VAL WASHINGTON BLASTS SENATOR
LYNDON JOHNSON FOR CRiTicISIkG
VICE PRESIDENT NIxON'S STAND

Washington iANPJ Val Washington, director of min.
Drji}ns Republican National Committee Wednesday, blasted
senate Majority Lyndon johnson FOR eritciEne Wee
President Nixon because Of his stand cy rights legislation
johnson had charged Aisgn president Of the Senate with
layrv pola with Tho bin The charge made after the
had 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
Regardless OF Credit,
Regardless OF credi''
Humphrey Urges Both
Parties To Rise Above
Partnership On Rights

Washington D. G. senator Hubert II Humphrey, o.,
Mimi Monday urged hurSinR the Ratchet 81 pasapship"
ana working together complete action civil rights gisa
iiou regardless of who gets the credit
senator Humphrey proposed informal conference be
tween majority and minority leadership the aud the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

OF the many stage and movie
stars we've seen perform In our
time tand more recently In Las
Vegas the past two years. Bella
fontc rates tops And that in
ciudes such favofitcs as Frank
sinatra sammy Davis Jr., Danny
Thomas. Jerry Lewis, Lena Horne,
Nat King cole. and host Of
others
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

A bunco artist who claimed ne
WIS 8 fugitive from ole Miaa
biibed number ~ kind hearted
ST. Paul NAACp and Urban
Leaguers out 81 money food
clothes and shelter Bsilee lsarn.
81 This week
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16
The
HI q n
And Low
DOWN
nv BauEE THOMAS

Tim Howard ST Paul business
man and Roudo- 81 Anthony Free
way Assn, head Is vacauomng In
Puerto Rico and other West In
dies Islands Sports Illustrated
la is current edition has a
crackcrJack artiele Murder
with Blunt Instrument which
tells the story Of Henry Louis
tHankl Aaron phenomenal Nil
waukce Braves outheldor and
leading National League batter
II the Braves dom, win the
peunant Anthony Cassieus the
Mn city bstro keeper and eivlg
inquire win literally nave 70 leave
town hen have 70 many cases Of
spirits 20 buy Tor dozen friends
who thought the Braves couldn't
win
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

siili ny 20 operate under slave day
philosophy that a Negro has no
right a white man has 10 respect,
After three weeks ~ delib.ra-
uon IN me Senate. Washington
said. five million Negroes Tower
80 per cent ~ the population 81
these ~ states, ain Htiu be de-
puved Of uhsir rights 20 vote, In
this. he greatest democracy In tha
world
cites Emmett, 1In CaAe
IN commenting specifically ON
the triad ~ jury amendment, the
aDp leader recalled tina, aouih-
erH jury refused 10 convict con-
fosasd biduappors ~ Emmett Tin
after he was found murdered IIs
expressed doubt. therefore. that
they would convict an election Of
ncIai for refusing 20 give . Negro
bis right u suffrage
As q result Of hiA meaningless
ard Ineffective biz the United
states has lost one ~ the great
est selling points 81 a democracy
~ me bar ~ world opinion con
cludod Washington
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

Congressman Roy Wier, Third
district Democrat and staunch
civil rights fighter has anuouuc
ed he viii not vote for the civil
rights bin passed BY the Senate ln
its Present state
Wler said the bin gives the Nc
gro minority practically no add.
tlouBi protection for his basic
rights wier suid, The people q
my district know how ! have ~.
WAYS stood on civil rights and
think the bill passed on the either
side o. The capitol tthn Senate
Is absolutely worthless"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

ssra Anniversary raaoa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

rs,s Auniv-r.syy raia.u
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

zs,d Anniversary rd,,ion
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-16

A deal is in the making for Chct
Odea 60 assume ulil ownership Of
Road Buddies the business he
founded over ten years ago
-Four former Minneapolis men
have earned and kept coolies o.
mazuma IN another city
Funny, but the peoetenttanea ard
rcformatores are tull Of innocent
people SO they say Look Tor
a big blowrup AZ one Of the state ,
penal institutions
Many people hate to see Frank
Marzltslli leave the ST Pau city
hall He's been a great public ser
want and he's a great humanitar
ian and great guy The latest
bus driver hircd by Twin city
Rapid Transit is former Indian
spolis transit driver Melvin
Tinsley Tipsley, who now resides
in the SANITY city win move 10
Minneapolis and work out Of the
Northsidc station.
Tel now has Negro bus driv-
ers working from all Of It's gar
ages, NicolIet, Northside In Mpls
and Smelling in 81 Paul The
Senator THE Old Man" most en-
toyed meeting in his short 80.
lourn IN ID O. was Richard Neu.
berger o. Oregon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12
Elusive Marlin SOUGHT
For Windup Of Tourney

three fish have been caught
The Panama Rod and Reel
Club and the Sailtish Club Of
Florida are tied with 100 points
each going into the final day.
The Tri-anglers Fishing Club
Of New York is second with s.,
after a protest Of an overtime
boating was rejected.
To Mexico Next
The cost Of these three tish
is fantastic. It's costing tourna-
nent anglers $40, 900 for boats.
hotels and meals. Add to that
an average Of $1,000 each for
transportation and incidentals.
1t is not a poor mans sport,
Trophies, including the clubs
historic fighting belt, will be
awarded at the final dinner to-
night. At yesterdays business
meeting, Horace Witherspoon
Of San Bernadino, Calf, was
elected president to succeed
James O'Donnell. jr., of WASH
ington.
Mazatland. Mexico: Palm
Beach. Fla; Acapulco, Mexico,
and possibly Panama were
picked in that order as the sites
for succeeding tournaments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12
Pirate Tryouts

A tryout camp will be oper-
ated by the Pittsburgh Pirates
at the American Legion Park
in Charles Town. w. Va. July
1928. Players must be 16
years old and up to be ad-
mitted and no Junior American
Legion player will be eligible
If the camp would interfere
with his legion activities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12
Fights and Key Injuries
EnIiven Torrid Nj Race
Continued from Page C-l

Continued from Page C-l
Fernandez in the eighth got the
Phils going against Rush, and
they finished with five hits.
scoring on singles by Harvey
Haddix, Richie Ashburn and
Gran Hammer in the pay-oh
18th. Haddix won his eighth
with an eight-hitter, tanning
eight, walking none in his first
shutout.
Sanford. now the leagues top
winner with an l1-2 record,
finished with a four-hitter
after Dale Longs broken bat
single in the nightcap eighth.
A two-run double by Harry
Anderson and a homer by Joe
Lonnett. Lopata's stand in,
beat Don Elston.
Johnny Logan, who replaced