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The Arizona post., 1958-01-24

participate in the Third Zim-
riya Choir Festival, which
will be held in Israel in
August, 1858 as part of the
country's Tenth Anniversary
Celebrations.
ChoirS from ten different
countries participated in the
last Zimriya, which was held
in 1855. 1t included some 1, 200
people in 16 choirs from
every corner of the globe.
The forthcoming Thir d
Zimriya is expected to con-
sist of a record-breaking 5000
participants.
The Arizona post., 1958-01-24

accommodations at any time
of the year. Close to 5000
rooms have been registered
with the Government Tourist
Corporation in Jerusalem,
Tel Aviv and Haifa, and are
now being inspected to assure
a proper standard of comfort
and cleanliness.
Tourists staying in private
homes will enjoy the opportu-
nifty of m a king closer
acquaintance with Isra el i
families and their country.
Jewish choral groups from
all parts of the world will
The Arizona post., 1958-01-24

Aerial acrobatics and an
aerial attack will be among
the features of Air Force Day
on August 1913.
The pre-military age Youth
Battalions (Gadna) will hold
a rally and a mass folk dance
display featuring its own
orchestra and choir group.
ISRAEL'S HOTEL accom-
modation will be supplement-
ed by rooms in private homes
to accommodate the expected
influx of tourists during the
Tenth Anniversary year. Ev-
cry visitor will be guaranteed
The Arizona post., 1958-01-24
ANOTHER military high

ANOTHER military high
light in the Tenth AnniVer-
sary celebrations will be a
parade on June 4 of the
Women's Army Forces. Is
raeli paratroops will demon
strate an actual drop of men
and equipment and the taking
of an enemy" position in a
mock battle on June %.
The soldier-farmers of Ma
hal, the only army unit of it's
kind in the world, will be
feted on July % in conjunc-
ton with World Jewish Youth
Month and festival.
The Arizona post., 1958-01-24

.Jeru ale m, Tel Aviv and
Haifa. On April 25, 26 and 81
there will be military displays
and torchlight parades by the
Army at the Ramat Gan
The Arizona post., 1958-01-24

Municipal Stadium. Navy Day
will be accompanied by a
four-day maritime festival in
Haifa Bay.
The Arizona post., 1958-01-24
Elaborate Plans Made
For Israel Anniversary

JERUSALEM (JTA)-Visors during Israe's forthcom-
ing Anniversary celebrations will be treated to series
of spectacles by the country's defense forces
IsraePs independence Day, April a. 1858 will be
celebrated by Army parades in the three main cities OF
The Arizona post., 1958-01-24

THIS YEAR great double anniversary is being cele.
brated: Israels 10th year of statehood; the United
Jewish Appeals 10th year.
Both are symbols of monumental achievements:
The United Jewish Appeal-the greatest instrument
of relief rescue and resetement in Jewish history;
the State of Israel-the climax of centuries of prayer
and generations of struggle and sacrifice.
So that American Jews may celebrate this glori-
Gus double anniversary in Israeli the United Jewish
Appeal will hold its traditional midyear conference
in the city of Jerusalem June 24h 18th and 10th
at the height of Israels year-long festival of
freedom.
To permit maximum participation in this historic
Jerusalem Conference, the United Jewish Appeal
Anniversary Conference Committee is offering a
15day all expense tour for $685.
The Arizona post., 1958-01-24

The Price you pay for your UJA package four
$998 pays for:
l. Your round trip airline ticket via El Al Arlines,
with many stopover privileges in Europe on your re.
turn home.
Accommodations in Israes first class hotels.
3.AI meals enroute and in Israel.
IA fullyguded sightseeing program of II days
and Is nights (includng the conference in JeruSaem
which the important places of current historic
and religious interest in Israel and the Unsupported
programs.
S. Tips, taxes and entrance fees.
Arrangements also can be made for a shorter stay
in Israel.
Act noe to insure your attendance at this history
making UJA Anniversary Conference, as the number
of reservations necessarily must be limited.
The Arizona post., 1958-01-24
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The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25
Hampton Hosts
Winston Teachers

Hampton, Va-Iampton lnsti-
tutc's Fighting Piratcs" Will
play hosts TO a ready Winston
Salem Teachers College On. CO
football squad in we'll con.
tested bout that may be the
turning point of either team )
CLAA. career this season Both
teams hold 2.l conference rec
ords while the peninsula col
legc's team has clinchcd three
of their four starts
The Hampton Institute Pirates
matched the visiting Clallln Col.
lege Panthcrs OF Orangcburg,
s. C., pass for pass in the fourth
quarter and scored two spcctac.
ular touchdowns to cllnch their
third win this season $50 be-
fore a large crowd at Armstrong
Field, Hampton, Va, Saturday
The Pirate backfcld was re.
sponsible for the three touch
downs while substitute end and
leading Punter Freshman Claude
Trotter, kicked an additional
field goal from the Claflin 23
yard line Fullback Norman An.
dcrson went over late in the
second quarter with halfback
Mel Henderson and quarterback
Louis Shacklcford making their
contribution in the final period
The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25
Local Boxer Making
Biq Name In Europe

in 1886.
After five years of amateur
boxing he decided to turn pro
fcssional He thus went TO New
York to try his luck. and was
discouraged by George Gains.
ford, manager of Sugar Ray Rob
inson, who sent him on a eight
months boxing tour. He engaged
in six fights abroad, winning 3,
drawing ?, losing one.
His two main fights were
against the champion of Holland
in which he fought draw, the
other against the champion OF
Spain, he lost a close ten round
decision.
His future plans arc to CON
tinuc boxing and somcday be-
come world champion
The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25
'CAGERS
START
DRILLS

East Lansing. Mich-The task
Of building Michigan State into
another contender for Big Ten
basketball honors gets underway
this week.
A squad of II athletes will
report TO Coach Forddy Ander
son on Wednesday for the start
of the intensive conditioning
routine designed TO have the
Spartans ready for a Dec. g op,
ening date with the University
Of Detroit.
Included are five lettermen
from the 1888 unit that fin.
ishcd in second.placc tie with
Purdue in the conference scram.
bic and completed the season
with 1876 mark.
Coach Anderson enters his
fifth season at Michigan State
with an air of guarded opti-
mism, The biggest reason for
the optimism is the presence of
Johnny Green, the brilliant 6.5
jumping jack center from Day
ton, Ohio He figures as a prime
All-America candidate.
And with Green will be for
wards Bob Anderegg, Monroe
Wis, and Horace Walker, Chcs-
ter, Pa. and guards Tom Rand
and Lance Olson, both Of Green
Bay, Wis All but Walker are
lettermen.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25
Wayne State u.
Football Squad
Faces Cats

| With three conference con
tests behind. Wayne State Uni
versity's football squad is pre-
pairing for its final league game
Saturday tOct 25) in Cleveland
against Western Reserve Univer-
sity.
The Red Cats promise to be
one of the toughest tests the
Wayne State squad has faced
this season and the outcome OF
the game could make or break
the Tartars as a contender for
the Presidents Athletic Confer
ence championship.
Western Reserve also has a
big incentive to be up" for
Wayne it's the Red Cats
Homecoming game Last time
the two schools met in Cleve-
land, Tartar halfback Jim Mac
MILAN spoiled Reserves home
coming appearance with fourth
quarter field goal that gave
Wayne State a l0-7 victory and
paved the way TO the PAC
crown.
Last year in Detroit, the Tar
tars defeated Western Reserve
2l-l0. For five previous meet.
ingS between the two squads,
Wayne State holds a threc-to-two
edge.
In other Wayne State sports
action, the Tartar cross-country
squad will have its busiest week
of the season, taking on Bowling
Green State Tuesday, Oct. Fl at
Bowling Green, Ohio and the
University of Toronto and West
crn Ontario in a triangular meet
Saturday. Oct. % at London, On
tario.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25

blcd across the goaI.line with q
40 yard pass interception. The
Greensboro club, too, had its
scoring threats sputtcred on the
State l3 and 20 yard lines.
Howard Smith, Aggie quarter
back. engineered the victory on
the ground and stuck to il prac-
tically all of the way. In doing
so, two promising freshman
backs, Eugene ambridge and
Joseph Taylor, emerged to ac.
count for more than half of the
yardage the Aggies gained.
The fine passing arm of Harry
Nelson, State quarterback, kept
his ball club in the game
throughout and was worrisome
to the Aggies up to the final
gun.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25
Eye MSN.!Capt.
As AM-AAIefiran

East Lansing. Mich.-In Michi-
gan States first three football
games Of the season, team cap
tain Sam Williams has justified
his selection TO several pre-
season All-Amcrican squads.
Williams, giant 6-5, 225-
FOUNDER, is considered by his
coaches as the best all-round
end in collegiate football, and
Sam is continually convincing
opposing teams that this is So
Last year various press obscrv-
crs labelled him probably the
finest player in the Big Ten
In MSU's opening game
against California, Spartan quar-.
tcrback Mike Panitch passed
complete to Williams three
times. His catches were good
for a total of 81 yards and two
were factors in touchdown
drives. lie also was a tower on
defense.
The traditional contest against
Michigan proved TO be a battle
OF dcfenses, and the mobile Will
liams again was standout- Sam
contributed total of 10 solo
tackles to the Spartan cause as
nc continually harasscd the Mich
igan backficld The Detroit News
said: LED by the 6.foot-5 Wil-
liams, State shut the door on
Mlch,gans passing game and
gave up only 81 yards via rush
ing"
extensively. Williams caught
a 2l-ydrd pass that was vital IN
NSUs 97.yard drive for the
ying touchdown
The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25
SPOR rs
GRA PHIC

DETROIT Wifi GreaNcs
bout with Bobby Slininate of
Cleveland was replaced by one
in which Gene Gresham, former
National A.AU. champion, scor
cd technical Knockout over
Bob Keeling, a Louisville light
weight, in the eighth round
Tuesday night in the Motor Ci-
ty Arena.
Greaves claimant Of the Ca.
madam middlewcight title was
ready to fight, but Slirinatc, a
late substitute for Bobby Jack
son, OF Cleveland, was SIX
pounds overweight
Three technical knockouts
highlightcd the preliminary pro.
gram. Bill Collins stopped Eli
Leggett in the fourth; Louis
Ringo couldn't stay one round
with Art Thurner and al Ad
ans dropped the curtaln on
Tommy Lewis in the third act.
Don Deters and Willie Viii
liams fought the only bout that
went the limit Deters received
split decision after four
rounds We went along with
Referee Lou Handler and voted
the decision to Williams but
the Two Judges, Armand Prln-
gle and Jack Aspery, favored
Dclers.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25

Charles Yates. a native Dc
troiter, has acclaimed rccogni
ton in the boxing world.
He is just home from a Euro
pcan trip, in which he fought IN
such countries as Germany, llol
land and Spain.
Charles began as amateur
boxing at the age of II, through
the encouragement of Eli Leg
gctt whom he had the pleasure
of watching box in the gymna
stun of Miller High School AIT
or participating in several tour
naments he won the Golden
Glove lightweight championship
The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25

CHICAGO-Winfield Welch, a
member of the Harlem Globe
trotters travelling secretarial
staff during the winter, joined
the Philadelphia Phillies base
ball organization as full time
scout this week.
An outstanding manager in
Negro baseball for some 30
years, Welch developed many
outstanding players when he pi-
loted such Negro American lea
que clubs as the Birmingham
Black Barons, New York Cubans
and Chicago American Giants.
He led the Barons to the Ne
gro American league pennant in
The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25

CcmDer.
IRISH Billy Collins 9nd Char
lie Tiger Smith will be steam
ing also Don Dcters and Eu-
gene Duncan seem 10 be com
lng along to give the fans what
IS best for the business
Marx Stern, the wclterweight
owner Of Temple Motor Sales,
is taking up boxing as hobby.
In Toledo oct p Johnny
Palmer, 1888. Columbus, versus
Charlie Tiger" Smith, 1873, De-
troll, Jimmy Romson, 100, To-
lcdo, viii meet Ernie Buriord,
100, Cleveland, Willie Russell,
1853 Toledo against Cecil
Shorts 1873, Cleveland, jim Pat
taway. 1873 Toledo, versus Bob
by Flores, 1873, Chicago, Sonny
Hill, 100 Toledo, versus Henry
Ellis. 100, Chicago, and Earl
Bradd 1875, Toledo, versus
frankie Woodin 1875, Toledo.
James Riley is matchmaker.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25

The power hitting shortst0p
whacked AZ home runs for the
Chicago Cubs, breaking his for
mcr mark of "A in 1855. His
l29 RIBS also was tops for both
the American league and the
National league.
Mays Finishes 2nd
Willie Mays was leading hitter
among tan players The San
Francisco outfielder compiled
BAT mark, losing out for the
MI batting title on the final day
of the season. He was also the
leader in the stolen bases with
81 Mays had 30 home runs and
SO RIBS.
The final averages showed
that five other tan MI players
and four tan AL players, batted
better than 300.
National League
Wes Covington, Milwaukee,
800 IA home runs, IS RBIs);
Hank Aaron, Milwaukee, 1916
80 home runs, IS RBIs); Leon
Wagner, San Francisco. .3l8
(13 home runs, IS RBIs); Or
Isndo Cepeda, San Francisco,
.3l2 us home runs, 96 RBls);
American League
Elston Howard, New York,
.3l4 I'll home runs, 81 RBIsl;
Vic Power, Cleveland, .312 GIG
home runs, 80 RBls); Bob Boyd,
Baltimore, 300 q home runs, 36
RBIs); Minnie Minoso, Cleve-
land, 1902 GA home runs, 80
RIBS.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25
Operation Bean Soup

Operation Bean Soup has
aIcrtcd all the ships at sea and
shore stations around the world
for the best recipe for bean soup
in the whole Navy
Special instructions have gone
to every Navy ship and unit from
Navy Secretary Thomas 5. Gates.
urging shippers and ships cooks
10 get under way with favorte
recipes.
Sponsored by the Memphis
Naval Air Station, the winner
The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25
Winfield WeIch to Scout
For Philadelphia PhiI|ies

1858. His teams never finished
lower than third in the circuits
history Among the players he
sent into organized baseball
were: Luke Easter, Larry Raincs,
Joe Durham, Art Wilson, Piper
Davis and Dan Bankhead.
James T. Gallagher, Philles
executive, said Welch's specific
job will be to sign Negro pros
poets. He added:
He will not be confined,
however, to that particular field
We will expect him TO recon
mend any and all good pros
poets He will be free TO travc
any place in the country L
check on players
"A great deal of his time
however, will be devoted TO Ne
gro college teams and semi-pr'
clubs in the South"
II will not be necessary TO
Welch TO sever his connection
with the Globetrotter organlzi
ton. Abe Saperstein, owner 0
the famous Trotters, said thl
week:
"Welch will retain his posi-
ton with us during the basket
ball season in the same capac
ity he has worked for the past
twenty years.
when our season IS over II
March, he will join the Phllllcs
It's a perfect situation for cv
crybody concerned.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25
Spartan
Sport Shorts

Michigan State opens its 1883
50 basketball season on Dec. 3,
when il hosts the University OF
Detroit at Jcnison Field House
Michigan States Soccer team,
which shut out Pittsburgh 10 IN
the 1853 season, was only the
second club to blank the Pan.
theirs since 1858.
.
Three Flint, Mich, products
have earned All-Amcrican foot
ball honors at Michigan State.
They arc halfbacks Lynn Chand.
nois and Leroy Boldcn and
tackle Don Coleman.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25

Aggies efficient in gaining
the extra points by running,
coupled with rugged defense,
marked the difference in the
battle Their line, which aver
ages about 800 pounds, stopped
cold two scoring threats by the
Bulldogs in the first period, once
on the eight and another at the
l3. The line also figured heavily
in the victory as Loreno Stan.
ford, 245 pound tackle, rum
The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25

will be named on Navy Day, Oc
tobcr 26.
The Michigan Bean Shippers
Association, representing h c
growers and shippers now har-
vcsting a 500-milion pound har-
vest of Navy beans, a goodly
portion of which will wind up
OH maritime menus, will present
the winner with a Sl00 Savings
Bond and a triumphal trip
through Michigans bean coun-
FRY
The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25
SPORTS
SHORTS

Michigan states end Sam vii.
liams was a tremendous per-
former in his team II II dead
lock with Michigan in l958-hc
made ten solo tackles, collabo-
rated on many other fine dcicn-
sive plays and caught a key pass
in States drive for The tying
touchdown
Michigan States 228 football
win over Pittsburgh in 1859
marked the fourth straight VIC
tory for the Sparlans IN a series
which has yet to see Panther
triumph
The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25

Welsh was one of the best
known players in the old Negro
National League and among
those who played under him
were Roy Campanella, Bill
Wright, Sammy Hughes and Res
Parnell.
He Is now in the Orient with
Goose Tatums barnstorm.
ing basket ball team but will
The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25

return to the States in a few
months.
Ills job with the Phillies will
be to tour the remote South
from where many Of the top Ne
gro baseball players have come
The philIies, despite rumors
among Negroes TO the contrary
are determined to add top Ne
gro talent to their roster.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25
AIT Asgies Whip
Stubborn sc. BULLDOGS

GREENSBORO N. c. - The A & T College Agpies
scored twice in the second period and hung ON for the
rest OF the game to defeat stubborn bunch of South Caro-
lima State Bulldogs from down Orangeburg 1914 in
football game played here last Saturday Memorial Sta
dunn crowd of few than 5000 saw the interstate
attraction
The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25
TWO cYms-wHo's MAD


There are two leading pro
boxing gyms in The city, name
ly The Motor City and the West
side a {.
II reminds Us Of the boom
days when the old Grand River
A { and the Monroe Gym cx-
cited bitter rivalry between
the two training places. When.
ever one Of the fighters visited
the opposing sweat shop the
war was on 1hi. was brought
back TO us when Wc heard about
Mr. BoXln- ilcnrl Hank Of the
Motor Clly Gym going over to
The Weslsidc place looking for
workout
He got 1t When ne tangled
with trainer Ray Barnes Ellis
Walker, good looking middle
weight who has never had
pro fight
/ Ray also trains little Georg
! O'Keefe, Dccondi Cooper an
James Remson Some Of tn
other good battIers Representing
the Westside are Leroy Jeffer
les. Johnnie Hall Charlie I'll
GER Smith, James Turner anC
sonny Hill
We think a match between
Gene Gresham, Motor City, anC
Leroy Jefferlcs. Westside. viii
be- hotter than August this De
The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25
Tan Ace Tops
Baseball Records

CHICAGO ~ Ernie Banks not only established new
record for the most home by major league shortsop
in the 1858 season. but noched another ttlenoced dis
tinction He the only National league player to play
in every game.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-10-25
Phi||ies Add Negro To Scouting Staff

The Phillies this week hired Winfield Welsh former
manager of the Baltimore Elite Giants as a scout
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Conference NAAcp Branches mot With unforeseen opposition
racial and religious clauses the
University Greek faternea The University chapter Of tho NAAcP
gf which Robert Peale s president"
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quoted the Minnesota Daily We should omit his
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position progress
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Jus for Taxpayers suit
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president OF 80 Paul NAAcP Secretary
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"hat say tho NAAcp combat
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