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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05

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CONVENIENT LOCATIONS OPEN DAILY 8 ANS pm.

TN give you q better
tire deal any day Of the
week or / will refund
your money promptly"
Joe Granville
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-10

league club either telecasts or
broadcasts into minor league
territory. and Prick warned the
club owners Of the damage this
practice has caused the minors.
No Suggestions Possible
However, he said he made no
recommendations or sugges-
tons to curb these practices.
Il can't" Prick said. IF / do,
/ can be jailed. It's an indi-
vidual club affair. The Justice
Department ruled it's collision,
a violation Of the antitrust
laws, If two clubs join together
in forming policy TO control
telecasting or broadcasting
their games. So there isn't
a thing we can do about it.
Not until we get a new ruling
from Washington"
Prick said he was in favor of
the former rule which stated no
major league club could tele-
cast or broadcast into the home
territory Of a minor league club
the day that club was scheduled
to play at home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-10

Commissioner Ford Prick said
club owners were in favor Of
revision Of the draft rule but
no proposals we're offered. Last
winter q new draft rule was
passed which allowed the selec-
ton Of any number of players
having four years experience
from one club. Previously. only
one could be drafted from each
club. The draft price also was
raised from $4,000 to $4,000.
The two leagues gave the
radio-TV problems som e
thought. Another half million
dollars was allocated to the
minor league emergency fund
established for the purpose of
helping deserving minor league
clubs in financial difficulties.
An original half million dollars
given to Bill Dewitt, co-ordi-
nator OF the fund, is nearly
exhausted.
Prick brought up the question
of broadcasting and telecasting
major league games into minor
league territory. Every major
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-10
IT'S NOT EASY
KEEPING ROSTERS
OF REDSKINS
Bya star stan writer

WINSTON SALEM. N. c..
Sept. l0.-You've got to be
specific when discussing the
size of the Redskins squad
with General Manager Dick
Mccain.
Since the start of train
ing camp, with players ar
irving late, others leaving
early and a couple dropping
completely out Of sight,
Mccain has been sorely
pressed TO keep an accurate,
up-to-the-minute numeri-
cal count Of the squad. In
juries complicated matters.
Thus, yesterday, when a
writer asked how many
men were on the squad
after Ed Michael's depar-
ture. Mccain replied with
another question:
1.-THE eating squad or the
player squad?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-10
Women Golfers
Hail Wrieht's
Dallas Victory

DALLAS, Sept. 10 (AP).-
The girls on the golf tour think
Mickey Wright, the pretty
blonde from San Diego who has
q swing to match per personal
ity, should be named woman
athlete Of the year.
Miss Wright, who yesterday
became the biggest tournament
winner in women's golf when
she took q playof for first
money in the, $4,000 Dallas
Open, appears to qualify well
for the honor.
She has won five tourna-
ments. including the National
Open and Ladies PGA, banked
$l1,134 and maintained a
stroke average of 75.10. She
played some Of the finest golf
ever seen in Dallas yesterday in
beating Beverly Hanson of
1ndio. Calf, by three strokes
in the battle for first money of
$1.247 in the Dallas Open.
She sailed through the first
nine holes II 3-under-par "a
and never showed signs of
faltering until the 10th green
where she had her only 3-putt
Of the day. BY then she had
the playoff wrapped up. She
finished with a 1-under-par II
while Miss Hanson had a "A.
Miss Wright and Miss Hanson
deadlocked for first place with
2S4 for u holes.
Miss Hanson won second
money Of 1851 and it boosted
her earnings for the year to
$l2,354-topS in the league
She also has the best stroke
average with 74.91.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-10
How 10 Got Awuy

ANADARKO, Okla. (AP).-
q. C. Blackburn had q good ex-
cuse when he told how his
string Of 10 flsh got away.
He was holding the stringer
in his teeth while rebaiting his
lines when q water moccasin
swan in his direction. He was
so surprised his mouth popped
open and the 1ish fell into the
water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-10
DOCTORING
YOUR GOLF

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PATIENTS COMPLAINT:
"And Then I Blew Up!"
DIAGNOSIS: Carry-over err
rors.
TREATMENT: Each of your
shots in golf should be hit to
the best Of your ability. What
you did on the shot before, or
on the hole before, has nothing
to do with the shot you're about
to play. If all golfers would
adopt this attitude, scores
would 60 down all over.
But nearly all golfers allow
themselves to become con-
cerned by a bad shot or a bad
hole. They think about how
things would be 'if" such and
such a thing hadn't happened,
SO they press to try to make
up for a previous mistake.
II you will bear down on each
shot, considering it as a sep
arate thing unto itself, I know
you'll be surprised at how much
1t will help your scoring. If you
top your drive, for instance,
don't pull out a wood club and
try to kill the next shot to make
up for the short drive. Forget
about the drive! Just try to
play the hole as best you can
from whatever position you
ind yourself in at the moment
Copyright 1858, John F. Ollie Co..
ALL NEW! YOUR POCKET
SIZED GOLFING GUIDEl
Now, Cary Middlecoff let's you
in on his prize winning scoring
formula in the brand-new
pamphlet, Tips for the Begin
ming Golfer" A copy's yours
for 10 cents and stamped,
self-addressed envelope sent to
Cary Middlecoff, to your local
paper.
\ Friday - can't escape
from ShiCk rough
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-10
REDSKINS


COntinueu from rage A.oO
+. Leo Filter, Dan Nolan, Fred
Bruney and Chef Ostrowski
worked out in sweat suits yes
terday. Ostrowski has q
broken big toe. Vision has
partially returned to Bruney's
injured eye. Sid Watson.
who sprained his shoulder in
the Colts game at Baltimore. Is
working out and will hit the
bags today to determine II he'll
be ready for the Packers. /.
Rookie Guard Ed Michaels from
Villanova was released yester-
day. Dick Stanfel and Red
Stephens are working out again
and also should be ready for
the Bears game,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-10
Lions Trade Trucy
To PITTSBURGH

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept 10
(AP)-The Detroit Lions have
traded Fullback Tom Tracy to
Pittsburgh for one Of thA
Steelers' draft choices next
year.
Coach Joe Wilson said the
Lions would not get the Steel
ers' first choice in the annual
draft of college players. but
would get a. "high" one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-10
Major Leagues Decide
To Revive Bonus Rule

CHICAGO. Sept. 10 (AP).-
The major leagues ended their
meeting yesterday in complete
agreement that something must
be done about the bonus rule.
player draft laws and realign-
ment Of the minor leagues.
At a joint meeting of the
American and National Lea
CUES, 1t was agreed that the
bonus rule must be restored. A
nine-man committee, headed
by General Manager Frank
Lane of Cleveland, was APP
pointed to study the possibility
Of a new bonus rule and to sub
NIT a plan at a December
meeting in Washington.
Favor Draft Revision
Another six-man committee
was named to start a series of
meetings TO bring about re-
alignment Of the minor leagues
from AAA classification on
down. This group also was in
structed to have a working plan
ready for the winter meeting.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03
Dorothy DundrIdse Signs
To Play "Boss" With
Sidney Potter Ia

Hollywood amp ~ Samuel
Goldwyn has Just signed Dorothy
cambridge for the role Of Bess in
"Porgy and Bess," II was announc.
cd here this week. A previously
undisclosed factor In the negotia-
tons Is that the signing was de-
layed pending decision OF goth
Century-Fox, 10 whom Miss Dan
bridge was committed for pic
ture at the time "Porgy and Bess"
In to be filmed. and only now COM
pleted following 2Oth's decision to
postpone It's commitment because
OF the Importance OF the role in
the Goldwyn production,
Miss cambridge thus becomes
the choice to team with Sidney
Potter In the title roles Of the in
ternationally celebrated George
Observation-Disclosures Hayward classic
which viii be brought 10 the
screen by Goldwyn for the first
time.
The role OF Bess marks major
step upward in the career Of the
Cleveland born beauty who began
her career in films as a child star.
After appearing In numerous films
In her teens, she was featured in
Meet the People on Broadway
and has starred In such notable
films as Carmen Jones" and "Is-
land in the Sun" In addition TO
her numerous nightclub and Tv
appearances. As top strata enter
talner she has appeared in major
European capitals as well as the
most select showcases in New
York. Los Angeles and key enter
tainment oenters throughout the
U,SA.
The Goldwyn version OF "Porgy
and Bess' Ia scheduled TO go into
production about mid-May. Reuben
Mamoulian directing, N, Richard
Nash is writing the screen play.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03

Corrinne Grant: You, too, have
recently graduated from the u. Of
NJ and will leave soon to further
your education as a major in Rec
reational leadership, a branch Of
social work.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03
REJECT EUIBRIoHr's REQUEST
FOR uTTlE ROCK REPORT

Washington - (ANP) 49, In a
blunt, frank reply, U. s, Atty. Gen.
William p. Rogers last week re-
jected request by Sen. J. Will
liams Fulbright OF Arkansas for
the FBI report on events leading
Meanwhile. Rogers told news
conference that he did not plan
to recommend to President Essen
hover any new civil rights legisla-
ton for action by the Forthcoming
session Of Congress, He said he
plans to wait and see how the re-
Gently passed Rights Bill on voting
works out Let's let little time
alapSe and see how the new law
works, he said
TO the violence at the integrated
Little Rock Central High school.
FNllorght had requested to see
the report for his own use,
However, Rogers, who recently
succeeded Herbert Brownell. who
retired as attorney general turned
down the bid in a letter to the
senator saying:
Il regret IL is Just not possible to
make available 10 you the FIJI
report in the Little Rock case
This report was prepared at the
request OF the federal District
Court and presented to the Court
for its use, We have taken the
position the Justice Department
has no authority TO release the re-
port"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03

New York (ANP)-Further rec
ignition was given to famed drum
mer Max Roach when 1t was
learned that he was chosen by
Playboy magazine in their annual
musicians poll as the winner OF
the drummer's divisio.
Currently rated by his associ-
ates. critics and fans as a top
stylist and creator OF new rhy-
thms, Roach during last five
years has COPIED 10 such awards
His latest Emarcy record album is
a hot item in the jazz field.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03

Barnett that her talents came I,
the attention Of the show mogIls
who quickly exploited II In plays
and movies. She appeared in the
nations leading night clubs, and
played In such Hollywood film
productions as Cabin in the sky
stormy Weather and "zlegfield
Follies."
Her list Of accomplishments also
includes record SCATTERING per-
formances at New Yorls's Waldorf
Astoria Hotel. and the London
Palladium In England. Following
the latter appearance In 1852, she
was chosen by the British Press
as the best performer Of the year.
Recently. she has been scoring
as a recording artist for RCA-
Victor, with such albums as Lena
Horne At the Waldorf" Lena
Horne at the Cocoanut Grove" and
stormy Weather" listed among
the fastest selling disc on the
In Jamaica" she is a huge sue
,ess.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03

Frances Hall: You are so
thoughtful, Thank you!
To All OF You Who Sent ME
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03

Thousands of dollars worth of
prizes will be awarded each day
when the Queen for a Day" tele-
vision program originates from
the st. Paul Winter Carnival. The
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03

RENT 1T WITH A WANT Ap
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Your Merry Christmas depended
upon what others did for you
but your Happy New Year depends
upon what you do for others.
Observed by Geo. w. Onnger.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03

NBC-TV network program will be
in st. Paurs auditorium theater
for five days during the 1858 snow
fete, January "a through Febru-
airy 2.
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The attorney generals action
thus left the decision on whether
the report should be released up
to the federal District Court at
Little Rock.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03
Max Roaeh Wins Ja1r Poll

Until next week, this is it.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03
Lena Homes Broadway Starring
vehiehIe "JGmaiea" Is caIIed
Real Good Show By Critics

Actors debung on New Yorks Broadway not expected
70 take the city by storm provoke box office stampees but
Lena Horne is accomplishing both Of these feats jamaica
an exotic now musical with tropical setting which opened
the Imperial Theatre recently.
The show, produced by David Merrck and named after
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03

~ H'fa ~ NAhNiANA vi AHAtNhAA AhAAAti
OF the West Indies, has hit the
Great White Way" with the force
OF a tropical hurricane and Ia
proving such a financial boom that
ON the second day advance ticket
sales had passed 100000 guar.
anteelng the play solid booking
through next August. And all be-
cause Of Miss Horne's dynamic
personality
Lena's Charm Captures Broadway
BY a unique combination OF tai
ent, good looks and charm, Miss
Horne. who plays the leading role
OF Savannah" opposite Mexican
born actor, Richard Montalban, has
made her first Broadway musical
debut a smashing one. The DOM
inant force In the calypso smash
hit, the Brooklyn-born actress who
came TO Broadway by way OF
Hollywood and the night club cir
cult. Is so captivating in the role
that the critics are virtually unani-
nous in their praise OF her.
One Of them. Robert Coleman Of
the New York Mirror. wrote after
viewing the opening-night per-
Torrance: "A hurricane named |
Lena blew in 10 provoke some OF
the stormiest applause heard here
abouts In quite a spell, and she
brought in her wake a tempest
nous musical that Is a grand gale
of gala entertainment. The music
viii make the Juke boxes burn out
from overworlS."
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03

Christmas Cards: Thank you ~
very much for your cards. All but
four Of my Christmas cards are
here in their boxes 1 was late
ordering them and later trying "a
write them but / did wish for
all Of you a glad holiday season
last week and for all the days Of
the New Year, 1858.
To You KNOW Who: Thank YOU
for the lovely gifts. win write
later.
Charles Curry and family: I
send sincerest sympathy in your
recent loss.
l. Howard Bennett: Congratula-
tons on your appointment TO the
municipal bench In Minneapolis.
! am sure Clae must be very proud
Of you as well as Marian and all
Of your well wishers.
Congratulations To:
Mrs. Carter v. Ellis: You are
a wife, mother homemaker and
school teacher, yet you found time
TO write and have published sew
eral books. Some Of them are be-
ing read by youngsters and others
are being used in class rooms all
over America.
You were also the first Negro
school teacher in our public school !
system in 35 years. Minneapolis |
Is proud Of you.
Norman Jean Howell: II seems
'uch a short time ago since you
'irst started 10 school and now
you are a senior in the College Of
)ccupational Therapy, a division
II the u. Of NJ. Medical School.
Before this is published you will
'e in Los Angeles to serve your in
ernship. /
Corrinne Grant: You, too, have
ecently graduated from the U. Of
r. and will leave soon to further
our education as a major in Rec
eational leadership, a branch Of
ocial work.
The New Year win be three days
Id when you read this.
A New Year Prayer.
Is long as mortals have the nerve
o pray for things they don't de-
serve
IS long as conscience has a stain,
he prayers Of men win be in vain. /
o, humbly, Lord, we ask of Thee |
hat princely gift, Sincerity
hat we may use il through life's
span
o build on earth a better man
nd should we crave for gifts more
loyal,
lease make us, God, a bit more
loyal, .
hat we may give to those we
serve
measure fun as they deserve.
Until next week, this is IL.
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A Lively show

The show itself, which has for
liz setting place called Pigeon
Island. a mythical island off jam
aica, has been praised for ita
iiveliness and color. Good acting
also helps to make II the leading
musical extravaganza OF the day.
II Is generally agreed, however,
that Lena Horne is tho core Of
the show. She puts style and sex
ual insinuation into such songs as
Take II Slow, Joe" and Push
the Button and poise and satire
into her acting In a manner that
can hardly be duplicated Beyond
this she Is just her own lovely
self.
Perhaps no other actress since
Ethel Barrymore has hit Broad
way with such an impact as the
Lena Horne OF Jamaica" To the
thousands OF fans who have fol.
lowed the career OF the charming.
bronze star, this Is no surprise,
however.
Started With Duke, Cab
Starting out In show business
at the tender age OF 10, Miss
Horne has moved from one sue
cess TO another She first starred
as singer with the Duke Elling-
ton and Cab Galloway orchestras
at New York City's famed Cotton
Club.
Following this she performed as
dancer with the Noble sisSle's
band and then sang with the
Charlie Rarnett's orchestra. II was
repeatedly during his stint with
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THIS ~ That
BY hazel
underwood

The hustle and hustle Of Christ.
mas is over! A group Of you are
sitting at the table that was laden
with all OF the good food your
hostess has spent hours preparing.
You have eaten and now you be-
gin 10 think and talk OF the New
Year and what It is going to do
for you and what II win bring 10
you"
Before you ask yourselves those
two questions you should begin 10
wonder what YOU are going TO do
and bring TO the New Year, for
you will only get OUT Of the New
Year what you put in II, so start
now 10 think OF others more often
than you think Of yourselves When
you say a Happy New Year" to
your friends be sincerely interest
ed in really wishing them
Happy New Year"
on this first OF the New Year
many large businesses have a way
Of cancelling all OF the dement's
their employees have gotten dur
ing the year and they give them a
clean white sheet and say, "the
past years mistakes and plumbers |
and wrongs are forgotten, you
have a nice clean sheet here, see
what you can do to improve your
selves during the coming year and
above all. try TO make fewer errors
this year than last year"
Every one likes to be told they
are doing well in what ever they
attempt to do. They do not wish
flattery, but once In a while you
could open your mouth, and smil-
ing pleasantly tell them you think
they are doing fine. You know you
don't hesitate to tell them loud and
long when YOU just THINK they
are not doing as well as they
should!
Have you ever noticed when you
speak a kind word TO some one,
before long, when you feel sort of
sad a friend will notice you are
and the word OF praise
hey give you win lift your spirits
high and you find yourself singing.
Your Merry Christmas depended
ipon what others did for you
out your Happy New Year depends
ipon what you do for others.
Observed by Geo. w OHnger.
Louverne Noble: They tell me
you are really walking on air these
lays, am so happy TO know you
md Stanley Williams are planning !
o be married in the spring. Hav-
ng known both of you and your
'arents, too, I know you are start
ng out with EVERYTHING in
our favor TO make wonderfully :
.appy married life. You know /
,ish for you a great deal OF hap !,
mess and tell Stanley really do
him.
Frances Hall: You are so :,
Thank you! y
To All OF You Who Sent ME la
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-05-16

nounced today.
Little Richard is now enrolled
at lakewood college, A Seventh
Day Adventist school, in Hunts
vile, Alabama, pursuing studies
to becore a minister of the gos-
pei. Little Richard abandoned the
show world lat the zenith of his