NBC OFFERSFACILITIES TOSTEVENSON, IKEFOR DEBATE

NEW YORK Joseph H. Me-Connel, president of the NationalBroadcasting Company, Fridaynight qffered faculties of the ra-dio and television networks ofNBC to Gov. Adlai Stevenson,Democratic candidate for presi-dent, and General Dwight D.Eisenhower, Republican nomineefor president, for a debate oncampaign issues.

McConnel told Eisenhower andStevenson that his decision to of-fer the facUities of NBC to themfor a debate came after, persis-tent press rumors that such a de-bate was being considered. InWashington, Stephen Mitchell,Democratic National Chairman,told reporters that he was goingto discuss with Stevenson the pos-sibility of challenging GeneralEisenhower to a TV debate.

Though neither candidate hasreplied to McConnel’s offer, itwill be interesting to watch theoutcome. In all certainty the at-titude of each on he Civil RightsPlatform, one of the hotter issuesof the contest, would be revealed.

Sarah Vaughn, smooth singer ofsongs, Slim Gaillard, noted for his“vout” vocalizing, and Bill Harrisand his all stars, appeared on“Stars in Jazz” on NBC radioon August 21 from 12:05-12:30.

Slim GaUlard and his orchestrawere guests on “AllStar Summer*Review” August 23 on NBC-TVfrom 8:00-9:30.

GOSPEL GROUPSON NATION-WIDE TOUR

— The coun-try’s foremost Gospel singinggroups, the PHgrim Travelers,Soul Stirrers and Blind Boys ofMississippi, embarked on a nation-wide tour August 21, which willembrace 101 cities throughout thecountry.

Each group has established it-self as the most sought aftersingers in the religious field today.Collectively, they are expected tosing to over 50,000 people Uponthe completion of the tour De-cember 1.

The Pilgrim Travelers catapult-ed into national prominence withtheir specialty recording of “JesusMet The Woman at The Well”,and “Mother Bowed.” The SoulStirrers hit a new high in popu-larity when Specialty Records re-leased their recording of “Peace

South Florida stock car fansare in for a night of racing onLabor Day as promoter NickJenin presents a big 152 lap holi-day auto card at Medley Sjfled-way, Monday night September 1.

More than 100 drivers from theGreater Miami Racing Associa-tion are scheduled to vie for stocklaurels at the northwest Miamioval in a combined card that willfeature strictly stock and sports-man style automobiles.

One of the few speedways inthe country with two tracks, Med-ley will make use of both ovalsas the strictly stocks run the Vamile course and the sportmanspeed over the one-third miletrack.

Climaxing the gala holiday pro-gram will be 40 and 50 lap fea-ture races for summer champion-ship honors.

In the sportsman class, the lo-cal wheelmen will highlight theirportion of the show with a 40-lapper on the big track. Heading

the list of entries is Rod Perry,

winner of the winter champion-ship race. Driving his high-pow-ered racer, Perry has rapidly es-tablished himself as one of thetop stock pilots in the South.

Other outstanding names whowill chauffeur cars are: Alan(Rags) Carter, Charley Monk, A1Powell, Dur Howe, Bill Flingos,

Marion and Red Farmer.Bobby Johns and Banjoe Mat-

thews, currently touring the

In The Valley,” backed by “JesusGave Me Water.” The Blind Boys

of Mississippi, also known as theJackson Harmoneers, were thefirst religious group to make theBillboard Popularity Chart of themost played records, with theirPeacock recording of “OurFather.”• The groups are under exclusivemanagement contract to HeraldAttractions, Inc. of Hollywood,whose roster also includes BrotherJoe May, the Sally Martin Sing-ers, The Spirit of Memphis, TheSwan Silvertone Singers, TheDetroiters, Sister WynonaProf. J. Earle Hines, and the Orig-inal Gospel Hormanettes.

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MIAMI TIMES, MIAMI,FLORIDASATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1952

Stock Car Races AtMedley Labor Day

northern race circuit, are also ex-pected to compete in the sports-man style races.

In the second part of the holi-day show, the strictly stocks willwind up their competition witha 50 lap feature on the shorttrack.

Because of the capacity crowdexpected, promoter Jenin an-nounced that 8,500 seats would goon sale at 3:00 the afternoon ofthe race. Gates open at 6 p.m.and the first race gets underwayat 8:00. General admission for theLabor Day show is $1.50 tax in-cluded, children 50 cents.

CHAMPIONSHIPTEAMFETED

The Baker’s Bar Softball team,winner of the District PlaygroundSoftball Tournament, held inWest Palm Beach July, 1952 wasfeted at Virginia Key Beach onSaturday, August 23. This teamwas sponsored by Earl Edwards,manager of Baker’s Bar.playing of various games andswimming a delicious menu wasserved composed of baked ham,potato salad, buttered rolls andassorted soft drinks.

Members of the team reportedhaving spent an enjoyable dayand hope to again next year re-tain its championship with suchable sponsor as Earl Edwards,manager of Baker’s Bar.

WINS BTH SPOT INSOAP BOX DERBY

AKRON, Ohio (ANP) ANegro youth placed among thefirst 10 in the All-American SoapBox Derby here at Derby Downlast week.

Edward Mallory of Durham,N.C., lone Negro contestant, plac-ed eighth in a field of 154 cham-pions from throughout the UnitedStates, Canada and Germany. The15th annual championship and

$5,000 college scholarship went toJoe Lunn of Thomasville, Ga.

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SATCHEL PAIGECOULD PUTSENATORS INFIRST PLACE

WASHINGTON (ANP)“I swear to God, we would be infirst place if we had SatchelPaige.” That mournful reflectioncame from the lips of WashingtonSenator Manager Bucky Harris,pilot of the all-white diamondrepresentatives of the nation’scapitol.

“We’d be right at the top if wehad him,” Harris continued, “andI think Cleveland would be awayout in front with Satch ... IfSt. Louis didn’t have him, they’dbe on the bottom.”

Oddly enough, Clark Griffith,owner of the Senators, has neverseen the necessity of changing hisJim Crow ways even when itwould mean money in his pocket.Griffith has been the target ofdemocratic protest for the pastdecade, but he’s always playeddeaf.

Many Washington observers feelthat Negro baseball fans need to

go on a sitdown strike against theSenators before Griff will open hisear drums.

btw band inLABOR DAYPARADE

As usual, the Booker T. Wash-ington High School Band startsthe school term off with a paradeand a “try-out routine” for allnew band 'members. The parade

will take place on Labor Day forthe Longshoremen. Mr. Timothy

O. Savage, the bandmaster, isasking all 1951 and 1952 march-ing band members to report tothe new band room on Mondaymorning, September 1 no laterthan 8:45.

All new members for the term1952 and 1953 are urged to dometo the band room on Tuesdaymorning September 2 betweenthe hours of 9:00 and 4:00 p.m. fortry out, uniform assignments, andrank placements. All regularband members are urged to comealso.

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