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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
News From Ann Arbor

The Dunbar camp will begin on
Aug. IL and last until Aug. "a Mrs.
Ethel Cromwell has informed us
that the rates are as follows: chill
dren under 12-s4.50: childrca
over 1875 and adults-s6. Watch
this column for further news re-
garding camp.
Plat Lodge Elks held picnic
and dance at Romulus, Mich last
Sunday.
The Past Daughter Rulers OF
Elks met last Sunday in Ann Ar
Dor and also the Exalted Rulers
Sick List
On the sick list for this week
are Daniel Butler. who was strick-
en- in church and is now GONZALES
cling after being confined to st. Jo-
seph's Mercy hospital.
Frank Cooper is seriously III in
ST. Joseph's hospital and has I'M
dergone an operation.
Mrs. Raymond Black is recuper-
ating.
Churches
Bethel AME Sunday school held
it's annual picnic on Thursday, July
80 at Dexter Park.
Second Baptist's Sunday School
picnic is scheduled for Thursday.
Aug Goat Camp Newkirk. and is
TO be held jointly with the Dunbar
Campers, who will be there at that
time.
The Rev. {. W. Carpenter reviv-
ed an old custom at his church last
Sunday evening by having Summer
session students present a program
then. The program consisted OF
musical selections. brief speeches
and similar entertainment. O. A.
Dupree of North Carolina was
chairman Of the program commit
tee. Guests and congregation adj
journed to the basement OF the
church for refreshments at the
conclusion OF the program.
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Miscellaneous

A chorus has been formed OF Ne
gro students attending the univer-
sity Summer session under the d.
rectorship OF DR.. Stevenson. The
group made an appearance at a
luncheon held at the Woman's
league this week. Among the menu
bers Of the chorus are: Miss Pearl
Garrick, Miss Lois Conley. Mrs.
Thomas, Mr.. Smith. Miss Poteat.
Miss Harris. Miss Lillian Douglass
and Miss Stewart, and others.
Vernon Adams and Russell Mar
tin Rusty have returned TO Ann
Arbor after vacationing in Idle
wild and Chicago. They are sorry
the trip Is over.
Mrs. Alice Hunters father, J. +.
Matthews. OF Greenwood, Miss, left
the city Monday after visiting Mrs
Hunter for a week. Mrs. Hunter
gave birthday dinner for him or
the past Sunday. Her niece. Miss
Bobbie Matthews. is here from Chi
cago for a stay OF two weeks. We
wish a pleasant visit for her.
A group Of a half dozen young
Ann Arbor lovelies visited the NYA
center at Cassidy Lake recently and
found the young men there very
hospitable-and no wonder! Misses
Doris Howard, Catherine Smith.
Theodosia Lee. Mildred ONeal and
Ruth and Iva Jewett were the
charming visitors.
Mrs. Leroy Swayne is visiting IL
ST. Louis.
Nelson Turner and family visited
relatives in Detroit last Sunday.
Misses Mavis Henderson, Rose
marion Alexander. Matte Patter-
son and Shirley Baker. along with
Howard Miller, Howard Anderson,
Richard Blake and Farley DAVIS,
members OF the newly formed
Bltzers. held theater party las;
Friday evening.
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ST.ANTODNE
BOYS RETURN
TO CAMP

The st. Antoine "Y" Boys d.
vision has returned TO Camp Ar
thur formerly Camp wabashj,
which was renamed Camp Arthur"
In memory OF George Arthur. for
mer executive secretary of the Wa
bash Avenue Branch YMCA OF Chi
cago, Ill.
The camping season will be trll
OF activities including swimming
boating. fishing. hiking. handicrafi
dramatics. music and nature lore
All OF these activities will be un-
der able leadership OF trained
STAFF men who will see TO it that
your boy has a swell time at Camp
Arthur. Camp Arthur is beauti-
full camp located in the heart of the
great gruit and farm belt OF Low er
Michigan. The camp is near Dowa-
giac. Mich. and offers an enjoyable
vacation in a wholesome. healthful,
atmosphere. with supervised ac-
tivities. regular hours. and three
well-balanced meals day. The
camp begins at : am. and ends
at $3.50 pm.
A camping experience is just the
thing that your boy needs after be-
ing in school all the year. A non
sectarian service is conducted on
Sunday morning by and for the
campers Beautiful Rowe Lake is
place that offers supervised
swimming. boating. life saving in
struction. and fishing. The camp
ers participate in camp fires. stunt
nights and games OF all types for
evening entertainment.
The St. Antoine camp period is
Aug. 25 to Sept. g. Don't miss this
opportunity to let your boy Learn
how to take responsibilities and thu
chance OF living close to nature.
Don't forget. Camp Arthur. located
near Dowagiac. Mich. the home ct
the 81. Antoine Boys division be-
tween the dates Of Aug. % and
Sept. 6 For further information
call or write W. Barton Beatty
Boys Work secretary 81. Antoine
Branch YMCA 6S5 f. Elizabeth
Cadillac 5314.
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ON OUTSKIRTS
OF TOWN
By CANDY MORGAN

The big Eight met Tuesday
10 discuss their next big dance. &.
Bill Fraction and Jackie Mannings
are getting quite cold. no????? !
understand that lovely Clementine
Bankhead got stood up for a date
tut-tut. Ionic Mae. who is now en-
gagged. is really playing the game
TOO hard for the average person,
she'd better slow down. Sam Stew
ard attended the show but could
not zee the picture. Maybe there
was blackout. Well. it's all over
now, Miss Robbie lie Coates Doy-
friend followed her TO Mt. Clemens.
Chuck Williams had all Mt. Glenn
mems talent to himself last week. &.
Bob Msnnings and Bill Fraction
spent a quiet Sunday at Pontiac In
church last week. Esquire Harry
Mail was "fleeced" out his ward
robe last week by Winston Lee,
when Harry went to New Haven
TO break up an invitational party.
Eibo Boyd Is back in town, sharp
as a tack. H. Butler gave Lor-
raine Banks merry time at the
sport dance last week. Killer But
Ter was loving some little girl
though and il wasn't Lorraine. {.
Bob Manning was loving some lit
tie Romeo Queen" really rough
and tough. her sister is very very
lovely. Fletchet Billings was also
a
string man. Because Of the rain.
Robert Listenbee was without his
girl friend Doris Mitchell. A. G..
Butler and Imogene seem to be
doing okay together. maybe there
will he wedding bells soon. .Serill
Whisitt tried to everyday his hand
after taking one girl home he came
back TO get her cousin. In all and
all the sport dance was a--reel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01

ATHENS, Ala Mrs. Elizabeth
selby. of Chicago. H., is spend
ing her vacation here vsitins
friends.
Mrs. Lucy S,inc,t, ~ chicago
returned home last SUNDAY after
spending a delightful vacation
here.
Dean Narbrough and Ross Bal
T. are IN DAYTON Ohio 70 sperd
their Sumner VACATION.
Mrs Pearl to.en.an scft--tr-
Louisville ~, las, week 70 join
her husband. The couple expec;
70 make the KENNEDY city thei.
home.
Mrs. Hattie Ma.one is home
again after visiting friends In
Sheffield she reported a pleasant
say.
Mrs. Margaret Malone and Mss
Loi'.e Mae Reedae spent last sun.
day Ia Tsi.ahoma
Mrs. Irene Hal a. Caattanooga
Term arrived Va the ri'y last sun
day 10 visit her sister and broth.
er-ln-law, NJ and Mrs Eator
Malone
Mrs. Maude Webb. Of Fayetfe
vile. spent he weekend With hel
sor, Roy Webb
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Louisiana

WHITE CASTbE-Ess-ThA AS
bury independent Methodist
church closed successful rally
last Sunday a nice sum was
raised for The purposes of paint
ing the church
Miss Georgia Johnson. Mrs.
Charity Crawford and Mrs Ella
Anthony are home AGAIN after
attending the Fourth District as
sociation last week in Plaque
melne. They reported having a
wonderful time with inc ses-
slons we'll attended.
James Winston. Of Birmingham
Ala. arrived here last week for
a two-week vacation with rela-
tives who live in the country.
MORGAN CITY. La Mrs. Hell
en- l.. Nurse and daughter. Pa
tricia Ann. New Orleans. are
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Visit Your Home Town

vacation visiting her father.
COLUMBUS. Miss. Mrs. Rosa
b. Lindsey, who has been on the
sick list for a number Of weeks
is able 10 be up again.
Miss Maggie Jones left last We'd
nesday for Detroit, Mich. TO WIS.,
Il relatives. While there Miss
Jones expects 10 make a trip 10
Canada.
Mrs. Mamie Brown left the
CITY last week 10 attend the an
nual meeting OF the MlBA.
Miss Minnie Johnson. OF West
Point. spent the day here last
Sunday.
Mrs. D. j. Robertson arrived
here last week from Chicago 10
spend a two-week vacation with
her parents.
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Professor
Thomas A.Doro,
VIII Preside
Convention To
Begin After
Devotionals
BY ARTHUR W. wONlcr
(Sueclal 10 the Trlhur.,

Central Baptist church. Va.
iugton' at Ewing street. s.. ro,.
Nc. the Rev. 2. Baltimore =
ing pastor Is TO be host IA 4.
National Gospel cholrs. chorv,.
and Singers convention An,,'
Srd., through August 9th.
Prof. Thomas A. Dors., I.
president and will presId. :,
sisted by Mesdames Maruop,
Lewis Butts of Chicago. Arr,
W. Hutchins Of Mich. Mr.. Tb..
dore Brown of ST. Louis and N, |
Gardner Of New York.
The pre-musical BY the IN,
Union will be held Monday rh
Aug, 3rd. Chaplain Luke Pa.
will conduct devotionals Tusaw
ct 10 a. m. after which the an.
vention will get under way
Sermons will he rendered \
Reverends Herman Gore. Of aI
Louis. John H. Branon Of ChIc,n
ILL.,, G. H. Walker Of Detus
Michigan. c. Cotton of Eau Ill
Louis. ILL.,, Arthur W. wonaa
o. Memphis. Tenn, and c. 81
Gear Of Ohio. Sacred admcs
tIons will be delivered NJ
Theodore X. Frye Of one Of hl|
founders OF Chicago, H., ChomI
es. choirs and singers hm|
several states including Georgia.
Kentucky. Ohio. Tennessee, M|
York. Indiana. Illinois. Veal
Virginia and Canada will be a
attendance. Mrs Sallie Marta
National Organizer Will coniga|
the BlDle quiz. MIS-, Nlllle Ah|
Ford Smith has charge Of new
talent.
Friday Aug. eth Will be AFtx|
night with Mrs. N. Louis Butu|
IL charge. Mr.. Theo r. Frye q
Chicago will be in charge Of nj
Youths Artist proeram and scho.
arship contest. Mr. Henry Car
ruthers of Chicago is in charge Il
the finance for scholarships. Nn|
Roberta Martin OF Chicago, al
Mrs. Beatrice Brown OF lnd1t
apolis. Ind. national officers al
directors will be present. Youth
Day promises TO be the bes d
history. and Wednesday youths I
ST. Louis will lead the way.
Miss Sallie Jones. sect'y.; Prs-|
Thos' A. Dorsey, Pres.
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aizs 81. Xnsoinestrees Corner columbia-cl,s,., :.
Book Critics Praise
Book BY Bishop c. l..
Russell, CINE Prelate

JACKSON. Tenn tANP)-- Ma
tIonwide praise by high literary
and scholarly critics has come u
the Rev. Charles l.. Russell. pre-
siding bishop OF the Eighth Epis-
copal district of the CME church,
according 10 information released
here this week by the department
OF public relations. The title OF the
publication by Bishop Russell which
critics have praised, Is Light from
The Talmud." The publication
contains three-hundred selections,
proverbs. parallels, legends and
ethical precepts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
Oklahoma

DEWEY Okla The Phyllis
Whoailey club met last week at
the home OF Mrs. Ruby Nolan.
Mrs Wiona Harris was called
10 Chctopa. Kans., on business
last Saturday.
Jack Hazelridge. who r. now
employed in Davenport. Iowa. was
in the city last week visiting his
wife.
Mrs. ". NJ James spent the
weekend in Bartlesville.
James Smith of Oklahoma City
Is here visiting old trends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01

NORTH VERNON. Ind. MIR. and
Mrs. Bedenbaugh and mother spent
the weekend in Indianapolis Wis
iting relatives.
Jesse station. OF Cleveland. was
In the city last week visiting his
parents.
Mrs. G. Caldwell. Of Chicago,
returned last week after spending
delightful vacation here
James Henderson. OF Gary. ar
rived here last week TO visit his
parents
RUSHvILLE. Ind. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Groom, OF Indianapolis,
we're in the city last week visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Bradley
spent Sunday visiting the city.
Mrs. Annie T.. Walker and chill
dren. OF Dayton, Ohio. are spend
ing their vacation here.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01

LADONlA, leAdS. - Inc picnic
given last Sunday by the Pleas
ant Grove Missionary women was
success. and we'll attended.
Sears Johnson and family. who
lave lived here for number OF
years. moved TO Honey Grove
last week.
RAY Roswell was here few
DAYS visiting relatives and friends
before reporting for duty in the
Us Army
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Lewis. of Com
merce. were here last Sunday Wis
iting friends.
Joe Lee Wilson. OF Dallas. ar
rived here last week 10 spend his
vacation with relatives.
SHERMAN, Texas Mrs Mil
died odessa Watson. Of Temple.
arrived here recently to visit her
mother. Mrs Inez White.
Pvt Robert L. Anderson. Of
Camp Wallace, was visitor in
the city last week
Mrs frankie Rice and Andrew
BEDFORD returned last Sunday from
a visit 10 Coleman. Texas
Miss BESSIE Mae Lockridge. Of
the Ritz cafe is on the sick list
again
TYLER. Texas - Henry Robin
son, Jr.. OF Memphis Tenn. was
in the city for few days last
week visiting his parents
Mrs Granville and daughter. Of
Wichita Falls. returned home Sun
dav after a delightful visit here
as guests Of her sister. Mrs. Jones
Mrs Annie Smith of Houston.
IS here visiting her sister. Mrs.
Allison Lacy. of Tenneah street.
Mrs. Johnnie Mae Davis return
cd Sunday from Houston. where
she spent her vacation visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ora wilkins and 9TH
er relatives.
Mrs. Sara Jackson. school
teacher OF Columbus. Ohio. arrived
here Wednesday 10 spend the
Summer with her parents.
Miss Sophia Mae Bradford left
last Sunday for her home in Los
angeles. Calf. after spending a
delightful visit here as guest OF
her aunt
Miss Myrtle Thompson and WV
ian Kennedy left Friday for New
York City where they will spend
their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Long. OF
Atlanta. Ga. who have been spend
ing their vacation here left Fri
dav for their return trip home
Mrs Maggie Foster and daugh-
ter. Matte Marie. departed Mon
day for Denver. colo. where they
ere expected To make their home
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Tennessee

CULLEOKA. Tenn.-The eerv-
ices at the AME church last Sun
day was we'll attended; the wealth
er was ideal. Bro a. Mayse deliv-
cred an inspiring sermon after be-
ing introduced by the pastor.
Mrs. Abe Morton Is on the sick
list this week after having a tooth
extracted. Her many friends wish
Der a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith. OF
Memphis, are in the city visiting
friends and relatives.
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LEBANON. Tenn. Miss Claudia
Harris left Thursday for Atlanta.
Ca. TO become the bride of Sgt.
Richard Muirhead. They both
graduated from Wilson County
High school Their many friends
ore hoping them much success
and happiness
Miss Ada Betty Is spending
her Summer vacation in Detroit
visiting relatives.
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4 here visiting relatives.
Mrs. Rebecca johnson spent the
weekend with her sister in New
Orleans.
Mary Wilson and her son.. Bob
by. OF Boston. Mass. arrived here
last Sunday for a short visit with
relatives before proceeding 10 Los
Angeles.
GLENCOE. La. - Mrs Mary
Jackson and Mrs. Louisa Dossie
remain on the sick list
Joe Lawrence and Mrs. Lucinda
Washington on Weeks Island
have their nieces OF Port Arthur.
Texas. as guests.
Mrs Gaddis Laublarn and chill
dren. OF New Orleans, are here
for a short vacation.
GIBSON. La - Mrs Erma L.
Cooper was in Morgan City last
Tuesday on business.
The Busy Bee Pleasure club had
a wonderful meeting last Wednes-
day night.
Mrs. r. L. Wallace. OF Thibo-
deaux. was The dinner guest Of
Mrs. Miller last Tuesday evening
Miss Millisa Henry, OF Beau
mont, Texas. is visiting her aunt,
Mrs Rosa Mae Began
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Mississippi

SHELBY. Misc Harry L. Lus-
ter. Of Port Gibson. is here Wis
ting his sister.
John Clark. Who has been III for
several months. is much improved
and his many friends are wishing
HIM speedy recovery
Mrs Bessie L. Lee, Of Pace. is
in the city spending a few days
with her sister. Mrs. Leila Wash
ineion
Mrs. Marie Perry. OF Memphis,
Tenn. was called hefe 10 the bed
side Of her mother, who under
ent an operation at a local hos
rital
Mrs Della Mae Brown spent
the weekend visiting relatives
in Water Valley.
BAY ST. LOUIS. Miss Mrs
Nafcelete Andrews returned 20
Ler home in Pittsburgh. Pa, last
week after a vacation here.
Miss Catherine Gilbert spent
The weekend In New Orleans vis-
Ting Miss Odessa Williams, who
accompanied her home for week 5
visit.
Leonard Hansborough left last
week for Port Arthur. Texas. TO
eslist in Tie Navy
Miss Viola Benoit and her
brother paul lcfi last Sunday
for chieago. III, whore they Will
spend their summer vacation.
Tie young people may make the
Windy cry their home.
GREENSvlLLE. Miss. - Hayes
HaSnes left last Monday for Chi
oago 90 wslt relatives This is
~ Ha,cs first trip North and we
are hoping that he will have a
rice time and like the city.
Mrs r. smith, OF Drew. is here
70 spend a week with her sister.
Mrs Lucinda Williams left last
SUNDAY for Chicago. where she
expects 70 make her future home.
Mrs. Mollie Williams. Of Plum
street. returned home last week
after a delightful visit to Allan
"a Ga and other points south.
Johnnie Jones. Of lndianola. was
a weekend visitor in the city.
Miss Carlee Weathers colebrat-
ed her birthday last sunday She
received many beautiful presents
from relatives and friends.
PFC Henry Allen. Of Green
Vile Flying school, Is back in
camp after ii-day furlough
curing which time he visited his
home IN ciarksdale
Mrs Vivian Young and parents
have completed arrangements Il
entertain guests from Chicago
whom they expect to arrive this
weekend
Waiter Howard was q visitor In
Grace last Sunday afternoon. He
was the guest OF Miss . Thelms
Palmer.
GREENWOOD. Miss. - Mr.. and
/ Mrs. John VI. Hardoman. Of Chi
cago. H.. spent few days here
last week visiting their parents
Mrs Isaac Robinson. who pass.
ed away last week. was buried
Sunday from the Strangers Home
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GREENWOOD. Miss. - Mr.. and
Mrs. John VI. Hardoman. Of Chi
caeo. H.. spent few days here
last week visiting their parents.
Mrs Isaac Robinson. who pass
ed away last week. was buried
Sunday from the Strangers Home
Mr. church
Holm Griffin, Of Cola. passed
through the city last week en-
route To chicago. where he will
spend his vacation visiting his
mother
Misses Gearldlne and Cecile Ne
10 left last Saturday for Washing
ton. DC. TO spend the Summer
with their brother.
Miss Katherine Gooden left the
city Saturday for indianapolis
and ST. Louis 10 visit relatives.
Mre Ethel Willis left Sunday
for Charleston to spend a short
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01

FORT SMITH. Ark.-Mrs. Gus
sic Walker arrived in the city
last week 10 visit her mother anC
father. Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker
Mrs. Georgia uilson. of Chica-
go. is here visiting her mother
Mrs. Nellie Cravens. OF Armour
avenue.
Ionic williams died last week
after a long illness. The body was
shipped 10 Alma. his home town,
for burial
Rubber Thomas left last Thurs
day for Baltimore. Md. 10 spend
his vacation with his sister. Mrs.
Lama Walker and her husband.
JEFF Walker.
Pvt. George Henry Williams is
reported 10 be very III at Fort
Knox hospital.
Miss Mary Grove. OF Hot
Springs. is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Dora Williams.
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MAGNOLIA. Ark-The revival
services is IN full swing at 81.
Phillip AAiE church The meeting
IL we'll attended each night
Prof ". j. Brigham. Jr., is max
Ing his home in Eldorada al the
present due 70 employment there.
Smith Johnson. OF Lisbon. La,
vas in the city last week visiting
Mr. and Mrs. d. shiugleton.
Mrs. Bertha Mae Moore is on
the sick lie this Week Her many
friends are wishing her speedy
recovery.
The Magnolia Nonarchs Will
play several ganes ia Paris Tex
as. next week II IS hoped that
many OF the home town fans will
accompany them there 20 cheer
taom on 20 victory az they have
lest only one game this season
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01

NASHVILLE. Ark.-Mrs. G. W
Weddle left Monday 10 visit her
niece who lives in Washington
DC. En- route home. she viii also
visit sister who lives al Youngs-
town, Ohio.
Miss /. B. Lafayette is spend
ing the Summer with relatives in
Lake Village.
Miss Allen Crofton and Grille
NAYS left the city last week 70
visit relatives IN Alexander.
Mrs. Hattie sue Wagner. OF
Kansas City. Mo, arrived in the
city last week 10 visit her broth
or and sister-in-law.
Mrs. Rayheld Huff, OF Little
Rock, IS here visiting her moth
sr-in-law. Mrs Ida Anna Whit
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lockett. Of
Hope. were in the city on short
visit last sunday
James II. Crofton and brother,
Burnell Crotton. Of Kansas City.
Mo. were in the city last week as
weekend guests.
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Center Plans Program
For Men ENTERING Army

A program for young men facing
induction and for young women
planning to enlist in one of the
uniformed services will be given at
$50 pm. tomorrow at the Jewish
Community Center, Sixteenth and
@ streets NV.
William E. Leahy, director Of Dis
trict selective service, will speak.
Other speakers will include Maj.
Reuben Horchow of the adjutant
generals ONCE: It. Julia M. Kirby
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Bolivian Newsmen Reach
u. 5. for 9-Day Tour

~ IRE ASSOclated PreSS,
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. 28-
Four Bolivian newspa permen reached
San Antonio today on Nationwide
tour sponsored by the National Press
Club in Washington and the Office
OF Inter- American Affairs.
The writers plan to visit the larger
military posts. They will leave to-
night for Houston.
Because tin mining is the princi-
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Of the wAACS: 1t. Comdr. w. s.
Hatch, officer in charge of Navy
recruiting for the District, and En-
sign Mona Baldwin of the WAVES.
Chairman of the evening will be
Philip Schiff. The program is
sponsored by the center. Argo Lodge
of B'nai Birth and the Women's
Auxiliary of B'nai Birth.
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Two D. c. Area Youths
Win Science Degrees

Willis G. Marlatt Of Washington
and Allison H. Chaplin, IT,, of Rock
vile, Md. have received bachelor
Of science degrees at the expedited"
commencement of the Carnegie In
stitute of Technology in Pittsburgh.
Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P.
Marlatt of 722 North Carolina ave-
nue. Sc, the Washington youth will
be commissioned second lieutenant
in the Army Air Forces.
Chaplin, who specialized in man
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Missing Army Plane Found
Wrecked, All 5 Men Dead

BY the Associated Press.
FAIRFIELD, Calf, Dec 28.-The
fire scorched wreckage Of two
motored Army transport plane and
the bodies of the five men who had
been aboard were found yesterday.
The plane, on q routine flight
from Sacramento, had been missing
since last Tuesday.
The dead: Its. Ralph Martin
DUNE, Bromley, Ky; Herman Loci
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ner, IT,; American Fork. Utah;
James Alfred Howell, Middleton,
ILL.,: J. NJ. Russell, Huntington, Ind,
and Sergt. Reginal D. Tolar, Ennis,
Tex.
Two bodies were found In the
plane, which crashed on level
ground.
Three had been thrown clear.
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pal industry Of Bolivia, the CORE
spondents are looking forward to a
visit at the tin smelter in Texas City,
the only one of its kind outside Eng
land. 1t uses Bolivian tin exclu-
sively.
The Bolivians will go from Texas
to Louisiana and Florida. returning
to their country January S. A Sec
ond group of South American jour-
nalists, eight from Uruguay and four
from Peru, will begin similar tour
on January IS.
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The Lachine Canal, started in the
year 1700 by French settlers, in the
Province of Quebec, was opened to
navigation in 1924 1t now carries
upward of 6500,0O0 tons of freight
yearly.