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Evening star., 1946-04-24
I From Capital Join
New Welfare Assembly

Seven persons prominent in Gov
ernment, military. educational and
other circles here have accepted
nomination to become members of
the new National Social Welfare
Assembly which holds its first meet
ing in New York City Monday.
They are Brig Gen James S
Simmons, office of the Army surgeon
general: Miss Jane M. Hoey, director
of the Bureau of Public Assistance
Social Security Board Mrs. mabel
Lindsay of Howard University: John
Corson of the Washington Post
Mrs. Mary Louise Simon of the Re
training and Re-employment Ad-
mlniStration. Labor Department
Dewitt c. Smith Of the American
Red Cross, and G. Rowland Shaw
former Assistant Secretary of State
Charles P. Taft. nationally known
Evening star., 1946-04-24

attorney, civic and welfare leader
Of Chicago, has accepted the NOM
ination for president of the new
organization and will be principal
speaker at the luncheon which fol-
lows the business session.
The National Social Welfare As
sembly marks the joining of forces
on the part of IS national organiza-
tionS.
Evening star., 1946-04-24

Isl ana Killed
nine shipmates
before severely
injuring himself
rested today on
the skill of Navy
doctors.
Smith was re-
ported last night
as having a So
so chance to sur
vive three self
inflicted k n t e
wounds. The in
Prospective. 49,
year-old AShe-
vile IN. c.
youth and one of
Evening star., 1946-04-24

be joined by 400 other employees. A
Railway Express official said the
office here handles about $4,000
shipments to and from Washington
every day, with many more thou
sands transferred from one rail-
road to another for distant points.
The railway clerks union gave
strike notice because the agency
has failed to increase salaries l6
cents an hour, the raise recently
given railway employees by the Ma
tional Mediation Board
Evening star., 1946-04-24

MS victims. S. 2 c George E. Simp-
son, l8, Waterbury, Conn. we're
treated aboard the hospital ship
Repose
About 3 am. yesterday Smith
entered the sleeping quarters of 30
shlpmates and opened fire with a
carbine and a pistol.
Evening star., 1946-04-24
Navy Doctors Fight 10 Save
lST Seaman Who Killed 9
BY the Associated Press

SHANGHAI, April 24-Navy in
vestlgators' hopes of getting Seaman
William Smiths own story of why
he went berserk suddenly aboard an
Evening star., 1946-04-24
LOST.

ward. Cali il EN- MIen!5mental a545 Keepsake: Re
KODAK: PA. folding II s: lost SUNDAY
MEYER GIpEN 9nSeF EA P,sa5s Ss55 54turn Regard
KODAK. Eastman 100 left in taxi SUNDAY
Call G. SMITH. AD. s776. 'Ss' -. u
LA9Y,s Ia all,aE white goId Elein watch brown
downtown. Reward. Ne .464. ''''e- E24 i0S'
LARGE PAPER BAG of merchandise, Lib
eral reward Call WI 4nS2.
MINK SCARE, , skins. initials 'P. A c.
st,a Ssas LABEL; lost vicinity 18th and N. Y.
ae 49, n fto =, saturday night. Reward. Ii
r0CkEIBook. POO black. with valuable con-
Lost in ycniiy Of LINCOLN MemorIal MaGt5 abon staeH
Apfl4 ~ reward. Ma 1920. Ext. 6l7
PRAYER BOOK, Episcopalian; Congress
" HHsIHf Il; SuI APTl1 SE1 :; ABOUT noon. Reward
Purse tan, Monday pm, in taxi: Govt.
checK, Mary T. Burnette, sum of money
keys. Reward. :o530 18th St n, Arlington
RING, diamond solitaire, yellow gold set
Return to 135 N St NV, phone Nj. 1878
Reward.
RING. blue sapphire. gold mounting. ladies
ioGnge, teGlti Neptune Room. Tuesday night
sfntlnenfaI sftaI ff.!a value Reward. co. ,!53l
ROSARY, gilt beads with blue ones at in
tervals' probably in taxi, lost Easter sun
pa;orr say mopndns pndnf, sons out to St. ,Anselm
erous reward No a5s,' '''"' '''- ES4 a.
SUITCASE ladys brown leather, by Dis
mond Cab driver; LETT on curb at 1lth and
By Ams s'e oce nT qr Hpr pcked up oy M
!ost and found dept, DIAMOND CAB. No
0l3l Reward, -o6
TYPEWRITER, Underwooa and table: Ief,
in auto, being transferred from $50 In
NV, Call Ma 5000 Ext. .1:0 or aI,i
after pm. WI. 1929. -.
WALLET. brown leather. initials M. F. c.
containing cards. receipts and Sl4 in Jel-
lefs, Sat. afternoon keep S14, but please
return wallet and other contents NO. 5:313
VALE; WALLET; 6laek ,s - Upper, name Barbara
ming. Reward. OR. $500. -;2!5
WALLET. small. black, Buxton. containing
appropriately $50; lost between Tip Top
DIGS Store, and buckingham Market, both
on Wilson blvd. Ample reward. CHI 5l0s.
band: Reward Cali WI 6425. ISL -s4 2tf'A
WRisT yFa T...ya WATCH, 5 Hamilton; square eold
s7e1 Re@afd ward 'S Mo Msry 4os5 d and
WRIST WATCH, lady's yellow gold Hamil-
ton; ton, Chevy Chase area Reward EN-
426o. -oG
WRIST WATCH, ladys Emerson. gold.
with cord Wristband: somewhere bet I5th
and H SITS. l4th and N. Y. ave NV; bet,
> and 80 pm. Monday. April -. Re-
ward. EDW1NA MATTHIAS. RA 31ql -o4
WRIST WATCH. woman's yellow colo
haguette shape. and bracelet between Nav
flower Hotel and Scott Circle. EN-. 395'
. 1G'
WRIST WATCH. lady's diamond Buloya
square shape, black band. 81 Brandy
wine s.. NV. EN-. 0441 "a"
Evening star., 1946-04-24
FOUND.

DOG, male, Spitz type, brown and white.
very gentlei Arlington. Call Chestnut 5s14
FOX TERRIER, black and white male; vi
Hysttsville, Md. Can AT. 7142.
Evening star., 1946-04-24
Acid Indigestion
Relieved in S minutes or
double your money back

"heh excess stomach acid CAUSES painful sufor,t. :.
.nt s, soyf stomach and heartburn doctor, usually
nreicrloe me fastest actinE medicines known Tor
Smptomatc reltef-medicines like those in Bell -ans
1sbets No LAXATIVE Bell-ans brings comfort in
!lhy or Double your money back return of botiIs
- ~. 2Sc it ali druggistA
Evening star., 1946-04-24

POCkETBOOk. black. with valuable con,
tents TO owner. also ~ -caliber rifles
Lost IN Tlcinitv of Lincoln Memorial ebou,
Apru - Reward. Ma 1920. Ext S11
Evening star., 1946-04-24

BILLFOLD, brown leather, containine $50,
important papers. Sl5 reward. Phone
Eyt
Evening star., 1946-04-24

MINK SCARF, 3 skins, initials 'P C
Saks label; lost vicinity 18th and N Y
sIe M. Saturday night Reward. Ii
1897 after g. o4
Evening star., 1946-04-24

BILLTOLD. black pin seal, about So, kew,
identification kreSge's, lth and G., or vi
clnity. s. reward. EX :}NGn days . &
Evening star., 1946-04-24

Bull DOG. Boston. female; Eastern Air
lines. Washington; black, white collar.
screw tail, answers name of Patsy" Q
Years OLD: travelling companion and FAM
Iy pet. Liberal reward Wire collect.
ELLIS LAWSON, S?61 N. f. 3rd ave.
Evening star., 1946-04-24

BINOCULARS-S2O reward for re urn of
Zelss SX:!4 Turita binoculars, No. l55O5s3.
ana leather case with owners name and
address inside; lost Friday evening in
iiquor store OH Conn. ave. above Calvert
Because OF sentimental aSsociat ion Who
ever returns these has owners undying
sratltllGs ReILrn Cnsn,n. CI,lt, Oh
Evening star., 1946-04-24

BILLFOLD. containing identiication and
social security cards. bldg. pass and other
papers; lnitials H. L, D Reward Box
Evening star., 1946-04-24
LOST

BILLFOLD. black Marine officers S iden-
rlfication. Reward Return TO Marine
Corps hdutrs.. Arlington -@5
BILLFOLn, ladys. viii party who found
Olll1od on Nichols ave, between Che>a
nea&e ana Atlantic stS. call Ii 6l06?
Evening star., 1946-04-24

ROSARY, gilt beads with blue ones at in
tervals; probably in taxi, lost Easter Sun
cay morning going out to ST Anselm s
Prlory. Brookland: sentimental value: gen
ernuS reward NO q5S2 -S4
Evening star., 1946-04-24

RING. blue sapphire, gold mounting. ladies
lounee. Neptune Room. Tuesday night
sentimental value. Reward CO '153l
after 6:2O pm :,
Evening star., 1946-04-24

KING diamond solitaire. yellow gold SET :
ing 100 block N st NV Sunday, 2lst
Return to 135 N ST. NV, phone Nj. 1878
Evening star., 1946-04-24
Property Management
Calls for d.

The management of property,
whether it is O home, store, apart
inent or office building, should be
handled by competent and expert
enoed realtors. Shannon 6 Luchs
Co., with 4O-yeor background and
q thorough knowledge Of real estote
procedures, hos specialists to assist
you in managing your property
in making new leases, supervising
repairs. hiring service employees and
mony other details. Let Shannon
& luchs Co. toke these problems
off your hands.
Complete ReoI Estete Service Since 1905
Evening star., 1946-04-24

PRAYER BOOK, Episcopaiian; Congress
HgtS 6uS Aprll :. about noon. Reward
V. w. SARGENT. All A.
Evening star., 1946-04-24

PIRSE, tan, Monday pm, in taxi: Cow
check, Mary T. Burnette, sum OF money
keys. Reward. 2530 18th st. n, Arlington
80
Evening star., 1946-04-24

SUITCASE. lady s brown leather, by Dis-
pnr1a mona CAP driver lett on curb at 1lth and
by Army officer. April u at $40. Call
!ost and found dept, DIAMOND CAB. No
Evening star., 1946-04-24

JADE CLIP, between Giant store en6
Woodley rd Sentimental EeepsaIe fieo Rea
ward Call EN-. 2545. Is
KODAK. PA. folding, II lost SUNDAY
on On SLreetcar; finder please return, Reward
MEYER GILDEN. RA. O364 81.
Evening star., 1946-04-24
LARGE PAPER BAG of merchandise. L

LADf Whlte gold Elein watch brow
leather strap, with buckle fastener: los
downtown. Reward. ME. 34O4 -24
Evening star., 1946-04-24

TYPEWRITER, Underwood. and table: Ief
IN auto, being transferred from $50 ~
NV. Call Ma 5000. Ext "1;0 or OIL
Evening star., 1946-04-24

WALLET. brown leather. initials M &c
containing cards. receipts and Sl4, in Jel
len S Sat: afternoon keep S14, but pleas
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Firm Casting Jefferson Statue
I Told to Go Ahead With Work

The Roman Bronze Co. of New
York after a wait of more than
a year has been told to 60 ahead
with the casting of Thomas Jeffer-
sons statue for the Jefferson
Memorial.
Irving G. Root, superintendent of
National Capital Parks, said yester-
day he hoped the casting, believed
to be the largest bronze figure ever
cast in the United States, would be
ready for the next anniversary Of
Thomas Jeffersons birth, April
13. 1947.
Casting of the 19-foot figure was
held up because of ONCE of Civilian
Production restrictions on the use
of bronze. Even now the bronze
used in making the statue will not
contain the amount of tin originally
intended, but park officials have
been assured by Government re.
search agencies this will have little
effect on the quality of the work.
The statue at present in the
memorial, Mr. Root explained, is 8
temporary plaster model.
Evening star., 1946-05-19

The casting, Q be made In sew
eral pieces, will weigh approx
mately tones and will be a shell
of bronze from one-quarter to three
eights of an inch thick. 1t was
designed by Rudolph Evans, New
York sculptor, and is expected to
cost $20,G83.
Harry T. Thompson, assistant
park superintendent, said yesterday
he hopes to improve lighting facili-
ties in the memorial by the time the
permanent statue is put in place.
Spotlights now in use cause confus-
ing shadows. He said he hopes to
use concealed lighting reflected from
the memorial dome.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Court Is Ready 10 Act
On Fixing Retia| Date
In y Sedition Cases

Possibility of date being set
soon for retrial of the mass sedition
case seemed likely when Chief JUS
tice Bolitha j. Laws of District
Court yesterday said in memoran-
dunn opinion that the court will act
promptly, on a written application,
IF any party desires that trial
date now be assigned"
In his opinion, Justice Laws an
nounced that pending defense mo-
tions to dismiss the sedition case
will be over-ruled. There are now
some % remaining defendants.
In the sedition case, mistrial was
declared in December. 1914, fol-
lowing the death of Chief Justice
Edward c. Eicher of District Court
In his memorandum opinion, JUS
tice Laws said that under procedure
in effect when the mistrial was de.
clared sit was the duty of the
prosecution to assign criminal cases
for trial." adding: Upon failure tt
do so within reasonable time. the
Court would be justified in dismiss
| ing a case for want of prosecution.
Two months after the mistrial wa.
declared, however, the court adopted
practice whereby it assigned crimi-
nal cases for trial dates, Justice Law.
said. With the latter system still il
practice. he said, mo greater duty
is enjoined upon the prosecution tt
proceed with or to demand a tria
date than upon the defendants. Un.
der these circumstances" he said
the Court would not be justified II
dismissing these cases for want o,
prosecution
Justice Laws declared the reasons
appear to be valid" as to why NJ
trial date has been set by the court
then added that the court will acI
promptly on a written request for 9
trial date.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
.147 Groups Entered
In Flag Ceremony

More than 300 flags will be on dis
play at the Washington Cathedral
amphitheater next Sunday at the
massing of the colors sponsored by
the Military Order of the World
Wars and the Washington Cathe-
dral.
With entry privileges to the col
orful event closing at noon tomor-
row, the committee in charge an
nounced last night that 147 organi-
cations will be represented when the
Evening star., 1946-05-19

flags are borne down the hillside
toward the poppy cross In the CEN
ter Of the arena.
The speaker will be Undersecre-
tary of War Kenneth c. Royal, who
recently returned from a tour of
military installations in Europe and
the Orient. Mr.. Royal will be in
troduced by Brig. Gen. Albert L.
Cox, past commander in chief Of
the order, and the participants will
be welcomed by the Right Rev. An
gus Dunn, Bishop of Washington
Services will be conducted by the
Very Rev. John Wallace Suter, dean
Of the Cathedral
During the half hour preceding
! the service, scheduled for pm, the
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Franco Will Deliver
Radio Address Today
BY the Associated Press

MADRID, May 18.-The Spanish
national radio announced tonigh,
that Generalissimo Franco would
make an address from Oviedo. Spain,
at pm. g a m, E. S. To tomorrow
Announcement of a Franco speech
is unusual in Spain and aroused
speculation that it might contain
important declarations on internal
affairs.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. A-N
g.

United States Marine Band will
play. The procession will be led by
Col. Walter S. Welsh and his staff
from headquarters, District Selective
Service. The marshals will include
1t. Col. Horace r. Higgins, 1t. Col.
Evening star., 1946-05-19

$50 and larger, are available at your Goodyear
dealers.
If he doesn't have your size at the moment,
he soon will have. Meantime he can keep you
rolling until your new Goodyears arrive.
In smaller sizes, he will continue to supply
you with the finest cotton cord tire built-today's
Goodyear De Luxe.
With either tire you will know why for 81
years it has been true that more people ride
on Goodyear tires than on any other kind!'
Evening star., 1946-05-19

John E. Worden, Mai. Paul M. Fil.
mer, Maj. Daniel Boone and Capt.
John Hanschmann.
Evening star., 1946-05-19

During the war, Goodyear built more rayon
cord tires than anyone else-emerged with an
infinitely greater fund Of experience than any
other maker.
That is why this new Goodyear, made with
Rayotwist, is exactly what you'd expect it to be:
BY far the finest automobile tire on the market
today!
See Your Goodyear Dealer
The new Goodyear rayon cord tires, in sizes
Evening star., 1946-05-19

Mexico has 36 new chemical pro.
ducing companies, started last year.
Evening star., 1946-05-19

AND when you are fitted with
the Hearing Lens" you. and
you alone. need, it will bring
you hearing such as you never
dreamed possible. For Aoousti-
con exclusive Hearing Lenses"
are complete series of receiv.
ers, each so accurately controlled
they are actually Hearing
Lenses. They focus sound for d,
each of the different kinds of
hearing deficiency as optical
lenses focus vision.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
ARCHITECTURAL MAG
CONDEMNS COVENANTS

strong conformation - RAJ
te, res'rnfl'e 'oveneats MAS
nrfo,p'd u an cdi'ora' in the
srrsry ,'fs issue ~ Arcai.
ieturai fonau a Lance neea-
ne
Tho arii,le poin's ou' 'bai rc-
ruiitc covenants have hoiticd
Ncetocs in arsoie .lovlod
a'ess where rwo ~ ~ 'nree
houses are sgo slarAard where
npe'lion Tor living space
means hiah rents where 'hloe or
'o1 fam'iies mat occupy soe,c
inadcquaie for one'.
y doclaros inr ihcro Is ml,h
t,'denre a-sirtf Tie arvrmenis
gallv advanced 10 support the
covenant Tue afrnn on'- are
ihsi rnNei neehho hoods cause
ltoperty depreciation ana racial
uife.
fhc article ARGUE, fqai pubic
fos,in~ has rtosen What nNcd
SCOUTS ctn 1.-Two toretner IN hsr
lwonv u also shows that resuic-
ii,e covenants have no. docp
roofs in T. $ pnpiic policy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
Edgar Guest To
Be At Y Forum

Edgar 4 Guest pc'rciis be-
lp'ed poet and hmoti-t Wi, ne
DO speaker on ne NNcA Forum
sunday Mar b al 4 90 pm.
Mr Guest is VOL known ami his
verses arc savorie With yourg
and old abk,
The ~" Forum Committee
headed bv Edward y Svin't. eN-
reHs A large audirrco including
Students from the Lewis Plsmcss
College and Detroit institute of
Commerce. The nuscal portion
~ the program viii be- handied
hy the NAA' r Youth Chor rn-
der the direction ~ William
Hines Jr The following persons
viii take prominent lea IN mo
orcanitation Hosea Holland To-
nor Miss Peggy Greene score
'ary and Eugene Ambers treas
urer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
HEAR APPEAL
IN GEORGIA
PRIMARY CASE

NFW ORLEANS An arr. ~
Gfosem Democratic ENetufs
Committee AGAINST fcd'rs ot
decision That qualified > -
nsv not ~ barred from ~. ns-
mo ra'i primaries in fte,a
VAS hoard here 10 tho trsi
states iteuis court of Aqpo $
on Feb ~
ihe case is Chapman rr.s
kl1r ana involves me r-h q,
f'R' frrnus r KING 20
Nlscoeoo eounfv a hrc A.,
iiierd ~ ihe court was ~ a
Rev kircs hehslf IS ne
NAtrHs legal staff heaaea ~
thateood Marshall
1he NiNrP brief stressos 81
Fundamental character ~ vs.
'lrn' n vote and arcnrd ,
race ms ~ place IN no 81 80
men'a STAIRS On our nation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
Swinging Down The Lane

Li-h .herlod shoes ana sfrips. !.
" imitation pearls. us al
true the white newsnawk pa.,.
cd 10 know evidently Mi,y
that All Ncsro women aie 8. ...,
virtue and should know III,
things Taken aback az ne ,a..
~ out of-place query. Milo. Noun.
ietorted You as an Ameiese
would know moie aho4f ,ge,
places than T."
John Roxboroush and f,srsn
Watson have II that they Nj,
aothine OF their Widsiy-pld.l,,.a
attempt AZ lccsl quielus or
"a, kson mtil they read of +
The PAPERS.
MANY parents would b. ar.
pulsed 10 know that they can ta,s
q complete correspondents ,airs.
in child Care and Tiairina Nom
ihr University OF Minneenta .o-
only dollar and quartee "A
no previous higher edusaio. ii
frlning is required The, e,e.
award diploma Manv pn,,
could learn how to keen tier
children from hsirr ec'mraer,,
p, Scnlinr FOR the course.
Nodplires hoard in Paradiss
Valley shes one Of to "a
l'ss-dre-scd women IN Amertas
The March issne ~ Band Lead.
crS MAGAZINE cairies s',-y.
~ 0sd about Detroit plastic pu.
tcrers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
Here's The Answer
Questions ON Pmge u

J That Of Dr George Wash
infton carver
@ 'o state department
3. no Leave NO Love"
a DJro;ny Mayhof
8. She WIS the orphapage.
adopted daurhter Of the president
Oh Nine. &. J walker Beauty
Products company. therefore heir
css To the comranys rili'ons
T.. Rev Robert J.. Rradby Sr.
e. The Nj reulah BAPTIST
church
s. louisville Alderman Eu-
gene CLAYTON
= william e.. OsDy
40. January )
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
FUND TO HONOR BTW
BEING ORGANIZED

tao million dollar crr3isr
e RESTORE fhe birthplace =
Hooser p washinrfon arc -
''fr on program ~ Ns.
'ion % frr Spirit ~ his "a rss
pas bonn s. nched hv The Fms ar
e Wasrinsion Birthplace Nro-
ftH
l1e seri7afion Il soesw. =
goo appropriation from ~
Nir~na 'orlslgior and Wi a
annopntc ifs rlans Tor the la
'na ~ me fnd-raisinr n.
paisn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
OPPOSE O'MAHONEY
FOR ICKES' OLD JOB

N poorest against nossih's ~.
pertinent ~ senator loser g
p Nlalnnee to Tho most Of Seva.
'"y or me Interior ms' ,e i
hf lio'csf' ilafold fokcs VS.
i'lfefaphoa to President iiav
: Truman ny the national o'ffa
m ihe NNit =.
ne i'ierran ,harcrd '0t
3 NAion'y rcoofd WIS hafv
h'cnishod W. opposition 10 ro.
'i'e on fEPr and on'i-noN to
''sls'aiIor and by his voir %
o'0f.riie FDR's veto ~ ne
Nml'h' cnnally bill.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02

~ go pm The public IS in-
,ifed 90 see 81 Antoine efeelest
yolleyhall iesm in action
BOYS
Plans ere heinz made fc Pre-.
sent Parents Mite al ST. An
tcine al parents and friords VII
he invited This eahihiu3n will
be- held IN tne gymnasium deriss
ne latter part 81 March renuie
slurtvani Is doing q ro1d Job
handiine ihr iywnasiu fnnu
duil uee Nfh ihe To- nioUn
Branch i- 800 fhe making lof tie
vETy near future
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
ny BILL LANE

It was Mark Twain himself a newspaperman as wen
as humkorist who once said that Nobody entitled 20 re-
for 10 himself as we except kings editors and persons
with tapeworms" knowing fully well he's not a king,
snrev not smart enough editor dubious rs % the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02

mind this columaist will allpdf
himself henccforih rs jnst r'ei1
IL" l. that is.
Never one for tossing Inc cab
when II come 10 reporling ! siaf'
risht Of tossing the traditional
Nichiran apple blossoms 70 Trih.
unc Editor Ulysses " Porhin
for aciiva,ing that Wise move Ok
posing tho many relarloas ligaor
store clerks OF nctroii who ac
rcputedly rookin~ INC rtNitlc
ciliycnrv ~ many hard-cstnod si-
moleons And another state Flow
or 10 1t Albert carter " me
Detroit rclice department for
putting The pressure On Tho slinky
tetfer -pushcrs who are hifiinr =
new lrich in peiroits sfamier
circles insiders haYs il that When
all that dope vas hurried 10
Tokyo recentlv hv l. s. AGENTS
many Detroit MoWhuas and
"toachpinchcrs' almost r9sse q
out from sheer gnicnce ard a,-
rlitaiion.
TO RE on TARoo out n csii.
fornla last week II was hto9Sh'
our that rs not n'le iSe >sri s
Who are rhsossed Nth 40 acgrF
FOR chau,ini,m which whhes
them shy away fron, s'hefinrs
IN which the white folks pfcao
inmate Leon Hardwtek mans.
inc editor and 'hc@'ric'l nrie'
% The California Easlc was mi
,ilod along With z score az rofe
other Nerro ncwsner 10 2 los
wood cocktail party given h.
movie actress RIA Havvorin ln
addition ~ Iiardwck there wore
ohlv fvo other Negro ION rss'>
present On tho other hsr
rface was fairly floaiins wis
white movie celshs Mss W.
worth operly disaproiniod .,
leiharey IN onr writer's ros4on.
10 ho- INVITATION tool 'h III
to romark audihv 10 rss.e
Why il there 50 many ~ ps
here and % few q, ,oa-
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-02
HEADS
YMCA
DINNER

'Nr. Luke '. Williams. who j..
chairman ii .he iNtt Annual
Dinner committee. which is 10
he held on fridas. March -. at
the lNtt. Nr. Williams j.
Dlso chairman oi the iNCA
membership committee.