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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
W0MENS'
FIELD SET FOR
GREENSBORO OPEN

GREENSBORO, June 21.-tP-
With every name player in the
country today eagerly waiting tee
ing off time, the second annual
"oman's National Open golf cham
p~lonshlps, scheduled for Star.
mount here next weekend, will
o'1er something new, bigger and
different in women's golf.
1t is a 1900 90 tournament for
the professionals who have come
INTO their W within recent years.
and Patty Berg, the smiling
Iraekle:face from Minneapolis, a
professional for sever years, will
RANK as the No. l favorite for the
tl1le that goes to the girl having
tne lowest medal score over -
holes. o -
But Berg and the rest of the
professionals, including Betty
Jameson Of San Antonio Texas.
aelen DetteWeiler of Indio, Cal.
Betty Hicks of Long Beach Cal
Kathryn Hemphill and Hope seip
NOUS, both of Greensboro; ane
others, will have to be fighting t@
hold their own against the top anna
teurS.
The Bobby Jones of the amateu,
field right at present is Louise
suggs, of Lithia Springs, Ga, who
battled a fellow Georgian, Doroth,
Kirby, in the finals of the Western
Open match play tournament to.
day. Suggs, known in the game
as Little Hogan" for her SINH.
larity in stance and style to the
n?asculine r9aG@er Of TIE links, hes
displayed d convincing bame OF
pars and brides in match play,
but this will be the first major
medal play test for her game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
LEAF MOUNDSMAN
BLANKS WARSAW

Sedma-Smithfield's Leafs stop
ped Warsaw's short winning streak
last night in the Tobacco State lea
que with a 20 victory behind the
five hit hurting of Jack Zayoskl'
who was relieved with one out IN
the ninth when the Red Sox threat
ened to pull the game out of the
fire.
Hampton Conn, star hurler TOR
the Sox, matched his opponents
hurting effectiveness for tlve
frames but in the sixth Bernstein
walked. and Uhls doubled to deep
left center for one tally. Bare drill
ed a single to center for the sec
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
NEW RECORD

DALLAS, June 20.-P)-Robert
Higgins of indianapolis, Ind, set a
new American weightlifting record
for the military press tonight as he
upheaved 220 pounds in the 1872 ID
pound class of the National AAU
junior tournament.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
TO FINALS

WICHITA, Kas., June 21.-P-
Charles Coe, frail 6 foot 2 inch Uni
versity of Oklahoma star today
overcame a 40-mile an hour vino
to beat Robert (Bob) Rosburg, oil
San Francisco and Stanford uni
versity, 4 and 3 to advance to the
final round of the Trans-Mississip,
pi golf tournament.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
BUGS Win Thriller In 18th Frame, 80
Brown To Twirl
For Wallace; Comets
Seek League Deadlock

Weinie Brown, ex-southpaw Of
the Wilmington Wildcats, will be
doing the chucking when the Wal
lace All-Stars invade Bladenboro
to clash with the Spinners in an
Eastern State league tilt today. :
Wallace, with Brown on the hill,
suffered a 25-1 licking at the hands
of the league leading Masonboro
Handlers Thursday night. The
Ramblers are idle today, and can
be forced into a deadlock for first
place, if the Whiteville Comets.
clashing in Elizabethtown, are Win
ners. The Comets trail Masonboro
by one-half game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
TWIN MlSCUES
AID CUBS, ll-6

Third place Lumberton continu-
ed to rise in the Tobacco State
league last night with an 11-6
victory over the Dunn-ErWin
Twins, due to the loose playing OF
the Twin infield which aided the
Cub ause. The Twins combined to
kick eight around, and only one
one run was earned off the slants
of Tate, losing hurler.
Garcia held the Twins 10 six
hits. and Tate permitted only
seven by the Cubs. A pinch home
run by Doyle Williams for the
Twins in the ninth with two on,
spanked a four run rally, but Dunn
fell short.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22

Runs batted in: Evans, Marsh, Ward
Ridden, Magini, Clayton 3, Parnel 2,
Wolfe 2, Brown, Bulloch. Two-base hits:
Bulloch 2, Clayton. Three-base hits:
Parnell, Carter, Ridden. Sacrifices:
Birch. Double plays: Birch to Rogers to
Magini. Left on bases: Clinton S; Red
Springs 9. Bases on balls: off Rirch 4,
Vaughn, Stone 1. Struck out, by Birch
4, Stone 5. Hits off: Stone in 2 innings s;
Vaughn in 6 innings II. Losing pitcher:
Vaughan. Time of game: 2:3O.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22

Runs batted in. Poklemba, Benton 2,
Hedrick Nesselrode. Two-base hits:
Poklemba, Nesselrode. Home runs: Ben
ton. Sacrifices: LaBanc. Muscemeci. Left
on bases: Sanford IL; Wilmington Z.
Bases on balls: off Cheshire 3, McFad-
den /. Struck out, by Cheshire 16. Nc
Fadden II. Wild pitches: Cheshire (2).
Time OF game: 2:s9.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
Hamer Blows Up To Lose
Amateur Title To Barnes

ern amateur victory to go with
his Southeastern amateur and open
crowns,
Hamer, the National Intercot-
legiate champion and member Of
the U. S. Walker cup team, had a
three-up advantage twice during
the first 10, first by taking three
OF the first six holes and then by
capturing three of the second six.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE
TODAY,S

GAMES
Brooklyn at Cincinnati (2)-Hatten
Go ana Barney (3-2) or Gregg (2-l}
VS.. Blackwell Q0-2) and Walters (3-3).
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (2)-Hughes
(1-6) and Schanz Q-1) VS. Bahr (3-4) and
Sewell (3-2).
Boston at CHARACTERISTIC u-4) VS..
Borowy T-3).
New York at st. Louis-Jansen (5-3l
VS.. Hearh (2-3).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
LEAGUE
TODAY'S GAMES

GAMES
Detroit at New York-Benton az
VS.. Gumpert go.
Cleveland at Boston (2}-Embree (4-5)
and Harder go VS.. Ferris (6-5) and
DoriSh 90.
Chicago at Philadelphia 2)-Grove e.
81 and Gillespie (4-1} VS.. Flores (2-5)
and Scheib t2-0).
ST. Louis at Washington (2)-Zoldak
(0-4).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22

Try cleaning a marble topped
table or fireplace by applying
liquid or paste wax. The wax
will protect the surface from
scratches.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
ROBINS POUNDS
CLINTON, 1876

The cellar bound Red Springs
Robins blasted the sliding Clinton
Blues last night 1875 in the most
lopsided score of the Weed Loop,
Robin hitters picked up II safe
ties during the onslaught.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22

Runs hatted in: Uhls. Bare. Two-base
hits: Uh1s, Bohannon. Fans. Stolen
bases: D. Chiaria. Left on bases $50:
Smithfield 5. Warsaw 7. Bases on balls:
off Zaykoski 5. Conn 2. Struck out. by
Zaykoski 4, Conn 6. Hits off: Zaykoski
in 8 1-2 innings 5; Koch in %. Losing
pitcher: Zayrosk1. Time of game: 1855.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
NEARS

GREENSBORO, June 21-(P-
Deadline for team entries in the
North Carolina Amateur Softbau
association, which guarantees par
ticipation in the 18th Annual State
Championships for men and wom-
en-, is July l, it was revealed today
with the release Of the annual as
ISOLATION yearbook.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
Baseball
In Brief
TOBACCO STATE LEAGUE

TOEAY'S GAMES
WILMINGTON at Dunn-Erwin.
SmithfieId at Red Springs.
Lumberton at Warsaw.
Sanford at Clinton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22

Errors: Dillinger. Runs batted in,
Priddy, Mancuso, Dillinger, Heath 2;
Spence, Robertson 2. Two base hits;
Judnich. Three base hits: Priddy. Yer
non, Spence. Home run: Heath, Stolen
bases. Vernon, Diltinger, Double plays;
Hitchcock and White; Haefner Christ.
man and Vernon. Left on bases: St.
Louis 8; Washington 5. Bases on balls:
Haefner 4, Potter 2, Scarborough /,
Moulder l. Strike outs: Haefner ?, Pot.
ter 4. Hits: off Potter Z in 8 (none Oh,
In Sth); Moulder l in 1-3; Haefner 8 IN
8; Scarborough 0 in l. Passed balls: Man
cuso. Winning pitcher: SCARBOROUGH,
Losing pitcher: Pitcher. Time of game
2:13. mpires: Summers, Rue and
Paparella. Attendance: 6,l66.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22
TOTALS

TOTALS - 80 5 10
Z-GrouEded out for Haefner IN 9Th.
Zz-Singled in the tying and winning
runs for Mancuso in 9Th.
ST. LOUIS ----------- 900 0l0 1924
WASHINGTON ----- 020 600 0O3-s
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22

There are ALSO, 900 commercial
truck drivers in the United States.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22

TOTALS --. "a 6 6 ~ Q 8
x-Batted in 9th for Tate.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-22

Scratches
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-03
Irregular Performance Of
Traders Leaves Little
Change In Prices
MARKETS AT A GLANCE
NEW YORK, April 2-P)-
.Jo. :..

NEW TURK, April 2-,FJ-
StockS-mixed; selected issues
advance.
Bonds-uneven; changes narrow.
Cotton-lower; profit taking,
concern over prices.
CHICAGO
Whcat-harply lower; govern
Ment out of flour market.
Corn-sharply lower; government
cut of corn market.
Oats-low In sympathy with other
grains.
Hogs-active; steady to $3.50
cents higher; top $3.50.
Cattle-strong to so cents higher
and active; top S28.25.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-03
Rails, Aircraft Fauorites
Bulk OfMarketP Play

ahead IA. After both issues had
touched new highs for the year
Eastern Airlines closed up IS at
1874 and United Airlines down
Is and 27'4.
Improved elsewhere in the list
we're Bethlehem, U, S. Steel, Unit
ed Aircraft, Dome Mines, Ameri-
can Smelling, Western Union "A,
American Water Works, Public
Service of N. j., Air Reduction,
Allied Chemical, J. C. Penney,
Santa Fe, Southern Railway and
OWen-lllinois.
In late dealings Chrysler dipped
to close off rs at 95M and Ameri-
can Wooden declined 2b to 34A.
Others lower included General
Motors, American Telephone,
Pennsylvania Railroad, Du Pont,
U. S. Rubber, American Can and
chesapeake and Ohio. Wesson Oil
after an early gain of a favorable
earnings report closed down lis
at ASA.
Bonds Mixed
Bonds were mixed and narrow.
Cotton closed $3.50 10 $4.20 a bale
lower. At Chicago wheat was off
6h to the limit of 10 cents a bushel
corn down 5k to ia and oats 2 to
Curb gamers were Premier Gold
Pantepec Oil, International Hydro
Electric and American Light and
Traction. Cities Service declined
Turnover here was 210, 900 shares
against 100, 900 Tuesday.
STOCK AVERAGES
Compiled by he Associated Press
Arri1 0
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-03
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN
Index Of Medium and Lower Grade Railrol

CHICAGO, April . P-Gralns
broke sharply today on advices
that the Production and Marketing
administration had Withdrawn
from the flour market and the
Commodity Credit corporation had
ceased temporarily buying corn at
Kansas City and Chicago.
Wheat closed 612 to 10 cents low
er, May $2.46A, corn was 5h-7A
May $1.73A-h and oats 2
to 3% lower, May 1874. The range:
Open High Low Close
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-03
LOCAL QUOTATIONS

a. Indicated annual dividend rate.
b. Income and profits dividends paid
in past IL months.
c. PaPid in 1915.
(The above quotations are nominal
and are believed to be indications of
he price at which the securities Iasy
be purchased or sold.)
Market irregular, Indus. off 1-s, Rails
and Util. up slightly.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-03

NEW YORK, April 2 R)-An
irregular, sloW-moving perform
ance left the stock market, at the
end of today's session, just about
where it started.
Selective improvement by some
rails, aircraft and air transports
and industrials, was balanced by
weakness of other issues.
Professional bidding was attribu-
ted to belief a comeback was in
dicated by recent resistance to un-
favorable news such as strike
threats, the coal '"memorial''
shutdown and foreign develop
ments. Dismissal of the Mt. Glenn
n pottery portal-to-portal appeal
came too late to influence the mar
ket. S~oftening of commodity prices
elected no apparent response from
stocks.
The Associated Press s0-Stock
Composite finished unchanged
from the previous day at 65.4. The
market was the narrowest since
Jan. "a, with only 1893 issues regis
tering on the tape. Of these BAT
advanced and 800 declined. Total
transactions of $50, 900 shares com
pared with no. 900 yesterday.
Pere Marquette Up
Pere Marquette issues spurted
in response to interstate commerce
commission approval Of the pro-
posed merger with Chesapeake and
Ohio. The common closed 2 points
higher at 221A, the preferred was
up 3B and the prior preference
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
By Rose VIC WIG

The Rev. Charles a Hill
spoke al an intcrracial rally IN
Saginaw on SUNDAY at St.
Marks f and r. church HIS
topic was The Need for An IN
terracial Fellowship"
A surprise party, honorinc the
Rev J w White was given on
December % By Mrs Margaret
Pearson Of 1928 North 5th Ave,
on tho occasion OF his 6lst birth
DAY Among those present were
tho Rev and Mrs Abanathy.
MISS Dora Pearson tho Rev
and Mrs " White Mrs
Josephine Jones, Worthy Hogs.
the Roy Judson Hill of Carroll
Ton MchiGan. and Mrs Jamie
Fields &C ChattanooGa. Tenn A
four course luncheon was
served
Holiday Affairs
Many very lovely affairs were
given and exchanged during Tho
holidays among them several
DINNER parties attended BY con
genial groups Of friends at the
following homes:
AT the COSY homo Of Mrs Jcn-
ME Patterson. 1920 Fenton a
bcvv az g guests. including Nh
and Mrs w o Spurlock, Mr.
and Mrs Thomas McComas. and
daughter Lorraine Mr. and Mrs
jeff Tatcm Mrs Larry Watson,
we'll known musician and her
niece Barbara Shacklcford
where they enjoyed themselves
completely
Holiday Hosts
The JEFF Tatems were hosts
to fine holiday dinner party
a, their homo. 1910 Wadsworth
with the Spurlocks the Edward
FlctchcrS. the Thomas McCo.
mass Mrs Mabel Barley anc
. Mrs Blanche Johns Mrs Ialinc
Dester (who assisted Mrs TIA.
tcml The Tatems have Mr. Ia
TENS cousin Coleman Hen.
bricks as their house guest
Mg Hendricks enjoyed being
guest Of honor at tho fine New
i Yeai dinner gwen at the Pala-
lual home Of tho Spurlocks. Q27
IN 5th In Attendance were the
lTatcus. tho MCComas Mrs
IJenno Pattcrsan and Mrs. n
Nv Ware
Nj and Mrs Harold Dodson
OF 1909 ~ 5th ac the proud
parents Of b7bv daughter born
on December %
TEENsTER NEWS
Reported by shrilda Howard
Attention tcenagcrs There
/ Will be skating party al the
| Rollcrcldc every Monday cre-
nlnc at 8 pm You are cordial
Ilv invited 70 be there, Admis-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11

Brown
Daniel T Dickerson. Alma
Sheriff.
David W Hazel. Ruth y Rivers
Paul Cullen, Patricia Il DAVIS
OTIS Graham Cagoiyn Lttuar
James L, Humes. Oveca BLn
ALVIN S Bareheld Doi.s l.
Bell
Joe W Brooks Nora Parker
julius D. Pleasa.nce, Mary L
Hcary l scon j, R4ry L
Moore
Frcd Simmons Lovc 3 Hoda
Earncs, Hunt, Pa4l,rc Dar
Hcnyv Brown Katie L Brnr
Tommy Woo5v Ammo - jres
william Gardenme Anric y
NATav
clsadc Daws. WaAe " Paun
Pcsls Hill Ca,o ? CHcne
Frank 6 White Bcr" Wa
Louis H Spence Etael L Kag
lawes Blackwcl Laura p
Young
Bookcr Edwards Esae 2 r.c-
Andvew Fos,o Anrle Cha'~ n
Ollie Ellis, Magaa.cne Gmer-
Charles Crawford Willie 3 As.
kew
Bradwell Thomas Ella A1n
Harold r Steward L-zz.e E.er-
ing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
DETROIT CTS HEAD
TOWARD HOME ON SHIP

PARANAouE. Philippine
DetroIters cnroute 10 the United
States from the Replacement and
Disposition Command who are
included among the 246 Negro
troops now on the way home
Tor separation from the Army
afc Sergeant William II. Clay.
Io4o Affott ST SGT. Albert
Thomas. 1880 Mack avenue.
Cpl. Fred Pinkard. 507l Oath St:
7 5 Arthur l. jenkins. 2046 Wa
tcrloo St Private FIRST Glass
Ross Seaberry. 958 Hendrix s.
Private William E Russell $50
Leicester ST
The troops who are on their
way home aboard the US Army
Transport Sea Devil"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
TWO FAMILIES ROUTED
BY COAL GAS

SYRACUSE-Two families re-
siding at 2o3 So Mcbride St
had 10 take 70 the streets last
Saturday evening when coal gas
fumes from furnace almost
overcome Miss Almcda Scase.
who apparently thru her guar
dian angel was awakened from
sleep IN time u Save her life
and that Of tho family occupy
lne an adjoining apartment
In soitc of the Dr. effects on
her Miss Scase had presence OF
mind to call the police depart
ment, which responded promptly
and administered first aid to
the sufferers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
SAGINAW FLASHES

cade on New Years Eve with
such splendid arrangements as.
'Redhght' Tuxedo Junction
Ramps Boogie.' Jelly. Jelly.
Flying Home" and great
many others
Our own Maxine McArn sang
her version Of the famous
Round the Clock
Duke Hampton, a teenagcr.
as was the rest Of the orchcs.
ira. came from Hampton. In
diana. The band was really
great II outranks some grown
ups ! have heard
Church News: Greater St
John Baptist church the Rev.
F. p johnson pastor had a
clndlcli-ht sccvicc SUNDAY cvc-
nng Jaaarv The Zion Weary
Travellers Quartet sang Miss
Anme Fogthng sang solo
Guest speakers were the Roy
George Wilson, the Rev A Cor
l,y ond Tho Row Foster
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
ROSEVILLE-
BY Bob Lewis

Mrs Drewry Of Quinn Road
gave a "Po, Luck party at
the home OF Mrs Cunningham
of Lawn St. Friday, December
o. Gifts were EXCHANGED and
everyone had lovely time.
The Rev S Crowder Of Chi
-cago. H.. VISITED the Good Hope
Baptist church, on Sunday, De-
ccmbor % AZ the Missionary
program. the Rev A. Whocy,
pastor Of the Zion Baptist
church Of Quinn Road preached.
a Christmas party was gwen
Earl Lewis, Monday December
%, under the leadership Of Mrs.
NJ Armstrong Of Macomb ST.
Earl received many gifts
a Christmas party WAS pre-
scnted by the Good Hope. sun
dav school. Christmas Eve.
Christmas service was started
at 6 am Christmas morning.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
BETHEL AME CHURCH
Reported by Rosie M. Price

What " Means to Us was
the subject Of the sermon Sun
day morning as Holy Com
leadership Of the pastor the
Rcv William F Rice The
church rally continues until
March .. and members hope to
mumon was observed under the
achieve their goal
The officers and members Of
the ACE League wish 70 OK
ptcss their appreciation 70 eve
ryonc that attended thor Fell
lnwship singing They extend an
invitation to AN adults and
children to Join them in them
services each SUNDAY evening
from Is 10 7 pm Il was an
nounccd hv Supcrlnten d c n I
Charlo, Couch
Members Of Usher Board 70,
II were entertained with their
annual Christmas party a. the
nome ~ Mr. and Mrs Fred Al
IAN 64+ S 18TH street
Mrs Hariman assistant SUI
pcrintcrdent announces Junior
church az il45
CHRIST COMMUNITY
rIIrfpT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
mi DIRECTOR WARNS
COMMUNISTS INTENSITY
EFFORTS TO WIN NEGROES

.munlsts have intensified
.,torts IN enlisting the sup
ae. :, mo American Negro and
Fcn ., b. discouraged by the
W., WV which iniicate the colored
. i,,s generally recognize that
r'yp~ .,,r,sis seek 20 use them
lo,..olonnr the class strug-
Fri Ducctor j. Edgar
warn m a signed ar
ag. q, I, the February American
, ", mst published
N, q. Hoorcr exposes the hypo-
~, schomlng methods by
...s me Communist party Of
49, United states hopes to
's,e,e what he insists is their
|.,.,se,yc ihc destruction Of the
,rer.esn us % life. Tho rcd
,.,grcc Of Communism, he says,
rs SANG through the United
|e,,,s. lkc a teImltc with a
.',gs- and influence that Is all
!. n proportion to the pariy's
rsnbershp
.rommlr, officials lament
.. Iow percentage Of Negro
..,v rcrt he writes. IN
me eUee " championing a
re- cause tie Communist seeks
!, hirhc hes own dlabollcal
I'd, Much Is promised, little
aThe ci5.consCous Com
-go,,,, rc 1gnze Negroes as
r,-sly allc ~ tho American
v,,klne e Communists al
,,~p, !, apcrsedc the thorough
h worthy American Negro or
,,,,s,nns is the Negroes
r,snror Many liberals seeking
"a btt,c- TIE Ncgros plight who
III, have ~ part Of the Conn
-gn.s, pr1gram and whom
NJ C6mw.ests cannot influ-
,r.e are acied Tvotsvkitcs'
n,qn, ,lv raised by the
r,r~lna concerning these
American cders IN Negro or
-sr7slor On effort to dis
-eit hcg
yer,c dong with war vet
,s7,. ea urons and Amerl-
AS vol generally arc the
..-,a4 gets OF Conmunls-
aHue states the FBI Di-
u,c aids
n 90 preserve the
.~er v of life. the men
10 8. Communism must be
~ ani forward march halt
t tho best weapon
, 10 Is MS, Rcd Fascism IN
s~ ndar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
WEDDING NEWS
Reported by Shrilda Howard

The wedding ~ M Rch9cca
Sue Howard daughter of "
and Mrs. Herbert W Howard
Of Bav Citv was solemn2cd on
Tuesday Doccmbcg 81 az Sec
ond Bapust church Guests
from Sarinaw includcd Nj and
Ms Thomas McComas James
Gouty Mrs Nelhcloe Brook
Mrs Edwin Oshourne Mrs. Il
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. JANUARY H. 1o47
MARRIAGE
LICENSES

Marriage License applications
received during period Of De
cember l6-Deccmber 81 1915.
incl. by CASPER J LlNGE.
I MAN. WAYNE County Clerk
Andy Jones Jr Hilda Anderson
Joseph Dennis. Thclma MCCOY
VILLA Lamar Minnie 3 Butler
Frank Ross, Maple L Washing
tons
Leonardo Gibson Helen Radfoyd
Edward Randolph Shirley Will
hams
Albert N Green. Myrtle L Red
dick
Herman Dyas, Rose BOYER
John w Smith, Cleaner Nc
Kinney
Brte Hcrrin. Coreths Gamble
Melvin Hicks, Macelvn N Yates
Amos Parks Oihella Moss
James NJ freeman, Carrie B
Easte
Moses F. stewart, Dorothy c.
BaGlev
Wilson A. Copeland, Gwendolyn
I J Charleston
John c wills, Jr. ossie NJ
George
Paul Wilson. Marie p Walker
Louis J Stewart, Willie NJ
Pt0mcv
/ Thomas J Jackson Margaret Z.
( Wells
James H James, Jr Brownie
! " Swanson
Marshall Jacks, Jr, Louise
Walker
Nose j. Barnett Mary x Hub
William johnson Louise Farley
lZanol l Miller Eleanor Vaughn
Matthew S Wclch Marie L
RockQuemore
Willie T stevens Ella "
! Bowen
Roland L PuEh, Helen E
Stroud
Wahe Buft Jr. Lucy Stallworth
HENRY Hamlin, Lou a Teanor
DAVID Whitmore Hat,e Abrams
lurnan Lewis Wanda Fletrhey
Wlho Slaughter Dorothy r
4 Clinton
William Ellis. Emma L Greer
Ilatold Edwards Lila l Thomp-
Aubrcy L French. sybl E
Abort Fuller, Es,ie VI Games
Easily Russell j Mildred KING
Francis Cooper Annie Hicks
Harvey Jennings Alberta Walk
or
r. Robert Dudley Margaret T
Matthews
Paul Paco Louise Wesley
Ksa Y llopsot Ella NJ Rodgers
/ Las cnoc O Smnh Maale T
Nadlcnrooks
Andrew J Midget Mae D
Lindsay
wnsAm F Lewis Lrma J Ha--
daWav
James W Peoples May a
S Whtbv Mrs Or the Misses
Lorraine NcConas ne lore
H8vcs r haa Sna 81 Tor q
Emma Cor 'h
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
TEENsTER NEWS
Reported by Shrilda Howard

Attention toenagcrs 7 mere
will be a skating party al the
Rollcrcadc every Monday Cre-
nlnc al pm You are cordial
" invited 20 be there Admis-
sion Is 60c
LATE NEWS Duke Hamp-
toms band rocked the Roller
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
Ask War Heroes
Names For
Names of Parks

The Var Memorials Committee Il
the Detroit Common Council this week
requested tia, organization, and indi-
viduals submit the names and records
af Deuoi, war heroes whose name, NAV
be considered in the naming Of new
parks and rccrea,ion4l aciliuc,
Suggestions should he sent 20 che
War Memorial, Committee. Common
Council Civ Hal Dcroi, =. They
should include full data on bo,h The
civilian and military background Of the
hero.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
prireditev Mladinskega
pevskega zbora SD donna

Cleveland; o. - 20, mladina
kan zaha jas, kadar sonce doll
gre " Tako smo vcasih pre-
pevali, ko smo bill Sc mladi in
so nam veselo in brezskrbno te-
xii dnevi, tedni, meseci in leta,
katerih sn1o Sc re precej nabra-
Ii. Ccprav je v letih, vsak nor
malen clovek zeli preziveti kaks-
no uro V veseli druzbi in brez-
skrbnosti.
V nedeljo 80. marca Sc nam
bo nudila ena taksnih prilik, ko
bono videli kan mladina zaha-
ia in kaj Sc je naucila. Mi Sc
pa bono lahko v duhu vrnili
nazaj v mladostne case, ko bo-
mo poslusali njihove mlade gla-
sove.
Torej ne pozabite priti in sc
v duhu pomladiti, ter sebe in
mladino razveseliti.
Prireditev sc DO vrsila v ne
deljo popoldne dne 80. marca.
J. Tomsic