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Evening star., 1948-04-16
ROOMS WITH soARn.

4O6 18th ST. NW.-Comfortabl for
young men, . square meals a day; rates,
81 to $40 % o,,r mo MI S774y: S774yo,,. mm.n2l tn
share with another man In Christian home:
splendid meals. CO. 3065. ~
WESLEY HALL-Comprises "A fne, ,pri-
vate homes in l block. that have been
remodeied and modernized for fullest COM
fort Of Its residents; cheerful rooms
running water In room. ample bath facill-
to share with men, and women to share
with women: S4s to S57 30 per month
1928 21st st. nv North S09e.
Hampshlrc ave. n.w.-Newly decorated
able. rms. single studio beds, daily maid
service, switchboard; good food. NO.
III MD. AVE. N.E-2nd a.. attrsetive rn.
for employed mother. or children gay
care for children. II
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ROOMS FuRNlsHEp-Md. & Va.

1924 NO. Sth ST.. ARL., va.-Room ir
pvt. home: SO week; privil. OF unlim
RsRniNeroslssi saGnf SHs laa rm for gentleman. next
TO bath. $50 mo. Glebe 9007. s04 N.
ARLINGTON. vA.-Nicely furnished room
next bath 5-minute ride to Pentagon and
Navy Annex Phone GIL 0S56. lis
LIVE IN THE COUNTRY this summer, 81
min. from Wash: swimming pool. tennis
court and horses available to tenants:
meals can be arranged For further. de.
tails call Marlboro 1853. is
ARLINGT0N-Imm room. break
fast, phone and laundrN privileges. 81.
ATTRACTIVE RIM. AND PORCH. for EN-.
ployed woman. S35 mo-; near bus. meals
CoLoREDGFURN. OR UNFURN. doubl.
rm.-No. Arlington; must be sober; conven
to busline Call OW. 5695.
Evening star., 1948-04-16
HOUSES UNEuRNlsHEp.

COLEsViLLE RID, MD.-Brand-new 7-rm.
home; bedrm. and bath on 1st d.; ia-zcrs
Of Sround included: $3.50 per mo. KAY
REALTY CO.. RA. 1900. -i6
GEORGETOWN. 1920 29th st. n.w.-n
YOU have a comparable house for sale, !
have delightful unfurnished house in
Georgetown for rent: large Living room
kitchen, powder room. marble patio, 8 bed.
rooms, dressing room. : baths. 9 40
units: all utilities. furn.; will decorate 70
tenants taste; S275 per mo. MRS. Pull
YER. AID. 2644: ewes, RA. 1864. liz
TWO-ROOM COTTAGE. water, electricity,
no bath: only quiet, employed couple need
apply. Phone HI. 5657 after 2 pm. IN
Albemarie ST.. Falls Church. Phone OK.
Evening star., 1948-04-16

vETERANS--New sarden-type apts.. in
If your annual income equals S4, 900, send
self addressed envelope for applica tion
Box 359-S, Star. Id
rms. 81 so per mo. Cali TIA. 6392. -l6
OPPORTUNITY for physician or dentist to
obtain front suite in apt. bldg. at 18th
18th ST., for professional use only. 500
GERBER Realty CO: AID. 1900. Ia
apt, $50. Call after $50 pm, NE 4l57,
CoLoRED-vACANT eND FLooR-15oo
snoa Sk 'tn I,, st. nS rms .4s Rq bssh SsS
Ma. $40; ewes. EN-. 1851. -l7
EOLORED-2-ROOM APT. for rent, un-
furnished Call HI 5000
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co-oPERATIVE APTs.-sALE.

NV; ROOM AND BATH-Bachelor apt;
l flight up; redecorated excellent condi-
ton: price. $1,000. DE 2072
rm apt. 2 bedrms each with dressing
rm: equip. kit, new elec. refgr. large
reception hall; south and west exposure
PRICE REDUCED Call I'M Mr. Jeter. with JAMES rY
$3.50: ewes. RA. 2O6s. Exclusive. lie
WHY PAY RENT? For small cash pay
ment you can own your apartment. This
area, complete kitchen. large bedrm. and
tiled bath; located in NV. garden-type
apt: priced at only SS,400: monthly pay.
ments, Including all utilities S6046 Call
Mr.. Conlon. with FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. MA. 9141. 1923 X st. NV.
1882 BILTMoRE ST N.w.-Price. $3.50
up Open daily 2-5 PIN Call Adams
Oqob: eyes and holidays, WO 2765 i q
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ROOMS EUahIsHEp-s.t. and s.w

ROOMS eU2kISHED-S.t. and s.w.
2I8 3rd ST. S.E.-Front room, twin beds
conv. to Pa ave. transp.: must be seen to
be appreciated: back room. next to bath
employed couple or gentleman. TR. S677
1899 ST. S.E.-2 single rooms. private
gentle home near Navy Yard and Boiling
Field; S25 and $50 mo. Ii 859a Is
1928 H ST. S.E.-Nice large dble: rm;
beaut. furn.. next to bath. use Of pvt
635 EAST CAPITOL ST. S.E.-Lse. front
rm., nicely furn.. twin beds; also single:
isas i.ae PLTAsANr ST. s.E.-Larse front
room, gentleman only. AT. S176. --I6
COLORED-DOUBLE RM.. for empl. cou.
pie or = girls LU. 1884. is
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

RtLLDoZER. large. for hire. Falls
BULLDOZERs for hire, to do excavsting.
backfilling, grading and clear new sround.
Call AT. 1894. After $50 NO. 2413.
BULLDoZERS and road graders, for grad
ing land, clearing and eXcayatine; reason
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 Z st. NV. National
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ROOM WITH soARp wANrto.

WANTED In nurses home 2 or 3 rooms
with bath: pref. unfurn., board and some
nursing care for lady cardiac patient with
grown daughter. Phone Gil. SO2l
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APrs. FuRh. AND uNFuRh.
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp

Sill 9Th ST. N.W.-Two rms, kit. ar
pvt bath ant: utilities furn.; refgr; On
4: Of pvt. home: furn. or unfurn. LIS
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

month of May; furn. 6-rm
house, Chestnut Hill. Phila., for Wash
area apt or house; refs. exch. OIL. 224A
8 to 10 pm. L.
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POULTRY and EGGS
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV, NE
lOS9 Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
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REFRGERAToRs-Al nationally adver-
tjsed makes and sizes: brand-new; easy
terms. LIVINGSTON APPLIANCE & RA-
bro CO., 44o9 8. Capitol ST., TR 1926.
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toontinued on Next Pass,
Evening star., 1948-07-25

The sun is shining through a thin
high overcast. The light blinded
US all momentarily. This eye is
sort of a circular weather oasis
about thirty miles in diameter"
whats that strange cloud COL
umn ahead?" asked Janeshek.
'It's an eye inside the eye, sir"
interrupted the radar operator.
"Ahead of us, continued Fields,
"is a column of ofragged gray clouds,
about eight miles in diameter,
starting at the surface and merg-
ing with the thin overcast. If that
is the true eye of the storm,
then we are Witnessing a phe-
nomenon never before report
cd. It's the formation of a new,
larger eye around the small, origi-
nal eye when the storm has in
creased to such a size that the
small eye will not accommodate
the greater volume of subsiding air.
Sesnsthing Breaks Leose
I'VE ARE now in the inner eye.
We experienced the highest winds
of the trip in a narrow one-half-
mle-thick ring. Going through
them Dashed the plane badly. l
don't like the way she rattles.
Something has broken loose.
I'VE are turning within the
inner eye. 1t is hazy and the air is
smooth. The navigator has deter
mined our position and the pho
tographer is taking pictures. -"
The recording stopped as the
plane abruptly plunged downward.
Everyone and everything lurched
against the overhead. Equipment
tore loose, Fields crashed against
the dome. The left wing had
been caught by an unexpected
wind in the wall of the eye and
the plane tipped over. 1t hur-
tied almost to the water before
the momentum carried it into the
wall of wind, which lifted it on an
uncomfortable 45-degree climb. A
few seconds later the plane broke
out into the calm outer eye.
Fields. are you through get
ting data?" demanded the easy
going Janeshek. "I'm ready to get
the hell out of here"
Were ready" said the shaken
up Fields.
Evening star., 1948-07-25

MRS. Posi-: You should
return the ring and all
the gifts of value your ex-
fiance gave you, as well
as his letters you have
kept them. Depending on
your feelings, you may
either keep his photo
graph or return it to him.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
INSIDE A HURRICANE
Continued from page fse

In a short time the plane had
left the outer eye and was bat
Ting its way home. 1t was a repe-
tition of the fight in, except that
to the darkness of the storm was
added night. As the plane strug-
gled toward Miami, the raging
core of the hurricane gradually
was left behind and the weather
improved. An enlisted man man.
aged to fry steaks on the electric
stove. Two men at a time ate.
The Storzn Mevss On
SIX hours later, Fields spoke into
the recorder again:
1T is now OILS. We have been
checking the position of the hur-
ricane's center and place it as
22-15N, 66-37W, about 900 miles
east of Florida. 1t appears as if
the storm is moving westerly at a
speed of about fifteen knots"
The Privateer approached the
wet runway at Miami and dropped
slowly, like a tired eagle. The
cowlings on her four motors were
pushed in and bruised. The paint
was stripped from her wings
and raw metal showed. She
TAXED to the ramp and the crew
disembarked. Fields headed for
the aerology Office to make a de-
tailed report. From knowledge
such as he brought back, hurri-
canes will some day be controlled.
Lieutenant Commander Jane
shek lighted a black cigar and
strolled into the Operations Room.
Two Days - c.
lHE radio was blaring out:
g.. intrepid Navy flyers have
valiantly fought their plane
through the l40- mile per hour
winds of the hurricane. From what
they've learned we now know posi-
lively that the storm will not
reach here for two days. -"
Janeshek puffed on his cigar and
wrote in the Operations Book:
plane No. l." he wrote, re
turned from weather reconnais-
sance fight.
Comments: No comments.
Flight was routine.
"Signed: William Janeshek."
The End
Evening star., 1948-07-25
De~. &'..;Lyfs>t:

BROKEN UP. 81 haze recently broken my en-
gagen,ent. Must return the engagement ring
to my ex :6ancS? What should do about other
je,pelry and gifts, letters and photographic"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
Final Rites For
Albert G. Bedford
To Be Held Mar. II

Funeral services VIII be held
for the late Albert G.. Bedford,
from the Webster Funeral home
307 Frederick. Thursday at |
p. m The last rites will be read
by the Rev. Robert L. Brady.
pastor of Greater King Solomon
Baptist Church.
The deceased will be inferred
IN the Detroit Memorial Park
Cemetery.
Mr. Bedford died following six
months illness. A native of Har-
rodsburg. XIV. he was 65 years
OF age He has been a resident
OF Detroit for several years and
was employed as an engineer by
the Board OF Education al the
time Of his death.
Survivors are his wife. Mrs
Josephine Bedford. well known
club woman. broker and polit-
cal leader Of 285 Holbrook
also three step children: three
brothers and two sisters. The
deceased was member OF Sec.
ond Baptist Church, a 32nd de-
gree Mason and a member OF
the Heart OF Detroit Lodge OF
Elks.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
Woman Shot
In ScuffIe
With Mother

Edith Neal, 80, 257 E. Can
field street. was shot in the
breast Sunday and is in serious
condition in Receiving Hospital
injured in a scuffle trying TO
take a gun away from her moth
err Lottie Broadus. at 25l Z.
Garfield street.
Statements from witnesses re-
Vealed that Lottie Broadus had
in her hand an automatic. which
belongs to her daughter. while
she was arguing with her hus-
band. Howard Broadus. Edith
came from 257 &. Garfield street.
which is next door. accompanied
by Harry Davis. ~ landlord,
to visit her mother When Edith
and Davis entered Lottie'S home.
they saw the older woman with
the gun A struggle ensued for
possession OF the gun between
Mrs. Broadus, Edith Neal. and
Davis discharged the revolver. in
juring Edith.
Lottie and Howard Broadus
and Harry Davis were arrested
but later released.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
Bystander Killed
During Fracas
In Eastside Bar

James Huast So, SO + Han
cock. vas dead upon adm itance
10 the Receiving Hospital Fg-
day after q. shooting scrap m
the Red Arrow Bar. 585 E. For
est avenue
According 20 polce. an ayCu-
nnent arose between Eugene
Carnage 81 $500 ST. Antoine
and Vernal I'LL 30 5032 Tal-
man who We're Gt,rSug NJ.
Rether Gamagc called Hi
several names and HILL swung
blow but russed Gamagt
Jumped backwards. talhps oNe
a chair 20 the 400 He arose
and was angry Gamaee lott
the place Informing II I'D ne
would be back Fortv-five MN
utes later Ganaee returned with
his hanas "a bis Jacket pockets
and advanced on Hill in q
threatening manner
AZ that time. Alouko Nen1ch
special deputy shertf and guard
at the above bar. seized an auto
matte from behind the naI and
demanded that Carnage stand
back. Gamace struck The right
hand Of Alonzo. in which he
was holding the gun. causing
the gun 70 DISCHARGE and the
bullet struck Hurst who was
standing nearby.
CamsRs was arrested So the
scene and when officers searched
him. they found TO weapon or
him. He was held and charged
with in estEaton OF murder.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
Man Shot At
End Of Night
Of Gambling

Twenty -four year old James
Hall of 36l Frazier street. River
Rouge Mich, lay on a hospital
cot and told police that he was
shot while drinking with two
men he knew as Shorty" and
slim at 288 Edmund place in
apartment 10.
Police arrested Allen Smith.
80, whom a tenant at the 288
Edmund place informed was the
man referred 10 by Hall as Slim
and his companion known as
Shorty, julius Skipper. The care
taker. Richard Law, said that
Smith rents apartment 10.
A resident OF the apartment
house stated that Hall. Smith
and Skipper were in the apart
ment all night gambling and
drinking and shortly before the
shooting an argument started
There was scuffle in the apart
ment seemingly over money.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
MILLER
Lconiinued rom Paae y

i(onllnued from FdS0 ~
Gene Gang. foot SiX-inch
guard, hoped a pair Of field goals
10 put Cooley but front Al.
The TroIanS demonstrated some
smooth PLAY. Extensively and de-
fensively by checking the Cardi-
mails. then cut loose n breakways
10 snatch the lead.
However. IL was a determined
Cooley team that Numbered back
20 grab the margin by 1913, late
in the second quarter.
MILLER AFIRE
Miller caught FIRE In rapi d
fire action eagle-eyed Porter
Lewis hoped two field goals. Al
Bolton. and Guard Bob Taylor
made the string swish with one
elch 70 take the lead as the whIs-
tie ended the first half
The Trojans. in a matter Of
few seconds. had the game In
the bag early in the third per-
iod. Luke Brooks. Bolton. and
Chuck Bailey. in spite OF Car
dinal Jim Monseau's effort, hit
the hoops 10 give Miller a IT.
IL lead.
As the final quarter began, MIL
Ter amassed a . point edge. At
ter Lewis basket from the side
and Taylor'S free toss, making the
margin Is. Coach Robinson turn
ed his second stringerS aloose on
the shellacked Cardinals
Laurels for the most ouistand-
ing performance go 10 five by
five Bob Taylor. A blue streak
on the court. he ball-hawked
throughout the contest. pacing
his team and raeking up to-
tai of ten points. the individual
tops for his team.
However. II was Miller's brill
liant defense that accounts for
The victory.
Playing a fine game also were:
Bolton slx-foot-three center. and
Cooley's Mongeau. same spot, six
lcet one half inch, Tom Macon,
% the Cardinals rated top for
ward failed 10 come through as
expected.
Northern High. undefeated
during the Official season shell
lacked Southwestern 81 10 SO.
The Eskimos. spearheaded by
Blaine Denning. cossted through
the contest 10 rack up their 10th
vienrY in eleven starts this
season. Blaine ehalked 70 of
the points for his team.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
YIN Course
Told Cause
OF Trouble
Both Parties Must
Seek Meeting Point
For Happy Marriage

At the second session OF the
preparation for marriage series
now being held each Friday at 81.
Antoine Y DR.. J. }. McClendon
and Dr. Ethelyne Crockett both
expressed the belief that sexual
reimbursement was responsible
for most Of the present day di-
vc-ceS
There is also a laXity on the
part Of both parties 10 earnestly
try to work out and find q
meeting point at which a full
sexual life could be realized III
is significant also, said Dr. Nc
Clendon. that seventy per cent
OF the childless marriages end
in divorces
Both doctors coneurred In
their belief that the physical
side OF sex life should begin
only after marriage. There
should be no intimacy between
couples courting OF engaged
until after marriage. This Is
very important towards pro-
noting a successful and happy
sex life as well as strengthen
ing the confidence. love. and
respect each mate has for the
other.
The next session Of the series
will be Friday. March 5. The
Rev. W. II Molbon. pastor OF
ST. Johns PRESBYTERIAN Church,
will discuss the economic side OF
marriage in his topic Balance
the Budget or Bust" Persons
interested can register for the
session by calling ST. Antoine
YMCA. Ca. 1914.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
Jim Crow
In Guard
AssaiIed

Immediate action to end seq
paaation IN the Michigan Ma.
konal Guard vas urged upon
Gov. Kim Sigler by William
Oliver. co-ordlnator OF the JAW
Gro FAIR Practices and Anti
Discrimination Department
Pointing 20 che action OF
New Jersey in aboliShinc Jim
Grow IN the National Guard OF
rs own state. and 10 the recon-
rnendation OF, the President 5
Committee on Civil Rights Tor
intergation in the armed forces.
Oliver protested that Michigan
Is offered only a vague promise
Of eventual actions
What New Jersey has done,
Michigan can do. urge upon
you immediate action 10 form
4 NO n segregated National
Guard. There would seem 10
be no legitimate excuse for
further delay" Mr.. Oliver
wrote.
The contradiction betweea
American principles and our,
actions on the civil rights font
Is a threat 20 domestic stability
and 70 our position as the world
leader Of democracy he added
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
Shotgun Shot
Ends Attack
With Ratchet

Police arrested Cora Hall. 43
of 276 Alfred street. and confis-
Gated l2-gauge shot gun which
she admitted she used when she
shot her husband Sunday when
he threatened her with Ratchet
In their home during an argu-
ment
John Hall. So, the husband.
IS in serious condition in the
Receiving Hospital suffering
from shots in his side, Mrs. Hall
IS held by police for investga-
ton Of assault with intent to
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
.NAAcp Ball
Slated March. II

The Annual Anniversary Ball
of the Detroit Branch NAACP
which will be held at the newly
decorated Mirror Ballroom on
Friday, March IL, promises TO
be one Of the outstanding events
OF the year.
The Detroit office has been
notified that already a number
Of pre- and post dance parties
have been planned by grouH
who are going TO attend the
ball
The good music and star at
fractions from the entertain
ment world are creating an en-
thusiasm throughout the town.
The new by-word in Detroit. ac-
cording to Edward NJ. Swan.
executive secretary OF the De
trolt Branch NAACP. seems 10
be III see you al the Ball"
OUTSTANDING FEATURES
Mr.. Swan stated that because
Of the scarcity of tickets persons
wishing 10 secure them should
call the NAACP office, RA. 1892
immediately.
Listen to the outstanding fea-
lures of the Anniversary Ball on
the Van Douglas program, Har-
lem on Parade. over station
WJBK and on Edward A. Ba-
ker'S Goodwill Hour over station
CKLW. Through the courtesy
OF these stations current develop
ments and attractions of the
Ball VIII be announced.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
BABY GETS
lconiinusd from Page u

Continued from Page
~ people and organizations like
). G Horn. the East Side Mer-
chants Association. the Silver
man Auxiliary. J W. ", and
Post 1870 Of the jewish War
Veterans Jusnita Ann IA going
70 have that slim chance 70 be
once more a normally healthy
chHd.
Spcarncading the growing lis,
~ contributors Mr.. Samuel J
Lelberman representing the East
Slue Merchants Association. pre-
ented Mrs Ford with a check
Tor $50. Al the same time. Mrs.
Never Silve man representing
me SlNesmal Auxiliary NAMED
IN homo ~ her son who was
killed n action In Germany in
lgi4l ard Post 100 Of the Jewish
War Vetet ans presented Mrs.
Ford with a $50 check for each
oreanl2ation Mr. Horn. owner OF
Hotel Hatten on Palmer and
well SHOWN county officer and
pnIian'hrOplSt presented Mrs
Ford with q $3.50 check
In preparation for Juaniia
AIMS entrance into University
Hospital the Childrens Hos.
piial will be requested 10 for.
ward all pertinent records and
information pertaining 10 Jua-
nita AIMS case 10 DR.. Max
PETE al Ann Arbor. All ar.
engagements are being made by
The directors of the TRIBUNE
FORD Fund. Ulysses Boykin,
editor publisher Of the TRI-
BUNEi L. A. Wilson, manaqina
ealtor Of the TRIBUNE. and
Mrs. Ford. The members Of the
FUNDS board Of directors sS.
pressed the hope that other
interested citizens would Join
The board and support Juanita
Ann in her fight for life.
AND m the meantime. the De
troit TRIBUNE asks its reader
TO consldeT for a minute m,
grief Of the desperate yount
parents and the pain and sui
ierins Of the helpless child I
Is the sort Of thing that coul,
happen to any OF us. And W,
can give because the cause /
worthy. A life is at stake Civ
what you can. No contribution
IS too large or too small. and !
VIII all be needed Make ou
checks to the TRIBUNE For,
fund. and mail or bring CON
trloutlons 70 the Detroit TRf
BUNE. 2l46 ST Antoine
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
MurieI RAIN
Will Address
Rotary Club
BY Special corrsspondenes

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio-Muriel
Rain. singing star of stage and
radio, accepted an invitation TIL:
week 10 address members Of
the Kiwanis and Rotary clubs
bee on the afternoon Of March
10.
Miss Rain. according 10 the
announcement. is scheduled TO.
a concert the night before under
the auspices OF the Intorracial
Community Center. which is d.
icctcd by Miss Jean Haley.
The invitation TO address 4
joint luncheon session Of the
tWo organizations was extended
bv John Lloyd Shook. Official
Of a local bank who explained
70 Miss Rain that both groups
were keenly interested in such
an affair and would be delighted
II she would be guest speaker
on that occasion.
In replying. the famed soprano
wrote
In the universal search for
one world and an era of peace
and prosperity. II is imperative
that all groups. regardless OF
race creed or color. learn 10
work and live together. Amer.
lea has contributed too much
10 the fight for world democ.
raeY for US TO fall short OF
that goal now. II is with gen.
uine pleasure. therefore. that
/ accept your invitation.
Prior 10 her trip 10 Ohio Miss
Rain VIII be the guest SOLOS,
al the testimonial dinner in
honor u Mary Mcleod Bethune
in New York. where hundreds Of
nationally known leaders are
scheduled 70 fete Dr. Bethune AZ
the Roosevelt Hotel