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kinder Terms Censure
OF Russian Composers
By Soyiets Absurd

A Communist Party censure OF
seven Russian composers Is termed
"the final word in the ridiculous So
Wet propaganda movement against
everything Western by DR.. Hans
Kinder, conductor of the National
Symphony Orchestra.
TT is this propaganda movement
forced ad absurdum,' DR.. Kinder
declared last night 1T shows to
what length the poor benighted So
Wet writer's have to go when driven
by their relentless authorities"
The Central Committee of the
Communist Party, in a resolution
reported yesterday in Pravda, ac-
cused the seven composers, includ-
ing Dmitri Shostakovich and Serge
Prokofieff, of writing music which
follows the Journalist trend-a trend
against THE people"
Scores Pravda Statement.
"The statement in Pravda about
the seven prominent Russian COM
posers accusing them of being unfit.
enced by bourgeois ideologies' ano
.condemning them for having beer
'nutured by the influence of the
modern decadent music of Western
Europe and America Is the fina
word in the ridiculous Soviet propa.
ganda movement against everything
western since the end of the Second
World War" the conductor declared
Other composers mentioned by
name in the Communist Party reso-
luton were Aram Khachaturiari
Vissarion Shebalin, Gabriel Popov
Irakly (Vano Muradeli and Nicola
Miaskovsky.
Embassy Is Subscriber.
The Soviet Embassy<for the frs
time since the war, Subscribed to /
box last sumner stxf92 a season
Tor 10 concerts In the Wednesda,
night series. 1t has shown its in
terest not only by filling the DO,
at concerts, but by requesting in
formation in advance of the. or
Echestra's programs. I
| Prominent on the National Sym
phony's program lists has beer
Shostakovich's Symphony No. 5,
one of the works frowned on.
The National Symphony goes OF
tour today, with a schedule includ.
ing Virginia universities, then 9
return to Washington, Baltimor.
and, in March, to Berlin, Copen.
hagen, Munich and Stockholm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Lincoln Day Dinner Set
In Prince GEORGES

The Lincoln Day dinner for
Prince Georges County Republicans
at which Kentucky's former Cover
nor, Simeon s. Willis, will speak
will be held at $50 O'Clock tonight
in the Prince Georges Golf and
Country Club.
The dinner is sponsored by the
Prince Georges County Republican
Club and the Federation of Repub-
lican Women. A number OF promi-
nent guests will attend.
In some editions Of The Star yes
terday, it was stated enormously
that the dinner was to have been
held last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12

pastor of the Rev. Mr.. cowsert.
Newport Presbyterian Church fol-
two years, will begin his perma-
nent service at the Arlington
church in April.
A native of Columbia, Tenn, he
was born in 1916 and attended
King College, Bristol, where he was
graduated in 1887. He taught in
the Columbia public schools for a
Year before studying at Union
Theological Seminary, Richmond
from which he took a bachelor OF
divinity degree in 1941. He re-
ceived the master of theology de-
gree there a. year later.
Mr.. Cowsert was ordained at the
Front Royal (vaJ Presbyterian
Church, where he was pastor fol
two years before entering the Army
as a chaplain. He participated III
campaigns IN France and Germany
during which he was wounded. He
was awarded the Purple Heart ano
the Bronze Star.
Mr.. Cowsert was president Of
ministerial associations in Front
Royal and Newport and has be.
longed to the Lions and Kiwanis
Civic Clubs. He is married ano
has one daughter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
VFW to Assist Drive
For Suburban HOSPITAL

The Speakers Bureau of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars Of Mary
land is assisting the Suburban
Hospital, Bethesda, in its campaign
for funds.
Members of the bureau, which is
headed by Edward L. Foster of Sill
yer Spring, will speak on the need
for funds to cover the present
deficit, at meetings of civic and
service organizations in Montgom-
cry County. Organizations desir-
ing a speaker were requested to
notify Mr.. Foster or James Miller
of Bethesda, trustee of the
hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Alexandria Dimes Drive
Collections Totui $6,533

A total of $6,533.N was collected
in the Alexandria March of Dimes
drive, according to an announce
ment by Harry Bendall, drive chair
man.
Mr.. Bendall and James Duncan,
chairman OF the Alexandria Chapter
of the National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis, were enthusiastic
over the collection. pointing out that
1t exceeded last years figure Of
S6. 466.35.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
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zoniing Studied
For Georgetown
After Hearing
Discussion Is Heated
On Plan to Classify
II Acres Residential

The Zoning Commission today has
under advisement a proposal to re-
zone residentially II Georgetown
acres which have been classified as
commercial for 90 years.
The proposal was hotly debated at
q hearing in the District Building
yesterday, in which business inter-
ests in the area were pitted against
those of home owners.
The area which would be affected
if the proposed rezoning were ap-
proved is doughnut shaped section
lying roughly between Wisconsin
avenue NV. on the east. Georgetown
University on the west, M street on
the south and P street on the north.
Rim Zoned Residential.
The interior portion Of this area
Is zoned residentially and would be
unchanged. The rim Of the area,
however, now zoned commercially,
would be rezoned to restrict it to
single-family dwellings.
The rezoning plan would leave in
the commercial category those Sec
lions of the area now actually occu-
pied by commercial properties. 1t
has the approval Of the Zoning Ad-
visory Council, on which the District
government and the National Cap
ital Park and Planning Commission
are represented.
The Citizens Zoning Advisory
Council, however. including repre-
sentatives of the Board of Trade,
the Real Estate Board, the Home
Builders Association and the Amer
lean Institute OF Architects, has
unanimously opposed the proposal.
At yesterdays hearing, attended
by more than 200 persons, 10 wit
nesses spoke against the zoning
change, while II favored 1.-TWO of
them with reservations.
More Rebuttal Testimony.
Proponents Of the scheme, who
were represented by Attorney Eugene
Ditto, said, however, they have addi-
tional rebuttal testimony to present
to the commission. They were given
until Monday noon to submit it in
writing.
Their argument, which consumed
most of the morning, was that old
Georgetown must be preserved as
an historical and architectural
masterpiece"
James wilkes. appearing as attor-
ney for several commercial prop
erty owners, stated on the other
hand that the proposed change
would cut property values in the
area, reduce the municipal govern
ment's revenues and discriminate
unfairly against persons who had
purchased property there with the
intention of using it commercially,
Transit official TeAifies.
Among those supporting Mr.
Wilkes, position Stihl the I afternoon
session ysof the fouyr hour hearing
were William B. Bennett, vice pres
ident and secretary of the Capital
Transit Co., and F. G. Await, at
torney for that Arm. The transit
company has its general offices and
a car barn at .Thirty-sixth and M
streets NV. .
Others testifying in the afternoon
against the proposed change in
cluded Ringold Hart. attorney for
several owners Of commercial prop
erty in the area: Lyle Kennedy, a
real estate agent, and jerome B
Mckee of the Citizens Equitable
Building Association. Mr.. Mckee
also spoke for the Georgetown
-Businessmen's Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
{. |. Foster Gets Post
On NuttionuI VIEW Unit

Appointment Of Edward L. Foster
of Silver Spring as vice chairman OF
the Legislative Committee of the
National Veterans of Foreign Wars
was announced today by Com
mander In Chief Ray H. Branna-
man.
Mr. Foster served during World
War II as a lieutenant commander
in the Coast Guard in both the At
lantic and Pacific. In 1945 he re-
stunned the practice Of law in the
District and Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Methodists Plan Dedication

The new organ at the Ager Road
Methodist Church, West Hyatts-
vile, Nd, will be dedicated at
pm. Sunday followed by an organ
the Rev. Charles I. Wallace,
pastor, announced today. Miss Jane
Malone, OF the Faith Lutheran
Church. Arlington, viii be the or
Ranist,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Scholarship Tests Set

The fifth annual competitive
examinations for scholarships to
Saint Joseph's College. Emmits-
burg. Md, will be held for high
school seniors on March Is, the
school announced today. Applica-
lions and records must reach the
school before Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
ARLINGTON PTA TO Hear TuIk

A Founders Day talk by Mrs.
Percy E. Elicit, past president Of
the District Federation Of Parents
and Teachers, will comprise the
program Of the Parent-Teacher AS
ISOLATION at Peyton Randolph
School, Arlington. at pm. Tues
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Clarendon Rebekohs to Meet

The Clarendon Rebekah Lodge
% will hold business meeting at
8 o'clock tonight at the Lyon Park
Community House, Pershing drive
and Fillmore street. Arlington. A
dance will be held at $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
EIks to Have Chority Boil

The annual charity ball for
Silver Spring, sponsored by Lodge
1877 of the Elks, will be held at
the Manor Country Club tomor-
row, it has been announced by Leo
g. Koepfie. exalted ruler Of the.
lodge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Harrington Church Plans
First Anniversary Service

Services marking the first ain
niversary of the Harrington Com
munity Presbyterian Church will be
conducted Sunday In the Centre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12

Theater, Airing
ton, by the new
pastor, the Rev.
c h arl e S C..
.Cowsert of New
port, Tenn.
MT. Cowsert
was e e C t e d
unanimously by
the church con-
6 r e ga t ! o n,
which has met
in the theater
for the ! a S t
year.
Mr.. Cowsert,
who has been
~onk~, 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12

YOUNG REPUBLICANS CONFER REPRESENTATIVE Beall
publican Maryland 0eft) discussing party plans with
officers OF the Montgomery County Young Republican Club
Emore of Bethesda right president grandson Of the
late Justice George Sutherland of the Supreme Court and
William c. Birely Sycamore Hills Other club
officers Miss Hendersho Chevy Chase vice president
Miss Betty Young Bethesda secretary The club will hold
meeting March Bethesda Recreation Center
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12

The House passed measure by
Senator H. r. Byrd, jr., Of Winches-
ter to require each Governor to turn
over to the State Library all on
cial correspondence before he leaves
office.
The Governor would determine
which were Official and which
were personal papers.
The Senate General Laws Com
mittee will hold hearing at 10 am.
next Wednesday on the Fenwick
bill to revise the child labor laws
to make them conform with the
Compulsory School Attendance Act.
The same committee will hold Al
hearing later on the Clarke bill
easing the licensing requirements Of
shiropractors.
Evening star., 1948-03-10
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY (cons. }

WE WANT YOUR HOUSE, apartment. store
or .nimproved land for sals;swe nave the
corr oRAT1oN. 1877 K. RE. 11S3.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale OF
your home, business or investment prop
flS Sfsa Rsasos as'f NoTsh sa HqM
CHARLES S. GUM has 'Uls Clients 's vaisins ishSi
a any ~ fsSs Of '
money: any Kind 'e Of ne s large 11a '0oI
Ha9 ima cnENT sfcon toF HA N sasg bes9oom home
m turn s over lovely lovely 1-bedroom bd Conn Conn. ave. ave-
1e 1Ss. a By HERBEkr hasa Star SONS with e5 Yrs
yestment propertiss; Quick cash sales
hfs Pf Sc solfafd RS Ma q EJ y' 415s 5S
h9mes wana tin in Michigan Park, BrookIand and
60 YEARS 'E9 Service ICE to to- local Re property
owners ,tS guapanteeS , results List your prop
fss Restors S sues Ma 1877 5s s. G9 81 1S SG
DIRECT FROM OWNER, 3 or 4 bedrms.
basement; near school; detached; D. c. OF
WANT SELLING HELP We viii net you
hardening market you need proven live
realtor to sell your home, Phone us, Ma
1857, for free appraisal and courteous
counsel. JOHN II. MILLER, Jr. g. BRO,
GOING TO SELL your home? 24-hour
cash offers: no commission. MR.. TAI
BERT, MA. 779S. IL
IF YOUR HOME is reasonably priced, ]
have a buyer waiting. Please call WALDO
HARRIS: II: 9979. NE. 1894. 10
TO lO-ROOM HOUSE. vacant or quick
possession; NV: $1,000 cash down; nc
brokers. DU. $500. IA
8-RM. HOUSE within 8 miles of Silver
Spring: Would like older house ON large
lot. Brick, frame or stucco. Phone SH
1913. MR.. PRICE. agent. III
C0LORED-WILL PAY CASH for 6 rooms
or more; Brookland. Northwest or North
east Direct from owner. MI. 0044 III
COL0RED-SECTION NE, Sc. or nearby
Marylard-Six rooms and bath with base
ment; oil Or gas heat; reasonable down
payment. State terms. Box 23S-M, Star
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

NOW THROUGH REALIsTTNGs you cal
mst III your property simultaneously witt
MAN. many realtors in D. and Maryano
+ RRFFAL1sf1NGs CORR, sa4 i4th st. NV NV
kAY "a REAL1Y co: needs more proDert:
market price being obtained. Call ou
/ Pay CASH FOR HousEsHWhite White @tG or col
I1s any Re- ssS eves any qA 1895
/ WANT AZ ONCE for cash, i in NV, NV, det
brick, modern. or . bath residence. W
30 GeofTni YOU WANT FI spEhDY hh 9S4e Action? Lis
your house with us. Have cash buyers wht
c paS s0R Eve erife s nv EK 54s6
WILL PAY CASH for houses, white OF
colored: any condition or section. DE
SELF BUY. TRYe BIRoN g. CONRAD
ssc !ass sr sfss' Rs souz:ssss 4sss i4S4
WILL PAY AL sash GAsH foF
SARTSEE II SSTt kEa6T 95i cSsH SuieEs i9i
h9es s1m in p &c c. Mainland or virginia ia
terested in selling, we will be glad to Civ,
you, without oblig gation, our prompt opin
ion as to the market value of your house
estate sesvoe eS cf sHANNoS SS e 0ts Iucas e. s.
HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASER for ..
bedroom bungalow. Call MI Jeter, with
JAMES L. DIXON & CO, 1922 18th st
NV: Elk. 500; ewes, RA. 2O6S. -12
needs, a. home with a den or 4th bedrm
that is large enough for library of 5000
volumes; 100000 to $4,000 price range
Md. location. Call Mr.. Prather, MA
9l41. FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES
INC: 1928 K st. NV. IL
WANTED modest or 5 room home In
D. c.; would consider trading 1OO-acrf
farm in Virginia. Call HARRY e GLAD.
MAJ; \ AE,I INC. II 0346: ewes, AT. 1858; 12'
t.dn Uk,SEkvICEECash for your house
RE. 27S6 or Wo. e191 till 10 pm. -lG
Evening star., 1948-03-10

18th ST. Sc. zoo, BLoCk-Brick semi
IA rooms, 2 baths. oil heat. 2-car sarase
House in Al condition. owner-occupied;
$4,000; terms. EDWIN L. ELLIS, Real
tor, 1910 Vermont ave. RE. $40. Ill
1tth AND PENNA. AVE. S.E.-lst COM
merctaL Large Groom corner brick. suit
able for professional use or any kind OF
business Possession with deed. HART
MAN REALTY, INC. 1345 Good Hope I'd
Sc. TR. 4400. VI 5976
sI3.950-6-RoOM BRICK. only 2la yrs.
old tcenter of 81. Has finished recreation
rm. with u bath, completely equipped,
stove, refgr;; metal Venetian blinds.
screens. weather stripping and awnings
large fenced lot; gas heat; $500 cash
REQUIRED. T. D. BURGESS, VI 2s02
FORT DAvIS-sEMIDET.. rms, with
recreation rm.; about 7 yrs. old; Ia
Ann Beers School; gas heat; priced at
S13,950. T. D. BURGESS, VI. 2s02
UPsAL ST. s.E.-Loveiy, modern. semidet
brick; 6 large rms. ga baths: full bsmt.
WOOD, EX. Ais; eyes,. VI. 1891. Ill
Evening star., 1948-03-10
SUBURBAN REkT-MARYLAkD

BANNOCKBURN-Avai April 1st: $500
per month; in excellent condition; situated
on large fenced lot which is well planted:
room, dining room, den lavatory. kitchen,
maids room and bath: one car built-in
INC, iO12 18th st. NV. Ma, 1900. I'll
A SIx-ROOM AND BATH modern country
cottage. chicken house and garden space.
rent $50 per month; an automobile is
Marlboro rd. Apply in person Thursday
between 8 and 10 am. only. 1011 st.
NV.
avail March l5: Z rms and bath, oil
heat SH 6O15. call after z pm. III
Evening star., 1948-03-10
SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGIkIA.

BE SMART-save time, select a house
trsted realty bulletin; It,s free. 4 picture
of each house, full description and price.
FIN FINE sToNE HoUsE; s1s. .s5oEThis at
tractive 7-rm. home on a lot 20sx20s is
located on picturesque hwy. between
Centerville and Manassas, Va, 22 miles
from D. c.; 30 minis. from Pentagon;
vacant: Immediately available: terms.
ENZOR REALTY CO., 35Ol Washington
blvd. CHI 1000. OK. 1924. -l2
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW located In South
Arlington, / block from transp. 1t is brick
and / yr old; contains living room dining
room, equipped kitchen, . bedrooms and
bath; large lot: priced at Sl2:95o. Call
till q pm, J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. 1501
Columbia pike, Arlington. Va. CH. 134l,
CUSTOM BULT-we have 2 lovely Eng
fish style bungalows in exclusive neighbor-
hoods: each an individualistic style: each
selling for 21,5o0; many outstanding
By appt. only, Cali LuRTA BROS, 2O4s
LYON yILLAGE-Large, 7-rm., stucco
home with detached garage; In spotless
condition; oil h.-w.h.; s19.750 with only
2420 Wilson blvd, GL. -2056, OK. 1889;
ewes. GL. se1A Pa, &639. Ia
Evening star., 1948-03-10
20 THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. G.
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwe,t.

lovely row brick home, Just off Park pl.,
in nice. cond. large bright liv rm. din.
rm. with picture window, large kit; 3 bed
rms; with tiled bath on End A.; full dry
psmt with front and rear entrances: excel.
location: can be purchased on terms: don't
let this one get away. Call ia. s771 for
tull details and inspection. Exclusive with
mont ave, DI. 5000.
CoLORED-5 APIS, S KITS, 5 refgrs..
4 tiled baths: distinctive home and income
COLORED-KALORAMA RID. N.W.@l4
rm. row brick 2t2 baths, oil INV heat;
recently redecorated: only $4,000 down
CoLORED-6-RM AND BATH BRICK;
full basement; located in very desirable
northwest location; only $1,000 down
PAUL ]. MILLER. DU. 2422 till 9 pm.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwes.,

HOME AND INCOME-Detached. with 2
oil h.-w.h.: located 400 block 9th st. s.w
Easy "a terms. MI; Guynn. EN-; 7792.
MARSHALL J; WAPLE CO, DI; 3346:
sirable s.w.. section; 3-story brick; 8 rms
baths: only $3.50 down. B. J. CRIVELLA
INC. AID: 0600: ewes. TIE. s642. -12
easy terms; IL rooms. bath, row brick
Call Morris Cohen or Milton Vinnick with
A. M. DRAISNER, 1404 l. ST. NV, MA
S036; home, GE. 0297,
COLORED-1234 end ST SW.-$295
down, easy terms; 4 rooms, cleo, row
brick Call Morris Cohen or Milton Vim
NV, Ma: s036; home, GE. O297.
Evening star., 1948-03-10

CoLoRED-EYE ST.. near 3rd, NV
S1,5oo down payment, balance like rent;
Z rooms and bath brick: 1st comm ;
coLoREp-iioe EUCLID ST. Nw.-Two-
ea sr very sonv 0tGK terms JOS gin
6LoREp-yIcIN1rY OF 18th AND Q
h.-w.h.; priced fairly with only 81 1850
ecooHN, NC, 1874 X st. NV, Ex. 57o5
coLoREp-L ST, NEAR e1st NV
5000 down low payment balance like rent
down; price, $500. Pay like rent; -Sf lst
ho1e KAY mi REAL4x As' do RS fADens5Ss soc
CoLoRED-s1,ooO TO $1,000 DOWN; i'm
brick homes in this excellent section. with
E pm: "a: soas, HAMiLToN Realty i1si!
coIoRED3NEkR E1 isss sss AGRiCTLrURE n;T DEL DEPT
Attention; employes of Agriculture, or Blu
row row brick with h.Swh.; in in "u spiendid nsiei
neighborhood. Just few blocks from above
depsS only mi E1saS SEQ down. bal IKE rent
coLoRED-see R sr-Beapt red brick,
YwS u s0Od fSRd pE o,S7 rps No 81 7as ahwh near
CoLORED-3a06 WARDER ST NV. of
PARK rd.; lge bedrms., lge. liv and din
rm., mod. kit, finished rec; rm-. Venetian
EN-. 1855. cox & CO.. RE. 1883
COLoRED-COLUMBIA RD., near 14th
nw-10 rooms, baths; brick garage;
large rear yard; excellent condition; s19.-
300 including all furniture; terms. DE
SHAZO g. RESSEGGER, 1424 K, Ma. $500.
eoLoRED-141e CoRCoRAN ST. NV
$500 down, easy terms 5 apt. units, 2
baths; row brick Call Morris Cohen & OF
Milton Vinnick, with A M. DRA1SNER,
i4O4 L st. NV, MA. s03e; home, GE
COLORED-14Oe BLK. OAK ST. NV
Vacant, 6 lovely rms and bath, 2-story
brick; Colonial front porch, full basement,
new oil burner; Al condition. Priced to
sell at S13,950 with reasonable terms.
days Sun. IL to 5. VIM. CALOMIRIs
PROPERTIES, INC, 1012 18th st. Nv
0Z 1866. -l3
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RAMBLING BRICK RANCHEK = Three
bedrms , baths, all on one floor; Y
acres with stream; space for 2 bedrms and
bath on End: large screened porch, studic
ern equip. kit; full basement; loc. ir
Bradley Hills
Four bedroomS-We have 3 of them;
all in new house cond., loc. in the best
sections of Bethesda: dens. full Easements
large lots; see these before YOU buy;
Bungalow, Silver Spring-Three bed.
rms. large modern cabinet kit, full base.
ment oil &C. heat; l blk. from schl.; a
real buy.
Bungalow, Bethesda-Living rm.. din
ing rm., kit, 2 bedrms. and BATH stairs
to finished attic: near Navy Hospital;
cond.: closein oe location: S'e only ehSo' SsiSoo
GRAHAM HALL, Realtors, WI. $3.50. II
no answer, call OIL. 0662 or SH. 1888
Evening star., 1948-03-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeost.

ED-6-RM. BRICK; 3, bedrms.
il heat; only $4,000 down. PAUL
ER nI1 OlOO till O n m
Evening star., 1948-03-10

/ GSl. III
Iii ave. ne
ms, bath, full
ed heat; per-
ue. Call Mr..
L D-T~0T TTY
Evening star., 1948-03-10

rs PERRY ST. N.E.--S15,-
sh. Convenient to every
IN preference. Call Mr..
ADLER, INC, RE. 5000;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-06
Principals Guest
Of Trade Group

The Booker T Warrington
Trade Association MONDAY
Luncheon Club wll Observe rs
annual Principal Dsy Program
Wedncsdav Nov 10 ~ 90 noon
~ The Lucy Thurman YWCA
More than 2 hundred principals
and school officials Wiil be n 1T
tendance and nlef TAILS wll be
made rs Supt Dondineau Deputy
Supt tBrowe and President lienrv
Of %avHe
Reservations must 30 maze IN
advance through 'lo office qt the
Trade a ocaitNn
Baker Eddy inaude the follow
Inr % 40 GOD ne ctcaior
az man. and the pe r pie
ofNman remaining perfect ne d.
vine idea o reflection man re-
mains perfect
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-06
CIafIin Admitted
To College Group

ORANGEBURG. SC Clafin
University has been approved for
membership in the Association Of
American Colleges according TO
information received this week by
Dr. J Seahrook, president Of
Claflln university.
In the letter received from Guy
+ Snavely. executive director OF
the Association OF American Col
legeS. Dr.. Sea brook was inform
ed that the Board OF Directors at
the fall meeting approved Clafhn
university for membership and
that final ratification Of the ac-
ton will be taken az the annual
meeting of the association to be
held IN New York City, Jan To-
r. 1919
Claflin was approved Tor A.
Rating in the Southern Assocla-
tlon Of Colleges and Secondary
Schools last year, December l947
and now comes membership lr
the Association Of American Col
lcceg
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-06
African Minister
Is Bethel Guest

The Rev |. c Steady Of West
Africa was guest speaker at the
morning and evening services at
Bethel AME Church last Sun
DAY. AT the II o'clock service
DR., Steady spoke 10 a large
and appreciative congregation on
Three Steps to Christian Liv-
ing
The evening service featured
a colorful Know Your Church
pageant directed By Mrs. Be-
atrlce Fleets at which time DR..
Steady gave highhghts Of the
missionary work in West Africa.
In the absence Of Pastor Danes
who was guest speaker for Rev.
Perry in Toronto. Canada, as
sociate Pastor Morris was IN
charge OF the services
The fIlSt quarterly meeting of
this conference year will be held
Sunday Nov. Z Or David A
Blake. newly assigned presiding
elder of the Detroit District, will
preside The business session will
he held Wednesday night, Nov
10