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Arizona sun., 1948-04-09

creased pan \oXo ncn PAM anu
bake in a moderate (350 degree)
oven for .35 to 40 minutes. When
cool, frost with honey meringue.
Honey Meringue
ia cup honey
1/8 teaspoon salt
egg white
Heat honey over hot water; pour
over egg white; add salt. Beat untils
thick enough to spread.
Cocoanut Cream Pie
(Nine Inch Pie)
LIZ cup sugar
S tablespoons flour
1/8 teaspoon salt
LIZ cups milk
8 egg yolks, well beaten
/ teaspoon vanilla
I cup cocOanut shredded
Combine first three ingredients,
then add milk and cook over low
heat until thickened. Add egg yolks
and cook two minutes. Remove from
fire, cool, and add vanilla and cocoa
nut. Pour into baked pie shell and
cover with the following meringue:
Meringue
4 tablespoons sugar
2 egg whites, well beaten
118 teaspoon salt
LIZ teaspoon vanilla
Add sugar to egg whites, beating
constantly. Add salt and vanilla.
Pile lightly on pie bringing it over
the crust. Brown in a moderate oven
for to 10 minutes.
*Chocolate Chip Custard Pie
40 Inch Pie)
4 egg yOlks, beaten
LIZ cup sugar
2 cups milk, scalded
I tablespoon gelatin
Ia cup cold water
/ teaspoon vanilla
1 graham cracker crust
LIZ cup semi-sweet chocolate,
chopped fine
ia teaspoon cream of tartar
4 egg whites
LIZ cup sugar
Beat egg yolks, add sugar and milk
and cook in double boiler until thick.
Add gelatin softened in water and
vanilla. Cool. Pour into crust and
sprinkle with chocolate. Add cream
Of tartar to egg whites and beat until
stiff. Add sugar. Continue beating un-
til very stiff. Spread over chocolate.
Chill one hour.
Deep Dish Cherry Pie
makes servings)
quart pitted sour cherries,
drained
31/2 tablespoons corn starch
LA teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon almond extract
1 teaspoon lemon Juice
teaspoon grated lemon rind
tablespoon melted butter
cup syrup
LIZ pastry recipe
Place cherries in nine-inch deep.
pie dish. Combine q half cup Of
cherry juice with other ingredients;
stir until well blended. Pour over
cherries. Cut nine-inch circle from
pastry rolled 1/8 inch thick; cut
Sits or a cherry design to let steam
escape. Bake in hot (450 degree)
oven 10 minutes; reduce to mod
crate $3.50 degree) oven, bake 35
minutes longer. Serve warm.
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Arizona sun., 1948-04-09
Tailored FrOcks

Tailored FrOckS
\ HANDSOMELY tailored shirt
n waister that's a pet style with
every we'll dressed woman. But
toned down the front, it will be
cool and comfortable to wear-a
joy to launder. Have cap or short
set-in sleeves.
Pattern No. 8274 comes in sizes IA. l6,
18. 20; 40. AZ. A and 46. Size 16, yards of
S9-inch.
Arizona sun., 1948-04-09

ERE'S clever summer wash
i i able that you can put together
in no time! It's cut all in one piece
with drawstring to snug in your
waistline. Youthful and charming
as can be.
Pattern No. 174S is for sizes IL, IA, 16.
18 and 20. Size IA, yards of Sc or S9-inch.
The Spring and Summer issue Of FASs4-
ION offers o wealth of sewing inspiration
for every home dressmaker. Free knitting
directions and q free pattern printed in
side the book 26 cents.
Arkansas State press., 1948-11-19

eys long ON Texas first play from sermmage the
stage for OK Houston who calmly booted the Texans
early theepo lead with field goal from the Bishop 81. Will
lie Jones Iebert and Meeks married the tackles and anks OF
the Bishop mdriff very much to his fancy A. T. Deyaughn
two occasions, and Finne supplied the major
thrills for the Bishop supporters they took Texas kckos
back the mdfied stripe each OCCASION had euded
Steer defender except who invariably made
fu desperation tackle when the feetfooed Tigers
home free gloryland iaunt.
Anderson ammed from the yard stripe the first
quarter for Texas first and his vicious smases
ed the way for Sbey who plunged from the late in the
second.
Bishop scored safety via blocked Texas punt in the
ond and Walters took long from Bradshaw for Tiger
touchdown late in the closing stanza
Xavier TO- Texas State Univ 12-Xavers Gold Rush finally
broke into the victory column with 2012 decision the
toryes ISu Tigers in New Orleans
only ISL and Wiley among the snake-btten outfits which
haven't won single game all season.
oamue' huston Drubs Paul Quinn 34-7-IIodng the upper
hand throughout the Sam Huston Dragons charge
erything at Paul uinns Homecoming except parade
Nley put on T. d. parade of their contrary
they pounded out onesded 347 victory too much
llney Phillips, Bradshaw, Hill for the valiant
but wanting Paul Quinn Tigers
Southwest Forecast Nov 20th-ane Dragons over Bshop in
Mafsha Prairie Vow geeuly celebrate Langsons Home
coming up IN the Sooner State Florida A. g. NJ Rates
e vicious fangs extracted with the Jaguars using
ne puer Without enesthee Arkansas will uphold
oWAN peslee against Lincoln University No) in jefferson
lily Sam huston will not be "ssterly" they tange
with Wiley in Marshall the lights Grambing to take Flo
oa normal IN Miami without taking off wraps nor stop
ping to peel their Texas College will play Texas State
University in Houston Friday night New 10Th
forecast is neither guaranteed nor can it be to
vigorously recommended
Arkansas State press., 1948-11-19
THINGS THAT INTEREST WOMEN
How Do You Look?
BY BESSIE F. BELL

Every woman VINO makes an honest attempt to keep her
sen looking as attractive she can will enov reading tho
oohs hst Oh III musts for beauty AS beauty stys
yet busy and restore yourself weight know
according to the weight scale healthy woman of so should
weigh no more than she did at 25
Practice walking easily gracefully Sit and stand nat.
uraly and relaxed ~
Relax completely while resting sleeping so that your
mind well your body repoe Learning relax is
mental achievement.
Find the effective becoming way fixing your
face and hair and do both each
Spend 10 minutes daily simple skin and you will al
ways have lovely skin Where precious beauty the bal
ance of prevention worth 10 pounds
never go to bed with your makeup
NOW, here is that word daily DOZENS If do
them faithfully and properly girls here is what will get
straight spine raised bust flat abdomen squared should
beautiful neclne slender proporoned figure that
has been stretched and nodded into better
Make daily habit of being feminine Woman symbolic
cleanliness and dantiness.
Cultivate soft pleasing and attractive gestures. Be
Arkansas State press., 1948-11-19

pass to Thompson and then took
the ball over himself from the
yard line. The winning point was
kicked by Patterson with Shaw
holding
Arkansas made its score in the
last eight minutes of the game
after Watson had plowed 60 yards
in a series Of pulverizing charges,
Arkansas Mr.. Outside, Thomas
Givan of Little Rock, then took
the ball and made a 20 yard waltz
around end to pay dirt.
Grice, Balenton. Earl Harris and
Wilson were four good reasons
why the terrible Body Watson
was able to make out of IS first
downs for Buddy Aliens boys
while Langston had to be content
with only first downs.
Arkansas State press., 1948-11-19
Shippers Southwest Sport. 0. Graph"
Il. L. DIXON

DALLAS, TeXaslhe Southwest football stage is almost
set for Prairie Views last ditch stand against A. W. Mumord
penant headed Southern Jaguars down Prairie View Nov 9th
the Panhers by Langsten Saturday they will be the lone
block in the Jaguar pathway their third successive SWAC
grid title
Arkansas State press., 1948-11-19

Scout Demonstration by Troop %;
Scout Stunt Troop 40, Real Mean
ing of Scouting, Scout William v.
Guy, Troop 70; Dead End Scout
ing, l. S. McClinton; Summer
Camp Report, Scoutmaster James
Hughes of Troop 70 remarks by
Field Scout Executive NJ. L. Ruda,
special award went to Troop 81,
sponsored by Mt. Pleasant Bap-
fist Church for the largest num-
Der of friends present.
Special guests composing the
Court of Honor were: l.. N. Bron-
son, !. S. MeClinton, VIII Gatlin,
See BOY SCOUT-page eight
Arkansas State press., 1948-11-19
Last Weeks Scoreboard:

Last Weeks Scoreboard:
Gramblng a. Prairie View r. Southern 49, Wiley o. Texas
IL Bishop Langston Arkansas State g. Samuel Huston "a
Paul Quinn Z; Xavier 20, Texas State Univ. II.
Grambng 3d. Prairie View 12-Eddie Robinsons Grabbing
Tigers cooled off whatever national aspirations Fred Longs Pra
RE View Partners might have had Saturday night with de-
cisive 34-l2 chiller in Gramblng.
Southern 49, Wiley GA Mumfords Jaguars
very busy afternoon castisng fighting Wiley Wildcat in the
atterS rainSoaked Southern could only
reach dirt via aerial route with Geathoue Posey and Aa
Thompson the payon end of touchdown in the
first, second and third periods respectively.
langston Shades Arkansas 70 Zip Gayes Langson Lions
kept of the Texas College Steers the SWAC standings
by shading Buddy Aliens bone crushing Arkansas Lions 76 in
Pine Bluff Patersons conversion following Newsomes first
period touchdown provided the winning margin for the Oklahoma
eleven Arkansas relentless ground assault garnered Is first
downs to Langstons T. with the home John Booty"
Watson spearheading the attack.
Texans Gore Bishop 178Aex Dureys Texas right
down to business in the Cotton Bowl Saturday night rattle
the bateshocked Bishop Tigers with 178 lacng Sb-
Arkansas State press., 1948-11-19
Langston Univ.
Nips Arkansas
State 7.b

Pine Bluff-Coach Buddy" AL
lens Arkansas State Lions lost a
nip and tuck battle with the
Langston University Lions rs, de-
spite the bone-crushing play OF
Arkansas ace fullback, 240 pound
John Bloody" Watson, Watson
made yardage almost at will on
bulldozerlike ssaults through
Langstons line.
Newsome of Langston set up
the Oklahoman's score midway of
the first quarter with a % yard
Arkansas State press., 1948-11-19
BOY SCOUTS
Continued from page two

''S"f PHhN WV
are as follows; Holder of medical
certificate for physical fitness,
holder of merit badge for swim
ming, holder of Senior Life Saw
Ing certificate and the merit
badge for rowing.
Other highlights Of the program
were rs follows Massed Color
Guards, Troop II; Scout Prayer.
Scout Oath. Law Troop 81, Scout
Quiz, Eagle Scout Charlie T.
Grice, Troop 70; Song Session,
Scoutmaster Walter L. Burks.
Arkansas State press., 1948-11-19

pohte and courteous whether home work.
1t has been said that women either have that magnetic
something that draws people to them they
ever one can work to attain and improve upon it,
Send three cent stamp Bessie F. Bell care of Global
News Syndicate Inc, p O. Box Sc, Manhattanvle Station
Y n, ~ Y for my leaflets "Smmng the
erals for Beauty. Mention this paper in answering.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04
Northrup PTA
Holds Meeting

The second meeting of the
Northrup School PTA was held
at the school on Wednesday af-
ternoon. Approximately eighty
parents and teachers attended.
This was actually a combina-
ton mee1ng since the regular
meeting was followed by a Edu-
cational week.
The feature attraction Of the
meeting was a symposium discus
sion in which a panel OF fourteen
persons including teachers, adj
ministrators and specialist in the
health and social work presented
the school program. The panel
membership included the follow
ing people:
Mrs. Matilda Coger, Health and
physical education OF girls; Mrs.
Dorothy Cunningham, auditorium
Miss Mary Pennoni. Upper ele-
mentary school; Miss Eunice
Morris, lower elementary school,
Miss Joyce Reid. social work;
Miss Louise Kitscher. community
health; Miss Agnes Peliseier. Ii
brary program: Lewis Douglas,
health and physical education for
boys; Cecil Roberts. attendance
department.. Wilson Hughes, So
cial studies program; Raymond
Schultz. instrumental music; and
Clarence Sabbath, assistant prin-
cipal: and Roy j. Alexander,
principal.
Parents were able to see the
school program at Northrup from
many aspects--each speaker pres
enting a different view as to how
children are helped to grow in
the school situation.
The tenor of the meeting
meeting seemed TO indicate
that the school program at
Northrup Is geared 10 the needs
Of children in so far a. possible.
That this program is actually
based on working partnership
between the school and the
communitY-ihai such a part
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04
College Head
Denies Luring
Ky. Students

PRINCESS ANNE, Md, (NN-
PA - Charges that Maryland
State College had lured students
from the campus OF Kentucky
State College at Frankfort, Ky.
were obviously made without a
factual basis J. T. Williams,
president Of the Maryland Eas-
tern Shore School, declared last
Friday.
OF the 1913 students enrolled at
Maryland State College, a divi-
sion Of the University OF Mary
land. only eleven have listed their
residence as the State Of Ken
tucy. DR.. Williams said.
Not one Of these eleven was
"lured to Maryland State except
through the regular channels OF
publicity he declared adding:
The records in the Office OF
admission of Maryland State Col
lege will show that each Of the
students from Kentucky wrote To
the college requesting admission.
In each instance. this was the ini-
tial contact of the college with
each individual student.
Our college does not follow
a practice of discriminating again
ST students who make application
simply because they are from
another state"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04
DETRoIT's MOST
MODERN AND
BEAUTIFUL
FUNERAL HOME

When il becomes youi
duty to assume the respon-|
sibility of making funeral
arrangements for someone|
near and dear to you, the
HOUSE OF DIGGS can
serve you in many ways.
For your convenience wei
offer the following note-|
worthy features;
I. Pre-Arrangement and
Advisory Service.
When faced with grief,
consultation with US be-
fore hand will help free
your mind of needless
strain. To make your
visit convenient, a COM
Portable car will call
for you and return you
to your home without
cost or obligation.
2. Four licensed Funeral
Directors trained in the
HOUSE OF DIGGS|
method of superior SER
vice. A most efficient
secretarial service and
HOUSE OF DIGGS|
Beauticians.
3. Organ Console.
Our beautiful chapel
has a fine pipe organ
played by the HOUSE
OF DIGGS organist, a.
long with our soloist,
which 10 provided with
each funeral without
charge.
4. Slumber Room.
Decorated in beautiful
quiet taste, with soft
lights, your loved one
rests in the presence Of
paintings of the Immor-
tails by Armstrong, un-|
til removal to place
where final service will
be held.
S. The very latest and fin
est fleet of Cadillac
Hearses and limousines|
with each funeral.
6. Acknowledgement
Cards.
After the funeral the
cards from the floral
offerings are given you
together with Acknow-|
Judgement cards so tina
you may use them In
sending thanks of the
family, without charge.
2. Chapel.
Our air conditioned
chapel, complete with
Altar, seats $50 people
A staff of ordained min
listers are at your SER
vice when your own
minister 10 not available
and for commitment
services at the grave.
8. Kindly personal inter-
eat, and gentle UNDER
standing viii make
everything easier.
House OF Diggs|
689 Mack
Avenue
Te. 1-42OO|
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04
win FRANCES PETRoss

With a happy thanksgiving
a. sll carefully filed away among
me many other pleasant remem-
brances, may ! pause to say the
coextail party given by the
sman Set Club at 4l28-l8th St..
vas quite a gay affair and a
huge success. The beauteous Mrs.
Issbell Goodman, president Of
Nm, sophisticated membership,
smiled a welcome to all. A close
attendance nearing the century
mark were present at this holt
Gay affair,
Now our thoughts turn to
Christmas and the spirit of Civ
inc and doing for others will
sot a precedent this year. II you
care TO have a jostling good
time Just join the holiday shop
pe,s in metropolitan Detroit,
Dearborn and Wyndotte.
Goodfellow time is nigh. The
annual Eccrse benefit will be in
the form of dance at the
Claude ]. Miller School Friday.
Dec II. from 800 pm. until
70 but don't stop there, the fes-
ti,1iies viii carry over TO an all
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

God The Only Cause And
Creator" will be the subject OF
the Lesson-Sermon in all Chris.
ian Science churches through
out the world on Sunday, Dec ).
The Golden Text Isaiah 45:l8)
is: Thus saith the Lord that
created the heavens; God him.
self that formed the earth and
made it; he hath established Il,
He created il not in vain, He
formed it TO be inhabited: | am
the Lord; and there Is none
else"
Among the Bible citations is
this passage. psalms 1908:
Know we that the LORD he is
God: it is he that hath made
US, and not we ourselves, we
are his people, and the sheep
of his pasture"
Correlative passages to be read
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with
Key TO the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the follow
ing Up. 33); God is Individual
incorporeal. He is divine Princi-
pie, Love, the universal cause
the only creator, and there is no
other self-existence."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04
Two News Boys
Robbed On Street

Two newspaper boys were
robbed last Saturday by diff
ferent thugs who welded knives
in their faces.
Benjamin Fitzpatrick. IL, was
standing at Garfield and Hast
ings about 3 D. m. when he
was approached by another
youth who offered to introduce
him to another customer.
Fitzpatrick followed his
friend into an alley In the
800 block of Garfield. There
his friend pulled a knife and
empiied his front pockets Of
IS cents each. and took his
wallet.
The hold-up youth fled West
TO Hastings.
Horace Ruth. IS, was stand.
ing in front Of 4565 Bangor
about 9 p. m. when a man APP
preached him. pulled a knife,
and demanded. Don't yell and
give me your money" The rob-
Der fled on foot eastward 10
Hancock.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04
Downriver News

night dance at the American
Legion Post.
TO AWARD PRIZES
Three prizes will be given 10
fortunate holders of the lucky
numbers, donated by Lawns
Poultry, Star Poultry and Eason
Bros. Market. Something TO look
forward to, the Christmas Can
tata IN the making at Miller
school, judging from past per-
'oimances. it will De well worth
your while 10 attend this event
and give praise to our youth
Also the annual Candielipht
service that Is must every
year by the Twin City Chorus
The Thursday movie every
week at $50 pm. at the c. ]
Miller School is still showing to
d full house; the Adult hour
immediately after is gaining the
interest Of adults who are rec
reahon minded the hours are
500 until 1000 D. m. A Westside
Recreation Project.
Nh and Mrs. William Thorn
as. SOL Polk street. are the
proud parents of a son born
Sunday, Nov. %. at Sumby Hos
pital Both mother and SON are
doing fine
Turkey dinners and family
gatherings were the order of
the day in the village Thanks
giving Mr. and Mrs. George
Postell Of 18th street were host
ana hostess 10 Mr. and Mrs.
Miner Of Detroit. The John T.
McEiroy family were dinner
guests Of The William Burts Of
Basett street. Many others were
most to their friends on this day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04

from Detroit night club short
N Ffter am. Saturday and
lad been playing cards up until
he time of their arrest
The complaining witness
is said 10 have told police that
the gambling game had been
going on at the Polk street
address for the past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dickerson
who live in the house were
chat eed with operating an H.
legal occupation. Appearing be-
fore Judge Gagneau IN River
Rouge Justice Court, they were
fined 500 each.
The twelve Detroiters were
ali assessed fines OF Slo win
Inc alternative of spending five
DAYS in the Wayne County jail.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04
First Negro
Catholic Sister

ALBANY. N. Y.-Miss Mamie
Jenkins, who is preparing TO be-
come a Catholic Sister at Sacred
Heart Novitiate, Kenwood. here,
is the first Negro to be accepted
for training as Religious of the
Sacred Heart, Catholic Sister
hood. A graduate last June OF
Manhattanville College. New
York. Miss Jenkins was received
as a novice on September 8.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04
nershlp b vlial 10 anY proararn.

The discussions suggested that
the school is attempting through
every subject fields TO broaden
the child's horizon - to extend.
his interest and understanding
to those Of his fellowman-to de-
velope wholesome competent ci-
tizens in this Atomic age.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04
Guardsmen Resume
Recruiting Drive


Recruiting for the l279th
Company Battalion has been re-
Sumed il was announced this
week by Captain Fleming Mat
thewS OF the Michigan National
Guard
All strength ceilings have been
cancelled, he stated this week
anu an unlimited number OF
recruits Will be taken during
the mex: fourteen days.
Persons interested in Joining
the unit may apply at 223l Dali
zel.c between 3 and ) p. m.
daily. except Saturdays. The
age limit is 1925.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-12-04
POLICE
ROUNDUP

Auo owners whose cars were
ransacked in the vicinity of the
) Haltor Theatre Saturday night
NAV claim their missing articles
bv coming to Ecorse Police
Headquarters and describing
them
Last Saturday an eight-year-
old boy and his six-year old
companion remained in the the
aue quite late and on their
way home went through parked
cars which the owners foolishly
lcft unlocked.
Their loot included six flash
lignt a camera and an electric
razor
When they returned home
with this wide assortment OF
mci chandisc. their parents called
police. The boys were released
with warning and police are
hoid.ng the stolen articles TO
await their owners
For the second time within
rtcrEt months the Busy Bee
Cleaners located at 5S7 Polk,
River Rouge. was visited b.
ih YES who ransacked the place
Frnav nieht.
the thic' apparently was out
70 outfit the entire family fo
Manager Wade Bell reportea
that a mans suit, two pair OF
Z pants ladies dress and a
small boys 80 : stolen.
Tn. Twin c Garage. 10
ca,eJ at 22S Visger Road. River
Roh e. was broken into and
ransaeked last Thursday night.
Fhvd Mattison, the owner
reported 70 River Rouge police
that he was unable TO discover
anything missing.
Somebody is set for the hunt
ing season and at the expense
OF River Rouge resident
Elmer Gavin of 70 East Henry
LETT LIS l6-guaRe SnOt gun III ihi
from seat Of his car for a few
hours Friday night and returned
10 find il stolen. He told the
police the gun was worth S1B.
IA NABBED IN RAID
fourteen persons were arrest
ed oy River Rouge police IN a
gambling raid early last Satur-
dav morning.
L. Stephen Kopsey, led q de
tail composed of Patrolman VIC
tor Folks, Bronaugh Bridges,
Carl Berg and 'ohn Steffen IN
10 the home at 224 Polk. surprls.
ing the men and women seated
at tables Cards and a quantity
% och were seized as evidence.
LOSES $50
The raid was staged shortly
before 6 a. m. otter patron at
the game complained 70 police
that he had lost $50 and. that
he had spotted someone cheat
inc al cards.
II was brought out by cues,
tiehtng that the frequcnters. all
OF them from Detroit, arrived
The Arizona post., 1948-10-01
Dance Yon
Kippur Mite

Members of the Mr.. and Mrs.
Club of Congregation Anshei Is
rael and their friends will well
come In the New Year with gala
dance on Yom Kippur night, Oct.
18th in the auditorium of the Con-
gregation, at $3.50 pm.
Adding to the enthusiasm and
interest, there will be door prizes,
dance prizes and entertainment
will be in the form of an excellent
floor show by the Arthur Murray
dancers and others, i n C l u in G
Harry Bee, playing the har-
monica; Doris Fox and her broth
er, AL Bosnos singing; Joe Dia
mond and the Wranglers. There
will be delicious food, the commit
tee announces. Admission tickets
may be procured on entrance.
Nate Miller is both dance and
publicity chairman. On his COM
mittee are Mrs. I. Kuropatkin,
food; Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour
Schulman, music; MIR. and Mrs.
Morris Snyder, Mrs. Alexander
Gerstel, tickets; Mrs. Irving Vogel,
entertainment and posters; Mrs.
Robert Miller, art layout.
The music will be by that ex-
cellent University orchestra,
Pete Newland and his Kampus
Kats.
The Arizona post., 1948-10-01


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