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Evening star., 1948-08-12

NEW YORK.-LIFEBOAT DELIVERED BY PARACHUTE-ThiS
completely equipped 2on lfeboat dropped the
successfully rehearsal at Hemp
stead Harbor yesterday The boat carried aoft in B29
and designed for the of bomber down at
length carries navigation equipment
as well as numerous the comfort
nhoto
Evening star., 1948-08-12

Minister, accused the 42-year-old
Maharajah Of misusing state money
while famine is staring Us In the
face In part OF the state"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-15
An Old I inner
in a
New Business
Sc0ttie's CheUrOn Service

Lawrence Scott is one of 'Kennewick's old
timers. He came here in 1921 and through the
years has been an active and ardent booster
for civic affairs. At the present time he is the
Dean of the Kennewick City Council, past
president of Kiwanis, an active member of
other civic and fraternal groups.
He holds the distinction of being the Active
clubs first MAN Of the Year" Sc0tty has been
associated with Bricks Station since 1928, a
year following his graduation from Kennewfck
high school. lie Roy Friday will serve as his
assistant in the new station and other help will
be added as necessary.
A host of friends in Kennewick wish him con-
tinued health and prosperity in his new enter
prise
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-15

Frankly we're mighty proud of our new
station. So you can be sure we'll give you the
kind of friendly service, when you swing in
for Chevron Supreme and RPM Motor Oil,
that'u make you want to come back again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-22

changes he believes would be worth
while would be for the boards Of
coming. public utilities, and tax ap-
peals to be departmentalized and
come directly under the city man
ager. Under the present plan,
these boards would be entities not
directly under the councilmen.
zone of the ideas of the Auchin-
Gloss plan is to consolidate the 63
boards of the present city govern
ment," he said. These three pro-
posed boards could be department
talized and could be subject to re-
view by the council"
Achieving District home rule
would be a step toward attaining
national representation and the
right to vote for the President, Mr.
Kirkland declared, adding that he
believes an amendment to the Con-
stitution to this effect should be
passed.
In reply to a question by men,
Der as to the effectiveness of citi-
zens' associations before Congress
Mr.. Kirkland asserted that such
groups in Washington ARE the only
genuine sounding board Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-22
Changes Advocated
lin Home Rule Plan

Certain changes in the Auchin-
Gloss Plan for Home Rule in the
District, including a proposal that
the salary Of the IL councilmen au-
thorized should be greater than
$1,000 a year, were advocated last
night by James r. Kirkland, courl-
sci for the Senate District Com
mittee, at a meeting of the Six
teenth Street Highlands Citizens
Association.
Mr.. Kirkland also said other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-22

has on opinions Of District resi-
dents"
The association, meeting In
Brightwood School, passed resolu-
tons opposing coming into CONNER
cial property of the area on the
west side of Fourteenth street be-
tween Kennedy and Longfellow
streets NV. and supporting an
amendment before the Federation
of Citizens Associations which
would give that body the right to
expel member by a two-thirds
vote. Harry M. Dengler is presi-
dent of the association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-22

Egyptian documents on parch-
ment dating from 1900 years BIC.
still exist.
Evening star., 1948-06-07
West Point Presents
Awards 10 13 Seniors:
Graduation Tomorrow
By the Assoeiosed Press

WEST POINT, N. Y, June T.
Thirteen cadets of the 1948 gradu-
ating class of the Military Academy
received awards yesterday at cere-
monies in conjunction with tradi-
tional June Week festivities.
Baccalaureate services, conducted
at Protestant, Catholic and Jew
ish chapels, also were held during
the day for the 301 class members.
Commissions and degrees will be
presented to the graduating cadets
tomorrow by Secretary of Defense
Forrestal
Nineteen special awards, donated
annually by various patriotic So
cieties and individuals, were pre-
sented to cadets with outstanding
military and academic proficiency
records.
Two Get 3 Awards Each.
Two cadets, Arnold w. Bras
well of Sibley, La, and Richard D,
Cudahy of Milwaukee received
three awards each.
Mr.. Braswell, cadet first captain
and regimental commander, was
given the Pershing sword, honoring
Gen. John J. Pershing, first captain
and brigade commander at the
academy in 1886. He also received
special awards for the highest rat
ings in physics and military pro-
ficiency,
Cadet Cudahy was honored for
the highest ratings in economics and
international relations, in English
and in law.
This years class honor man, Jo-
seph M. Herman, jr., of Brooklyn,
received the Francis Vinton Greene
memorial saber for the highest
standing in general order of merit
for four years, and a special award
for the top rating in mathematics.
Others Honored.
Others honored, and the subjects
in which they excelled, were:
John C. Pickering, Wamego,
Kans.. ordnance and mathematics;
Gerald w. Medsger, Pasadena,
Calf, military topography and
graphics; Carl A. Anderson of
Washington Depot, Conn.,, military
engineering and history.
Arthur L. Whitley, 1915 Beecher
street NV, Washington, D. c.,
chemistry Richmond J. Cooper. Is
Kennedy drive, Chevy Chase, Md,
modern languages; Wilho r. Helix
kinen of Ramsay, Mich, military
hygiene
William r. Bandeen, Midland,
Evening star., 1948-06-07

awarded the honorary degree Of doc
tor of laws at the 111th annual COM
exercises at Marietta
College, Marietta, Ohio, last night.
The citation accompanying the de-
gree praised him for his accomplish
ments with the CAB.
Evening star., 1948-06-07

c. Hayden. Long Beach, N. j.,
tactics.
A special award went to Abbot
&c. Greenleaf, address unlisted,
member of the class of l949, for
intercollegiate debating.
Included in the baccalaureate
services was the dedication of a
two paneled memorial stained-glass
Evening star., 1948-06-07
B-16'' THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.


Mich, greatest improvement during
his course; Sidney B. Berry, jr.,
Waco, Tex, class of 1948 intercol-
legiate debating; William c. Burns,
Pekin, ILL.,, electricity, and William
Evening star., 1948-06-07

chapel window presented by the
graduating cadets.
A graduation parade and dance
are scheduled for today.
Evening star., 1948-06-07

Oswald Ryon Honored
Oswald Ryan, vice chairman of the
Civil Aeronautics Board, was
Evening star., 1948-07-25
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WHY NOT TRADE your present home for
a larger or newer one? We are ready
and equipped to handle your problem with
information, call WEITZ REALTY CORP.
soBEDRM. UNFURN HOME in suburban
or nearby. WO. 1902. -26
WILL EXCHANGE lovely home in Mont
clair, N. j.. 80 minutes committing time
suburban Wsshington. Call AL. 1914. 80
WASHINGTON for San Francisco area
Lovely 3-bedroom Colonial. Exchange
came San Francisco or suburbs. good resi-
Dental section, by Sept. /. CHI. 331a,
Evening star., 1948-07-25
HOUSES UhEURhIsHEp,

h.RM., .-BEDRM. detached. insulated
hons newly decorated inside and out;
new. de luxe REFRIGERATOR and stove, oil
t,.om express bus; $3.50 per mo- sH
At'ractive @bedToom H9e a't brick aN buns ne a sss
heat. nice yard. 500 month. To reach:
10 Geide gi5 az sre To inspect, cali THos: 2
ONEIDA ST. NE. : blocks of New Hamn-
p'eted. Detached 2-storv brick consist
mcdern baths and modern Kitchen. gas
he1t Rnd all up-to-date Improvements
G. eni"nt to stores and transport alton.
g. 81 monthly. call Mr.: Hill or Mr.
81 81 Yd42 EaRERAL RAJ GoNTRAcTEa "a 74S Ca c9
only. houire zoos Ridge ri. Sc Sun
Six Sfxw. 'ft1iFnIH uNFnRx. a-bedrm. house in Alex
andria. Rrc rm. can be used as bedrm..
separate din. nm. refs. and stove; auto
sII5 mo; Cali Alexandra 44is' '0N
ALLHASDRia-Eew Al, An IL, Priek; bedrms lily
gas a.-e. heat, lawns, shade sls5, 6-mo.
sShSd sEfGo fARkEfw: s,Ri ne sSnl immed
Oct. brick concrete side porch; ist A.
Ei' Elgif' r.cen1nr liy Tm din rm @ cempIete mod
H.. s.,
: closets, colored tiled bath. shower full
nsmt.; gas heat; paved road; :. blks bus.
shopping center. : min District line; $50
mo, VT. lease; shown appt only
Owner MRS. PRICE, RA. 1868. Box
BRICK HOME. downtown location: -
rooms; 5000 condition: oil heat; can be
used as rooming house or business: in
first commercial zone; immediate posses
SGw GV HoUsE 5 E Fok S5 kiS kENf s. unfinished
bedrooms Southeast section: rent. 500
per month. Call OWNER. HI 1864
ALEXANDRIA = Unfurnished charming
18th Century home. courtyard and gar
den: in beautifully restored condition.
Llv. rm. with fireplace, din. rm. kit. =
bedrms., master bedrm. with fireplace and
Weld. ROBERT l. McKEEvER co, Shore.
ham Bldg, MA. 1850 GIL. 1905. -26
BETHESDA, blk; from school, vicinity
Naval Medical; detached 2-bedrm brick:
garage, screened porch, basement; $3.50
mo. Box 369-J, Star -25
A BEAUTIFUL NEW BRICK HOUSE, 7
large rooms, garage attached; oil heat,
212 tiled baths, kitchen electrically equip
ped: i acre of ground; 25 minutes drive
from Washinston: no house dogs; $500
per month. FA. 1868. -25
ASDRIA-Completely redecorated
1.-room house; conven location; nice
yard also garage; $3.50 per mo. Phone
TIE. 0S69 or OV. 1859 -25
Evening star., 1948-07-25
HOUSES EXCHANGED tcen'.,

GROOM ASBESTOS SINGLE BUNGALOW
near Fork slocum Park. Would like te
exchange for 7-room, 2-bath brick house
Or 2-family house in NV. section or Nd
Fuu retails req. Box 2-M, Star.
Evening star., 1948-07-25

Cafritz-NeW Lifetime Homes
Michisan Park n.e-Strictly modern g.
rm. homes, complete In every detail; In
cluding S.cubic-ft. Hot Point refgr. An
chor iron. tenced-in rear yard, Venetian
blinds and many other outstanding tea-
lures; priced S14.950 and S15,250, $500
cash ~ 20-yr first trust Sample
house located 10th and Crittenden SITS.
ne Open daily 10. am. til pm
CAFRITZ CO.. NO. 1860
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Hillcrest, Settling Estate

25O7a 33rd ST.. Sc. superb construction
throughout features are family size, GUS
tom built home; A detached brick. con; con-
complete shopping center within walking
distance. First foor, entrance porch. large
hall, liv.. rm. with beautiful fireplace and
separated from very large din: rm: by
Size ' pantry. tile Kitchen and hall exit to
large leyel rear yard with paved alley.
rms: with hall. entrance, also 2 4th rm;: rm:
stairway to large full-size floored attic.
Cedar lined closets, chestnut trim, fur
Full basement with front servants, ,,,. en-, n,
garage. storage closets, large storage room.
z bath with shower facilities, roughed i'm;
room with fireplace, oil h:.w:h;. screens
several fruit trees, pear, apple, plum, fig
and damson. lilac, ard rosebushes, srape
cent lot SOILS also INCLUDED giving total
inspect, cali Mr.; Walsh, evenings FA 1882,
for day ma; el41.
1893 st NV MA 9141 -2b
Evening star., 1948-07-25
MUST BE SOLD
1924 BELLEVUE TERRI. NV.

5246 COLORADO AVE. NV.
Two-story and basement, semidetached
brick home, with unusually large rooms.
Front porch, reception hall, liv. rm. with
fireplace, large din. rm., library or lst-
floor bedrm., kitchen. pantry. 9nd floor,
5 bedrms.. > baths. screened porch, foored
attic: hardwood floors throughout. Base
water heat TOLD, toilet: brick garage. Pos
session and terms. GEORGE !, BoRGER,
643 Indiana ave. NV. MA. O350. Eve
nines. RIA. 3S42, WO. 7649.
Evening star., 1948-07-25

Mr.. ROOSEVELT HIGH
10 rms, 2 baths oil heat garage; price,
S13,950. SAM ROSEY, AID. 27OO. -25
LGE. DETACHED BRICK HOME
In Shepherd Park; one small and four
large bedrooms powder room, den. living
overlooking Rock Greek Park; 80 It. Above
street level: large wooded lot 75x1 35; de-
tsched 2-car garage; asiced under $4,000.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
MT PT,EASANT

MT. PLEASANT
Semidetached home, near 18th and Mon
roe SITS. Home has bedrooms and bath
on End floor; entrance hall. living room,
dining room and kitchen on 1st door.
Basement arranged rs an apartment. New
oil burner with hot-water heat, new elec-
trio refrigerator. House in very good
condition. Phone Mr.. Norlander. NO.
4935, Ext. 301, with
SHANNON r. IIJCHS co
Evening star., 1948-07-25
FIRST FLOOR DEN

Very attractive det. brick home located in
SheVy Chase, d. C., west of Conn. ave
Ideal surroundings 1st f. contains living
room, extra large dining room, kitchen.
breakfast nook. pantry and lavatory.
second floor contains 3 bedrooms and 3
baths. on heat, built-in sarase: priced
to sell Reasonable terms owner oe-
eupied. possession with deed Mr. Allen.
NO 1850. or 81. COOS. CAFRTTZ CO.,
l4Ot K st. NV. DI 1850 -oh
Evening star., 1948-07-25
WEST CHEVY CHASE

"10 O1IHV v Z OI111OC
Open 1-6 pm. 1925 Drummond ave. A
lovely Colonial brick home of 21a baths;
LIST f.. full center hail. tiled lavatory;
the, ly. rm:, din. rm. and kit. are all lse;
End floor, 2 bedrms;: tiled baths; large
slate roof, copper pipes. deep lot; price
ranges S25; 900 to S27. $50. Drive out
ave. to beginning of Chevy Chase golf
course. urn left on Drummond ave. to
properties.
Evening star., 1948-07-25

CONTINUED on Next Pags.S
Evening star., 1948-07-25

Mr.. Nebraska ave. and Military rd., 3241
Livingston st. NV. Open Sun. to 4
lee living rm. with fireplace, dining rm.
modern KIT. oil h.-wh.:- detached garage
Prop. in excel cend ImmedIste posses:
Penna. ave. Sc. FIR. l0SS; ewes and Sun.
-Oh
Evening star., 1948-07-25
GLOVER PARK

39th Pl. NV, between Calvert and Ben
ton sts-2-story and basement row brick,
rooms, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces. recreation
room, gas heat refrigerator, garage: close
to schools. stores and transportation; price,
S16,50O. To inspect, call Mr.. F. E. Maloney,
once of GEORGE l. BORGER. 643 In
diana ave. NV, MA. $3.50; evenings, WO.
Evening star., 1948-07-25

brick homes In exclusive section; huge uv
rn. with fireplace, 21x15; guest size din.
rm., equipped kit. with breakfast space, 3
screens, gas a.-c. heat, full bsmt With
outlet; 30.dly occupancy. WOODMOOR
AGENCY, Do. S92l, AS
Evening star., 1948-07-25

Sat. and Sun, to 6 pm Be particular.
We invite you to inspect these homes from
every angle. Study the construction and
floor. Ice. liv rm. with fireplace, din.
rm., de luxe kit. breakfast nook, lava
tory and rear porch. Second floor, 2
heat: large lot. S. r. MARTIN & CO.,
Realtors. Du. 1868; ewes. GIL. 400.
Ext 1875 -25
Evening star., 1948-07-25

Near stores, schools, theaters and close to
bus and trolley transportation; rooms
plus weather-tight sunroom large incloSed
heated and insulated sleeping porch: all
oak floors, oil h.-w h.. garage. rock sardan;
shown at any time. L. H. Maury, AID. 1926.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
HAMILTON REALTY co.
5R25 Ga ave NV ia. 4Oon
SHANNON & LUCHS co.

I''O' II oN, N W M. .'I4D, ~
AZ CLAIMING ST. NV.
Open Sunday, l to 5. Delightful .O-ft.
wide row brick home with Il rooms, bath,
oil heat, tull bsmt., side-hall entrance,
Colonial front porch; deep lot Excellent
cond.; price reduced, attractive terms.
Any reasonable offer considered
R. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor
Evening star., 1948-07-25

BR1GHTWOOD
Priced reduced for sale today! Det. brick.
oil h-w.h full bsmt. 9 lge. bright rms.
3 baths, center hall plan. Attractive
grounds Pleasant locality. Close to all
conveniences. Ideal for home or home
and income"
PAUL J. MILLER
Evening star., 1948-07-25
GLOVER PARK

Priced S14.75O Brick. Z years old; bed
rms full bsmt.. gas heat. in good cond.
Immed. possession. For further informa-
ton, call MR.. HOFFMAN, WO. 92O3. -25
Evening star., 1948-07-25
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D. {
SUNDAY, July as, le4s
HOUSES FOR SALE-Northwsss.
BETHEL, DI. 31O0
OPEN TODAY

80 to $40 pm 1851 Jocelyn st. nv.
Brick detached; out Military I'd to
32nd. south one block. left to house;
o rms, back porch, garage plus nice
basement; house in Al condition: Ist-
moor lavstofy. l bath: present owner
tTansferred out Of city; about years
old; lot about 65x165 Mr. Cone ON
premises: Prios S24.50O; terms BrokerT
cooperation invited
Evening star., 1948-07-25
FIRST SHOWING
DIENER, EHRLICH & co.

ST. 1881. Ewes. GE. 1887.
BRICK, DETACHED, IS RMS
Rooming house, furnished as per inventory.
baths. oil heat; income quoted, S3O5 mo-,
plus apt. on 1st floor; newly redecorated;
reasonable down payment: priced to sell.
EDWIN l.. ELLIS
Evening star., 1948-07-25

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Secluoed stone and frame residence, 6
rooms, 4 baths, fireplaces: also log
cabin cottage. 3 rooms and bath; 10000
So It of level ground with trees; oil heat.
and week ends, 81. 66Os.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
CHEVY CHASE

925 N. Y. ave. NV. Realtors. Ma. 9797.
Chevy Chase Gardens"
This center hall Colonial home offers 6
place. din. rm. kitchen, "a bath, inclosed
screened porch op 1st f.; 3 Sedrms.. and
2 baths on End; walk-up attic gas heat;
detached garage; beautiful corner lot;
committed 1st trust of $4,000. Owner
wants quick sale. Call ME. 1143
until pm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28
Name Of Winners To
BE Announced ter

Counting" that is "of the ballots in the Second An
nual Detroit Tribune Band Poll contest will be completed
this week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28
Olympic Games

j USA. Bird LaBeach. Panama 4th
| Mckinley. jamaica 9TH Bour-
land. USA. 9th LANG Jamaica
800 METER RUN LIST Nal
Whitfield, USA. 1898 tnew
record) md Whit. jamaica 3rd
HanSennc. France 4ih BARREN,
/ USA. 5th Bengtsson, Sweden,
9th Chambers, USA.
400 METER RELAYS Unit
ed States (Dillard Ewell. Wright,
Patton. 0.405 2nd Great Brit
| ain. 3rd Italy 4th Hungary
! 9Th Canada. 9th Holland
1000 METER RELAY ~ lst
! United States CHarndcn. Bour-
land. Cochran. Whitfield 3l0.4.
End France 3rd Sweden 4th
Finland Others failed TO fin
Ito METER HURDLES i lst
Bill Porter USA 0.l39 thew
record. 2nd Scott, USA; 3rd
Dixon. USA. 4th Tuulza. Argcn-
tine, 5th Gardner, Australia:
9th Lidman. Sweden
400 METER HURDLES--lst
Roy Cochran. USA. 0.5l thew
record: End White Ceylon;
Bird LARSON. Sweden 4th Ault
USA: 5th Cros, France; 9th
Missoni italy
DECATHLON - Robert Ma
BROAD JUMP LIST Willie
Steele USA. 25 IT, 3 ms. Bruce.
Australia. 3rd Douglas. USA;
4th Wright USA. 5th Adedoyin,
Great Britain 9th Damiter,
POLE VAULT - Isl Owen
Smith. USA "a f. H., uns 2nd
KataJo. Finland. Bird Richards,
USA 4th Kaas Norway 5th
Lundberg, Sweden 9th Morcom,
USA.
SHOT Wilbur Thomp-
son. USA
woMEN's TRACK
WOMEN'S HIGH JUMP Alice
Coachman. USA, s ft. 6 ins
new record
MEMS SWIMMING
100 METER FREE STYLE
Walter Ris. USA, 0.573 thew
record
400 METER FREE STYLE
Bill Smith. USA. 4.4l0 thew
record)
1900 METER FREE STYLE
James McLane. USA 1895.
100 METER BACK STROKE
Allen Stock USA. 10G.4
200 METER BREAST STROKE
Joe Verdeur. USA. 2.39.3 thew
record.
800 METER RELAY United
States. (World and olympic rec
oru) $40
SPRINGBOARD DIVING -
Bruce Harlan. USA.
HIGH PLATFORM DIVING
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28
DETROIT TRIBUNE SAT. AUGUST 18th, ls4S
Hitting The
H OF s p o. s
West Wood Garden
BY ROBERT BEATTY

group of men got their heads together and the re-
suits the Westwood Gardens The event is dance
the time is August the S0th from o'clock at night until
am in the bright Who all will be there that night you re
probably asking yourself. we'll the whole mob VIII be
here including ENotc Viola Kemp Who viii afford The lovely voice
(Which VIII YOU straight from the Club Dela IN the
heart Chicago viii afford dancing comfort Here IS tnank 10
those that participated this achievement and hats on 70 me
FULL BILL FOR AUGUST 9Th and aah
sS' the s7'h and '' ms month ''' A' '' y SIC"
As tar SIDE q rs to be one Of the most
% ~ be no, most baied singers ,, he There to sing her
same bin youl find The Bown Baiade himself Bill
as they See ii Is pcnc other than Rhodes and his famous
G ~ re G', yo an ,Sn gha wong VIM you
Observation-Disclosures
couple In isn't though iei YOU 50
is the p t7a' infamous Snowman car caIoNs who
PARADISE VALLEY HILLBlLLY ....a...
mad al we're having fling naturally jumping and down
tan %hGn she comes lutNy Z lae sian ao we pSgs
and started rGh requesting these songs Of the valley para
spoaTREE '''' I
GENTLY and told 70 ne that al had ball especially Sport'e
PAUL BAscoMBE AND HIS BAND STILL Staying THEM
slNe-sINc-sMc
things her song aa5 entitled ON The changed
places as mas IN the APP
Seen Al clab scnsauon 1900 oXcns las, SATURDAY evening
where Chuck Williams n4nd Jumping nan1 guests @ho we're
Ms Io Ne6ois,r ana Mrs E7ca johnson II Washington
Horton apa tac aaupbea Margaret FuscrsId
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28

Detrolts most popular band
will be announced next week.
Also. the date and place for the
awarding of prizes will be an
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28
"Stars Under The Stars" To Be
Theme of First Music Festival

Sarah Vaughan and Billy Eek
stire are IN town 10 offer you
the very best in entertainment
wnen they appear al Dequindre
Park on Friday and Saturday,
Aug. 9th and 18th in the star
ring roles
Supporting this colossal mu-
steal program will be Todd
Rhodes and his recording or
chestra. Jack the Bellboy, De-
trots favorite disc Jockey, Law
renee Watson. who sings with
fine dlctlon. Nell Lane Bradford,
mezzo soprano and head OF the
music department OF the A and
NJ. College ol Alabama, Doro-
thy Lottery a young artist
whose songs and melody have
already became a part Of her;
Mamie Spann of the Metropolis.
tan Funeral System, Insurance
Inc. and weekly air favorite.
the Gilmcr Brothers, Andy Jr.
Donald who can 40 Just about
everything: Edna Mcconnell who
is making rapid strides, and
the 81 Stephen Celestial Choir,
group of Youngsters whose
harmony is the living art that
YOU dream OF
The Rev. Horace a. White
will give short talk as a
representative OF the Negro
ciiizenrY on Juvenile Delin.
quencY which is the major
purpose OF the festival TO curb.
A capacity audience is ex-
pectcd to witness this cultural
program Of exceptional quality
on both evenings. The Rev Rob
ert L. Brady Jr. Will give the
Invocation.
Tickets may be secured al
Gr.nnell Brothers Music Shop
1915 Woodward ave. 904 f. Yer
nor Highway; 603 f. Forest The
ticket office at the Park will
open al 6 pm Don't forget the
dates. Friday and Saturday, Aug
27th and 28th
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28

nounced
When everything is done an.
the day has been set, YOU shoriS
be there Mr. and Mrs PM.
TO hail your choice as he or sSs
proudly takes his or her MAY
among the greats of De,ro;s
Therell be fun to be had bv AN
Just you be there and mect N
the swells OF your CITY r..
they'll be there too. "
For in the annals of muuc.,
history will be entered I'M,
memorable occasion and es"s
and every one of you should h
proud 10 have participate :
the making of such grca, b,'
tory.
scoUTsl scoUTsII scoursu,
Thcre'll be scouts from N \,
over the country in search n
the talented, so you who win
be awarded prizes be ON Won,
Ps and Q's Tor who knows van
may be just the one that no (,
in search OF. In case YOU A..
then | will give my bit of con,
gratulatlons now Congratula.
tons.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28

In the l4th Olympic Games
the United States won 33 first
places TO outshlne their record
N "A in 1896 The games are
based only on individual cham
pionships but the United States
team took top honors IN the
team point totals with CO..
Americas winners in men 5
and Womens track aid field;
100 METER DASH-lst Har-
nsen billiard. USA. 1913 cites
record Ind Ewell, USA; La
Beach, Panama; 4th McCorquo-
dale, Great Britain 5th, Pat
ton. USA; 9th, Bailey, Great
Britain
200 METER DASH-lst Mel
Patton, USA, 0:2l2 2nd Ewell,