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pun INTO the sheriffs patrol car
which rammed INTO a parked tax
icab, without serious eonse-
euenees.
The drivers of the police car
and ambulance were fined for
reckless driving.
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2 coupons. s2e 90.
HOSPITAL FUND
jackson Co. Hospital. approu
5000 90.
COURT HOUSE CONSTRUCTION
FUND
Carl L. Olschner. Archt. supvn. fee
sai17.f5: W X. UpehureH Conzt. Co
estimate Of WoHk. $50. g65 e6.
BACK TAX FUND
Richard Brown. refund. Sc 40: G 4
Tootie. refund, se37s Ocean Springs
State Bank. refund. 1880 Noel Hawk
refund. 1870; c. L. Dees. refund
s2z1o. Z. J. Granger. refund. s5l77.
Il st
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MOSS POINT PTA

the regular meeting of the
Moss Point PTA and the installa-
ton of new officers will be held
at the high school on Tuesday aft
ernoon, May 10, at $3.50 p. m. ae-
eording to an announcement by
the president. All members are
urged to attend and an invitation
is extended to the mothers of all
students who are to enter school
in the fall.
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district MO- ROAD
CONSTRUCTION FUND

Miss Export h h. Co., freight
charges, sl0I 81; Birmingham Stag Co.
sag SS73.63; Miss Export n Il. Co,
freight charges, sI56 IS; Birmingham
Stag Co. Stag. sa7. Is.
DISTRICT NO. Q ROAD FUND
Faulkner Concrete Pipe Co, cui-
Vert pipe. S294.l5; Lead Clad Culvert
& Sup. Co. concrete ~euiverts. s2II.65;
Vafice Bosarge, shells. $1,000; Claude
Pierce opr. motor grader, $lS3.60: +.
E. Demourey. labor. sl37. 90; S. A.
Bowden, labor. S157 90; Horace cul-
pepper, labor, $156 90, P. E. Pierce.
labor, $4,000; Ii. Lambert, labor,
SlSl 90. Builders Supply. Inc. clam
shells. SIS Is
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for driving while drunk and given
a 80 day sentence in the work
house. Judge Sherer suspended
the days on condition that the de-
PENDANT does not operate his a
for the next three years EXCEPT
in course of his employment.
James A. Brooks, Sc Leroy
street, was fined $50 and cost for
improper operation when his car
collided with another. The fine
was suspended on condition chat
he pay the damages Of the other
car.
HEmmit Thomas, rear of 921
Washington street, was fined $50
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Heart Patients
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concluded from page y
ton and many other agencies, is
limited to 20 patients at a time.
Men and women between the ages
Of Is and 55 are eligible.
The workshop makes doctors
surgical gowns, nurses and wait
resses uniforms, has constantly re-
ceived the cooperation of the
Amalgamated Clothing Worker
union.
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and costs when found guilty of
violating the drivers Identified
ton laws.
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place, DeSoto Bass courts, already
under charges Of shop lifting and
Robert Allen, 33, of "a Downs
Lane, are being charged with con-
tributing to the delinquency Of a
minor.
Tilman Jones of 32 Joe street,
received two fines of $500 each
in Municipal court before Judge
Paul Sherer when he pleaded
guilty to the charges of illegal
sales of Intoxicating liquor and
keeping a place for illegal sales.
In the first count he was fined
$500 and cost and 80 days in the
work house and in the second
count another fine of the same
amount was given him. However,
the judge suspended all except $25
in each case on good be havior.
Ebert Mefford, 244 Parsons
avenue, was fined $50 and costs
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SALE-Gas range, $25; coal
range SIS; good shape; clean.
824 Friznell Ave. AID 1896.
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FOR RENT-Rooms. 1928 Howell
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Evening star., 1949-05-21
Hollywood Diary
Mason and Ava to Co.Star
ey SheiIoh 0rohem

her q fabulous share Of the
profits. Maybe that's wty she
was 50 animated the other eve
at the Paul EeSse party.
The deal 10 loan Maureen
OHara 10 I'll for BAgdad IL
volved a cash payment 10 her
studio. 2oth Century Fox plus
the rights TO the title. Oh Doc
tor" Years ago. Universal made
a B" picture with that title,
Now II belongs to Fox. FOR DoTo-
thy MCGUIRE and Bill Luno.gan.
Merle Oberon cables Enat Size
did not break her nose. as e
ported. in q bathtun acciden;.
She slipped, all ri2n'. out merely
bruised her prooosciS,
Danny Kaye is almost sold or
the idea OF staying on IN Eng
land TO make picture. They
want him for the life OF Sir Harry
Lauder. which Bing Crosby al
most signed for. II Danny stays
wife Sylvia will not stay long in
Hollywood.
Johnny WeiSsmulIer IS wooing
swimming champ Ann Curtis 10
be his leading lady. both in his
next jungle Jim picture and his
eight weeks swimming show in
Blackpool. England. starting in
June This would be AIMS first
professional engagement since sur
rending her amateur status. I'm
Evening star., 1949-05-21

feel it may come to them. how
ever.
No production in the bright his
tory Of drama at the Brookland
campus theater ever submitted the
limited engagement rule Of the
University to a sitter test. Like
the New York producers, Wash
ington audiences Sensed some
thing unusual in Thank You,
Just Looking" with the result that
the theater was sold out every
night. including opening.
The demand to keep it running
was the strongest ever presented
to the drama school faculty,
headed by Father Gilbert V.
Hartke.
1t was met, as usual, with the
reluctant but nevertheless firm
refusal pointing out that educa-
ton. not drama production. is the
primary purpose Of the school.
AS in the case of the schools
recent Arms and the Man" for
which a longer run also was de-
manded, this may be the rarest Of
decisions in the field Of the
drama.
Imagine. closing a hit show
when it still Is selling out COM
pletely every night. just so the
actors can get back to their final
examinations.
Maybe youngsters who have
been given this kind Of an edu-
cation In the theater won't know
how to act when they get into the
conventional one in post school
life,
Evening star., 1949-05-21

with Sing Out. Sweet Land" she
with the comedy. Jenny Kissed
Me" The authors, with Jay Cor
ney, who wrote the music. decided
to wait to learn what the other
Broadway visitors to the univer-
sity theater have in mind.
II a deal is made which takes
Thank You. Just Looking" to
New York, it will not wait too long,
however. It's material is topical
and necessarily short-lived. This
makes a reasonably quick decision
vital, one that would look toward
late summer or early fall pro-
duction.
Being modest authors, and hav-
ing learned some stern lessons in
realism from past ventures in
New York, it is not the Kerrs'
opinion that Thank You, Just
Looking" will stand up as writ
ten. They are extremely happy
about the show, which could have
run indefinitely to packed houses,
but they are by no means salts
fed with all the material.
Frankly, they feel that the form
in which it was routined, was
governed by expediency rather
than logical showmanship. And,
just as frankly, they were sur
prised at the popularity of a
couple of skits which they feel
still need considerable work.
Their own favorites, OF course,
were those which proved the most
popular. One of these was the
musical version of Hamlet" a
hilarious satire on 800 years of
solemnity toward the Prince and
Shakespeare. The other was the
Grandma Moses sketch, a smart,
yet sentimental spot of Americana,
but one which the authors still
feel does not come off as they
visualize it.
The shows title which was
changed from Something Bor-
rowed. Something Blue" is another
thing about Thank You, Just
Looking" which the authors feel
could be improved.
At the moment, they just don't
know how to improve 1t. They
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time OF Showing

Ambassador We Were
Strangers; lis, $40. 5;25. 7:25
and 9:35 pm.
Capitol The Barkleys oi
Broadway; 10 am. 1910. $50
6:l0, y and 1l:45 pm Stage
shows: 1885, 2:45. 5:25, 8:l5 and
ll:05 pm.
Columbia-"Red Stallion in the
Rockies: 1925 am, l:15, sos
4:55. Gas, 8::35 and 1925 pm.
Dupont - The Tragic Hunt:
100. 2:40, 4:25. COS. 1855. s:4O
and 1l:25 pm.
Hippodrome-'He Man Gil
bey"; 2:30, 4:25, 6:l5. 8 and GAS
pm.
Keith's-"The Judge Steps Out;
11:25 am. l:30. $40. $50, 7:55,
10 pm. and 12:l5 am.
Little-"Damned": II am. 2::35.
sos and s:40 pm.
Metropolitsn-"Since You Went
Away; 11:25 am. 2:l0, 4:40
7:10 and GAS pm.
National-"Mr. Smith Goes to
Washington; 1884 am, $50
4:lO. $50, $50 and IL pm.
Palace-"Mr. Belvedere Goes 20
College; 11:25 am. 1880. 3:35
5:35. TAO, $40 and ll:45 pm.
Playhouse - Quartet; 9:45
HAS am. 1:45, 3:45. $50. 7:50
9:55 and 1850 pm.
Pix - The Miracle Of Life;
l, 3:55, $50, $50 pm. and 2::5O
am.
Trans-L Of Jen-
ME; 1915 am, II. Las. $3.50
SIS. 7:05. $50, 1890 pm. and
1905 am.
Warner-"We Were Strangers"
11:20 am. 1920. 3:25, $50. 1885
GAS and ALSO pm.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
The deal for James Mason and
Ava Gardner 10 star in Pandora
and the Flying Dutchman. was
signed at Metro yesterday And
Producer Al Levin Will also re-
lease this independent picture
through Metro. Starting date Is
September.
Montgomery Gift has decided
against living in Hollywood. He
is now looking for a brownstone
house 10 buy n New York. And
he will visit Hollywood only TO
make pictures. Monty won't be
back here until August for his
American Tragedy" picture for
Paramount. Wanda Hendrix has
the best chance OF playing the
girl.
The Garbo 'DucheSse" picture
in. Italy has the equivalent of a
SO 500 900 budget. Greta's signed
contract to make the movie gives
Evening star., 1949-05-21

tod that Johnny h&s lost q
pouncx
Charles Boysr Ascne-
for New York and p&e3s tenor
row Pat MIS- Boyes ARD h4s
son stay behind n Ho.lywuscs. III
- Charles cecaces NsetA<r 20 Dc
picture IN France O. Arotlast
play II Sew York. tsoEs~ s2e 50
serious gbo4t K.Y,rag up lover Eo.es
ATti4u! fTerd ee5eos& ses fgS 20ta
year al Metre. with a h4g yeQurs,
FOR G!DGeT Rogers ~ &C. SsAc H43a
Pred As;S3T~ II ~RotAl Nrcs1 Tag -'
Arthur nos only produces. u1t t3e
Si!i write tie score and some O.
The songs
Jane WymAux New York &6-
Evening star., 1949-05-21

were these the small, hopeful pro-
ducers. They were the big ones.
Michael Todd, who got back In
business with a Todd-like bang
this season with Bobby Clark and
"As the Girls Co." came twice,
once with Joan Blondell. the sec
ond time with hungry look in
his eye.
Saint Subber. the man who had
the idea for Kiss Me. Kate" and
Lem Ayers, who designed. directed
and o-produced that sensational
hit. were a couple of other highly
interested spectators.
George and Mrs. Abbott, he the
producer of some Of Broadway's
most memorable revues, saw last
Monday nights performance and
departed with the highest Of
praises for the smart, melodic slice
of Americana written by Jean and
Walter Kerr.
! Cheryl Crawford's Office sent its
pair of show shoppers, and the
Sliuberts were represented by Len
Small and nephew Milton Shubert.
The reaction of these visitors
from Broadway was pretty much
the same as that of the four local
critics (this one was absent when
the show opened, but was just as
enthusiastic when he caught up
with iD, that this was a bright
and highly entertaining musical.
One definite offer to buy on the
spot was made to the Kerrs, but
both have been to Broadway; he
Evening star., 1949-05-21

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AMI MINIS
Evening star., 1949-05-21
B-20' THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c.
SATURDAY., n.
Producers, ,ShoppingAround,
Flock to Musical at 6. II.
by Joy Cormody

In respect there bargan-day aspect about the fort
nights the hit musical Thank Looking Catholic
University theaer
did
that
have least Broadway musical producer in the heae Nor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

d ,cNcland All OF tnem were
5ueas at the Gotham Hotel, on
Bonn R.
4 Also in town for the Michi-
\ fan.Ohio game were Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Anderson. OF Col
umbus. Ohio, Saturday night.
Mrs. MARY Taliaferro, of Alger
Avenue had several guests in
her home to meet the Ander-
sons.
Tuesdsv night Of this week
pas a n.gnt for entertainment at
De homes Of several local hos
tesses Among those entertaining
ks Ms, Bessie Shepherd. OF
kng Avenue. who entertained
bore than thirty-six ladies at an
Elaborate bridge party al the
Gotham Hotel. Brilliant autumn
Towers and Thanksgiving favors
fpcoraiec the U-shaped table IN
)he dining room. from which the
Elaborate dinner was served. AT
ie close of the dinner hour. the
quests wcfc invited upstairs FOR
Phe bridge session. Among those
no had nigh scores and recelv-
\ gifts az aluminumware were
ladams Nan Riggs, Thclma
Tsm, Gladys Barthwell and
|lagon Thomas. For this delight
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

sponsoring other booth, wee
Brook Card Printing Service.
Rice Brauiy school Ruby's
School ~ CosmetoipgN and Grif-
fms shampoo soap
Hostes,es we're mcmbeis ~
Alpha Gamma Kappa chapter.
Alpha PHI Omega sorority.
Densce HAMILTON Thclma sum,
lar Pinkie Boldrn "a Watson.
Josephine Dudley LuNenia Cock
rlil Dorothy Ace and Bc>Se
EiNans
Taxing The pledge 81 the Alpha
Gamma Kappa witch was given
bN Cofor Mae GsrriS. were Luz
ellie Iisrr.S Bessie Andrews.
Della Gonsh. Carrie Cash. From
Flint Mich Adell Wilson Betty
Pugh and Lorraine Crie
Officers N ihe United Beauty
School owners are listed as.
Elsie Trs> Iof pses frankie l..
Gary recording sec Minnie
Manning financial sec Jerry
Leo Ice treas Ruby Allen
P1imbie villa NJ johnson BESSIE
Williams Gcncva Cleveland,
Mal- Rice
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

full occasion the guests were
dressed in beautiful attire
Another hoStc>, entertaining
Tuesday night, November %.
was Ms Dorothy Stanton. Of
Arden Park. She had 4 gct-io.
geihcr n her home in honor Of
Wendell Smith and his bf!dc-to-
be who is from Chicago. Wedding
bells for the couple are schcdul-
cd to ilng Friday A reception
will follow, after which the
couple will go 10 Chicago
Adults are not the only ones
who are socially active The
small fsy are also looking for
ward for the enjoyment Of fes-
iivities Saturday afternoon Of
this week. when Mrs. Evelyn
Monjoy. Of King Street VIII en-
terrain in honor OF the birthday
OF hcr little daughter, Linda.
Dctroitcrs. too are making
trips to other parts Of the coun-
tf,. Mrs. Ida Brown. OF Marston
Avenue. left last Tuesday night
for Roanoke, Virginia, TO visit
her brother and sister-ln-law, Mr..
and Mrs Herman HAYNES Her
visit viii be OF several weeks
duration.
Glosler B Current who is IN
Detroit conducting a program Tor
rcvitalzing the local NAACP
branch. left the city Tuesday
nigh, for New York City. TO
spend the Thanksgiving season
with his wife and little son and
daughter. lie plans to return
around the middle OF next week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26


Oh. for the life OF Russ J.
Cowan. Last week. he was down
in the oil country Of Oklahoma.
This week. comes a card from
Fisk University where he was
attending the home coming foot
ball game. He reported the wea-
tncr fine and the crowd big
Now here's q cordial invitation
Il. al Dctroiiers When YOU have
party. when YOU have out-of-
town guests. when you take a
trip. or whenever you have
other news. YOU are invited to
mail or bring il in. BE sure TO
send il to the Detroit Tribune,
2l46 ST. Antoine
The Symphone;te Club. a group
OF young matrons. met with Har-
RE, Broy OF Fleming street last
Thursday evening. After a de-
llghiful repast the members and
guests settled down for some
serious CD bridge plus some light
chatter. After the scores were
,otaled j, was found that Vera
Nu,hlcb. Miriam Lawson. Eliza
beth Turner and Anita Mack
shay had won the very lovely
prizes.
Members OF the club include.
Eleonor Duncombe. Shirley Gay,
Elizabeth Turner. Velma Payne.
Harriet Bray Vera Muthleb.
Miriam Lawson. Sue Goodson.
Gladys Stanton. Percy Patrick.
and Mary V. Elklns Guests for
The evening were Anita VI Shaw.
ArmiS,ice White and Charlse
Mobley.
on last Sunday evening Allie
Mae Holland was feted al post
baby shower by hostesses Roberta
Hughes. Marjorie Powell. Chris
tine Dodson and l.eona Fort. Held
al the home of Mrs. Robert Gree
ndge. on Boston Blvd. the young
women invited came bearing Just
about everything for little Gayle
Dane Holland in the way OF baby
ai,ire and accessories.
The guests played contract and
alter prizes were awarded. they
retired 10 the dining room where
al az the gifts were on display.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

Olhcr features were Address.
Mime Mae Gafis. UBSO ma
tonal treasurer and New York
beauty school owner sones.
Angelic Chafmcites under d.
rcc'un OF Fred D Willis. piano
selections.. Little JOyce Holder,
ana booth displays 10y leading
businessmen o' the clv
Winners 81 the hair .ivlcs.
classified IN three gtnup, were:
Casual style. Eleanor Lee lvv's
Rcau- Lounge, FIRST prize Marx
Haevin Ivv'> Beauty Lounge.
sccond evening style. Zephfine
William Wimblev Beauty shop
first Viola Elwood RUBY Lees
Bcaut, lounge second: extreme
Marv Moore Oakwood Charm
Cenies FIRST Winola Birch.
Sireamine BEAUTY Salon. second
Honorary mention ~cni 10
Gertrude Murrcl'S Shop Opera
tors Julia's Oakland Beauty Bar
operators and villa Mae Camp
bcll ier exquisite work in sivl
uc
Booth dl PLAYS We're presented
hv lyv', Bcau'v Lounge RUBY
Lees Beauty Lounge with VIM
ola Birch demonstrating make
un ard ha 'vlirg Francs
Reaaiv shoe rl'h Francis dem
ons'ra,inl Find 81 the year
harlrc, Hwvole Beauty SUP
piv which demonstrated 'Tru
I.e D. har ,ifaishtencr
Gene Beauty Salun ,pu' ocd
Mnt G J Walko' Satin
Tres Craig Bah, Table and
Desk Con hinatiou presented
Marie Err Protector 70 prevent
ear huns
The Svincv SvmRonev Or
chcsira with 80 musicians Is TIC
first permanent tullimc s>m-
phnuv orchestra IN Australia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
guest to visit them on Thanks
giving.

This is my message io the SICK
for this week Always trust M
the Lord. and lie VIII alWat
make way for YOU
Pafthinc pruit has returned
from Hot Springs Ark who're
She visited her grandparents
She had planned on gong 10
school In Ark but she became
too homesick and wanted 70 sec
her mother. Mrs Ida Mae Pruit.
again. You are still a baby at
heart. aren't YOU ParthinaH
II anyone has any news 70 re-
port please phone Tyler 1857
or mail il TO 342l Wreford
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

Mwe than AZ millions ~
pounds of whtedsh is caught arr
nuallv in The United state,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

1 lescland All Of them were
tuess at the Gotham Hotel, on
1ohn r.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

The indoor track team is get
ting into shape. and they also
are hoping To bring honors 10
Northwestern. Lawrence Rus
an. captain. Marvin Banks. Al
Williams. Bob Hicks. and Gene
AIsey are only few OF the
members Of the team.
A little bird has just given me
these interesting rumors that are
penetrating Northwesicrn'S halls.
Beverly Lawrence is very much
interested in certain person
with the initials Of Roach" You
know who mean. don't YOU
Bev2
Clarence Murphy is constantly
being seen with Olive Love is
actually kicking Clarence right
in the heart Cora Raulettc just
can't find any boy 70 suit her at
Northwestern Maybe she should
look elsewhere OF all the men
in the world. Cora. maybe YOU
can find one YOU might care for
81 Stephen AME Church really
had something 10 be thankful for
on Thanksgiving morning The
new auditorium was complete
enough for the members of the
church 10 hold services Tn,
morning program began with all
OF the church'S clubs in pro
ccssional march down the aisle
Very beautiful,
Rev Mr., Splvev. pastor Of ST
Stephen believes in the youth
taking part in the church. and hs
is planning on building a com
muniiy center after the church is
completed
Tho Women and Mons pa,
program at John Wesley was
very ,ucccSsful The women hac
charge Of the morning services
their speaker was Mrs Naom
Meadows
John Wcslcv's Choral Choir J.
having Pie Walk" AZ SOS.
BE cehwood on Nov 26
The Pilgram Travellers Quar-
tet. Of st. Louis Mo, will APP
pear in musical program AT
Church Of Christ. Ninewo0d al
Kirby. Nov. - nj three o'clock.
They vii offer at First Baptist
Church in Ecorse. Tickets can
be bought at SIG TilIman.
while information can be had
by calling TYLER 1850. Mrs.
Bruce.
James Lawrence. the three
monib-old son 81 M and Mrs
Samuel Poole Jr. Of 6024 Hart
ford. will be chriStcncd AZ Car
tiers. CME Church on Dec ,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wells Of 603l
Hartford are his God parents
Food Tor thought Even
watch that won't run is RICH
twice a dav
The twins. Lois and DOROTHY
FRIDAY. celebrated their Or,
birthday last week a, the home
Of their grandparents Nh anc
Mrs George Burns Of 38TS Han
cock Jennie Foster Roher
Burkes. Rose Starks. Cora Lee
Burns. George Friday and Mr.
and Mrs. Longnire were anonl
those present who helped ht'
twins enjoy the evening
Don't forget to visit the Sicl
this week, Mrs Indiana Smitl
Of 1896 Van Court is recovering
from an attack Of arihritiS =
few months ago Mrs Smil
couldn't even walk. but now sh'
can move around. better eacf
day Mrs Lucille McNeelv Is ;
patient at Eloise Hospital, while
Mrs Elizabeth jenkins 343'
Chope Place. is also on the SicI
list
Mrs. Alberta Needham. Of
1921 Wreford. was home for
Thanksgiving. She returned
home from Parkside Hospital
where she underwent an oper-
alton for the removal Of
tumor. She truly has some
thing To be thankful for. Some
OF the patients al the various
hospitals didn't even have one
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
COCIALLY
OPEAK|NG

There was much social activity in Detroit last week
Ind The MichiganOhio State football game a magnet
Which visitors TO the Motor City from several parts
Ire country Among OF the outsiders Mr. and Mrs
DOUGLAS Horny Of Cincinnati; DR. and Mrs Middleton Lam
bright Of Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs Sebv Minor also of