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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
GirIfriend Throws
Lye-Woter on Love

A 40-year-old man suffered
third degree burns Sunday when
his girlfriend threw lye~water
solution on him during an argu-
ment. -. -,
Paul Derbigny, 635 w. Han.
cock was treated for burns OF
the face. chest and upper arms
after being conveyed from the
home Of his girl friend Jennie
Lee Gear. 80. 1909 ST. Aubin.
Derbigny told police that Jen-
mic Lee grabbed the solution
from the kitchen stove and ihrew
"A on him as they were quarrei-
,nr about he "aoine out
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

Eugene Thomas. 20. 2999 Brush.
learned the concrete way last
Wednesday not 90 cause a dis
turbance IN a tavern
Thomas suffered possible
skull fracture after he was
thrown out OF Browns Bar. AL
fred and Hastings. by the bouncer
known as slim" and landed on
the sidewalk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

A meeting which ended IN
uniting the Democratic forces Of
Michigan under the banner Of
the Michigan Federated Demo-
cratic Clubs was held last Thurs
dav az the club headquarters at
6l3 T. Warren.
Some 80 Democratic leaders
from several Michigan communi-
ties voted 20 adopt program
presented by Harold + Bledsoe
calling Tor the ralslng OF cam
paign funds clearing patronage
and matters of policy
Thorn Drum. president NJ the
club. was recognized as the Of
ficlal representative 10 work be-
tween the national committee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
Governor Williams 5nubs
Fed. Democrats Meetinq
Tom Drum Receives
Sanction As Leader
Group soundIy Reps ADA ond cIo Units

chairman and other national
Democratic leaders.
The group wax addressed by
Representative Jack Young OF
Flint and Rep. Edgar Curry Of
Detroit. Others who appeared on
the program included Joseph
Coles, who stated that the Demo-
cratic party in Michigan was at
its lowest ebb because Gov. Will
lisms had refused 70 recognize
the true Democratic leaders, DR..
5. a Milton. WAYNE County
Coroner: Rev. Williams. Victor
Hicks secretary Of the Wayne
County Committee Austin Cha
Continued on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
Two-Month-oId Boy
Suffocution Victim

A two-month-old boy died from
suffocation last Friday noon in his
home at 1880 Kendall.
Mrs. Ruby Edwards, Is. told
police that her mother, Mrs, Lii
lian Martin. as. 1852 Wabash
went TO peep at her son, Richard
b. in the bedroom and discovered
that the child was not breathing
A family physician WIS called
who pronounced the baby dead as
victim OF suffocation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

in Harlem have demonstrated
their ability to distinguish be-
tween their real friends and the
red enemies who pose as their
friends.
The campaign waged by the
Communists in Harlem to have
Negro voters endorse one of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

In police custody for investi-
CATION OF murder is Charles
Lemons, 80. 81 Theodore.
Police reported that Wilson
went to the Theodore address to
call on his girlfriend, Mary Allen,
10. tenant in the house As he
was drinking in the living room.
Wilson accused Lemons of max
ing a play" for Mary and threat
ened him with a knife.
Lemons drew'a razor and made
an extensive laceration on the left
side of wilson's neck. SeverIng
the jugular vein, and made an
8-inch laceration on his left arm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
BY ULYSSES W. BoyKIN

This OF that from reliable source,
but has been verified By all parties concerned Inc story y
that wel-known highly respected judge IN the Recorder
Court his judgcshp Governor u Menhe
Williams would aont Negro Democratic leader TO MI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
|roseeutor S Office
launches Intense Probe
Unlawful Practices Will Not Be
Whitewoshed, Says Investigator

There will be no favorites and white washing or
pitals by-passed i'm the about investigation launched in
countrywide probe Of hospitals according to James Stew
t. chief investigator OF Prosecutor OBrens staff The in
situation got underway Monday with Andrew j. Smith,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
Our Nation Today
ELECTION TALK
Bv Or. q. H. SWEPT

Ire elecU0n f0r ohcos nom Ma70
Mayor and everything 70 DC qGe' the
Mesern front neer.A man. Tho cree. God ne.-n lor ih
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
Man, IS, Slain in Fight
Over 18-Yeur-OId Sweetie

Frank Wilson, FasnsNorth died about three
later slash whom he
making play for his lSyesr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

lContInued On Page %
, 1949-09-22
Hedlth Film To Be
Screened At St.
Gerurd's Hull Tonite

Health films will be screen
ed at St. Gerard's Hall in Fred
eriksted tonight at $50. The
special feature will be one on
diabetes for the education of
the general public.
Miss Helen Joseph, Health
Coordinator for the Virgin Is
lands will be in charge of the
program.
Tomorrow night the same
film will be shown in the Fred
eriksted Junior High School
for the benefit of the Health
Department staff.
, 1949-09-22
High Winds Destroy
Telephone Lines,
Knock Down Trees

High winds and rain almost
completely disrupted the tele-
phone service, especially out
side of the town areas. Sever
al trees along the highways
toppled over from the roots;
fortunately, only a few fell
across highways. The several
branches that were torn off
had to be removed from high
ways.
Several telephone poles, IL
in all, fell between Christian
sted and Frederiksted. An ex-
ira crew from the Public
Works Department has been
working with the regular
one to restore service. Eight
poles were knocked down dur
ing the first storm; these, how
ever, have been replaced.
The right hand plate glass
window on the AVIS Building,
already cracked, was blown
in by the high winds yester-
day.
, 1949-09-22
Sends Proof
OF Its Value To
Virgin Islanders

A press release received yes
terday from the American
Virgin Islands Civic Associa-
ton which bears proof of its
value to the Islands and their
people," was received yester-
day. While the article omit
ted names to prevent embar-
rasment, it revealed a letter
written written by Ashley L.
Iotten, president, to the Navy
Department, following an ap-
peal by a woman in St. Croix.
who had overdrawn allot-
mentS in the amount of STA
the return of which was being
Continued on Page A.
, 1949-09-22
Growers Sugar
Payment Checks Due
Here Tuesday

Officials of the Production
and Marketing Administra-
ton are due to arrive in St.
Croix on Tuesday, September
II, with checks for payments
to Sugarcane growers who
have signed their applications.
According to the schedule,
payments will be made at the
mi Office in thte Post Of
flee Building at Christiansted
on Tuesday and Wednesday
from 8 p. m. to 5 p. m. and on
the same dates and time in
Frederiksted at the Farmers
Home Administration.
For the convenience of grow
ers, the checks for all persons
whose farms are located east
of Bethlehem and the estates
of Colquohoun and La Vallee
will be delivered at the Chris
tiansted office. All others at
the Frederiksted Office. IN
delivered checks may be OBJ
tanned at the Christiansted Of
flee regardless of where the
farm is located, on September
20.
, 1949-09-22
Moscow Approved
Hitler Grab: Brituin,
France Mum

A new batch of seized docu-
ments revealed that Moscow
had approved Hitler's grab
bling of the Sudenenland since
the Foreign Minister had made
it known that Russia consider
ed it an internal affair of Gee
ho-Slovkia. The German Am
bassador then notified his gov
eminent that Moscow would
not interfere. AS it turned out
neither did Britain nor France
both countries remained mum
in the hopes Of obtaining
peace in our time, the "im-
mortal" words of Chamberlain
when the Munich agreement
was made.
Shortly thereafter Hit1er's
virtually swallowed up
Czecho- Slovakia. The docu-
ment is one of 676 seized by
the Allies.
, 1949-09-22
Councilmen To Meet
In Informul Session
On Friday Evening

Members of the St. Croix
MMunicipal Council will meet
Informally on Friday evening
at 4 o'clock, They will assem-
BILE in the Jury Room and dis
cuss items to be decided up
on at that thine. This may in
clude items on the agenda for
the extraordinary meeting of
Tuesday, September 81.
About nine bills are sched-
uled on the Order of the Day
for Tuesday next.
, 1949-09-22
Russia Feurs Struteqic
Air Force: Not Army
Or Navy, Gen. Says

Russia does not fear the
Army or Navy of the United
States, according to- General
Henry Arnold. He said Russia
has no fear of an army; she
thinks she has just as good &
bigger than any in the world.
She does not fear the Navy
since she does not see how it
can operate her; but she fears
our long range strategic air
force, which she cannot yet
match nor as yet understand.
Continued on Page ~
, 1949-09-22
Motto Brothers To Be
Fedture AT Jungle
Casino Saturday

The famous Motta Brothers
will be featured at the Jungle
Casino on Saturday night, Sep
TENDER "a, at a dance to be
given by the St. Croix Flying
Club.
It will be the last appearance
of the musical brothers before
in the Islands before they
leave to fill engagements on
the mainland.
, 1949-09-22
Storm Moving Out
Into Gulf OF Mexico

Two small but growing
storms have been reported;
one is moving west northwest
toward the Gulf of Mexico.
Another storm with winds I'm
to 90 miles an hour is moving
west southwest of Puerto Rico.
Later reports say that the
hurricane is moving west nor
thwestward at IL to is miles
per hour across Hispanolia.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
by Pat Frank
Illustrated by Charles Hasoes

was green and spacious and bore itself free from mort
gage which why he had picked it for his first call
my gracious what's happened?" said Mrs. Walmsley.
'Yes what this all about? asked Mr. Walmsey Andrews
noted that Mr. Wasley had definite tic in his and his
hands quivered, and his face was drawn.
MAY sit DOWN." inquired Andrews, sitting down.
"Oh you'll get that gray powder all your suit, Mrs
Walmsey protested Ever since they put that factory
the other side of the boulevard it's been impossible to keep
this house clean.
"A matter of no Importance" Andrews said ficking his
hand as to wave aside his personal discofors What
important Mr. and Mrs Wamsley is that you have one
of our atomic bombproof shelters installed your property
as quickly possible When the war starts
raced through the dining and living room, darted
through the hallway and piled through the front door leaving
it open.
"Yours?" asked Andrews, surprised
"Oh dear no." said Mrs Walmsey, shutting the door,
1--WE don't have any When moved out here had the
only house the block But see all these little
crowded in around They all have children and
they house sort of short cut between streets 1t
doesn't bother me- except for tracking in dirt but does
bother Horace terribly"
1T certainly doesp Mr.. Walnsley said.
"As was saying" said Andrews when the starts
there's going be terrific rush to these Shelters and they
won't be available and if they the price will be up.
Mr. Wamsey glanced down at his paper The headlines
said, BERLIN CRISIS: IRAN BORDER INCIDENT: CHINESE
REDS MARCHING: JOINT CHIEFS IN SECRET MEETNG ATOMIC
BOMB ExPLoDEs SOMEWHERE IN RUSSIA: AIR FORCE PLANS
POLAR WAR: CARRIERS CAN DELIVER BOMB, SAYS NAVY:
FBI BAREs Why. things don't worse than
usual" said Mr. Wamsley.
"In tell you something said Andrews in his most conf
Dental manner "You know that since Atom Bombproofs
practically part National Defense have pretty good
Continued on page 81
Evening star., 1949-11-20
The Walmsleys were startled by the
thought of an underground shelter.
But with all this talk of atom bombs,
and their own jumping nerves ..
A Short Short Story

TIE DIDN'T look like salesman. He carried only thin
III Morocco portfolio his blue pnstrpe suit carefully
cut his shirt white and extensively SOFT and his tie whispered
five dollars He looked like coegetraned representative
of one of the big polls younger member OF the
United Nations secretarat wandered from Lake Success
So Mrs. Walmsey, of Theodore Roosevelt Road Lower
Upperson Long Island let him although it was the awk
ward prednner hour and Horace Wamsley was tired and
irritable after his long day
How do you do Madame?" he began unobtrusvely clos
ing the door behind him. I'm Andrew Andrews, of Atom
Bombproofs Incorporated. I've been assigned to make
survey of Lower Uppeso ascertain your degree of safety
and recommend adequate protection"
Atom bombproofs!" exclaimed Mrs Walmsey, casping
her hands Horace Walmsey whose unsubstana frame had
been hidden in the easy chair before the fireplace dropped
his tottered to feet and demanded his left eyelld
twitchng whats this about an atom bomb?'
IT WAS at this early moment his sales pater that Andrew
Andrews always recognized the sagacty of his firm The very
name Atom Bombproos had shock value Statesmen OF re-
rigeatos mops teevison SETS and automatic dshwashers
might have trouble nsnuatng their product into the conver
saton but not Andrew Andrews.
Mr. and Mrs. Walmsey" - the name, in the suburban
custom had been on the sign the foot of the driveway
81 came to see you the public interest came to save your
lives Andrews made this statement in just the right tone
of urgency and suppressed Drama while he Inspected his pros
poets with quick experienced eye They were sod like the
house. Their house was the oldest in the block but its yard
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
12 DETROIT TRIBUNE SAT- JANUARY q, lsl!
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

since passed It's majority ana IS
exercising. the full influence anc
responsibility Of maturity me
influence Of the Tribune IS great
and us responsibility IS conse-
ouently great Il plays a tre-
mendous part in the life OF the
Negro people Of Michigan, bring
ing them the news and rs inter-
probation OF the news
The Tribune IS particularly 10
be congratulated for us steadfsst
devotion 10 the best Interests OF
us readers IL has been a sincere,
intelligent and vigorous champion
on behalf OF the rights. of full
ciiizenShip for all Americans -
Negroes IN particular Il has
Likewise been active IN a cam
paign in behalf Of our American
form Of government. and II has
sought 10 expose the subverSive
elements that would undermine
our government.
In all these things the Tribune
IS 10 be complimented ana con-
graduated. ! wish II many more
wears Of expanding influence and
success.
With best personal wishes, l
am
Yours sincerly,
Homer Ferguson
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

1cra'..as w. oe vo.pntsTy
Hesclr.ng toe cage af1 A d
b q rare -etNeen ire Wlrcscr
Aigror 'eam s1c ne Prise -
A.crlgae Tcis w % re frs;
tine that ,hese ,Nq 'es-s raye
ne, arc tce game IS sxpe ieG
I. be res th .cr
I. Is no. certain whether or
not the WindsoE team will be
accom- panied by :heir iop
scorer. Fred Thomas whe is
active with the Assumption
College team az this time.
However. with CT W.;hsuf
Thomas The Canadians will be
IN there serspPins.
Pride VII tcr s~e t-f
' svers wsil sro4r -rN s.
irclui.re Noas Bra VS.
Tniyersfy' stes fC~Es E1-
Ms S,sffos1 Rc1 Tea 2a
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Fsrnev tear
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TIE rarrsg wl Ee' 5re
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The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
OIympians Come Back Strong
Defeat Buckeye Team, 51-47

the net for ~ points. Joe
Holloway. eo-eaptsin and high
ICeTer for the season. followed
Mobley with IL points Bob
Mann. guard. connected for
SIX points
wIN FOUR OF FIVE
So Far this year the Olympisns
nave won four out of their six
s,srS They lost one 20 Miehi.
gan Civ. Ind. and one 70 De.
.ro.is Jerry Lynch five
BUSY SCHEDULE AHEAD
THIS Saturday the team travel;
. West Branch. Mich. % face
80 West Branch Giants and the
: lowing day ;hey go 70 Hud.
so- ~ ch 70 play there
On Monday Mobley and his
team will get change 10
even q score against the Jerry
Lynch team. They meet Lynch
AZ the Royal Oak High School
Gym AZ 500.
IT, ,Ae last .rsy between the
i1o teams the Olympians were
s.-uost rendered totally ineffect-
ie oy The speed and strong de-
ie-se ot the Lynch men. How
ese-. when they meet next week
iae Ovens team intends 20 make
.i different story
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

s7-ss Mcknight ed the
Sportsman with II points an5
plsyeo a gsn-up offensive
Esr,s. He vas ,-aiied oy Ennis
Sisffusd % Pride with eight
co.r.s
Ire Sportsman have Wor
FIVE games losing two. while
;.s leaders have won FIVE
also but lost only one each
Al three o. the p.essn; lead
ers are favored in their Sun
DAY coa;est 50 il " very IN
likely ,hs; the league stand
rnEs xii, De changed az the
top tAis week
r SpsrklerS dropped Bird
ha-s. down 20 eighth place
n The league when they ac-
r!nis;erec a si-37 beating 70
the L:gh. Mile Road team
Eggis Bes; was high point
-aa with MS "A points Chat
mar snd Fred Hill followed
With u points each
Longs Drug Store team
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
Barber College, Briggs
Tied For First Place
In BreuUster's League

-.e NehiEsn Barber Col
.ege ostilsc rs way INTO a
rs, place ,ss a-.ia BTggs last
S.nc1y n ne Brewster Sun-
csy League Ire Bssosrs ham
-ere1 o.; . S-3o victory
-ye- DocEe n 'hrllling
,ho4 p one-s.cec game .,
Rte~sier Cente-
Rozer ADAMS spsrksc ;ns
.n-l.s ws;h g points. ne
Vas i-alle6 oy Williams and
5oulcirF w.,h II and Is
Ports respectively. kelley
FPS n sco-.1F .or me losers
- ,i-s po-ts Kelley's long
shots provided u,azv thrills
so- ire SPECTATORS
Briggs co-.esde-s 0. ;he
.esE1e ws-e de last week
TER oys enabled the Bar
oe.s . ts .5sr = games as
aeg ss = percentages
IRE Sp--tsIan Hotel team
sccTs1 was; amounted 20 an
-ose; oy Sesesiing the Prce
q, Michigan u a tight game
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

BIKE a four week losing
s,resk as; week when they
-rcpoe5 fne cellar dwelling
Gresi Lakes team IN a MAD
scar bling game. e2-55.
wheeler and Smith of Longs
spsTked their team with ~
and 20 points respectively
70 ne losers. Johnson ara
McClain took the honoFs with
IS and y points.
TIE vikings defeated the
ROYALS 4l-3i with Nate Tripp
Q. Wayne University setting
,ae rcoring pace with l3
points TIE Royals ana the
vikings are running 9Th and
IN in the league standings.
Schedule for Sunday Jan.
30. ie4s
945-Dodge IS Sportsman
Ho;el 4-OO-Grea, Lakes VS.
Birdhursi: 5.o0-Roysls ys
PRIDE ~ Michigan. $50
Spsrklers VS.. Barber College:
r3o-B-iggs vs. Longs
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
Dear Air. Boykln:

Dear Mr. Boykin:
On the occasion of the txenty-
seventh anniversary OF the De.
iroit Tribune. ] wish 10 express
my best wishes for a Happy Birth
day 10 fine newspaper doing
an excellent JOB in the State Of
Michigan.
There are very few EDITIONS OF
the Tribune tnst have not read.
and in my reading ! have paid
particular attention 20 the eoi-
iorlsl page which generally re-
fleets the purposes, aspirations
OF any newspaper In the case
q the Detroit Tribune have
found constructive. timely mes
sages, handled in a thoroughly
democratic. American manner
II IS my sincere hope that the
Detroit Tribune Will continue 70
grow IN the years TO come. not
only in SIZE and content. but in
accomplishing the ideals il serves.
Sincerely yours.
Edwin Morgan. Supt.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

.efesis and defeated the Buck
eve Coaches % Button. Ohio.
close game a; Biuffton.
Frsl score .o- The game was
si-4- TIE Olynpisns had Their
sasrp breaking plays clicking
nd possessed the accuracy that
;ney lacked here in Detroit last
week when they los; 20 me
jerry Lynch team
clf hobleY. manager and
eo-eapfsin. ss; the scoring pace
tor the owen's boys By hitting
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
Mr. Ulysses W. Boykin

Mr Ulysses w. Boykin
Editor The Detroit Tribune
My Dear Mr. Boykin:
May !, at this time extend 10
You and your undefatigible staff
Gods most profound blessings
on this the twenty-seventh an
niversary OF the Detroit Tribune
Newspaper. May you be the re-
cipient Of His Eternal Will. which
consist OF perpetual life for the
body.
! am Lnduly delighted TO have
this opportunity allotted me 10
reciprocate past favors shown
me by you, and your constituent
and to thank you for your splen.
did advertance in handling the
publication Of my numerous AZ.
lars, both social and religious.
The Detroit Tribune. unfazed
oy the fact that / have a new
tneocracv that is foreign 10 hu-
manlty as a whole. has unbiased
and undauntedly printed my
views as God has given me.
Therefore. in my opinion. the De-
troit Tribune is by far one OF the
most outstanding up and coming
newspapers in the state Of Michi-
gan.
May that Universal Spirit Of
God, whom We the human beings
Know as God. ever bless you. and
your work. and continually in
siruct YOU TO keep the standards
and the policy Of the Tribune
nign, accertaining your printing
the truth about the news.
Very sincerely yours.
Rev Dr. Jas. =. Jones.
Universal Dominion Ruler. of
universal Triumph, The Domin-
ION Of God.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
Mr. Ulysses Boykin
Ecltor. Detroit Tribune
- hf. Rnrktr-

MI ulysses bQykln
Ecltor. Detroit Tribune
Dear 81 Boykln.
May wt. along with hundreds
O. Others. extend or hesrtesi
congratulations 70 YOU on this.
yolr 9th Anniversary.
The Detroit Tribune. IN us
mahy wears Of service 70 the COM
nunl,y. mas contributed greatly
70 the oeitermeni Of conditions Of
not one group out OF the COM
munliy al large.
We nave a close feeling 10 your
publication. inssrruch as you have
always been alert unbiased and
fair IN your approach 20 the prob
lernS confronting the general
public
Speaking on behalf Of the 65,-
600 mem bers Of Ford Local No.
500 UAW-CIO. again may con-
eratulsie YOU We feel sure that
N the years 10 come. your pub
hcstion VIII reach higher goals
and that you will continue %
keep the readers properly IN
formed on those matters Of public
interest
VERY Sincerely yours.
William r. Hood.
Recording Secy Local Union
No 600. CAW-CIO.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29

Dear Uly
am very pleased 10 be able
to participate in the 9th birth
day celebration Of the Detroit
Tribune. by adding my congrat-
ulations.
Al p the Tribune has long
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
Church Cagers
Start League
At St. Antoine

In sn ef.os: % create interest
~ . Church Basketball League
al TIE s. Antoine Branch YMCA.
Scott Church PLAYED the Church
Of God last Wednesday.
Scott Church won by 25-24
score after they had forced the
play into an over-time period
bY tving the score N the last
nnnu.e of play
II the calibre Of play dis.
played by the boys Is any i'm
diesiion Of success then the
league Is as good a. started.
CLOSE GAME
Az no time during tire game
were the two teams any more
than five points spart-and az
.he end Of the regulation game
time Scott pulled up even 2i-24.
Time and again the crowd was
en- its toes pulling for their
tAvoriie as the two teams bat
I tied for the lead Parks Of the
Church Of God vas high point
man for the game with 10 points,
while for the winners, r Nc
Gee was high with nine points.
Say You Saw 1t
a tn IAIE1
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
MobIey Tops
In Intra-Team
Scoring Duel

re Jesse on ens Olynpisns
s7.e back as: SATURDAY night
s.e- suffer ns ;wo consecutive
The Detroit tribune., 1949-01-29
Brewster Recreation
March Of Dimes C. ard
Features Ten Te ans
kappas Face Sigmas toRetain Leadership
Omegas, Alphas Scrap to Leave Cellar

Joseph Dupless director of ne Brewster Center ar
no.nced that The Center viii is March of Dimes
benetI under way SATURDAY night he Center with
q IRE biggest arrays o. loca talent ever assembled
% Detrot Ihere all Dc ehsrge ne games and al