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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-03-04

Hot mince meat on waffles with
hard sauce is a deliciously rich
dessert.
Evening star., 1949-03-23
B-12 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
la49
Cancer Clinics Report
Non-ka|ignant Lesion
lin Fourth Of Tests

About one-fourth of the 5000
people who went to cancer detec-
ton centers in the District last
year were found to have non
malignant LESSONS that might have
resulted in cancer, If allowed to
run their course, according to a
Washington cancer authority.
The statistics were disclosed by
DR.. Peter D. Comanduras, medical
director of the American Cancer
Society's District division, at q
meeting yesterday. in preparation
for the divisions 100000 fund
drive next month.
Including those with "precan.
cerous" LESSONS discovered at the
centers. about 40 per cent Of the
persons examined were referred
to private doctors for some
medical disturbance. the physician
said.
Found in 10 of Patients.
Cancer was found, he declared
in about per cent of the patients
The centers are operated as safe
guards for persons who have nc
symptoms of cancer but who want
periodic examinations to make
certain they do not have the
disease.
DR.. Comanduras said a recent
Evening star., 1949-03-23

cancer conference stressed that
80 per cent Of all cancers appear
in parts of the body where they
are easily detachable. He pre-
dicted that, if this 80 per cent
were examined by doctors ION the
lookout for suspicious signs" the
present rate of cancer cure could
be doubled.
Among the greatest needs in
Washington for the fight against
cancer, he said, is hospital beds
for critically Ill cancer victims.
Except for eight beds-for re-
search purposes-at the George
Washington University Hospital
and 10 at the Washington
Home for Incurables, there is
no place these terminal cases"
can 60, he said.
DR.. Comanduras said the
American Cancer Society allotted
Evening star., 1949-03-23

suited in the exchange of 5000
metric tons Of India tea for So.
900 tons of Russian wheat.
The second which would be In
operation soon related to the sup
ply by India of 5000 tons of raw
jute, 5000 tons of tea and 1000
tons of castor oil in exchange
for 81, 900 tons of Russian wheat.
Mexico has decreed that for
eigners must pay migration serv-
ice fees in dollars.
Evening star., 1949-03-23

SO ,20o.00 last year for cancer re-
search but that the "front-line
defense in the fight against can
Ger is entirely in the hands Of
Iprivate physicians"
Other speakers were DR.. Harry
H. Kerr, president of the division,
and Edward F. Bartlett, fiscal As
sistant Secretary of the Treasury
and chairman of the campaigns S
Federal division.
James H. Flanagan, chairman
of the Public Utilities Commission,
will be in charge of the drive
among District government en-
Iployes.
E. c. Giddings. general chair
man of drive, presided at the
meeting.
Evening star., 1949-03-23
India and Russia Make
z Barter Agreements
BY the Associofed Press

NEW DELHI.-Informal talks
for a regular trade agreement
with Russia have resulted so far
only in two barter agreements.
Commerce Minister X. c. Mccoy
told questioners in the legislative
assembly the first agreement re-
Evening star., 1949-03-23

Algeria estimates it grew 120,-
900 tons of organes last year.
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Misses and Wcmens
SUMMER HATS
81

Grond assortment OF rncnufoctursr's
cioseout styles in the seasons snort
est colofs and trims Youthful ond
n,ofron styles.
rhs Hecht Co, Doscnstairs Store.
Millinery
Evening star., 1949-06-01

Fost-coios coat and siipover styles in
sizes A, B. c and D. Also cool royon
knee Length pojomos with short sleeves.
The Hecht Co, Dotnnsta,s Store.
Mems Furnishings
Evening star., 1949-06-01

Cotton Lace Curtains
Adjustable slotted top. 50" wide TO d
the pair. 10" long; opsn wsovs.
Plastic Utility Curtains
Second. eolorfu prints with nuft'ss. >
-" long.
Cotton Sash Curtains
c.: &: &: =: = &c ;''':; :;'''
Dining Chair Covers
e.: &; &C.: ::''s: g; ;'::: ':;';:'; 81
Knitted Cotton Curtains
Assorted color royon and cotton, a.
81" wide 10 the pair. 2h yds. long.
Paper Window Shades
g.: g. :: T.. !: e. .'':' ;''';' = 81
Maple Chair Covers
Printed cotton ere.onne; eI.o some
knits; 2-eushicn cover sets.
Tailored Curtains
Pebble dot cotton rnorauisstte. so" a
z wide TO the pair. IS long.
OilclOth Chair Pads
$:::''': 4: H.; :.s':': ';';' ;3'S :''S 81
Cotton String Dish Cloths
:':; :';';i s.;s:.' ;'s'.'' col. IL TOR Il
COlOrfuI Scatter Rugs
Wool-foced rugs, cotton booked. 01
stitched together from colorful car ep
petnos sizes ls"x27".
Fluffy Bed Pillows
Chicken feather filled. covered with -
heavy striped ticking.
Plaid Wash Cloths
::;,:: :::::';, e.; ,;s::; :;:;;. bond 4 T., 81
Evening star., 1949-06-01

UU All
Save On Items for Men, Women and Children!
Cotton Sheet Blankets Me.. Raj. Hat.
:: 's' 2~s ::: :: :s CO: .::::; =- ~
Cotton PiIl.v Tieki.s Mens H..dkereAiefs
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:. :::: &C.,: :: c: 1911
c.a.. n.s Throw R.s. Me.'. Leather belt.
e.: e.: ;s &C ;a" 2~$l '"' 8" 2"@l
Cotton Chenille Bath Sets Mens smart He.
81 s: :s:: &C.. {: "s' 2~$
c.,,., R.,. r.~... Mems Athletic Short.
8: &: :::;.: =: s: ~$ 8: :''s &c s." ""l
serim Cottage Sets Mems Knit Briefs
:::: % s'' :;:. s :. 81 3~s
Mems Athletic Shirts Mems Slipper.
s' s; % 3"$ s: :: s ::. .:';s flexible
Mems Sport Shirts Mems Smart shoes
" Il sie; hoksnM Msss s' II
Mems Knit Shirts asssa Meas Co0l Sandals
;; s:: :: 2~sl ::::.... &C.: g ...:; :. '~s
Mems Knit Shirts Boys Tennis Shoes
ssde 4s,oo ~e.n ooo-~s.ns )
sleeves; S,M N, oss broken
Mems T.Shirfs Boys Sweaters
:::'.s:s ;::. (: ':::;s 2~sl ] 2~sl
Mems Nylon Hose Little Boys Boxer Pants
a.Isr Assorted een % 81 u
N pocket; res
MEMS Good Hose Boys Swim Trunks
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THURSDAY ONLY!
Kodiak mirror., 1949-07-09

FOR SALE l94l II ton Inter- national truck. Good shape. must be seen to be appreci ated. Call Don at TAO base or Wally 428 base
Kodiak mirror., 1949-07-09

HAVE Dodge and Plymouth cars for Seattle delivery. Clark's Garage
Kodiak mirror., 1949-07-09
NOTICE

United States
 Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management
 District Land Office
 Anchorage, Alaska
 May 4, 1949
 Notice for Publication
 Notice is hereby given that the Orcas Canning Corporstior, has made application fer a sol- djers' additional homestead, un- der Sections B 06-2307, Anchor age Serial O1l021. for a tract of and embraced Tn U. s. Survey NJ 2304, situate on the southe west shore of a lagoon on t' @ southeast side of Halfbut Cove west side of Kodiak Island. Alas ka, latitude 57o 21' II" N. lon gitude 154o AZ 50" W. contain. ing 1860 acres, and it is now in the fil s of the District Land O.. Ace Anchorage, Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any of the above men. toned land should file their ad. verse claims in the local land office, Anchorage, Alaska, with in the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the Statutes.
 George A. Lingo,
 Manager.
 Date First Publication: 7-9-49 Date Last Publication 9.3.49
Kodiak mirror., 1949-07-09
MT and Mrs. F. E. Bell lege this week on a trip to Seattle.
NOTICE

Electric power will be off all over town, with the exception of the Mission Road area, between the hours of 3 am and ? am Sunday. July 10.
 Kodiak Electrle Assc citation.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-07-09

FOR SALE - Fully equipped dark room 4 by 5 Omega en- larger, 5 by 7 commercial Paco Printer, trays. lights, paper, some chemicals and photo mounts. No articles sold separately. Call 2O92, Mrs. w. J. Wheeldon.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-07-09
NOTICE

I will not be responsible fov eny debts incurred by the VFW Club.
 Lynn Markham
 Montmartre Inn.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-07-09

CARD OF We wish to thank all our friends for their kindnesses to us.
 Mrs Florence Heglin
 and the children.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-07-09

FOR SALE Furnished, one bedroom house close to town $4700. Insurance Department, Bank of Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-07-09

FOR SALE - 1949 Dodge Wayfarer, ? door sedan. Seat tie or Kodiak delivery. Clark's Garage.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-07-09
FOR SALE Portable washing machine. Call Rowley at NOE phone 455 between 1:SO an and 1:30 pm wesk days

BLANKETS-All Wool Any Quantity. Wholesale. Sample swatches on request H. B. LISCOMBE: 45S- 51st Street. Oakland 9, California
Kodiak mirror., 1949-07-09
Clossifieds

ROLL FILM FINISHING Quality Prints and Speedy
 Service Margo Lester Studio
Kodiak mirror., 1949-07-09

FOR SALE l949 4-door Ply mouth deluxe sedan Heater and radio. Phone 435l. Pat Mitchell.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-07-09

! S470O. Insurance Department, Bank of Kodiak.
 FOR SALE - Fully equipped
 dark room 4 by 5 Omega en- l larger, 5 by 7 commercial i Paco Printer, trays. lights, l paper, some chemicals and
 photo mounts. No articles ! sold separately. Call 2O92, Mrs. w. J. Wheeldon.
 FOR SALE Portable washing
 machine. Call Rowley at NOE
 phone 455 between 11:30 an and 1:30 pm wesk days lBLANKETS-All Wool Any Quantity. Wholesale. Sample swatches on request H. B. LISCOMBE: 45S- 5lst Street, Oakland 9, California
 FOR SALE l949 4-door Ply mouth deluxe sedan. Heater
 and radio. Phone 435l. Pat
 Mitchell.
 FOR SALE 1947 DeSoto sub
 urban. Original cost $3500.
 Will sell for $27O0. Must sell
 this month. Call NOE 2S4 FOR SALE l94l II ton Inter-
 national truck. Good shape.
 must be seen to be appreci ated. Call Don at TAO base or
 Wally 428 base
 FOR SALE Philco console ra- dio; Automatic hot-plate;
 Singer electric sewing machine
 Maytag washer; Electric train
 Twin photo flood lights and
 tripod; Steam Iron. See at
 Sears No l Mission I'd Even.
 ings, all day Sat. and Sunday. FOR SALE 2 l942 Inter
 nationals, a flat bed and 8
 dump Beans Anton's place on
 Mission Road.
 FOR SALE Six room furnish ed home; refrigerator, two
 lots washing machine. Carlson
 hill area, excellent view. Wal. ranted title. $8000: Phone 34l4. FOR SALE-9 room house, in.
 come property. Also complete.
 ly furnished 2 room house.
 Warranty deed. Phone 2ll2. FOR SALE 1940 Packard six sedan $500. Call NOE 625 or 6I6. May be seen at MEMQ- A. HAVE Dodge and Plymouth cars for Seattle delivery. Clark's Garage WANTED Board for 8 five (5) months old baby until the cannery season is over. Call
 3362. WANTED Electrical work by l an axperienced electrician. Call
Kodiak mirror., 1949-07-09

FOR SALE 1947 DeSoto sub urban. Original cost $3500. Will sell for $27OO. Must sell this month. Call NOE 2S4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
Adams Wants to
Reopen For Spots

NEWARK-New Jerseys larg-
est vaudeville house. the Adams
Theatre. has offered to turn
their spotlights back on in jan
uary If the Ink Spots will head
line the bill.
The Newark theatres stage
has been dark ever since the
management decided to eliminate
their weekly stage show setup
and replace that system with
their present policy Of pictures
only.
The theatre forwarded their
offer TO Gale Agency. which
handles the professional affairs
OF the quartet. this past week.
Tim Gale, president OF the
agency. could not give an inn
mediate answer since his organ
ization is setting up lengthy
theatre tour for Ink Spots.
The quartet is completing its
four-month English tour and
plans to return to the United
States the first week in Deem
Der.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

ment will start with Beny Resi-
and his entire show from Club
SOC.
Other Headliners
Next will be featured acts from
Frank Barbaro's Night Club, fol-
lowed by the Flame Show Bar
show in toto Eddie Jerome
The Golden Voice" will be back
with us this year with the COM
pliments Of the Ted Lipsitz Sup
err Club. From this same organ
ization will come Sammy Dilbert
and orchestra. plus Jeanne Rand,
Bobby and June Burnett
Sugar Chile" y currently
working with Tiny Hill and the
Village Review, being billed as
the star of the vaudeville show
playing the circuit OF theatres in
Sioux City. Iowa. Omaha, Ne
braska. Waterloo. Iowa, and Ce-
dar Rapids, Iowa.
There will be refreshments
and fun galore and many other
worthwhile attractions. The
doors vii open at Z pm. and the
show will start at 8 pm. sharp.
The price Of admission is again
only 25 cents.
Gene Denk is General Plans
Chairman. and Judge Dave Vo-
kes heads publicity. The entire
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

I've bsen thinking about Z
Christmas because my tykes
conducted me on tour
through Mays toy department
the other day to establish In
by mind the things which they
simply must have to make this
years Yule complete.
The thing which inspired this
column was display OF very
lovely Negro dolls, apparently
created for the colored trade.
This isn't the point Of the col
umn. but let me make an off,
stage remark: Thank heaven the
doll manufacturers have at last
made Negro dolls which aren't
cruel burlesques Of our people
but let's get on.
That display reminded me OF
a story recently heard about q
fwhite) friend OF mine who has
a fve-year-oId daughter My
friend saw one OF those displays
OF colored dolls. too, and was
Immediately impressed with both
the good and the harm that those
dolls could do.
Realizing the impressionabillty
OF small children. he pictured IN
his mind the questions which
would arise if he were simply 70
bring home this doll OF differ
ent color and yet he saw the
lesson this doll could teach his
white daughter. aged FIVE.
NV friend came home that
night with two presents for
his little girl. One was the
Negro doll and the other
was a haired white doll.
Honey" he told his daughter.
"rve brought you a present OF
two dolls tonight. ] was gong
70 bring you just one, but the
storekeeper told me that these
two dolls were such very dear
friends in the store that he
hated TO separate them, SO !
brought them both. Now you
must promise always to keep
them together"
81 will daddy /. but why are
they different colors?'
"well, honey, you've seen red
and yellow and white roses all
growing together, haven't you,
You see. God makes people and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

In addition 10 her many thea
ter appearances and record hits
Miss Horne has become one OF
Hollywood's biggest stars. Her
most recent movie was Words
and Music" Some of the records
which Miss Horne has made ia
moustinclude "Good For Nothin'
joe where or When" and
"Love OF My Life"
Also on the stage show bill Will
be Gil Maison. the animal train
ing comedian. Instead OF being
trick performers. ellis CANNES
and money behave in a strange
manner. They do everything
wrong. satlrizing the usual animal
act. Others featured are the Dun
hills, tap trio OF stage and screen,
and the Olguinsh acrobatic trio.
Ercited Praises
When a New York critic re-
Gently hailed Lena Horne as 1.-The
greatest single entertainer in this
country today" he was merely
echoing the sentiments OF critics
and public everywhere. In Lon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

don. Boston. Hollywood. Chicago
and Paris. she has excited praises
so fabulous that they border upon
out and out adulation
With her dazzling smile, i'm
mensely expressive eyes and
hands. and her graceful figure.
Lena Horne is probably the most
beautiful singer appearing in
movies, theatres, hotels, night
clubs or concert halls. This. plus
her superb voice, remarkable
scensitivity and resourceful pres
entation stamps her as a truly
great artist and attraction.
Film Held Over
That sparkling new comedy.
Everybody Does II" will hold
over for second fun-flled week.
starring Paul Douglas and Linda
Darnell. that hit team OF Letter
TO Three Wives" and Celeste
Holm.
This is the story OF house
wrecker (Douglas) with wife
(Holm) who aspires 70 opera with
very weak soprano and man.
eating soprano (DarnellD, who has
arrived al Carnegie Hall
In trying TO keep his wife
happy at home. Douglas become:
enmeshed with Darnell. who dis
covers by accident that Paul il
the greatest undiscovered bari.
tone of the century.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
Bennett Students Put
Spotlight on Indiu

GREENSBORO, N.C.--FocuSing
attention on India and her prime
minister. Pandit Nehru, Bennett
College students broadcasting here
last week termed the country
Americas last hope for saving
Asia from total Communist domi-
nation.
Referring 10 the Indian leader
as an inspiring figure ond one OF
those rare "citizens Of the world"
the students centered their think
ing around the theme, "India.
Anchor OF Asia" The program
was carried over the airlanes of
station WB1G. local affiliate OF
CHS, from which the college
sponsors weekly radio broadcasts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

dolls different colors just like
He does with flowers. You can
see il doesn't make any differ
ence, though. They're such good
friendsr
Il think they're pretty-and
they're such good friends" she
echoed, proudly. r,.s4
When heard that story
said to myself, "Why didn't
you think OF thatw We cannot
pretend that our children or
those Of the white man will
grow up oblivious to race pre-
iudice. but we can set the ex-
amples which teach our chill
dren TO think out color line
problems and recognize their
absurdities rather than to add
TO the problems OF prejudice In
ignorant.
II the impressionable child
learns that the Negro doll and
the white doll can be friends. he
or she will be that much better
equipped to combat prejudice
and help expose its stupidity to
coming generations. It's a psy-
Geological step
Yes, this was a very tiny step
but one so we'll taken that 1t
made me. as father. feel hum
BILE. Why don't you let me know
what you think in a letter ad-
dressed TO me, Cab Galloway, at
1919 Broadway, New York City.
See you next week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

lGhlOW WIN
Sheriff Andrew c. Baird Is
this years chairman OF the
Wayne County Treasurer Harold
+. Stoll serves as vice-chairman
and treasurer.
Hailed as one OF the finest
shows ever offered TO the public
there will be FIVE hour floor
show in one auditorium, while
Eddie Marshal and his orchestra
vii furnish music for dancing in
the other hall. Eddie Marshall
is a Delbridge and Gorrell at
traction. and he will be on hand
with his full compliment Of IA
men plus the featured vocalist
Bill Stuart.
Volunteered Services
Finzel. Orchestras and Attrac-
tions. Inc, vii furnish the other
orchestra, and il will be up to
the Finzel standard of quality,
which is 1000 percent beautiful
music, as al Detroiters know.
Both orchestras have volunteered
their services. and their offers
have been approved by The De-
troit Federation Of Musicians,
Jack Ferentz, President.
Entertainment Chairman Judge
William Cody has made arrange
ments for this wonderful floor
show with the club owners and
with the union. The entertain
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY NOV. 2e, l94s
Carnival Copers
To Be Had at wv

All young adults are inutec
10 Carnival Cspers' which We'd
nesday Business Girls Club q
Central Branch YWcA Is staging
at $50 pm. November 80
Music and dancing, fortune teu-
ing. white elephants, q wishing
well and FISH pond promise plenty
OF fun. according to Fred IMAM
ion. i498s E. State Fair. president.
The IS cent admission fee covers
the dance which viii close the
event.
Working on the COMMITTEES for
Carnival Capers' are Dorothy
Williams. 2540 Alter road: Gay
Kopy. 20 Orchestra Place: Marion
Mccain. 7467 Lamphere; Ann
Currie. 1886 Cruise; Irene Krue-
ger. SIP Dickerson: and Shirley
Root. l4s w Baker. Clawson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

Negro ire.
Delegates TO the conference
from Now York. New Jersey,
PcnnS, lvania and the Virgin Is
lands applauded the motion pic
ture industry for having taken
cognzancc Of the Negro by Civ
Ing him better leading roles and
producing three best-selling films
secenily
The Omega men said that il
has always been the desire Of
the fraternity ito see the Negro
completely and fully integrated
into the mainstream of American
life and-celsufss stidihg that mo-
ton picture industry was zone OF
the important facets OF American
lie and culture"
Expressing concern with the
social impact of Home of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
rye BEEN THINKING
By CAB GALLOWAY

Well Jingle bells to you, dear reader Old 81 NICK Is
shaking the mothbas out of his gift bag and one OF ms
pnomes is warming up the reindeer in the trottng
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

proceeds 90 to the Old News
boys Goodfellow fund. Last year
Judge vokes as Chairman turned
over a check in excess Of $751;
10000 to the Treasurer OF the
Goodfellows.
Eddie Ritter and his Nit-Wh
Clown Band and Scotty Wood
and his Highland Bagpipe Band
vii also be on hand TO do theix
stuff.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

Brave" Lost Boundaries and
Pinky" on racial relations. the
fraternity said that, after evalu-
alton Of the three films, il en-
dor.cd Home OF the Brave as
the best OF the three and the
picture which tells . compelling
story IN a highly dramatic and
most satisfactory manner with
out pulling any punches or with
out exaegeratins.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

FOR RENT - Offices for Ply
stefan or dentist. Very desir-
able location. Living quarters II
desired. 1912 w. Jefferson near
West End Ave. vi. 2-3040.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
,Women!Old?
Get NewPep, Vim
Feel Years Younger

% you blame exhaustsd vofn-Qnt FEELING % Hfff
Ostrrx has done. Contains tonic many need sfter
20. for body Old Just because low 70 iron; also
supplementary doses Vitsmin n. calcium. Nsw
~Gfi acquainted" fife only SOC. Try Osfrex Tome
Tablets toe p>p. younger feslinf. thn vsry dky.
A. all drug stores everywhere = In
Detroit. az all Cunningham. kinsel.
sans. Inc. and Liggett Rexaii stores.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

Princeton University and Cab
fornia Institute OF Technology
now have jet propulsion centers
devoted TO development Of peace
time applications of rockets and
jet propulsion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

A better cooking method for
boring eggs than ,ising hot water
is to place them IN cold water
and bring the eggs and water TO
a simmering temperature to-
eether.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
Second District Omegomen
Endorse Home of Brave

ROCHESTER, N. f-The Omega Psi PHI Fraternity one OF the
largest nterracal college fraterneS America with 900
members meeting its Second District Conference the Powers
Hotel record endorsing Home Of the Brave the
best Hollywood film productions dealing with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

Elias Howe. credited as the in
ventor OF the sewing machine,
was born at Spencer. Mass, in
1919.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
Lena Horne Heads
Fox Stage Revue
Animal Training Comedian
to Share Spotlight on Bill

Horne, of the greatest single musical enter
aners in country today will head the huge aar stage
show Fox Theater for the week Of November 25h
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
DE- ICII IIsIDO4'I1 81 ~
Sugar Chile to Spark
GoodfeIIow FroIic

Sugar Chile Robinson, child piano wizard and singing
star and TAYLOR headnng the super Sporrees Music
Bar show will be few of the weknown entertainers that
The Arizona post., 1949-01-07

and Women's lodges were told the
story of Hillel by means of a
transcribed radio show. The pro-
gram, Report from Hillel," was
also presented to the BIB Lodge
in Phoenix Dec. %. 1t was writ
ten and produced by Hillel presi-
dent, Dave Wiener, and drama
tized by Ben Eisenman, Joan Tau
Der, Joan Greuner, Paul Horo
witz and Irv Blum, Hillel mem
bers.
The Arizona post., 1949-01-07

Fifty Hillel members and their
guests attended the party. Jewish
students attending other univer-
sites were guests to meet students
at the U. of A. Special guests
were members of BBYM-YW.
Chuck Whitehill was in charge of
arrangements.
No Hillel activities are planned
for January with final examina-
tions taking up students time.
Next meeting will be Feb. 6.
Members of B'nai Birth Mems