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Evening star., 1950-09-01
India Fiqhts Beriberi

To combat beriberi, which has
been raging in Allahabad City
India, doctors have urged the
government to supply better quail
ties of grains in ration piles and
to arrange for supplies of pure
milk. It is pointed out that beri-
beri is a deficiency disease ano
experiments are being made with
multipurpose food introduced from
the United States to serve as 8
substitute for nourishing food fol
school children.
Evening star., 1950-09-01

Their service is yours ABSO-
LUTELY FREE. All you need
do is drive into our FREE
PARKING LOT on X street and
ask the attendant for one of
them. He'll be glad to help
you. Quite a convenience, also,
is our FREE PARKING LOT.
In fact, we try to think of
everything to make shopping
convenient and economical
down at
Center Market City,
5th and X NV.
Evening star., 1950-09-01
Goren on Bridge

0OISH VII DuUSS
Both vulnerable. North deals.
NORTH
AK94
AJ9643
D862
WEST EAST
AJ863 AQ72
20 21085
nA753 3QJ104
%10852 @973
SOUTH
"A 105
0K72
DK9
%KQJ64
The bidding:
North. East. South. West.
! heart Pass 2 clubs Pass
hearts Pass 2 spades Pass
spades Pass hearts Pass
clubs Pass S no trump Pass
no trump Pass Pass Pass
Evening star., 1950-09-01

Opening lead: Ace OF diamonds.
If, upon occasion, I glorify the
swashbuckling, devil m care
method of reaching slam, it is per-
haps because have grown weary
of following the bidding contortionS
of those players who like to make
it the hard way. Whenever hear
partnership engaging in long
and involved bidding sequence to
reach some ordinary contract, 1
have the impression that the noun
tain labored and labored and
brought forth mouse.
In today'S hand, North and South.
true enough, took long time to
arrive at the final contract, but if
the mountain appeared to have
labored, at least it brought forth
a lion.
South's second bid of two spades
will seem irregular to many players,
but South was employing it as a
mere temporizing measure. When
ever the responder names new
suit, the opener is obliged to speak
again. North was reluctant to rebid
hearts again lest he give the i'm
preston that he held a much
stronger suit, so he raised the
spades, though he lacked the ex-
pected four-card trump support for
a secondary suit.
On the next round South showed
his heart support after which North
: made thoughtful bid of five clubs.
I He was quite convinced that part
/ ner would not construe this as an
effort to play clubs inasmuch as he
had passed up two previous oppor-
tunities to support that suit. He
& was confident that South would
read this as an ace showing bid
{ which. indeed, South actually did.
I. South realized that if North were
permitted to play the hand at
hearts, the king of diamonds would
be spread upon the table and would
be subject to immediate attack on
the opening lead by East. He con-
trived, therefore, to become declarer
himself by bid of five no trump.
This bid, of course, is not part of
any convention, but in the circum-
stances requests partner to bid the
slam in the denomination which in
his opinion will be the best final
contract. The five no trump bid 4
clearly marks South with the king
of diamonds, but not the ace. If
South held the ace of diamonds, his
proper procedure after the five-club
bid, would be to bid five diamonds.
Taking all these things into con-
sideration, North contracted for
slam in no trump.
West, fearing that the opposition
would take all the tricks if he did
not ''cash," led the ace of diamonds,
an act for which perhaps he should
have been rewarded by nature. Un-
fortunately, however, his thoughtful
lead availed him nothing, for his
teammates at the other table of the
Team of Four match in which this
hand was played, reached a con-
tract of six hearts, which the ma
tural opening lead of the queen of
diamonds sent down to immediate
defeat.
copyright. 1850. by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1950-09-01
AND OUR little

AND OUR HCCie
shopping carts are
certainly inspira-
tion for laying in a
store of fruits and
We 6 e t a bles and
staples for the long
week end. Load
them up and push
them back to the
car. They're among
the most popular
of all items at the
Market and once
you've used them,
Evening star., 1950-09-01
Word Game
Find 66 or more words in
ESCENT,

meaning, glowing, dazzling" Av-
erage is 81; limit. 35 minutes.
Rules-Words must be of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of S. such as "bats, "
cats are not used. Only one form of a
word is used. Proper names are not used.
A list will be published tomorrow.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
Mime. Pandit to
Get Abbott Award

CHICAGO. III. - Madame vi
jaya LakShmi Pandit. Ambassa-
dor of India % the United States.
Will receive the Robert S. Alb
bolt Memorial Award Saturday
at a luncheon in the Louis XVI
Room Of Hotel Sherman here
FRS. woman named for the cit
alton. Madame Pandit will be
honored for her constructive con-
trIbution to the advancement. Of
democracy around the world.
She is the sister OF Jawaharlal
Nchru, Prime Minister Of India.
DR. Mary Mcleod Be hume.
president emeritus of Bethune-
Goodman College and friend OF
Mr. Abbott and Mrs. Pandit
will make the presentation on
behalf of the Chicago Defender.
National and local dignitarics
are expected TO witness the
presentation and take part in
the affair which will be one Of
he biggest of the season. The
occasion will make the Defen-
der's 45th year as a leading pub
LEGATION.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
VOTED FIRST
FRAT PREXY

BROOKLYN. N. Y The only
Negro member of Pi Alpha Sig
ma. Pan American Fraternity. at
St. Johns University here, has
been cleo cd president of the
group
He is Alexander Farrelly, 20
year-old war veteran. native of
ST. Croix. Virgin Islands. q
His election is the second it&-
jor honor TO be accorded Mr..
Farrelly by his fellow students
within the past fortnight. The
other is membership in the Skull
and Circle. Senior honor fratern-
ity, for which he was singled out
in Tap Day ceremonies. This is
the highest honor at the college,
with membership limited TO is.
Farrclly served as secretary
from 1914 TO l947 to u. S. District
Attorney John A. Bough in the
Department Of Justice in the Vir-
gin Islands. He is now assistant
TO DR.. Ralph Bunchc. director OF
the United Nations Department of
Trusteeships.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
DETROTER AMONG
LINCOLN (PA.) GRADS

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, Pa
Harold B. Martin. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold ID Martin. $3.50
w Kirby Detroit. VIII be a.
mong he LOG men Of Lincoln
University in Pennsylvania 10
receive degrees al commence
mcnt exercises June 6 Martin,
who will receive Bachelor Of
Arts degree in Biology. plans TO
enter medical school following
graduation.
During his career az Lincoln
he has never been a member
Of the basketball. track, and
cross country teams. and q
mencement excuses is Federal
ernity.
Guest speaker for the COM
mencemena exercises is Federal
Judge William S HASTE. Of the
Third u S. Circuit Court Judge
lIastie was formerly Governor Of
the Virgin Islands.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

the role of women in the COM
munity and in education. After
the presentation of the new Off
GERS of the Association, members
of the new Executive Committee
were introduced.
Two are Mrs. Muricl Andrew.
Delta Sigma Theta sorority, Con-
sulting Chairman of the Over 81
Interest Group, and Miss Edna
Woody, Delta Sigma T'hcta's
Pyramid Pledge Club. as Consult
ing Chairman of the Music Com
mittce.
The organization was presented
with a large table radio by the
Faculty Wives Club. after which
gifts and pins and scrolls and
certificates for outstanding cam
pus leadership in coed activities
were awarded.
Receiving pins for two years
meritoriouS service were: Mrs.
Muriel Andrew, Miss Gloria
| Payne, Alpha Kappa Alpha So
rority Pledge. and Miss Dorothy
Thompson. Certificates and rib
bons for one year service were
presented to Misses Nancy Camp
bell, Lutilla Hughes. Gwendolyn
! Evans. Claudia Hose. Doris Barry.
Mothers and guests included
Madams Rosa Guinyard. Jane
Payne. Louella Woody. Dorothy
Evans. Claudia House, Doris Bar
~.
Vinison and Gertrude Campbell,
The evening closed with tech
nicolor movies Of the years wo-
mems activities on Wayne's cam
puS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

liams, Dolores Smithc, Marie
Bell. Gwendolyn Eos er, Anna
belle Brown. Fannia Keith.
The neiehborhood of Wrenford
and friends Of Mrs. Beaulah
jeanette Murphy are mourning
her death. A native of Othella.
Mo, she suffered stroke in
the left side of her body abou
six o'clock last Friday evening
and was taken to local hos
pital where she passed away
Detroit for thirty years Mrs
Murphy gained friendships of
the next morning. Residing in
everyone she came in contact
with, and was loved by many.
Survivors are her husband
John, three sons, Charles. Clar-
ence, and John Patrick and a
daughter. Fannie.
Funeral services will take
place al Mcrd all Funeral Home
which is loca ed on Hastings
and Garfield, on Thursday at
two o'clock
To the memory OF Mrs. Muir
ply, dedicate this poem:
or
so proud and loved by all
her friends.
Who would never TO mal-ideas
bend:
One who would work things
out to an end,
Tha was our dear Mrs.
Murphy.
Concious of ones every word
Pretended the bad ones
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
CENTRAL WV SETS
"ALICE in Y-LAND'

Alice in Y-Land" is the title
OF the junior show 20 be pres
cnied at Central Branch YWCA
a Z pm FRIDAY by girls in
YWCA dramatics. ballet. tap.
and modern dancing classes
Following the show refresh
menis Will be served in the frs.
floor social hall.
White rabbits mad hatier>
Holsters. and knaves Of hearts
who viii perform are the pupils
Of Phyllis Dulich ap dancing
Nancy Lane Rynearson mod
ern dancingl: Myra Halsig tbal-
eth; and Minerva Chalapis (dra-
maltese Tickets are on sale at
the YWCA for 30 cents
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

few days vacation in North and
South Carolina Mrs. Gragg will
return to the city June Both TO
present Councilwoman Mary
Beck as the featured speaker for
her commencement exercises of
the Slade Gragg Academy at the
WV. Building.
On the LIST of next month Mrs.
Grage Will 90 to Racine. Wiscon-
sin TO speak for the Wisconsin
Association of Women's Clubs
and then for a speaking engage
mcnt in Buffalo. N. Y. for the
Empire State Federation OF Wo-
mems Clubs.
She also is to speak for the Ma
tional Association of Womens
Club Convention in Atlantic City
Nj. after which she will take
prolonged rest before resuming
her duties as president of the
A a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

The winners were awarded
wallets, cigarette lighters, key.
chain sets and o her prizes by
the Cotillion Club.
Among the guests were
Messrs. and Madams William
Patrick. Lloyd S rong, John
Johnson, Henry w. Morrison
George Adams. Edgar Brazelton
John Roxborough ii. Wilbur
Hughes, Jessie 7. Haugabook.
Also Alvin Campbell. Ker-
nit Baylor. Oliver r. Broom.
Charles c. Diggs. Robert and
Floyd. Thomas c. Nance. Will
liam T. Phillips. J. c. Wall.
Drs. and Madams Lloyd Law
son. William E. Lawson.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph
Carol. Herman Stallings, Cecile
Robinson. Julian c. Wyche. Kath-
crime Goldsby. ]. caul on Mays,
Clayton Allen. Naomi M. While,
and DR. and Mrs. Carlyle John.
son.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
ROSACRECC
LEAVES FOR
LECTURE TOUR

Mrs. Rosa Gragg, president :
founder Of the Slade Gragg AGA
denny Of Practical Arts. left this
week for Atlanta. Ga. where she
will address the Alumni Banquet
during the commencement exer-
cies OF her Alma Mater Morris
Brown College
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

inG of the Dental Association of
the Dominion Next on her calen-
dar is bazaar in July under
sponsorship OF the Windsor Art
and Literary Club OF which Mrs.
Dorothy Chavis is president.
During her stay in l. A., she
was the house guest OF Dr. Mrs.
Jesse Tiefell member of the
Guys Housing Commission. Mrs.
Terrell daughter IS secretary
for Congressman Helea G.
Douglas.
Feied Royalty
Among her hosts and hostesses
al various lunchcons and dinner
parties included Hattie McDan-
iels, radio and movie star who
had her as special guest at the
broadcast Of her Beulah SHOW:
Mr. and Ms James Stalks. ne
being the former UCLA Star
trackman and football PLAYER,
Drs and Madams John Summer
Vile and Edward Harrs
Having established goodwill
with local advertisers for ten
years as ADVERTISING MANAGE Of
the Sentinel newspaper OF that
city, Editor Leon Washington and
his wife feted the popular matron
at luncheon
1t was during The luncheon. at
tended mainly By staff members.
that she was presented thirty
dolls 10 use in he exhibit which
Will feature he United Nations
as part OF the bazaar to be held
in Windsor
Seeks Authenticity
Mrs Perry reporiodlV is now
seeking 10 find pictures Of the
common tolk Of all the countries
represented az inc United Ma
tons n order that She may dress
her dolls authontically-that as
YOU can deduct is q tremendous
task in itself
Next week She stated that She
was 10 have her sitting for por-
trait BY Wolfe onc Of the seven
leading painters IN the Dominion,
who happened 10 see her while
she was looking over his ART that
was UP for sale
He said that be must paint
my portrait because ! was
character possessed with fca-
lures that be had not the pleasure
to capture on canvas the busy
matron explained
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
TECH'SLARCEST CLASS

A record graduating class of
4l6 seniors at the Detroit lnsti-
tute OF Technology will pariici-
pate in commencement exerciS-
es Friday. June .. at the Masonic
Temple auditorium BIS pm.
DR.. John Harvey Furbay d.
rector Of Air World Education.
will be the principle speaker
His topic will be "Global Minds
for A Global World"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

The weather was loeal lor me
o;cuickers. who brought their
baskets Of food and lolled on
me grass-covered beachfront
basked in he sun or played
cards or outdoor games. A loud
sneaker added TO the gaiety
With continuous music in err
spcrcd with scores of baseball
games
Bob Mann. Detroit Lions star
end along wi n Kermit Baylor,
van the mems two-legged race,
while the football stars pretty
wife and Evelyn Monjoy copied
the womcns event.
Eleanor Williams and MYra
McNoriell were first place
winners in the egg race for
women. while Virgil Parker
took first place honors in the
sack race. Shirley Ann HUI
lum proved TO be the best of
the female racers.
Kermit Baylor was victorious
OF the shoe-speeds ers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

Helen received many personal
gifts as we'll as fun from chat
ting with her guests who were
mostly old school chums.
When the bride-elect was ask
ed 20 comment on the shower.
she said. The whole thing took
me by com p lctc surprise. ]
have fully enjoyed myself, and
the only real comment / have
to make is that time seemed
o have passed much too quick
L., -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
weren't heard;
Sought TO help everyone

Wtlcn I ncdlu,
Sought TO help everyone.
even the bird,
Our wonderful friend. Mrs
Murphy,
Her one ambition was 10 sec
Her childron's success IN
humanity.
No. just hers, but all children
YOU see;
Our loveable mother. Bculah
Murphy.
Who when her life was passing
away
And death growing nearer
day by day.
Never did attempt TO change
her way:
That God fearing won a n
named. Beulah'
So up in paradise. far beyond
the cloud.
She will he forever watching
he crowd
Overlooking her children in
an unhealthy shroud.
Peace be with you. Mrs.
Murphy,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

Dr DAVID ID. Henry, president
Of WAYNE University. greeted the
ssscmblage of 200 Wayne women
Students and their mothers at the
close Of the dinner that preceded
the installation rites.
Mrs Kathryn Groves, counselor
Of Womens Activities. spoke on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
Society DOlngs
BY Eta Dyles

Say, gang Decoration Day
brought on quite a bit of fun
for Marjorie Clark. Edna Smi h
Mildred Brown, and Dolores
Farrakan, who picnicked at
Plymouth Park.
Dolores Henderson. Imajean
Stevenson. Shirley Hill, Charley
Primus. Berniece Anderson. Bcr-
niece Chenault, Jimmie Lou Ora
Inn, and the rest OF the gang
spent their time lounging a.
round Elizabeth Park.
Huey Hall was quite different
he made the rounds OF all Parks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

Having recently returned from
a weeks vacation in Los Angeles,
Calf. Mrs. Perry has Just re-,
turned from a sevcn-day sojourn
at Toronto University where she
accompanied her husband, who
was attending the annual meet
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

Among
h o S e c o n
graduating
Helen were
Doris Camp
bell, Irene
Horn, Sara
Newton.
Harriet Bal
ley, Frances
Loves, Char
lene Weston
Jcnifer Will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

II was said
that Marzar-
zetta and the
gang had so
m u c h hoIi-
day that
they spent
the rest Of
their day in
Meadors
rather I h a n
Rocking
with Leroy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

At this years
reunion of I h G
Morris Br own
4 ero Classes
from 1900 1850
Mrs. Gragg will
speak on the top
ic, Meeting the
Challenge of the
Last Half of Our
goth Century"
After a much
noodafl rest and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

with Leroy Miss DYles
at Club Valley Ballroom.
Phillis Ware is wearing a
beautiful ring given 10 her by
her Sam. OF course you can guess
it's an engagement ring Every
one has been wishing her luck.
but poor Sam is the one that
will need il. So, good luck
Sam.
Wonder II Jerestine Ross and
Gertrude Walker will speed
up a little and try 10 catch
up with Phiilis. OF course
they'll have a lot OF running
TO do. Il
Seen at the Spring Fostiva
were Mammic Bracken. Ethel
Hanna, Gloria Manning. Mar.
care: Lamar. Calvin Washing
ton. Dolphis Thomas. Norma
Scott. Cleasier Fowler, Elain,
Hunter, Julia Green. frankie
Bell Reed, Ernes Robinson. vii
liam Smith.
Also Albert Wallace, Catherine
Slbley, Mary Bullock. Bette
Rogers, Lillian Robinson. Bev.
erly Evans, Geraldine Moore
Gloria Owens. Lore Ia Young
and Betty Jones. There wa:
dancing by Catherine Sblcy
Ruby Pierce. Dolores Evans
Margaret Lamar. Evelyn Tur-
ner
Seen after he performance
was Mary Jaxon and Northern
Track Star, Charles lrby. y
show they're love birds.
All the gang from uptown
seemed 10 enjoy the B'Way
Capitals Jazz session Saiur-
day Night. Why not drop in
and rock with Wild Bill Moore.
Evelyn Carveii gave a formal
birthday party las week. Some
OF the guests were Shirley Cope
land. Dolores Miller. Dorothy
Miller. Doro ny Robinson, Rich
ard Lewis. Margaret Lewis
Charles Brooks. Mablc Jefferies
Coletta Evans. Doris. Mickey
Jimmie Gray. James Edwards
Nick Richards. Standby Corney
James Nicholas. Betty 10 Bar
mes and Barbara Summers.
II is said that Caniield's Mum
Der One plavboy "Sug. ha.
eyes for certain girl. OF course
he is said % have it bad. SC
watch out, it might be con a
gious.
1t has been said tina. if YOU
desire to be in desirable com
pany. then pick Dual Parker
and Reba Brown, Oracle Robin
son and Gerry, Lou Ann Hun
and Flennard Tia 2. Margaret
Lamar and CALVIN Washington
Anniece Edwards and Joe Ack.
lens, and Velma Robinson anc
Pat Scott.
OF course we can't leave ou'
Florne and Robert Macklen. be
cause they're the ideal married
couple who spend their time
having nice fun and associatinl
with nice people like Juanit.
Smith, who in many ways j.
a very nee person 10 know.
Girls. if you have your eye.
on Ernest Wagner. then re-
move them unless you permits
sion from Mary Chairman. Now
don't get me wrong. that was
how il was told TO me.
Seen sneakine around anc
looking for someone with al hei
Nigh was no one but Margort
CLARK Take one guess who she
was looking for If you guessed
Charley Premis you were wrong
because 1t was James Lotion
Where were you Charley anc
Gloria
Novella Davis, Cedella Davis
Claudia Thomas. Catherine, and
be just the speed for the Li.ile
the rest of the gang is said to
Casanova. namely Sonny Frank
lin. Richard Douglas Bobby
Woodson. Sugarman. Erncrst and
Arthur Jones and Wallace Park.
err
Barbara Evans gave a sur
prise birthday for her sister
coleiia. The following attend
cd. Jean Bailey. Doris Mickey.
Evelyn Tucker Cornelia Keys.
Jessie Banks. Doreiha Johnson
Dolores Scott. Betty LeGrani.
Mieheral Nicklas. Curtis Book
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
Vest Sider's Diary
By BARBARA L. DAVIS

HeUn Cross bridal shower very successful af-
fair ndeed The shower surprise to Helen and
presented her by of her close friends Barbara Bel
of Wahash
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
Cotillion Club Memorial Day Picnic
Has Fun Galore Plus Good Weather

In supporting the adage, "A work and no play makes
lack dull boy, the Cotlion Club composed of young
business and professional men held their first annual picnic
Memorial Day at the beautiful Surf Club in Canada.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
Eight Wayne Goods Receive Honors
From Women Students Group

Eight Wayne T. coed honored at the Eighth
Annual Installation and Recognition Service of the Asso
citation of Women Students last Friday night at the main
dining of Waynes Student Center.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
S DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JUNE TO- 1850
Charming Wifeof Windsor Councilman
Has Schedule That is Busy as a Bee

Mrs. Charlotte Perry. charming wife Of The first and
only Negro Councilman Of Windsor. Ontario a person.
atty that can be truthfully compared Bee speaking
Of busy actiNties.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
OAR Reception
To Honor Leaders

Members of the District Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution
are completing plans for a re-
ception to be given october IL at
the Mayflower Hotel in honor OF
the OAR president-general, Mrs
James B. Patton, and other ma
tional officers.
Mrs. James D. Skinner. State
regent for the District. will head
the receiving line. which will in
clude, in addition to the presi-
dent-general and her cabinet,
the honorary presidents-general
Two national officers who hold
membership in the District are
Mrs. Roy c. Bowker. vice presi-
dent-general. and Mrs. John Nor
rison Kerr. treasurer-general.
Mrs. William E. Richardson
State chairman of entertainment
is arranging the reception, She
is being assisted by Miss Mar
garet A. Bloomfield, Mrs. Bertram
Boice, Mrs. Ryland c. Bryant
Mrs. Robert H. McNeill. Mrs. Jack
Morton, Mrs. Edwin j Ryan and
Mrs. Henry j. Van Arsdale. The
committee also includes a rep
resentative from each of the ca
OAR chapters in the District.