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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25

Marquex's first tie-up with q
major league club came two
years ago when the New York
Yankees and Cleveland Indians
were pickering for his contract
Finally. he was awarded 10 the
Indians and sent 10 Portland
-. Joe Gordon. former Cleve-
land Indian and Yankee. Sec
ono baseman. should carry on
where Paul Richards. new man
ager % the Chicago White Soxs
left eff.
Joe I.y4S Ezza-d Charles. Joe
Wa, top hesvgwe.ghts with
Chsrle the champion, VIII all
entey ~ ring within the next
for.n gr; Results o. these fights
will c1ve some bearing on the
heatss ght picture Whether
Lorss - u emerge as a sure come
bs U.s. next June remains % be
seen
Va Tr.plett formerly OF the
Der Ions and now member
Of the AIMED Forces. was honor
GO II .ne Los Angeles Digest's
prot rel football award Of the
wee {, Oct. p Triplett famed
,ots II 2e4 yards in the game
lost ~ the Lions 64-24 70 the
l. A Rams.
STYLES OF THE WEEK Judge
Jane Bolin, New York's first Ne
grc 81 honored wearing chic
suits around toxin and showing
her dipped hair which brings out
q new personality for the Judge.
SANDY Saddler. back in town
from MS recent St. Louis fight.
sporting black suede shoes with
purple ocks along with that ever
popula SIS stamped on q huge
diamond ring and his black
Cadillac Sandy bought home
in Long Island for his parents but
prefers living himself in Har-
len apartment with his sister.
Sugar Ray Robinson sailed for
Europe last week where he plans
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25

The 1850 football championship
will got one of the following
team: A and T College, Morgan
State College. North Carolina Col
lege or West Virginia State Col
lege. Should there be chance be
tie between any two or
more of these principals, it will
mark the first time since 1914 that
the conference race has been de-
cided thusly. In that year Hamp-
ton, Howard and Lincoln ended
the season in three way tie.
OF this seasons mid-century
contenders, A and T. College won
the championship once in 1927.
Some time ago.
Morgan State College. with ii
championships has cornered the
coveted diadem more often and
more consecutivelY than any
other team. winning its 8 years
straight from 1892 through 1897,
their latest being last year. 'ls.
In an undefeated season.
North Carolina College, joining
the CIAA in 1923 has never won
the football crown officially. In
194l, they went undefeated to
what was to have been cham
pionship but were denied it be-
cause OF their unintentional use
Of an ineligible player in several
games during the season.
West Virginia State College.
granted membership in the con-
ference in 1914, gained the laurels
in l948... Were runners-ups last
year.
Although not a contender this
season. Hampton Institute has
won nine football champion
ships; their last look al the
crown occurring Is years ago.
however.
Other colleges. not in the lead
Tor top honors this season, who
nave won championships in this
rugged sport are Virginia State
College and Virginia Union Uni
versity with three each, Howard
University and Lincoln Univer-
sity twice, and Shaw University
once In 1947.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
MORGAN MASTERS CIAA

The Colored Intercollegiate Athletic association,
founded has since its beginning awarded thirty
official championships in football Exceptions occur
red during World War years 1915 and in 1919 and 20
World War ii suspended football championships for the
years 1912, 1913, 1914 and 1915.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
Ucct6A
Sports Roundup
By Mace Wentworth

Sammy Jethroe OF the Boston Braves, recently an
nounced Of Rookie Of the Year Award in the Nat
iona League will have next spring. IN the
person Of Luis Marquee, Portland, Oregon oufelder.
Marquet batted 800 for the and collected 9
homers; SO stolen bases and batted in 81 in 1914
game schedule with the Pacific Coast team.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25

Coach Irving (Moon) Mond-
schein viii lead the Lincoln Uni
yersity Lions from Oxford. Pa
into Griffith Stadium. Nov. 23rd-
for the traditional Thanksgiving
Day Classic with the Bisons of
Howard University.
This. the 4sfh game between
these two CIAA opponents. Is
the oldest football rivalry In
s-me with Ohio State, and sure
lv next season
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18
Give Your Heart
A Valentine

Check up on your heart for
Valentines Day. says DR.. Joseph
G. Molner. commissioner of
health.
II you have the slightest in
..dication of heart trouble or.
are anxious about II. have an
examination by your doctor
now and put yourself under
his care. II may add many
happy and useful years 10
your heart its chance.
Heart disease led all causes
In Detroit last year and diseas-
es OF the heart and blood YES
sells accounted for more deaths
than the next five causes COM
bined The winter months are
the most critical ones as far
as your heart is concerned.
II you are past as. remember
to use common sense about over
exertion either in work or play
Be your age Winter chores
should be done in moderation
which require unusual exercise
A short rest in the middle Of the
TASK may save long weeks Of
rest in the hospital later.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18
Vest Sider's Diary
BY BARBARA l.. DAVIS

Murphy. Beatrice Mackcp
Also MadamS Annie Horton,
Rachel Neal Mary Jackson.
Grace Cobb. Emma Settles
Klingle smith. Mollv Dozicf
Ever Lee Troupe. Emma Ciav-
ton. Sula Stokes VIOLA Green"
Sadv Elcrvie Montgomery Gus
lima Sparks. Annette Field La
vlnla Calhound julia Mar hail
Daisy Williams Nina Roblnsn.
Swavne Alberta White
Also Misses Neil Malonc 10
Helen licndrck Mc-sci,, w d.
Davis. Thomas shelby Jack
Ilosklns. Judge Reed Morgan.
hutchinson. Anderson Harms
Hoskins Craddock Joseph Hill
lcrv John Eel. and f Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs Turner viii slsi
givc a tea Tor the atotcmcnilon-
cl baby al l4l0 ". Grand Blvd
~ Fob. 26 from four until ~cF-
and vcry nice program has
IN ocolck Everyone IS inv'cd
been prepared for the occa-ion.
hipc that this affair viii bc
as successful as the first
ma Murphy and Lcbcria =
On the Sunday evening Of
March twelfth. Madams 10
Anna Murphy. and Leberta
Billups will be presented in
reriial OF gospel songs at New
Light Baptist Churlh. The
program will take place at
eight o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Webb oi
23rd Street have been added "a
the list II opcciani parent,
Mrs. Cornelius Rocks If 342l
WEXFORD has just left nn a
visit TO Memphis. Tenn. where
She VIII visit her mother
Food For Thought; II sou
keep your chm IN IT'S hard TO
.rick your neck out"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18

thia Moore William Waters and
Charles Murphy
Movies were token Of the
party by Thomas Burns
a series Of baby showers are
beng held for the contestants
Of New Light Baptist Church
which will help TO aide in the
building OF the church and for
the purchasing Of an organ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Turner
of 1897 McGraw presented a
mack baby shower for iheir
adopted" daughter. Marian
Martin. last Sunday evening.
The shower was well attend
ed and everyone had lots of
fun playing games.
Some Of those present were
MessrS and MadamS Thomas
Pruit. Claude III. Steve Will
liamS. Orvllle Pointer. Admiral
UpShaw. Walker Collins. Smith
Revs. and Madams Anderson
Major Martin. Lee Brown. Rev.
William Dozier, Madams Adele
Jackson. Fila Kadv Jo Anna
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18
YM Young Members
see Circus for Free

More than rs boys OF the S.
Antoine Branch YMC.A en-
jovcd a special Saturday treat
when they saw the Annual
Shrine Circus al the Coliseum.
Complimentary tickets were dis
tributed by Russell Shields and
l. Goldman.
The February table tennis
tournament will take place on
the Is and 49,
Ranking Juniors (boys II 20
I'd are Caliv Troutman. Ken
meth Bolton. Rohclin Smith. Le-
on Brown. James Price, Levi
Young. Eugene Murray Levi
Davis. Joseph Williams. Willie
Hndman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18
House of Beauty
Prexy off for Paris

NEW YORK. - Rose Morgan,
president of the Rose Me'a
House of Beauty sailed for Eu-
rope last Saturday aboard the
luxury liner the Queen Mary
has been engaged for sometime
on formula for Strengthening
hair without heat or the equi-
valent TO heat through chemical
processes. She will study var
ious types of hair under less
plentiful circumstances in Paris
London and Italy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18
K | U B K O R N E R


a the Michigan School OF Soc
ial Science
Included in the program Viii
be interprctative dancing mum
bers. and singing by the Jewish
Youth Folk Chorus.
Aston will also be the narlat-
or for the dramatic program.
NORM Swanson, 6 feet. inch
sophomore center on the Univer-
slty Of Detroit basketball team.
scored as many points 1885, in IS
games as Bob Caihan scored his
whole sophomore year Calihan.
now Detroit coach holds the all
time Detroit scoring record Of
795 points, a mark we'll within
the reach Of the angular Swan
son
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18

The following officers were
elected Julia Green president;
Juaniia Wright, secretary: Olivia
Banks. treasurer; and Gertrude
Green. reporter.
Plans were discussed on the
making of exhibits to sell 10 the
public Home Projects. A prize
vii be awarded TO the division
making the most projects.
Keen interest was shown IN
the Banquet and Trophy Celc-
braiion TO be given by the MI
Clemens branch NAACP al First
Baptist Church, Blair and Church
Rosevlle, Monday. Feb q, at
eight o'clock.
Governor Williams will be pre-
.ented a citation and member
ship at the banquet. The entire
public is invited to attend. Cen
eral admission tickets are Sl.l0
and patron tickets Sl.50. All pat
ron ticket holders may have their
name printed on the official pro-
gam.
Tickets may be obtained by
soniacting the Special Finance
Committee. Ann Dorsey. route 5
MI, Clemens: Patton Hardware
Store 249l5 Gratiot, East Detroit
Read Drug Store. 27453 Gratiot,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18

YOUTH CLUB TO MARK
NEGRO HISTORY WEEK

The Frederick Douglass"
Club of the Labor Youth Lea
que will present dramatic
program in celebration of NE
gro History Week" on Feb. 18Th
at $3.50 at Jewish Cultural Cen
ter
The script was especially
written by Christopher c Ais
ton. well-known researcher in
Negro history and teacher of a
special course in History and
Culture Of the Negro People
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18
MONDAY Club Marks
Brotherhood Week

The MONDAY Luncheon Club
Of the Booker T. Washington
Trade Association Will observe
its annual Brotherhood program
Feb. 22nd at the Lucy Thurman
YWCA at 10 noon
The Rev. Walton + Cole, pas
tor Of First Congregation Church.
and Bishop Joseph KiWanuka OF
Masaka Uganda East Africa. will
be principal speakers.
Call the office Of the Trade
Association. Temple l0877 for
reservations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18

have a per-
feet dish all
you have to
do is follow
directions, so
I am told.
Evelyn Tur-
ner's eyes are
getting larger
ana larger Dut
can't & u e SIS
between Paul
M CT acken.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18

Among those present were
Claudia Friday Mr. and Ms.
Lawrence StarkS Addie Smith,
Marlenc and Erlenc DAVE
Booker and Sfank Rdgeway
kcnneih Rice. Delorcs Candy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18

Belvin Bailey or Robert Jordan.
Drop in the Valley and the first
person you'll see will most likely
be Mildred Brown or Maraniece
Vones, but on the floor doing the
Shin Sham Shimmy" will be
Marietta Farrackan or Alonzo
McKisack
Margie Clark can't see one
step ahead of her because Alvin
Jackson has torn her heart
apart.
Drum Moncrieg and his combo
is tops; almost as good as "Dz"
If you like fine clothes look
at the freaks worn by Bette
Banks. Beverly Evans. Bette
Rogers. Amelia Watts. Rita
Emith. Jeresfine Ross. Margaret
Jones. Gertrude Walker. 70
sefta Bell and Gloria Myers.
Shirley Thomas returned after
being out a year and half and
proved she's still big hit around
school.
II you're in the Paradise and
sitting near by you'll most likely
hear Anniece Edwards ask Joe
Adkins do you love me honey"
But. that's nothing because be-
fore he can say yes or no, she'll
say how much?"
II you want TO know the toast
Of the town and the one that's
really in the news. Just take a
peek at Northern High and you
will find no one else other than
Mr.. Ansley Harris" Northerns
most sophisticated male.
Some girls say VIM. Flemming
IS so sweet till he's sticky, while
Jesse Stacks is "dang-dong dad
dy' with bells on his shoes.
II has been said time and
time again that Mary chenaui
and Alvin Harris are the Girl
and Boy of the Year when il
comes TO personality and soft
smiles while Gloria Manning.
Eloise Thompson. Beverly Har-
mon and Vivian Graves give
out with those lovely smiles
and remain unconcerned.
Johnny Dyles has always been
one OF those great heartbreakers
but now we hope he doesn't get
heartbroken because De ores
Scott has him walking on clouds.
Speedway has been going
steady with Ethel and so are vo-
calist Ella Jefferson with Tom
my" and Betty Jones with Smitty.
Fine Miss Dorothy Robinson has
no steady but she is waiting for
her George TO return from How
ard u. BY the way. Norman
Tony Williams has been named
Northern's Casanova.
Blakely Cole is running for the
Best Dressed Boy att Northern
and think he will succeed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18

Clarence Gary. Harold Hood.
Bill Jones. Jerry Roberts and
Ronald Tlsley.
Also Evangeline. Gloria and
Glygella Edmonds. al Brown,
Katherine Coddsbv Jean Camp,
Doris billiard. wilbur b bcr.
Barbara Jones Bill Harrison,
Doris Oalmer Dora Johnson.
Fred Hunter RoWletts Leon
Wingo MURRAY Robertson Mvra
Morrill, Mary Robertson and
Louis Proctor
CHARLOTTE ARNOLD
HOSTESS
Miss Charlotte Arnold has her
party FRIDAY night Cues you're
wondering why she gave party.
Well she recently ctuincd from
a trip to the West and decided
to invite few gas and their
friends n for discussion Of her
many adventures
Listening eagerly wore Gwen
Poole. Joandel Howell Lucy
Sylvester Barbara Fuller Betty
Armstead Olivei Terrell Clara
Smith and Lucia Jatk,on
KAPPAs OR ALPHAs
The Kappas played ~ Alphas
al BfeWsier Ccnic saturday
evening and iwa, tcresiiag
10 watch the paSsne aarade IS
il was 10 view the roe IN
iclcstIne spectator, ncNaeo Fave
Hale Bar bara and Blaine Dem
ming Leon Wineo ! Ronlete.
Emile Jones Sue Iaii Noah
Brown Jane. Dame Lorenzo
Wright John Halce Hoccr Adj
ans Kenneth Buwcll Herb VIII
son. Barbara Shiioso J Bell
Roland Freeman. Jatucs Gre
sham EVELYN Rod and Nivlan
Hall.
PASSING CHATTER
Bernadine William and Bur
rell Dudley were hnorcd with
a reception Sdnaay q the New
Orleans suite Of fne Carlton
Plaza Hotel seen consolidating
The newly Wcds wcc Aglne VILE
hams Charles Mile Ease vii
lams. Lcnnic Lewis Fdd., Wait
man. William Poscy X Thpnp-
son. Ray Dcon YNnne Rogers
and her fiance
Teola Crannon recently re-
TUNED from very ENJOYABLE
tip 70 Washington whore she
visited hcr hcau William caagg
La Voia Reashe and Alan
Jones VIII iic The knot come
June 25 Gwtnnc Poole n
forms Us that rumors concerning
her getting married arc Just;
that
She reports that She has no
immediate plans forwellock =.
Kenny Burrel would Ike 80 ex-
press his appreciation % those
who came out TO make he "gui-
tar benefit success c T..
Collins the florist has opened
the cujeSt little tlowe, shoppe At
ITO +. Warren Golly he has
everything there ANY kind Of
floral design that you NJ ent even
dream Of is there Tor vol
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18
Round and About

The Delsprite Club had rush
party last Sunday. Some of the
girls were Rose Thomas. Freda
Hood, Shirley Hackett, Shirley
Heard, Barbara Pryor, Dolores
Henderson, Shirley Hill.
Lou Ann Hunt is in a constant
daze over Flennard Tate, but still
] was given note saying, Il have
eyes for Lee Grant Hail.
II you'd like to try someone
that's cool but yet mild. then try
Andrew Hill, Herbert Martin,
VIM. Young. Francis Cook, Mel
vim Green or James Gray. To
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18

Alice Alerkev
Ted Caldwell
EVELYN Burns,
Robert Bur-
|keS J 9 n mic
Foster Robert
Burns Dofo-
|thy F d a s
Nh and Mrs
Clinton Long
nirc. j o vc {
FRIDAY Cor
Ion rant. (Nn-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18
The Social Promenade
BY KATHERINE HURLEY

Cupid really played big part in the happenings THIS
week HI took aim hit perfect target right into the
hearts of local fraternity men. While under he magic
smell Shirley Frazier was elected TO reign Sweetheart
of Kama Alpha Psi for the year $50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18

A similar title was bestowed
upon personable Shirley McTyre
who will be installed al the Al
phas banuqet Feb. "a at the fra
ternity house on Eliot while Miss
Frazier was introduced at a
Sweetheart Dance Sunday eve
ming al the Kappa Ksstle
Every girl al once time or an
other would like 10 be called the
sweetheart" Of someone. These
two young ladies, no doubt are
thrilled al the honors coming
their way in a big way.
LOVICA HILL WEBS
ODELL BOONE
Miss Hill. daughter Of the Rev.
and Mrs. Charles A Hill, became
the bride Of Mr. Broome al Hart
ford Avenue Baptist Church,
The bride was -given in marriage
By her father. the Rev Mi Hill,
who also officiated at the cere-
monies. She wore white satin
gown. The snug bodice had an
inset yoke of chantilly lace. edged
IN pearls
A juliet cap held her three
quarter length veil Of illusion.
while on her arm. she carried .
bOuuuc ~ Whiie roses.
IN TAFFETA GOWN
Roberta Hill Waldons. sister OF
lhp bride was mairon 81 honor
She wore rcd gown made win
sweetheart neckhne with the
ilfyne panel yoke Barbara W
Bcrnoudv Harriet Brown Coral
dine Bryant Pauline Cloud Betty
Hodo Loretta Long. Phyllis Mac
Neil OF Dayton and Jackie
Thompson we're bridesmaids The
attendants wore emerald greer
and red gowns Identical with
that of he matrou OF honor
Edward. brother OF the groom.
was best man. Walter Clifton.
William Gary. Wesley Hill.
Lewis Jefferson. Emmett Long.
Robert Phillips. Julian Smith.
Samuel Watson. Harry Willis
and Thomas Woods of Chicago.
seated the guests.
Mistrcs>cs MARY Hill and Ro
berta Walden were flower grli
aud they were The most doll-lik,
creatures YOU have seen Aturcc
IN rufflcd oreandy short dresses
Master Charlie a. Hill. II va
the cute little ring bearer.
KAPPA SWEETHEART PARTY
Those >uave Kappa men gav'
party at their Kastle Sunda'
evening 10 introduce their Swee;
heart OF 20 10 the public Mis-
Frazer their Sweetheart. o
30 tabovel IS evidence why sh.
waS selected She wore for tn
occasion a navy blue crepe dres
with very simple details
Among the many guests were
Bob Coleman who escorted the
ne WHY elected sweeihearis;
Louis Graves. Airline Williams.
Karl Woods. AlYne Jones. Nor
man Morris. Erna. Corrienne
and Dorothy DeBro. Carl
Young Pat WhifbY. Clara Free.
man. Virginia Hood. James Nd
ans. Paula Rodgers. c. Turner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18
Housewives Set
Comm. Institute

The Housewives League will
hold lis 4th Committee Institute
al Lucy Thurma YWCA
Wednesday. Feb. % from 10 &c
4 pm in the Blue Room.
All housewives and organiza-
tions are invited to participate
by sending one or more repre-
scniatives ito the Institute. Rep
rcScnta.ives will be requested "a
discuss The Economic Chal-
lcngc." under the following sub
titles:
How is il being met?
A. BY Individuals
B. BY Organizations
2. Suggested future possible
ties.
Mrs. Fannie 3 Peck. chair
man. stated that the institute
was being held in order TO keep
abreast with the changing times
and TO help make work OF me
Housewives League more effec-
tive.
She added that this was only
possible through cooperation in
the evaluation and planning OF
a program by a large number ol
persons. representing various or.
CARNATIONS.
A brief declaration Of princi-
pies of the league is:
I'VE recognize the economic
power which the housewife pos
sesses and we believe that
through constructive efforts.
we hold the key to the
doors d opportunity that vii
make il possible to-. (a) Es-
tablish loyalty CD Develope OPP
portunity (c.) Stabilize oui
economic status
Mrs. Mamie f. Black serves
as League president and Mrs
Naomi r. Jefferies fills position
as publicity chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18
MT. CLEMENS. YOUTH COUNCIL
HOLDS ELECTION OF OFFICERS

branch Youth Council No elected Officers
meeting last week at the home of its director
Mrs George 326ll Robertson St Clair Shores
The following Quarlcs Market 1907 Ten Me
elected Julia president. Rosevie lie Roy Drug
Wright secretary Olivia Store A Macomb ST. Mt Glenn
Bank and Gertrude
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18

Blakely Cole is running for the
Best Dressed Boy att Northern
and l think he will succeed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18

Mistrcs>cs Marv Hill and Ro-
berta Walden were flower girls
and they were the most dolllike
features YOU have seen. Aturcd
IN rufflcd oreandy short dresses
Master Charlie a. Hill II vas
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-06
On Manners
And Morals
In Denmark

Two words crop up a great deal
In the Danish language. One is
''I'' and the other "Thank YOU.
when they get their ticket in a
bus or a train. They say THANK
you" when they are given their
change. When they buy anything
In shop they say THANK you" at
least three times. Variations of
Thank you" are "Many thanks",
Hearty thanks" and "A thousand
thanks. The two latter are used
more particularly II you really
mean it.
When you are invited out to
Danish house you begin by saying
Thank you for inviting me-; go
on to Thank you for the food
when dinner is over; departing,
you mutter Thank you for this
evening"; and at the next meeting
rush out with Thank you-for-the-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
These thanks" are usually &C.
companied by prolonged and
hearty handshake. which must in
any case be given on arrival, on
departure, and after dinner or any
Of meal.
It is not unusual for ladies to
stand up when they are introduced
either to ladies or gentlemen. It
is not unknown, however, for Da-
nish men to sit happily on their
chairs when a lady comes into the
room. This should not be set down
hastily to mere rudeness. The
man may have got hold Of a good
chair and be afraid Of losing It to
someone else. He may even be
tired. or he may just not know
any better. From which il win be
seen that the Danes are not par
ticularly polite or formal a.
though, kind hearts being more
rare than coronets. il may per-
hsps be mentioned that they will
cheerfully rush all over the town
to do something for . visitor or
drive him 20 miles into the country
II he, wants to see . memorial or
"a lnn-. a. - t---s - IS
Ona- need have no seruples shovt
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-09-06

holm.
If nothing unforeseen happens,
the Stockholm Concert Hall Will
thus be the scene of a unique gath
ering on December IL. AS a rule,
the annual Nobel ceremony in
Stockholm takes place on Decem-
Der 10, the anniversary of Alfred
Nobers death, which, however.
falls on a Sunday this year. To
mark the half century. q memorial
book about the Nobel prizes Will
also be published.
II was on June %. 1900, five
years after Alfred Nobel had writ
ten his famous testament. that the
Nobel Foundation. then began %
function ~ the holder of Nobefs
legacy and the administration q
his intenttoas, and In 1904 the first
Nobel prisess were awarded -