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Evening star., 1950-09-27
Mrs.F F.A. Johnson, 81,
Widow Of Longtime
Newsman Here, Dies

Mrs. Frederick A. Johnson, 81,
widow of a long time Washington
newspaper correspondent and for
mer Internal Revenue Bureau
official, died last night at the
Friendship Rest Home, 5612 Wis
consin avenue NV.
Mrs. johnson broke her hip in
a fall nearly three months ago
and for more than six weeks was
in the Bethesda Suburban Hos
pital.
She was the mother of Mrs.
James L. Wright, wife of the
Washington correspondent of the
Buffalo Evening News. In later
years she had resided with Mr..
and Mrs. Wright at 3115 Forty
fourth street NV. Another
daughter, Mrs. Hazel j. Cham
bliss, lives at 4518 Avondale ave-
nue.. Bethesda.
Her son, the late Maj. Gerald
A. Johnson, USMC., retired. whose
body was brought here from San
Diego. Calf, was buried at Ar
lington Cemetery two weeks ago.
Mrs. johnson, the former Miss
Hilda A. Anderson, was born in
Austin, MINI. A Washington resi-
dent for 81 years, she had lived
more than half a century at 3433
Holmead place NV.
Her husband had represented
various Northwest newspapers
which included the st. Paul
Pioneer Press, st. Paul Dispatch
and Minneapolis Tribune. He was
well known to Capitol workers.
having served later on the secre-
tarial staff of the late Senator
Moses E. Clapp, Republican, Of
Minnesota. Several years before
his death he was a deputy collec-
tor of internal revenue. He died
in 1880.
Funeral services for Mrs. John
son will be held at 2 pm. Friday
at the Hines funeral home, 2901
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
will be in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-09-27
Al Bodies Are Recovered
BY the Associotsd Press

CRESWELL, England, Sept
27.-Grimy rescue workers hauled
up the bodies of At miners today
from the burned-up pit of Cres-
we'll colliery. Eighty men died
there yesterday in smoke. and
flame 1000 feet underground.
The bodies of three other vic
tins were taken from the pit last
night. A mine official said five
other bodies had been seen in one
shaft but could not be reached at
present.
The other Is bodies had not
been located, he added.
Although 100 miners escaped
Evening star., 1950-09-27
Spike Wallace Dies

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 27 (R.-
j. K. (Spike) Wallace, II, who
shined shoes at his Sedalia (Mo.)
birthplace to earn money for mu.
sic lessons and became a from.
bonist in the original Paul White
man band, died yesterday of 6
heart attack. His widow, Edith
survives.
Evening star., 1950-09-27

SESQUI STAMP-Design of a
Scent stamp commemorating
the legislative branch of the
Government was announced
yesterday as the last of four in
the National Capital Sesqui-
centennial series. The Capt.
tOl forms the central theme.
The first-day sale will be No
vember 20. -AP Photo,
Evening star., 1950-09-27
From English Coal Mine

from the main shaft when the
fire flashed along the black alley
ways of coal, it was Britain's worst
mining disaster since 1947. That
year 104 died in undersea work.
ings at Whitehaven.
Evening star., 1950-09-27

HOarding is foolish. Despite
the fighting in Korea there is no
immediate prospect of food ration
ing or shortages. Don't hoard.
Evening star., 1950-09-27

Bolivia has allotted only $140,-
900 this year for the importation
of entertainment films.
Evening star., 1950-09-27

1t is proposed. in some
quarters, that instead Of
building new oIUminvm
plonts in the U. S., we sub
sidize canadian expansion
asoin -. BUT -
~ The Canadian source Of supply
is entirely concentrated IN one area
much more vulnerable to enemy
bombing than the U. S. plants, which
are dispersed among 10 states: Ala-
bnmd, arkansas, Illinois, Louisiana,
.Ne,U York, North Carolina, Oregon,
Tennessee, Texas. Washington.
~ New aluminium capacity can be
built no,c in the United States, using
natural gas, coal or hydro-power for
electrical energy. This will further
disperse the production centers
of this country, and create more
aluminium for peacetime as we'll ss
defense needs.
~ America should promote u. 5.
employment and u. S. prosperity -
develop U. S. resources.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
CIVIL SUIT in
AUTO MISHAP
SPURS SUICIDE

Despondent over civil suits
resulting from a recent auto
mobile accident, a so year old
man fatally shot himself Sun
day as his wife and an under
taker friend, whom he called
prior to the shooting, stood a
few feet away.
The deceased, Phillip Cox,
l3454 Fleming, called George
Hoagland, 40, owner of the Hoag-
land Funeral Home 1901 +. Dav-
ison and invited him 10 come
over to his residence.
Upon Hoagland's arrival, Cox
pulled gun from behind him
and ordered Hoagland and his
wife, Pearl, to walk to the rear
o the house. AS they reached
the back door, they heard a one
shot Returning to the front
room. they discovered Cox ly-
ing on the floor with through
and through bullet wound Of
the right temple.
Mrs. Cox reported to police
that her husband had been in an
automobile accident and was
worried over having TO face a
suit, inasmuch as he was APP
parently at fault.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
BOY, 10, KILLED ON
STAIRWAY OF RTVARD
APARTMENT HOUSE

Juvenile Detention officials
and members of the Detroit
Police Department Wednesday
were still investigating the al
legged murder Of a l9-year-
youth who resided in an apart
ment house al 42l7 Rivard.
James McGrier, was found fat
ally stabbed in the forehead al
the foot Of a stairway. leading
up from the first floor, Of an
apartment at 55l6 Rivsrd last
Friday evening
Police are seeking Charles
Tuner. l8. 934 Theodore. whom
witnesses claim fought with Nc
Grier. prior to the stabbing,
after he left skating rink a.
long with five teen-age girls.
Meanwhile. officials were still
questioning the teen-agers. rang
ing from ~ TO is years Of age.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
YOUTHS FAIL TO ROB
REVENUE COLLECTOR

Two young Detroiters decided
last week that the local Col
lector Of Internal Revenue. no
doubt had all Of his collections
in for l949. and probably had
carried a few bucks home.
Anyway. police arrested Dom
aid Butler. II. 457 E. Kirby and
were seeking his pal in the rob-
berry. Willie Perry. Is, 244 E.
Palmer
Perry escaped despite the FIR
ing OF four shots by two patro-
linen who discovered the pair
robbing the home Of Giles Kav-
augh is Collector of Revenue for
Uncle Sam and was out Of the
anaugh. 1881 Muirland. Kavan-
city at the time of the attempt
cd robbery The youths used a
ladder TO get inside Of the house.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
CAN US. BEST
COMMUNISM?
BUDENZ TOPIC

"Can the United States De-
feat Soviet Communism" is the
subject of Louis F. Budenz's adj
dress, scheduled for Mercy Col
lege. Friday evening, May %.
Budenz. former editor of
he Daily Worker. Communist
newspaper. Is presently assist
ant professor Of economics al
Fordham University. and re-
Gently drew the headlines of
the nations newspapers, when
he attacked Owen baltimore.
u. s. Far Eastern expert and
affiliated with the U. s. State
Department "as being u Com
munisf representative"
baltimore, called before Con-
gress. upon charges Of Senator
Mccarthy Of Wisconsin, denied
that he is a Communist on has
ever been affiliated with them
or their movement in any man.
ner.
Additional hearings on the
charges. are. presently before
Congress, adm has caused con-
siderable debate. pro and con,
on the merits" Of Budenz's
charges.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20


Considine IL attempting 10
determine II the death of AL
bert Foster. s34 Virginia Park
was really result of the other
driver rsmming Fosters car in
to the ditch that divides the
expresswaY.
Considine was requested TO make
the through investigation after
the TRIBUNE was told by the
victims son, Joseph McGhee, that
he felt from other testimony that
his father died because Of man
slaughter act by Anthony Coccia.
20, 1854 Pearl Ave, driver of the
other car.
Foster died of internal injuries
soon after arriving at Wayne
County General Hospital, while
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20

Eastern districts Of New York
and Supreme Court Of the Unit
ed States.
In 1888 he was appointed by
the late Mayor LaGuardia as
Tax Commissioner, Borough OF
Manhattan. City Of New York.
The quota for the 1850 Mem
bership Drive is 10000 members.
Dr.. Arthur l. Thompson.
Membership Campaign chairman.
said: II am quite confident that
the Detroit branch will go over
It's quota this year. Our people
realize that the NAACP Is needed
TO fight the evils Of segregation
and discrimination which is so
economic and social life here IN
predominant in all phases Of our
Detroit"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
OF: WHITE HOUSE. CONGRESS. UNITED STATES

ATTENTION WHITE HOUSE. CONGRESS- UNITED STALLS
SUPREME COURT
COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE
MESSAGE WITH CHECKS AND TAX RETURN
On post of The Mother Church The FIRST Cnurcn Oh'
Scientist il Boston, Mass
Gods Successor to Rome Jerusaem Fellow Americans
The mental sickness OF All Nauo"e
'io Peoples in All Governments Says Il ,,,-.....
Major Prophet of our Father Mother God all o
pp 1917 Health the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy who wildly the OF God do
Luther Job in this aoeIIl -,
Gods Christ Messiah to All Peoples triumph
over communism Ire Rev. Eddy See Matthew 1889
Lovingly yours according to Christ
Andrew F. Fruehauf, CS
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Check
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APRIL 18TH ADDITION
My opening statement my the Wednesday Noon Cnrs
N QUESTIONABLE Observation-Disclosures
Van Science Testimonial Meeting ineaue
share with you my uncaed the u s. Government
science Rome and Jerusalemll as an
Emancipation Proclamation all Of the human race and the
answer TO the mu billion dollar laundering and raekeserns OF
our mesi
APRIL Path ADDITION
Tobaccoi
We will labor and the earths vast acreage
Nu serving the devil-animal mngnetismiii
The Christ like leadership The oundefhs ms
a'ei producing typei
God true but every liar"the Bible and Science
Health declared submit the oscphhe o SV
NnriSt Science and be an Immortal?
Editors Notes the expressed opinion OF
The the Tribune Mr. fruchaui
modern Christian Science has been saunh sup
porter of the Christian teaching for more than 30 years
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20

Mrs. Juanita Romans. 20,
1850 Fleming. was found dead
in a puddle Of blood about 7:45
am. jammed against the front
door Of her home by tenant
Jackson D. Mcclure. who was
returning from his job al the
u. S. Rubber Company.
Ralph Jackson. 40-years Of age.
the Tilted commp law husband.
is sought by police for investi-
CATION in the gruesome murder
of th wenaAp who reported +
quit him six weeks ago with
intentions of remarrying the man
whom she was welded to by
mail order" and then divorced
three years ago.
Two Stab Wounds
Mrs. Romans body was found
al the foot OF the stairs in the
rear of her home at the Flem-
ing address with two large stab
wounds in the left chest
Mcclure called the police and
fire departments. both of whom
responded and found it neces-
sary to enter the home through
window. Mrs. Romans body
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
RACE WIDOW ATT
FREED ON $1,000
More Than Half
Douglas Project
Families Homeless
Realtors Recommend
Dropping of Race Tag

The segregated public
housing program of Mayor
Cobo and the Housing Com
mission backfired again this
week upon announcement by
the Detroit Real Estate
Brokers Association tn a t
there were (never) no
homes available for relo-
Gated Negro families from
proposed slum clearance
areas.
Maceo Crufcher. president Of
the association. stated Monday
that not only were there no
houses for the relocated fami-
lies. but there is a shortage of
available homes.
In answering request made
by Harry j. Durbin, housing COM
mission director, to see if the as
ISOLATION could relocate the evict-
ed families, Crutcher informed
that the task of relocating Ne
gro failies living on sites Of the
Frederick Douglas Homes project
is impossible. y
Drop Racial Tag
He recommended dropping RAJ
cial designation OF housing areas
so that the relocated families
could move-in the first vacancy.
This recommendation was APP
parently offered because the pro-
posed Frederick Douglas Apart
ments project is the first of the
sluIn clearance program on which
tSee Housing. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20

Court
Five Suits
Suits against the ABC have
been filed in five states and a
Chicago judge assessed a fine Of
$500. in lieu of revocation Of
their Illinois charter. allowing
them to get their house in order >
An Injunction seeking a ban
on the ABC in Michigan was
sought from Attorney General
Stephen Roth last week, when
a delegation Of Michigan citizens,
representing several organizations
and headed by Mrs. Beasley,
lodged their complaint with Gov.
Williams in Lansing.
The campaign TO remove the
color line from bowling was
launched by the UAW-CIO in
1914 at the American Bowling
(See Bowling. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
LANDLORD HIT
WITH GUITAR,
CLEAVER, CLUB

Warning. landlords should not
not be too insistent about tell
ing tenants 10 turn off the gas
that is. natural gas,'
One found guilty on Monday
was hit with everything but the
kitchen sink. and is now rest.
ing quietly after an attack with
guitar. meat clesver and leg
Of table.
Charles Jones. So. 1852 Deb
mar ordered his tenant, Clin-
ton Henbson. 30, to turn off the
gas jet
In answering Henson struck q
few notes across Jones nose with
the guitar
Not satisfied. with the music
created by the guitar-nose col.
liberation. Henson raped his
landlord viii a meat cleaver and
capped it off by hitting his
shelterer on the head with the
leg of nearby table.
FeloniouS assault charge was
placed against Henson. who Is
being held for investigation
Meanwhile, the landlord is re-
from his injuries. The
guitar now silent. is held az
evidence. along with the cleav.
or and table round.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
Was Christ a Mason Question
Prompts Series on MasOndOm

The TRIBUNE ran story recently by Associated
Negro Press local Representatives Robert Crump, who
reported that the ot-debated and still unsettled ques
ton: "Was Jesus Christ Mason revised by Dr.
w. J. Fitzpatrick sovereign grand commander, Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rites Masons, Easter Sunday.
Last week rebuttal to the statement made
by NJ Ali Demar. member of the Mosem faith, which
in the Tribune and caused much comment
Just what is Masondom that it can be referred to
as having Jesus Christ a member? When. where and
why was it formed and for what purpose? Is there
many components of is opened to all peoples Of
all races under governing statue?
These and more answers about Masondom will be
answered in series beginning next Wednesday by
William O. Greene IL, Most Worthy Grand Master
Prince Hall Grand Lodge Jurisdiction of Michigan
Get your copy of the TRIBUNE early to read this
exclusive feature. -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20

was moved by the firemen. so
that the door could be opened.
Pictures were then taken by the
Homicide Department
Mrs Romans divorced her hus-
band, Charles Romans. 80. 1890
Mclean. three years ago and
since that time had been living
as common law wife with the
suspected slayer. Ralph Jackson
Met Through Letter Exchange
Friends reported TO the TRI-
BUNE that Mrs Romans had Of
Ten talked of meeting her hus-
band through secret hearts" let
tSee Mail Order. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
Flees Detention Home
BY Using Drain Pipe

A 15-year-old youth escaped
from the Juvenile Detention
Home Monday repeatedly by
climbing the fence of the roof
garden where he was playing
baseball and sliding down the
drain pipe
Wate- Porter, 1923 Gladstone,
was reported missing about
three hours after being taken
TO the home for investigation OF
larcenies from newsboys.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
Toys With Gun, Boy
Wounds Own Finger

Toying with a % csliber re-
volver Monday resulted in Jar
reat Leroy, is, $685. Russell
getting a wound Of the middle
left finger.
Leroy told police that he was
tinkering with the revolver
which he had found in an alley
about two months ago when
il discharged.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20

his passenger. Willie Jackson, %,
1547 Clements, suffered broken
leg and head injuries.
jackson in his bed at Wayne
County General Hospital told the
TRIBUNE last week that Foster
was doing about go miles in his
1949 Pontiac and passed three
white youths in a l949 Mercury.
Resented Passing
The driver (Coccio) eviden-
tally resented us passing him.
Jackson explained. and sped up
to come alongside Of our car that
was on the left Of the two lane
expressway.
THE driver didn't look at the
tSee Auto Tag. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20

Louis Jordan. president River
Rouge. Ecorse branch NAACP
told the TRIBUNE Wednesday
that Mass Meeting would be
held Sunday in protest of the
laxiiY of the local officers
which included allowing The &C.
cussed 10 walk in the court.
room without a police guard.
Jordan added that the defense
attorney told Judge Barber that
the case was irumped-up by
Negroes as stunt TO hinder
chances of Lavsssaur in rum.
ing against Mike Brown. a race
member. in the coming election
for presidency OF Local 1888.
The NAACP branch plans 10
fill the courtroom on May rs 10
see that justice is done and
that politics will be kept out Of
the case. Jordan explained.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
CAY BAR BOUNCER HELD IN
GUN.SLAYINC OF CUSTOMER

Following the fatal shooting OF
e customer who had been put
oai W ;he Gay Bar, 26l6 Gratiot,
'ree times last Friday night.
police 81 The Homicide Depart
mea' ere holding bouncer who
i.'i NE shot that killed Mat
ineN Russell. Al. 1877 Mack.
Otto Wash. 81. 1891 French
Road employed by the West
ern Detective Agency. 275 E.
Ferry. is held for investigation
Of murder. Coiee Griffin. AZ.
loa+ (. Kirby. a partner Of
Wash ard also employed by the
Detective Agency. was carried
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
Wife-Beater Halted
BY Baseball Batter

II took baseball bat welded
by the caretaker 10 stop ten
ant from beating-up his wife
and disturbing other occupants
at 1893 Ravner Sunday night.
Willie Thomas, 81, suffered
laceration of the scalp with pos
sible skull fracture and fracture
of the right wrist, inflicted by
Leroy Sutton. 40. who sought
to stop HIM from beating his
wife, Ruth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20

Mrs. Olive BeasleY. secretary
for the NICER. stated this
week that Removal Of the
restrictive clause by ABC is
significant forward step. II now
becomes the responsibility OF
ABc affiliaies 10 promptly inn
plcment The policy OF equality
Of recreational opportunity
locally. and the Michigan Com
miiiee on Civil Rights calls
upon state and local law en-
forcemeni agencies 10 see that
Establishments licensed by mu-
inequalities or the state comply
fully with public policy and
The Michigan Civil Rights
laws"
Despite the action of the, ex.
E u,ives Of the ABC in Column
lH last week. they also stated
fasi test case may be carried
Is 'he United States Supreme
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20

10 police headquarters as a
witness but was released until
further investigation
Russell. according to police,
was shot as he entered the door
of the bar with his right hand
in his pocket. AS he was put Out
the third time, he allegedly made
the statement that he would re-
turn with pistol.
Griffin assisted Wash in putting
Russell out the last time and
was standing near the door, along
with Wash when the victim re-
turned. Although he is reported
(Sec Gay Bar. Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
African Chief Sees
His First Lion

LONDON. Eng The Kaba-
chewura Of Konja. 33-year-old
chief Of an African Gold Coast
tribe, got a look at his first lion
last week through the bars of
London zoo cage.
The king of beasts are very
scarce in the junple areas Of the
Chiefs domain. They are num-
erous in the more arid regions
of Africa.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
Irate Wife Stops Mate
With Boiling Water

She took the hide off his
back-with hot" water
Bonnie Evans, as, 1882 Clay,
was able to get TO Receiving
Hospital, where he was treated
for first and second degree
burns OF the back as results 81
his wife throwing a pail Of hot
water on him during = family
argument.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
Warrants Issued
After Attempted
Bribery, Schemes
Pose AS Officers
to Trick Her Away

Climaxing three weeks Of
attempted bribery and con-
niying. two employees of the
Great Lakes Steel Company
in Ecorse, Mich. were ar
raigned in Justice Of Peace
Judge BARRIERS Court,
charged with raping a young
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20

Judge hubert I. Delaney. Of
the New York Court of Dom
este Relations, will be the
kickoff speaker for the 1850
NAAcP Membership Drive at
a Mass Rally May FL. al Eb-
enezer AME Church. 4225
Brush.
A famous jurist and former
assistant United States Afior-
ney for Southern New York.
Judge Delaney is a national
idrecIor of the NAACP and
serves also as member o. its
Branches and Youth Work
Committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20

widowed mother.
Erwin tWhiiiel Lsvsssaur. 81.
l53 Richter. River Rouge. and
(see $1,000 Bond. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
Committee on Civil Rights Confident
Detroit Abe Units viii Drop Bar

Upon announcement by the American Bowling Com
ur,ss that it would eliminate the discriminatory clause
tvhte males ony) from its constitution, the Michigan
Committee on Civil Rights confident this week that
MI affilates Of the ABC would follow suit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
AUTO TAG GAME DEATH
STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION

investigation Of the death of 66-year-od brckma
aegedly from playing game OF automobile tag ON
Wilton Expressway May 1st still being launched
Wednesday, according to Assistant Prosecutor Considne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20

Judge Delany Is a member OF
the organizations National Board
OF Directors. He was assistant
United States attorney for the
Southern District Of New York
and has been admitted to prac-
tice in the United States District
Courts for the Southern and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
1850 NAACP MEMBERSHIP
DRIVE STARTS SUNDAY

The Detroit branch NAACP will launch its Annual
Membership Drive Sunday at 80 D. at Ebenezer AME
Church with Judge Hubert T. Delany of the Domestic Re-
lations Court of New York City principal speaker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
Mail Order: Bride
Slain BY Lover
TILTED COMMON LAW MATE
IRED OVER RETURN TO HUBBY

A marriage, eliminated by mail order" terminated
abruptly early Monday morning when Tilted common-aw
husband used stolen Merne Corps knife to stab to death
pretty young Divorce with whom he had argued and
lived with happily until six weeks ago
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-08-30
N. ". Sunday School Teachers League
Elects EtSukO IchikaWa to be Prexy

Etsuko Ichikawa of Seattle was
elected president of the Northwest
Sunday School Teachers League at
it's semi-annual teachers session on
Aug. 25. 26 and q in the Seattle
Buddhist temple. The session and
meetings for officers of the North
west Young Buddhist League were
held in conjunction with the series
of lectures given by DR.. Daisetz Su-
zuki
Others elected were vice president,
Yasuko Hashimoto of Tacoma; sec
rotary. Masako Shimada, Seattle:
treasurer, Shizuko Fujita. Portland;
and research chairmen, Takako
Yoda, Seattle; Yasuko Hashimoto,
Tacoma; Alice Matsumoto. Port
land; and Kerry Soejima, Spokane.
Retiring officers include president.
Nobue Shimizu of Seattle; vice pre-
sident. Shiz Ochiai, Portland; secre-
tary, Suzie Muramoto, Seattle; and
treasurer, Kerry Soejima. Spokane.
Members of the Sunday School
Teachers League and officers of the
Lotus YBA and Northwest Young