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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-15
Ado Expects Early Call on Walter Bill;
Anticipates Test within Ten Days
By Senate; Passage Of Measure Seen

WASHINGTON. d. c. March Is
(ADC) - With further action on
DIP legislation suspended by the Sef1-
ate until March 81, the JACL ADO
today anticipated call of the Sem
ate Calendar, thus permitting ano-
Their test on the Walter Resolution.
within the next week to 10 days
Twice when the resolution, grant
ing naturalization privileges without
respect to race or color has come
before the Senate Sen. Richard B.
Russell, ID. Ca, has blocked its
passage His has been the only OBJ
lection to a measure which must
have unanimous approval to pass
on the Senate calendar.
After his last objection, Sen.
Russell said he did not oppose the
bill because of its objective, but
feared the measure might possibly
grant naturalization privileges to
chants, students and others here
for temporary residence.
In a letter to Sen. Russell Mike
Mssaoka, national JACL Ado legis-
laive director, wrote:
1T is our thought that the diff
Guilty which concerns you may lie in
the legal Interpretation of the
phrase: all immigrants having
legal right to permanent residence,
90. rather than in the language of
the resolution proper. Thus, to cite
a specific example, the language of
the resolution proper would have no
effect in any way upon Chinese
treaty merchants, since the latter are
MOI now barred from citizenship 'ba-
cause of race
IF the difficulty does lie with the
language of the title (of the acD
we suggest that it be changed to
read as follows:
Ian act) to provide that the pri-
vilege of becoming a naturalized
CT izen of the United States shall
not be denied or abridged because of
race"
Mote: The title now reads-T0
provide the privilege of becoming
a naturaliZed citizen of the United
States to all immigrants having a
legal right to permanent residence.
The bill then proposes to grant all
such immigrants the privilege of
naturalization without regard to
race or color.
We feel certain the letter con-
t'nued this new phrasing would be
acceptable to the sponsor, Rep.
Francis E. Walter. 3D., Pa, and
wou be approved by the House
We hope the above suggestion
may be of value to you. If on the
basis of such an amendment, you
would be willing to call up H. ]. Res.
1886 Cthe Walter Resolution at an
carly call of the Calendar, we would
be most grateful"
Sen. Russell has not yet commen-
co upon the latter.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-15
JACL'S Meeting
Set Tonight

First general membership meeting
of the Seattle JACL chapter will be
at 8 pm. today "Wednesday, March
15) in the Japanese Baptist Church,
it was announced today by Harry
I. Takagi newly-elected president.
The years agenda will be discus
ed, according to Takagi.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-15

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-02

l,er Heaieruns nod iduloia. Solanae
ober Sie Yariier aalnmcr in ser Ga,
dr lrntitig iei, leien fueocr oie
Commonwealth" .Staatell nod I'M.
lcre cigene 9e9ierllng in Scr Gage,
allf oiplomntiihe @eiie lllo outd)
@irfit)oftsbilfc oie puiolioierun9
Ser GerbGlttillt in ser nltcn fran5o=
liiben &olonie bei5lttrugen.
Sie 20. .. SerolosSribumc" ncillt
bon oem Stcuerprogranm ocs ErGIi.
benten Srlman es 5ielc oarauf nb,
aue moslihcu &eformiuiinid,c ST be.
trieoigen, Sllgleih abcr ald 0cll
polltilbcn &onieuucu5en irgenOciner
lolten Heformnlnbnabme moglihit
aus Dem Wege 81 gGben. .Srot oes
I'M allgemeinen fritiiben Cones bcs
&ommentars su ser Stel,crbctidJaft
Oes Hrdiioentcn miro oieier bon oenl
@latt gum Sblub naAgeriibmt, es
lalie iih riebr piel 5llguniten Ser al.
gencinen 8runoidte Ser Sruluan-
ihcn Stcuerpolitit iagen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-02
Sdtpcree,pitt.
Ninotdn,pie

Mll0rco Vurfc. &eltmclltcr tSruu
en- 9iingtimpicrln, bot Eromotol
Sad 8anlon cnguglcrt ibrcn Sltcl 81
id)ilEcn gcgen .Dtae @cIton I'M Nub:
lie guoitorllm 0icnstng, Ocn :. Sc
brllur. @urfe bat cine geioDrlif,l
@egnerin. N@N Wieiiter 2au ScI
mibt lid nit 9ia 2aneion, oes eil.
ma(iGen Srlgers bes Sitels. @en(
Stnnlee. befannt als DIR. slmerica'
luegcn icinem ihonen &orper, iuirf
lih NIT Treo go5ic ihlagen. SSsn
Gag .aampI miro aap geQ luuo Srei
pon Slhadlt es nit Sufep Sinulno
pih lmo Or. 80 Mesfe nufncbmcn
Gen Groifnlul9stampf beginner Gor
Gpans 1lno ocr merifnnii6e enrique
CORES. Der erite &onlpf beginnt I'M
$3.50 l(br ubenos.
gintrittsfarten 81 baben in 9iin
Man Bios, 1856 Guclio Ipe.. uni
GentraI IrnlOrp Sidet Office.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-02
I'll Sirat 6rctto Sirius
%um l3. 1Sebrnar bis 2G. Tcbrnar

Cine crltulucnNC llnN clnNrlfa
polle 9lrran bon mlrlNcrbur llcllcu
slften lno slrtiltcn miro olrIrnahcn
bie gigautilt)e 1850 9llsgubc ocs
@rntto Sirius in Eublic Snn nll
13. Scbrlln.r bis 26. ,Scbrlnr. Tpr.
ltclllung lit urrnn9iert fiir 5lpeinlnl
tuglid, INN 2::3O unb S:15 abenos.
Scltcro Ole piclcn ncllen ,3iiac nls
europa miro llmla iein. Scr Mtnnu
Der nuf clncn 3ci9ciinocr ocbt
,Srnnjia @rllur Scr 9tiiiuafi uol,
bcm nnngiId)cn @lob- llno Ballfcl
9lft; Sic Orci Niargoa. mcibllhe 2,It
Srillcrs; Glauiiena oclehrtcn NGreu
Fctl:rirns 'pabbaltcr S>itno; Afroc5.
tolu>tia truilliertr ,SrCiheit EIcrbr
mla @ClglCn uub Quits Gorilu ga
rpoic.
3lprl Srllppcn bon @lcbcl tSIic.
genocn Eur5cIboum lhIngcnoc Tlic-
ger Die Nlientenocn Goncruoa uno
Nlttonps tra9Cn bel II Scr Sp,ncing
ling SSaIlcn0aa 9luiiiibrlmg ouI Dem
bobcn Iraht uno obne 9tcb.
Efdd) allfregenoere Seniatlonen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-02
6rci,>Glepelan>s lleir,>
unH 13l,tn,ei,>$ha,,

Gin Numblts Mllciun nit be5all.
bernocm 9eiiuiel Don Sanauer
&lullt muo &auo,pcrferu miro Die
9lunten- uno @urtenliebbuber IN
oicicr iubrllhcn 8rpBs 6 lepclano
Scim unb @llllucnld)ou erfreucn pom
4. bis 12. M1rs i'm Yublic 9lloitos
rillm.
sSoltt:r &. 2us ein Nrmce- ,suge.
nicur IN philadelphia inibreno oes
!, &rieges. lpar 10 eingenonlmen nit
Den Wtoglid,feiten bon 9amblls ols
elm Wateriul iiir mooeii5ierte Mobcl,
9lunenlpuIen, Sd)irmen mo oefo-
ricrbaren Stiiden bub er ins 8e.
It)Gft ging IN Glepelano nls cr ms
p0lflld)e Sebcn sltriifgefebrt mar.
,,Sn ieincr slusltcllung in Seimz
uno 9llmcnihou iperocn SCrr 2ub
rllo lcine Inou llngefubr 400 Der
id)ieoene 9lrtifel BON @ambus eins
lhlic6cno elm 9untbushnus, allsItel-
len. @rn,ber Ser sSeim. lmo 9lu-
men- slusitelllrng fonnen IN oles 81
paniihe SNulls eintrctcn Inn es Sr
priifcn I'M Sctuil luenn tie sic inpu=
nild)c Site befolgeu I'M Ml,s5ieben
ibrer Sd)ube.
Die SENT uno 9hmcn. .9lllsltel=
hung miro nicoer ocm Enbliflm eine
@clegenbcit gcben I'M Goralls Su ie-
ben bcppr sic 0llnlcniniicn fpnlnlt
IN bicier gSintcricftion ser Station.
Die Sol,ptarcno Scr Yublic Sau
miro lpicocr Elm brillontca Sd)ullipicl
bon 9lllnenido1rhctt nit piclcn Snll.
ieno bon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
@arten, sic Sen 9eludrrn prufti'hc
SSoeen gibt, Iebcn bos iie es iiberict-
sen fonnen il ibre eigenen 8nrten.
Trci pollitinOigc Sdiller ncrocn
gebnllt BON Scr Some Builders slllo-
riation IN ser $Seimieftion Ser Shul
uno icoer Guaoratillb Ser grpbcn
Sullcn hpcroen 9lusitellllngcn ton
@eritcu lmb slusituttllng bon Scim
uno 8nrtcn pom !. ltlr5 bis -.
@tar5 bcigcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-02
2(uei, Gkeatcr

Die autboliihen &riegspeteroncn
Gmabp9a Gollntp Chapter, miro ais
8ultgeber iiir sic Yrerliere bon
v@uiltp Of Greaipn" in ocm NGen
Sbcater iein pcm 8. ,sebruar. Som.
manoant Gbeiter s. Sod sob befannt
Ser Slim. ser oie @eihibte bringt
bonn Serbor binter bcm Gerbor bon
Soiepb CARDINAL Winos3entp, Erins
Erimut bon l(ngarn lit 10 entbllii.
aitilh engegengenommen llno refons
malloicrt lporoen bon Sen piclcnGle.
pclanN fatboliiben 8ruppcn, bab mir
onncbnlen onb un'cre Organization
6oItgcbcr lpiclt tiir ollie Gcternnen
@ruppcn mno dugeluenes Ylbllflln
lagt &onlnanoant aod).
Gr 'agtc alld). nndoen cr Dies
prGhtige @nnoelbilo geiebcn bel Ell,
ncIn priuotcn Goricigcu. id) fiiDle cs
lnnht Wertidtiten oic 1sre;hcit Ociicn
mir uls erfreueu urb 5llr iclbcn 3eit
ticf meine Tanfburfeit eiu slncrifo.
llcr 5u icin.
(lllo id) enupIcblc ocn Slim lpcil id,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-02
inter oem Gilernen Gorbana.

blnter 0em Guernen Norbang.
Gborles 9idfpro ais CARDINAL
Mtinos5cntp, Saul aellp, Bonita
8ronpiuc lmN 9iihnro SelT, Sptsc
ser Stcrnrollcn bon Oiciem Ieniatios
nCllrl Trnnlu bns alli Ser Heimuuno
Qcbrodt lpllroc iibcr sic bittcrc Sp-
puiitlon lrocr &omuulniltcnfrpnt Sr.
Quuiiutlpn in Nncrifu. Mubrelo oie
8cihhtc eroit)tet lit ut lie 9ciogt
luu:;;oen 9cucn elnen tatlutlihell Sil=
tergrlmo pon Dem Totcn Staatss
ltrcid) in llngarn unh policnbaItcnl
%crhor bon llnaurls Yrincc Ser &us
thplllNcn &lrde.
Trooujlcrct pom ltnnu Scr SIT,
Iers Gbilorcn" gcmutt bat, lit oies
&il.,oaahilo balie:rt uti Elm 9ub
Ms SSe See HilIiiu", geihricbcn BON
Mtitglieocrn oes lteberiec GreB Glubs
bon 9lmerlfa. Snfiormatiou ,puroe
pom .jiutrrl glIerncn Gprhong ges
ihmusgelt mo ertbielt Moterial fiir
SSenen bon &nmnlmiltilfen Mar.
terfonml:rn Seigeno ipic sic Noten
&nnfcilionell pcrorcben bon Sencn iie
luiinihcn SIT 5eritorcn.
Charles @ltroro, 5lucimnl cit
slfuoelnic Erullle crbultcn, bot Sic
Houe lulo lpiclt lie ollsgc5cihnet III
icincm @uh uls Cardinal !MinbsSeu.
tp. Yaul &cllp, Elm Stern ser @iibne
III ,Gonmeno Seciiion" ols omerifo.
niid)er 3citlmganlann pe:rludcno sic
,uabre 8eihid)te ocs MinosScutpScrs
bors aus ser Itaiie bon Hulienpro.
pnganou bcrals5ulb1len.
,Sn ibrcr melit oranutilhen sluf.
trctllng lelt oSSltlers Gbilorcn" 'piclt
&puita @rnnplllc. cine illnge nnga1
ride ShuIlebrcrin, sic III eincn rlli.
liihen Colonel, Hiho:ro Scrr, Der
Iicbt lit. SSie CT Bic 2iebe iiir oie
tommunlltiid)c Yartci betriigt ergibt
cine @eid)id)te Der bitteritcn ironil1.
en- Serorcbung.
,Saf @ratber ltno 9iobcrt 8oloen
proou5ieren v8uiltp Of Srealon" bas
bcltinInt muroc Don Selir Nielt. Sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-02

lhlicBcn Soc @ulb uno leine Srillen=
ocn ouitrctcnOen S0lucn llno Sigers.
Nrl. Mictto Sub lciitct sic C:rcn5s
Iinic bon Glpiafcit ali ibrer bod)-
lhluingcn>cn Stange. Srci &crocll
pon Glcpbanten lmtcrrihtcn bon s..
Shniot linn ebenfols 5l icben.
Erontilcnt l,lricr 6en Eollenrci=
bcrn iino sselir slolcr. Sou Sncobs,
,Srnnfic Salllta. Soc Sbort, Hincc
Enul, Curl Sbiplep lulb 0nnoerllnl
Crnlc @ilrh uno Sinlnlp slrnlll:rong.
SRcicrpicrte Sibe 5u perfauien lin
nllc &oritcllllngcl in 9tihnlnn Bros,
@urrplus pbcr IN Eublic Soau @or
Sificr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-02
3eitbilH in, Spic0el
Ger QreiIc:

3n Scr fiir5ifb bcrnoiatcn sluGer
nl(ylritcr &unicrcnS ser H0uocr bcs
britlihcn Commonwealth" III Gen
Ion id)rcibt Die - n8albington Yolt"
cs lei Su bcariiGen bnb oie Stnnts
MANNER. Die oprt perinunclt lporen
nit 9luannbnc oca i1oiid)cn Tcrtre.
tcrS, lid) fiir 9luerfcnnllna bcs Giet
nonl-,ic9imes in 6ron5. -Snood,iuc
ollSgeiprphen botten llngIiidliher.
oie sIncrfellnlng Vuo Sais llno lei,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-02
2(mskeb,aneseeieb
fir SCI, uetiau

&aibington. Tie Mbmlniltratipn
erfldrte. bab in oieien uniihcren
3eitl1ltiten cn1 gusbebllngs9elee fiir
Den 9totfaa porbunoen iein miiiie
lino oaB lo,uobl Ser Yraiioent oils
all6 Ser aonereb sic Soamad)t baben
ioaten oas @eies in &rait treten 81
laiien.
Seit einem Sahr brauhte lnter
Dem bisberigen @eieB fem Wtanu
mebr ausgeboben 5u iueroen, neil &c
| genug ;sreipillige gab 9im abel
perlangt Die Hegierung eine Gerldn
gerung oes 8eieses aui aui orei ipei
tere Sabre.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-02
50 211iuienen n,etr iiir.
2ltcnt>2lnlaaen perlai,ot

@uibllgtcn. Erdiibent Srun1an
teilte Dem aongreb nit, ouB Ser Aus.
bnu Der sltonyGncrgie- anlneen quite
tSortlhritte made uno onb fir ipelte.
re 9alltcn $S7. 100000 benDtigt
lueroen. sSerner iperoen $1,000, 900
fiir Die Senneliee Tallep Mutboritp
uerlangt, bie fire &rafhperfe eripei.
tern nil, l,m ous sltonmerf in Dat
Gtbge, Selan.. perlorgen 81 fonnen.
Sie Sumnlen iillo I'M Negierlmgss
etat fiir oas an 80. Sum- beginuenoe
Ekshliabr entbaltell.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-02
Eiebe anS Katkelisisnt,.s
in Guilty 81 Crcaien"

Beaen oen top'ten Nintcrgrlmo
Gerrat TerborS oea llnaorl'hcll
Cardinal !0tinha5cnp, r@lilm ol
Sreaion". Ga9Ie Sicn Er0lcntutlon,
erofnnet am s. Sebrllar iln Nllc1
Sbcatcr, er5Ghlt cine ipmncnoe @c-
lhidlte bon Homalce uNo Sltrigicn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-02

ocn Hreis bon Sreibcit u1to geeebenen
Iieilit I'M oieie isreibeit 81 erbalten
bon mebr ols 10000 MitsIieoern
otelcE Stubt oie unlerm 2onO I'M
lettcn &ricg nno anocrcn &ricgen
geOient.
Sd boifc cine tolollole Itctgc
Mcnl lden am 8. 6ebrlnr 5u leben.
0os erite Yrogromm miro nm 8
llbr abeuos IN isront upn 9lllen
Sbcater bcginnen, fiigte cr bin5u..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-02

Stolen tuerben l,nte:rltiist bon Barry
&roger, Gli5abetb Hosoon unO Go-
lano @interS
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-02
All Are Welcome to the
Alumni Luncheon

The alumni luncheon, one
of the events on the Univer-
sity commencement program,
will be served ut o'clock
Monday In LenOir hall, on the
edge Of Emerson field near the
law building. Tickets are on
sale at alumni headquarters
In the Carolina Inn. The fee
IL si.5O q plate. Faculty mem-
bers and other persons In
Chapel Hill, though not Uni
verslty alumni, win be vel
come. The University's new
president, Gordon Gray, will
be there. There h moi TO be
any formal speechmaking, but
Mr.. Gray win make . few re-
marks.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-02
School Graduates to
Hear Sermon Sunday

The baccalaureate sermon for
the Chapel Hill high schools
graduating class will be preached
at 8 o'clock Sunday (day after
tomorrow evening In the Meth
odist church by the pastor, Rev.
w. M. Howard, Jr.
The graduating exercises viii
be held at 8 o'clock next Friday
evening, June 8, In the Hill Music
hall. Clyde Erwin, State super
intendent Of public instruction,
will be the chief speaker.
The school glee club will sing
at the church services and at the
graduating exercises.
There are 10 members Of the
graduating class.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-02

These four elephants will be
seen here tomorrow Saturday
with the Rogers Brothers Cir
Gus, which will give perform
ances at 3 and 8 pm. near the
intersection of the Greensboro
and Hillsboro roads at the far
edge of Carrboro. The circus is
being sponsored here by ethe
Chapel Hill Junior Chamber of
Commerce and the Carrboro
Lions Club.
Persons planning to ! attend
can help the sponsors by buying
tickets now, since the two or
carnations get so per cent Of
advance sales but d much smaller
percentage of those made at the
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-02
Chapel Hnl's Vote

Chapel Hills vote In the con-
test for u. s. Senator in last
Saturdays election:
North precinct: Graham L.
6SS. Smith 1866, Reynolds %,
Boyd 3.
South precinct: Graham l,261,
Smith 100, Reynolds 10, Boyd 0.
Total, Chapel Hill: Graham
ares. Smith 2E6, Reynolds 40,
Boyd 8.
In the contest for the three
places On the board Of county
commissioners Chapel Hill (bOth
precincts together) gsvs Cobb
q, 2,Oee Votes Wilson 1,S13 Laws
4 ass, Eiland l,lB1, Walker 720,
and Long 431.
For sheriff, ChapsI Hifl gaye
L.atta 1877 vcses, Liner 762.
+ 4
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-02

Shortstop Melba Sturdivant
made the highest batting and
fielding averages Of the high
school girls softball team which
was organized this spring under
the auspices of the Recreation
Center. Tina Perry, who played
1st base, was the leading slug
ger with five home runs for the
season.
Other members of the team
who won letters were Ruth Eat
mon, catcher; Peggy Martindale,
pitcher; Captain Anne Umstead,
LIST base; Ann Woodard, Bird
base; Sandra Mann, End and 3rd
base; Jane Hogan, left field ;
Helen Ferguson, center field ;
Mary Alice Poythress, pitcher
and fielder; Foy Simms, right
field; LaRue Clark, center field,
and Doris Alexander, manager.
The team was coached by Miss
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-02
Country Store Safe StOsen

A safe containing money, war
bonds, and private papers was
stolen Monday night from the
COle-Lowe store on the Pitts
boro highway at the Orange
Chatham county line. The safe,
which had evidently been opened
with q sledge hammer, was
found Tuesday on a farm In
Chatham county. The cash and
bonds were taken and the pri-
yate papers we're left intact.
The IOss In cash amounted TO
several hundred dollars. It Ii
belIeved the robbery was COM
naitted by two men and . wom-
an who visited q number cf
stores and service stations be-
tween here and PittsbOrc Non
.day.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-02

meeting will give them a good
chance to learn and ask ques-
tions.
1T is important for the con-
tinuance of the Y-Teen and Hi
\ programs that parents give
their enthusiasm and support.
They are urged to show their
interest by coming TO Gerard
hall this evening"
DR.. Morgan will preside, and
the program will include reports
by Miss Sue Stokes, Y-Teen di-
rector, and Orville Campbell, Hi
Y director.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-02
Jr. Service League
Picks New Officers

Mrs. Miles Fitch was elected
president of the Junior Service
League at Its annual spring
luncheon meeting Tuesday Mt the
Carolina Inn. She succeeds Mrs.
r. L. Mckee. Other new officers
are Mrs. Il. M. Adams, LIST vice.
president; Mrs. T. M. Johnson,
End vice-president: Mrs. Robert
Stallings, recording secretary;
Mrs. Raymond knight, corre-
spending secretary, and Mrs.
X. w. Crutchfeld, treasurer.
The guest speaker was Mrs.
William G. Pressly, director OF
women's activities at WPTF, the
Raleigh radio station. Her sub
ject was Women In the World
Today"
The luncheon was Immediately
preceded by 3 recognition cere-
mony At which the following pro-
visional members were inducted
into full membership: Mrs. T. D.
Jones. Mrs. Charles Kirkpatrick.
and Mrs. Ward Thompson. Fiji
ty-two members and guests were
present.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-02
Chief Event Of Commencement
To Be Speech by Gordon Gray
In the Stadium Monday EveninS

Interest in this years Univer-
sity Commencement is centered
on the address that is to be made
BY the new President, Gordon
Gray, at the graduation exercises
in the Kenan stadium Monday
evening. This win be the student
hody's and the Chapel Hill COM
munity's opportunity to hear
President Gray. The exercises at
q o'clock will be preceded by .
band concert at $50.
The Commencement proceed
ings will begin tomorrow (Sat-
urday) with a talk by Chancellor
House at q luncheon for seniors
and their guests.
Rev. John C. Schroeder, chair
man of the department Of reli-
gion at Yale, will preach the bac-
calaureate sermon Sunday morn
ing in Memorial hall.
Class reunion dinners win be
held both tomorrow and Sunday.
AT z o'clock tomorrow (Satur-
dayl evening there win be q joint
generation reunion of the classes
of 1929, 1880, 1881, and 1882.
Reunion dinners at $50 Sunday
evening will be those Of the clas-
ses Of 1910, 1911, 1912, 1918. and
1926.
The annual dinner and meet
ing Of the Old Students Club
(alumni who were graduated so
years ago or morel win be hald
at | o'clock Sunday at the Caro-
lima Inn. The program on that
occasion will include the initia-
tion as freshmen" Of the mem
bers of the class Of 1900.
At o'clock Sunday: luncheon
meeting Of tt IHuRncs Williams
Philosophical Society. Speaker.
John j. Parker.
At 4:S0 Sunday: Concert at
the Davie Poplar by the Univer-
sity Band, with Earl Slocum -
director !. At $3.50 Sunday:
annual exhibit of student art In
Person hall, with gallery talk by
Kenneth Ness IS. At $3.50 Sum
day In the Hill Music hall: Men
delssolrn's oratorio. "St. Paul"
(Coasinasd On last psgs)
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-02
Parents Urged to Attend Meeting Tonight to
Discuss Work among Towns Teen-Age Groups

All parents Of schoolchildren
are being urged to attend a meet
ing to be held at s o'clock this
friday evening in Gerard hall
by the Chapel Hill Teen-Age
Committee, the chairman OF
which u DR.. william Morgan,
The meeting Is for the discus
sion Of the towns Y-Teen pro-
gram, the facilities for teen-age
activities In Chapel Hill, and fu-
ture plans for the teen-age
groups.
An announcement of 1t says :
This is an important meeting
and 1t is very important that all
parents attend, as well as 9TH
ers interested In the welfare of
our teen-agers. Because of the ef-
forts Of the committee, this year
has seen the first supervised
teen-age program Of It's kind in
Chapel Hill. The committee feels
that since its work is new. par
ents may not be well acquainted
with what is being done. This
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-02
Melba Sturdiyant Is Star of Softball Team

Sarah Umstead, director of the
Recreation Center, with help
from Coach Helen Smith Of the
high school. It's activities were
a part Of the regular spring pro-
gram sponsored annually by the
Recreation Center.
A news bulletin issued yester-
day by the team said: During
the season the girls played q
strong Children's Home team,
losing both games 1875 and 1l-3.
These were the smallest number
Of runs the Children's Home had
scored In o game this year. Tina
Perry and Ruth Eatmon hit
home runs off the Children's
Home pitcher. This was the
most home runs hit off their
team this year. Other teams
Chapel Hill played were Loves
Grove. Alexander Wilson, and
Southern Pines"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-02

gate. The tickets, $1.20 for
adults and 60 cents for children,
may be obtained from Kenneth
Putnam at the bank or from
Hugh Nanney at the branch
bank in Carrboro, or from any
other members Of the Jaycees
or Lions Club.
The show will include per-
formances by aerialists, wire
walkers, clowns, acrobats, Jug
glers, equilibrists, and trained
elephants, chimpanzees, sea
lions, dogs, horses, monkeys, and
ponies. These and other animals
will also be on view in a free
menagerle.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-02
Attends Picnic In Ambulance

The Rotarians attended q pic
mic supper Wednesday evening
at the Ephesus Baptist church.
1t was prepared and served by
the women Of the church. b. El-
lott Of PahOkee, Fla, . patient
at Duke hospital, came over In
an ambuIancs 20 as 20 maintain
d perfect 2O-year Rotary attend-
ance record. He remained IN the
ambulance which was parked by
the door Cf the church hut 10 he
could hear the proceedings.