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Evening star., 1950-09-02
AUTOMOBILES A FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1e4s Torpedo "6" 4,dr;'
sAFEWAY, 3 i II iMIoTosSsS. s lS 1900 I4th s.,
Tssio pS s4ss ana heater; s4e6. AID. s?S2'
Pontiac c'' 1s4s eonv. The perfect
gift for the son or daughter going
to college. Well priced at S2,097;
4 mo. guar. SAFEWAY MOTORS,
hs9o No ,ll1 14th st. NV Cat l4sh and ~
Pontiac oS tl5i; 40 silver Streak 8; fully
PONTIAC 40 Chieftain Hydra-Matic
sed;; 81: :7s4: Why pay more9 We vs
Seesa ISi 1sss snan A6o o0vn
sALEhs, 1871 sladensbprs. IS IS -
style. r. and b.. new seat covers;
pSNTrSc SSNSgr e 9fst sao osg s Sdor I Ss4 Sedan; h
clutch, carburetor, battery, tires,
ssipts sshas s1af ss4b. ~ a. eSSss5ss sSss aa'sG
PONTIAC 40 chieftain Hydra-Matic
sed.: 81 .794.. Why pay more? we
%seyg ssyfT tST paymssts sss than A16 0y Waon
sALERs, 1871 Bladensburs. "a
PONTIAC AZ. conv.; clean. looks like
eS Is and 4 aas sSp hssss5 'E:' 81 $3.50 Ess mo.eB
S4l nsny Dc nsss.s sss sedan
carefully kept car, fine condition;
P0NTiAC SSfPi I'll ie5o sos; 1st;reamliner green 2.
Ss91 SS9r; Ar +; ana 4sss E.; $4,000 or best oyer
ssS s s ca1s5ta Rss bay Hss5sNss1s S5:ss
deliver for less than down. easy
weekly payments. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1881 Bladepsburg. %
STUDEBAKER '36 Commander 4-dr.
good shape mechanically; 8 good
ii away. Ho. 9252, 6 a.m.-i2 noon;
FIR. 9515, $40 pm. -3
sTUDEBAKER 80. Champion Regal
De Luxe. 4-dr. sedan; Stratoline, 8:
tube radio. Climatizer, overdrive. hill
holder, directional signals, gas nj
teT 17 eslDf 300 saua ess srfe1' To osS no5sssSge g.
sTuDEBAKER AS Landcruiser sedan;
r: h. cd, new tires; 18, 900 miles:
STUDEBAKER 1910 Champion 4-dr.
sedan; With es hester' good tires; S125
sTUDEBAKER 1910; new motor.
new seat covers: s275. 10. 2-s752.
sTUDEBAKER Al Champion; 5000;
radio. seat covers; fair cond. Ii.
sTUDEBAKER 1912 skyway sedan;
full price, S344. AUTO WHOLE
SALERs. 1871 Bladensburg. -3
WILLYS 1912 4-door sedan; 2-tone
tan finish; this economical little car
only S275. WILLIAMS g. BAKER
NASH, 2s19 M st. NV. Ho. 800.
wILLYs JEEP 1e4s, 4-wheel drive
with a special body. A good buy
STREET MOTORS, 1901 West
Broad ST.. Falls Church. Where
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AUTOS 8. TRUCKS WANTED

PRIVATE PARTY wants a clean 40
Shev5Slst Sh 59st in good condition accall
Will PAY CASH for taxicabs from
.4S up: See Mr.: TRIsCKY, room
CHEVROLET 1910 to 1916. from pvt.
party. I have the cash. MI. 1893,
AuiTfos FOR OK SOUTHERN TRADE. 'se
to 40: spot cash. PRIESTHOOD.
5S06 Ga. ave. NV, GE 403s. =
WANTED-50 late model cars at once.
VIII pay the highest cash dollar
COLE MOTOR TRAILER Co, 5000
Georgia ave" Silver Spring, 81.
FAIR. HONEST APrRAIsALs on all
nskss nsks sdraTc 81 saf5 are 1sa. assured a.
Want 100 MANAGED CARS, TO,
wreck. I'd; we buy outright or accept
in trade on good used cars; we also
have used parts for most cars; reas.:
suar. WARREN'S AUTO SALV
1895 Mimi: ave ne VI. 1868.
NORTH CAROLINA car dealer wants
used cars, 1885 to 194S; must be
clean. Call HI. S432. after pm.
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BOATS (cont.r

FOE SALE-42-ft. boat, left. cabin,
In .1st-class condition, lust remod.
eled. Owner going in service, must
FoR ssR s. sAGRAlden Geoe Ma'RIaS Schooner. IS IT,
. former ocean. racer, Gray auxiliary,
sleeps 8, newly commissioned. E. P.
HUNT; ~ a7lS 3. North Rock Spring 4! I'd"
Aux. flnssSVi sY2WL. ,a; ss it., beautiful Croker
cash sale. COL. sPANo, OIL. 1864.
sat. to Mon. call West River 3771.
CHESAPEAKE BAY BUILT as 1T.
cruiser, ready to go. control cabin,
sssapee @ssa4 sts safg gscrcs s SeG
appointment call Ii. 1920. -
FfSkTNG PARTIEs, chesapeake Bay.
. Herring Bay. Eastern Bay. Gooses'
Yor reservation. cail CAPT. AN
H1oMe 1HHNxF NxFtoHfL4s-ft. oNG M 1ayI cruiser; state
room. main cabin. large galley, in
closed bridge. heavy duty engine,
Delco generator; needs some re-
pairs; $3.50. Columbia Yacht Club,
Maine ave. at M st. s.w. 30
PosT-SEASON BARGAIN, Yacht ATo-
lator; 32-ft. Richardson, cruiser,
sleeps 8; new 1949 Packard 100 hip.
Zenith radio. dinghy and outboard:
stainless steel galley. table and
kitchenware. monogrammed bedding,
foam rubber mattresses. Owner
transferred New York, will be aboard
SATURDAY., 12 to 5. and Sunday from
Yacht Club. 1920 Maine ave. S;w.
BOAT. 14-ft. wolverine: 10 hp. mo-
tor, trailer 40; $395. S100 dn., $50
mo-; must sell. owner, ia. S-s40o.
1s-FT. BOAT. equipped outboard mo-
tor, oars, seat-backs, gas can, etc.
S275. Now on display at KLEIN
MOTORS. 230l M st. NV. Ex. 1859.
Open Sun; and Mon; = -
27-ft long; good sails. sesworthy
hull, head, steering wheel; needs
work: sleeps 3 or A. $3.50. HENRY
THOMPSON YARD, Eastport. Md.
METAL BOAT. 7Hs hip, Firestone mo-
tor; year. old; S195 or best offer
sPlfr. PEG eae4B1N CABIN CRUISER, chrysler
engine: speed 90 miles hr;; $1,000.
Contact CAPT. WILLIAMS. Breezy
Point, Prince Frederick 2-6s-J-2
lift. KEEPER, folding boat, wood
frame, canvas-rubber cover: 2 dble.;
ended paddles, sail, rig, extras; good
cond.; S75 or best offer. EN-. 1889
14-FT. CENTURY runabout, 22-h.p
Evinrude outboard; s.w.. liehtss &C
fssn ANNAPOLIS Sse $500 s er't or Best oer. Cal
q OWNER evenings, OIL. 0221. "a
FOR CHARTER - Cabin cruiser
Chesapeake Bay, by the day; oper-
ator furnished. For reservation
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FREE APPRAISAL
L O S T

S100 BY . certain man In Arlington
who sold his car to Q neighhor with.
out first getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
Il block South Of Key Bridget
1917 North Moore st. OW. S787
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5NTRAL MOTOR va co.

GMC TRUCK DEALER
5000 Lee hwy, Arl. Va. GA. 1000.
Other truck bargains, Army; parts
at our Alex plant, 1901 Oronoco
St, OV. 1900.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEW. 1889 sedan delivery: S100.
452 Md. ave. s.w. RE. 1866. 81
sTUDEBAKER 194s s4-ton pickup;
looks and runs like new; heavy
duty transmission. Must sacrifice
for oqisk ps saIe; shse s625. 49, Md. ave.
FORD '4s F76 dump; excellent con-
dltaon drE s. 2g5 ttRs1 eARkLAND sERX d
Pvt. owner. HI. 1854. a
TRUCK, Ford la-ton pickup. 194s.
S795. BROAD STREET MOTORS,
100l West Broad St, Falls Church.
Where the promise is performed"
WILL SACRIFICE 194s studebaker
la-ton pickup, in excellent .cond..
with canopy, overdrive and gas
heater; S795 cash. Call XII. S-7251.
DODGE Al surplus pickup: good
condition; $500 cash. CO. 1850:
sqaDDed se s4s We dsver oE y:
AuSTo waoIEsALEks, aei LEI WY iasI DSRss: Rla-
FORD 1899 1-ton panel; new tires;
$500. LA. 6-6S60. Il
DODGE 1910 1-ton panel truck; tires
and mechanical condition good;
$500 cash. Mr.. Mcdonald, SHERIFF
MOTOR COMPANY, MI. 5000. 4
FORD 194S truck, F-6 dump, in Al
condition; 2-speed rear; one owner;
price, S1,395. Call LU. 1-425l.
FORD 1942 1a-ton truck: $500:
good cond. ST. 1856, 20I Mass. NV.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DE SOTO AT custom 4-dr sed.; r.
and h.; new tires; runs and looks
Ike new original na owner; price
DE De : soTIo "ia4i Club coupe; ,2-tone
r. and h., spotlight; lots Of econo-
mical transp.: only S495. WILLIAMS
8 BAKER NASH, 2s19 NJ St. NV,
De III; soTo srooi is4s 4-dr; r. and h., al auto.
transmission; / owner; very well
SI,s95, S425 down. ROYAL MO-
TORS. Chrysler-plymouth, 15 Ken
nedy St. nv; TU. 243s. 4
newt new tres; sS75. See See at "a Carroll
ave. Takoma Park. 81. 0765. 3
DODGE AZ Custom 4-.door; cleaning
n,l.. blask finish; ;aIt,o + and h oSSzw' NV tiTeS
sp0'lsisB TiRBfs fpfsifiGn1 i14 Vermont AVE- AVE-
NV Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
DoDGE as Custom 4-door: radio and
heater; very clean. low mi; excel:
"a months to pay; "CfPco6 guaran-
tee: omen evenings till o. COAST-IN
P22NTTJAaSG, NTJJAaSG, 427 Florida ave, ne,
Do6GE a Custom sedan; equipped:
1904. Why pay more? We deliver.
for less. than y down, easy weekly
payments. AUTO WHOLESALERS.
DODGE I941 4-dr.: good motor. body
$295:. terms ROYAL MOTORS.
Chrysisr1 Err 1Plymouth. Id Kennedy ST.
DODGE az 4-dr. sedan; r. and h.,
seatcovers. safety door locks, excel
c0nd.; can be financed; $3.50. Call
DODGE 1910 4-dr. sedan. orig. owner.
and body like new, S495. UN. 9s9s.
DODGE 1946 4-dr. custom black sed..
good tires. heater, slip covers. Car
has been creased every 500 miles
snsb snd is IN. N eSsel; Ssas mech. cOnd.; ss7o
DODGE iS1I sedoor; J. and h; excel;
SALES 451o Arkansas ave, SE.
DODGE Al Custom sedan; equipped;
for less, than = down. easy weekly
1871 Bladensburg. -3
DODGE '4s 2-dr. sedan: dark green.
h6Fo fSE 'aqle sRokrs 1sg SG R}s.fs sao GgS i9fh
Do,ioeGiEE 50 So 4-dr!; ' / owner. ssa5;
sood eonndition inside and outside.
pC41essl IS esls2s Is 4-dr. sedan: excel. @s cosd..
DODGE ,47 Custom sedan; equipped;
$685.. Why pay more? We deliver
for less than " down, easy weekly
payments, AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 Bladensburg. 3
FORD 80 Tudor sedan; r. and h.:
81 500 cash. See at TExAco STA
TToN, 14th and w SITS. NV. -3
FORD '49 Custom de luxe Fordor "
| 8; Palisade green color. heater: an
excellent car; YOU can buy it with
confidenes ct $I;495; terms os and
| 1901 West Broad ST.. Falls Church.
Where the Promise Is Performed"
FORD 194e Custom club cpe; equip. !;
S1,3M. Why pay more? We deliver
| for less than " down, easy wkly
pymts. AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1891
FoRD os6enlSu rs de luxe Fordor VS.: heat
| er: blue; priced at S1.195; an ex-
cellent car. BROAD STREET MO
TORS. 1001 West Broad st. Falls
Church. Where the Promise Is
FORD rs super de luxe VS.; radio
and heater; original black paint:
BROAD STREE STREET e5 MoToRs. R '0l6s1. IoSi
West Broad ST., Falls Church.
Where the Promise Is Performed"
FORD 1929 Model A; new paint,
new battery, good tires: runs good;
asturdy trailer hitch; S208. FA. 6915.
FORD 40 convertible; r. and h.; good
Evening star., 1950-09-02

BUICK Al Special; seat covers, heat
er, 2 new tires, new fuel pump and
generator, $4,000 miles, excel. cond.
S495 cash. EN-. 0671. Il
BUICK Al convertible; maroou; r.
and h; new tires $3.50. Cali
Evening star., 1950-09-02

1919 sedan delivery;
condition inside and out. 81 ,395,
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR co.
7725 Wisconsin Ave, OIL. 6l00.
Evening star., 1950-09-02

FORD AT Super de luxe VS. Tudor;
radio and heater; blue; clean in
side. and out. S1.095: terms and
trade. BROAD STREET MOTORS.
100I West Broad st., Fails Church.
Where the Promise Is Performed"
Evening star., 1950-09-02

FORD 40 Custom Fordor: r.. and h..
dazzling dark blue; excel. cond.
U. S. Govt. of1cial car. S1,497.
HILL & TIBBITTS. 1II4 Vermont
ave. NV. Wash's Oldest Ford
Dealer, MA. $3.50. a
Evening star., 1950-09-02

Payments. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 Bladensburg. 3
CHEVROLET 1948 Fleetline 2-door;
black finish; exceptionally clean in
side and out; $1,395. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO. INC, 7725
Wisconsin ave, OIL. 6100. .
CHEVROLET AZ Aero sedan; beau-
tiful condition throughout. Bargain.
Sl.245. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
CO., INC, 7725 Wis. ave. OIL. 6100.
Evening star., 1950-09-02

very nice; S45O. LA. 6-6Se0. A
h. good paint, good tires. 81 900
mi, motor needs work: 1895 or
best cash offer. JA S-1439. 3
CHEVROLET '4g Sportsman coupe;
custom made for owner; cost S.. 100.
sale S1.795; must be seen. Ia. 6S6S,
7404 Morningside DIR. NV. a
CHEVROLET 1947 Stylemaster, orig.
black; radio and heater, 1e4S motor.
new upholstery, new battery and
tires; $3.50. HI. 5076 til s pm.
Evening star., 1950-09-02

CHEVROLET AS carry-aii; low mile
age, st class conu
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO., INC.
7725 Wisconsin Ave. NV, OIL. 600,
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TRUCK VALUES
TRUCKS
SUMMER SALE

GMC Truck & Coach Div.
30 NJ st. NE, NE. O505 p
Evening star., 1950-09-02

CHEVROLET so de luxe sed.; equip;
S1.194. Why pay more We deliver
for less than "a down, easy weekly
payments. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18
Fathers Club Of
Booker Washington
Organized

For the past two weeks you have
been reading about the organization
of the fathers and men patrons OF
Booker T. Washington high school.
The following is list of persons
who are members and have pledged
their support in helping to buy a
baby grand piano for the auditorium.
Rev. william F. Ball, Samuel IL.
Martin, Walters Hicks. P H. Eel
der, j. K. Johnson, MD, Samuel
Spann, John Sweeting, Willie
Franklin John Williams, Joseph
Piece, Thomas Baker, Atty. L. z.
Thomas, L. L. Richardson, Edward
Ward, Frederick L. Martin, Clar-
ence w. Seniors, H. Mcleod, c. F..
Peoples, Oscar Howard, Alexander
Philpot, Shaddie Ward, Benjamin
Richardson, Harold Francis, Robert
Clark, Cornell Rollins, DR.. G. P.
Lewis. T. S. Greer, Willard Parker,
DR.. w. H. Murrell, William F. Sui
livan, DR.. e. w. Hawkins, Willie
Futch, Othello w. Johnson, Herbert
Taylor, Samuel Allen, Edward
Wake, Rev. H. w. Fayson, Editor
H. E. S. Re@v A. B. Johnson, st.
Clair Hall, B. J. Buchanan, Charles
r. ,Hadley, DR.. E. A. Ward, Cleo
Albury, Lennon Skinner, Thomas
Anderson, Charles S. Thompson. Jas.
Henry, James A. Butterfield, DR..
X. l.. Pharr, John A. Diaz, Rev. M.
L. Vaughn, r. M. Barbary, DR.. L.
L. Lowrie, Rev. Edward T. Graham,
Charles B. Harvin, Horace Peters,
Robert H. Clark, Rev. r. T. Pugh,
Dennis Smith, Frank Straughter,
Livingston Adderly, Samuel Davis,
Henry Gaines, H. M. Emanuel, c.
M. Trap, Edward Braynon, Joe
Robinson, Rev. Alexander Allen,
William Mckenzie, DR.. w. A. Pat
terson, William Burroughs, M. w.
Williams, Robert Stokes John
Sands, e. Cherry. Walter Robinson
and A. B. Dandy.
Join the fathers club now and help
make your school what you would
have it to be!
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18
Dorsey Memorial
Branch Library News

The week of February 1918, was
observed at the Dorsey Memorial
Branch Library in various aspects
during Negro History Week. The
program started with bang on the
Saturday IL, with our story hour
when the book, 1.-THE Child Story
of The Negro" was reviewed. 9th
er Negro stories were told and the
children enjoyed them greatly.
During the entire week all the
books by or about Negroes were on
display. This display will be up an
other week due to popular demand.
Won't you come to see our display
and at the same time become en-
lightened about your heritage. Re
member the library is opened every
day except Sundays from 1O-7. We
will be looking for you to visit the
Dorsey Memorial Branch Library -
won't you please come?
Parents, we are still asking you
to send your children to our Story
Hour on Saturdays from 1912 am.
Here we will not only tell your child
rem stories, but they will be exposed
to the many treasures found in a
library and, at the same time we will
teach them to use the library eff
fectively. Don't you want your
children to take advantage of the
many educational and cultural op-
portunities to be obtained through
books then send them to the
our story hour.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18
Jackson's Toddle Inn
In Equipment Drive

On Friday FEBRUARY 3, at 500
Pm. twenty members of Mothers
Club of Jackson's Toddle Inn met
for a lively business session with
the President, Mrs. Vashti Coleman,
presiding.
Mothers are still vigorously work
ing to raise funds for playground
equipment Our drive will be termi.
mated at our second meeting in next
month which will be March II. Our
goal is $500 and the Club has been
divided into five groups to raise
500 each. The Captains Of the
groups are as following Mes
danes Ida Bell jackson, Marie L.
Mckinney, E. Brewer, L. r. Nit
chell and o. James.
Mothers sincerely appreciate the
patronage of our loyal friends dur
ing the following efforts - Pokena
Parties at Mrs. Blades and Mrs.
Rutledge's homes on January q
and Feb. 4, respectively and Tur-
key dinner sale at Mrs. Jackson's,
January %.
All groups will sponsor Box
lunches on March 3.
Mrs. o. James group will rattle
off a ham on March 16.
All members have cleaners by
which they are continuously solicit
ing funds.
Mothers welcomed Mesdames Vio-
let Armbrister and Edna Migdon
who Joined January 20 and Febru-
airy 8, respectively.
The Club members are grateful
over the news that Mrs. Emiline
Fielder is recovering from her minor
operation.
Hostesses for the evening respon-
sible for the eye appealing, tasty re-
freshments were Mesdames Powell,
Hunter and Rutledge.
Jackson's Toddle Inn employs
five teachers, the last to join the
staff being Miss Helen Martin, re-
cent graduate of Dorsey. We feel
that this school is monument to
our community. Again, friends, we
thank you for your support. Help
us to make favorable reports on
Friday, February II.
Mrs. L. w. Mitchell, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18
Lou Swarz To Get
Omega Award For Show:

NEW YORK (ANP) - Miss
Lou Swars. widely known drama
fist, will be one of three outstanding
women to be honored by the Alpha
Phi Omega sorority-fraternity when
the group holds it's fourth national
convention here in March. The
other two are Mrs. Mary Mcleod
Bethune and Miss Geri Major.
Miss Swarz will be presented with
a citation by Mrs. Bethune at a
public mass meeting in Abyssinia
church on March 1, honoring her
for the outstanding construction"
she has made "to the womanhood OF
4 America in her particular field Of
dramatics and charm. " She is
known throughout the country for
: her zone Woman show" presenta-
lions and her syndicated column on
charm. Through her dramatic pre-
sensations, she portrays the lives Of
such great women as Phyllis Wheat
ley and Sojourner Truth.
. In addition, she is known for her
volunteer services which prompted
the organizing Of the La Cherries,
Inc, now a national project of Zeta
Phi Beta sorority. Currently she IS
developing "Teen-Town" at the Sal
walton Army Red Shield club with
the assistance Of Willie Bryant, ra-
dio artist; Hall Johnson, noted COM
poser-director Geri Major, women's
editor of the Amsterdam News and
Mrs. Bethune.
Alpha Omega is one of the many
groups which has elected to give fl
nancial aid to BethuneCookman
college as it's national project.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-02-18
Insurance Weep
Retires

DURHAM, N. C. - (ANP(-After
40 years of service with the North
Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
J. l.. Wheeler, vice president and
assistant agency director, of Allan
Ia, retired recently.
Wheeler, 80, began working with
the insurance firm in 1907 after re-
signing as president of Kittrell col
lege, Kittrell, N. c.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-02
Wayne U. to Give
Annual Messiah

HeraIdlne the Christmas sea-
son. Wayne Universlty'S choral
and instrumental organizations
viii present the UniverSitvS 2lst
annual production of George
Frederick Handles The Mes
sIah" Dec 1913 in the Masonic
Temple
Under direction Of Associate
Professor Harold Tallman. di-
rector of choral activities at
Wayne. a 500-voice chorus, the
University Symphony Orchestra
Of IS pieces. and four soloists
will combine in this traditional
musical event. Assistant Profess
sor Harry Langsford will be the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-02
YOUTH IN 7HE NEW&
S"9ers
Nsam;ng,
BY VIRGINIA HOOD

The CllqueS gave their dane
at the Naciiema Club last Sat
urday Spotted among the crowd
were Walter Ford. Cornelius
Banks. MI, and Mrs. Norman
Morse. jimmy Powell John Ste
phcnS Rose Phillips, Willie
Franklin. Naomi Williams, Fern
sharpe Paula Rogers, Charles
Turner, Barbara Gales, Paytor
Hutchinson
Down from Ypsllanti was James
Davis wSo Sported around q
certain young lady about town.
Also home for the Holiday wa
Karl Young. who is now in the
army.
What this rumor about Don
aid Barron getting ready to tie
the knot?
Also hear that the Kappa.
had ball al their Friday formal
in the Vet Memorial Hail
The Alpha had quite a crowd
despite the bad weather which
surprised everyone
The NAACP Youth group
are now selling Christmas seals
at a penny each. Let's get out
and help them put over big
sale this year.
Happened To be talking 10 Kali
Gregory who Is now in Business
Administration at Wayne Tells
me that his brother, Victor, who
is attending Wllbelforye, is get
ting ready to pay Uncle sam q
VISIT real soon
Also rumored is thai young
prominent physician viii bc ty-
ing the knot with a certain young
lady sometime in December
The Ro- Ki-Wa are now back
in session. making plans for
things to happen soon.
Gene Derrlcotte back IN the
city from Columbus. Ohio look
ing abound for nice position.
hear We all recall Gene as
i formc football great for the
University Of Michigan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-02

The concert will be held In
the Children's Room of the
Main Library. Woodward and
Ku5y.
lir event is sponsored each
ye ihc Detroit Musicians AS
70 and the Detroit Public
l.iNf''A IN the interests of the
L''' ATN unique collection of
N"si music and stage arts.
ns FOR Mime. F.. Azalia Hack
icy pioneer Negro music educa-
'p' aut concert singer who lvcd
ana 'aught in Detroit for many
Yeats
Talk Included
n IS Hester Myers. FIRST assist
an p the Music and Drama De
pa'n'rnt which houses the col
'cst'9 Will give brief talk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-02

on the scope and growth of the
collection
Mrs. Elizabeth Gary is tins
years program chairman.
Directed BY Fred Shambury
the Vernon Chapel Choir viii
present three groups Of songs. in
GLIDING hymns and SplrltualS.
JuniuS Maxwell. former tenor
SololSt with the Ford Dixie 8 and
The Williams Singers. Will sing
Comfort Ye. MY People and
Every Valley Shall Be Exalted, :
from The Messiah
Best Soloisfs
Opal Norwood, soprano, and
Arl "a, pianist. will be other
soloiSts.
There is no admission charge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-02

organlSt
The Messiah chorus. composed
of the University Choir, Univei
sity chorus and Alumni choru
Will be assisted BY four natlorai-
~ prominent singers Adele Nor
man. soprano; Miriam Stewart
alto: Tom Perkins. bass; and
Fritz Kruger. tenor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-02
HackIey Memorial
to Feature Youth Choir

The Vernon Chapel Youth Choir Of the Vernon
(hafe Methodist Church, Will be featured singers the
program Of the eighth annuel Iackley Memorial Concert
5 presented Friday evening December l. at - y m
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-06-02
GIANTS LEAD WESTERN
DIVISION

CHICAGO - Chicago's Ameri-
can Giants. now heading the
Western Division Of the Negro
American League, will play five
games, including one night tilt,
during the month Of June.
New York's Cuhans will be here
at Comiskey Park for the first
test next month. They'll be met
IN "A bargain bill next Sunday
(June a.. being followed by the
Baltimore Elite Giants on sun
day, June IL
The night tilt, one Of five to be
played at home bY the Giants,
will be played on Friday, June .,
with an opponent yet to be an
nounced.
One of the largest crowds of the
season is expected to find its way
into Comiskey Park when the
Elites show.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-06-02
GOLFERS PROPOSES
DR. EUNcHE As
AMBASSADOR TO RUSSIA

collier today proposed Dr.
Ralph Bunehe AZ the IDEAL man
for the job of Ambassador to Rus
sia
1he national weekly suggests
On is editorial page TINS week that
President Truman Offer the post
10 Dr. Baneae at the earliest
opportunity not only 10 con
found the Kremiin but as a squei-
cher to Rassia's propaganda cam
paign built around racial segrega-
ton IN the United States.
Or Bunche presently director
Of trasteeahip division Of The U.A.
deserves q chance 10 Try his peace
making talents on the cold var
IN Russia. says Golfers
It shouldn't b. thought that
We are advocating Dr. Bunehe's
appointment as a stunt, says the
Weekly's editorial Rather. It
would be a logical step IN Amer
iea's progress toward better race
hslstions9
The weekly suggests that the
President make the Banehe ap-
pointment when Admiral Alan J.
Kirk has had enough Of the Mos
COW assignment
A Bunehe appointment would be
one way for our government 10
turn the tables on the Soviet seq
reRation propaganda and show
the world, by decd rather than By
word. that the segregation pic
ture isn't SO black az It's painted. !"
The Russian citizen couldn't
very well be denied the knowledge
that Washington had sent Ne
gro ambassador To his govern
mente the editorial says He
couldn't be insulated from the con
tradietion between propaganda
and aetualitys