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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-27
Cook Inlet Is Hol Spoi Tor Fish Hearings

The annual fisheries hearings for northern Alaska ended yesterday with a hearing at Yakutat. Howard Baltzo, assistant regional director for the Fish and Wildlife Service, and Richard Shuman, supervisor of fisheries management, returned to Juneau following the Yakutat hear ing. Baltzo directed the hearing at Cordova and Shuman was chair man of the meeting at Kodiak.
 Baltzo stated that the hearing at Cordova was disappointing as there were few constructive sug- gestions made by the fishermen on the proposed rules and regulations for next season. A long brief that demanded that the Territory be given control of it's fisheries was presented at the meeting by the Cordova Fishermen's Union. The brief has been forwarded to Oscar Chapman, Secretary of the Interior.
 The Cook Inlet controversy took the limelight at both the Cordova and Kodiak hearings, Baltzo stated. For the lest four years, the number of drift gill net boats has increased in the Inlet and this year there was a record number of 5l0 boats engaged in drift gill netting. To guard escapement, the Fish and Wildlile officers required that in nidseason the drift nets be cut from 200 to 150 fatlloms. The gill netters major protest against the ruling was that there was no cur tailment Of traps and set nets op- erating in the Inlet.
 In both Cordova. and Kodiak Baltzo and Shuman reported that the fishermen suggested few chang es in the regulations that have been proposed for the areas near the towns.
 Yakutat Hearing
 The hearing at Yakutat was the first one ever held there and Balt- 20 reported that the men who operate set gill nets in the nearby rivers had many excellent suggest ions.
 Southeast Hearings
 The hearings in Southeast Alaska will begin with meeting at .Ket- chikan on October B to be followed by hearings at Craig, October Is; Wrangell, October IT; Petersburg October Is: and Sitka, October 20 Hearings in Seattle will be held between November T and 9 and the final hearing is scheduled for Ju- neau on November 15.
 VISITOR FROM FAIRBANKS
 Mrs. Ruth Rock of Fairbanks if stopping at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-27
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT
 NO NEW FILINGS ARE MADE

The City Council meets tonight in the Chambers on the city dock
 No new filings were made at closing time at o'clock yesterday afternoon. There are now two con- plete tickets in the field, one inde- pendent for mayor, one for council man, one for magistrate and one for the school board.
 The election is next Tuesday, October 2 from 8 am. to ' pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-27

equipment aboard Dr. c. Earl AL brecht, commissioner of health, said today in commenting on Gair's re- signation. We are sorry to lose him. pr. Albrecht said. but certainly can understand his desire to work where he can spend more time at home"
Evening star., 1951-11-07
Reds Charged in Secret Plan
To Slow Down Industry
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Nov. IA British
economists group says it has OBJ
tanned a copy Of secret Communist
orders calling for a one-week in
dustrial showdown throughout the
West.
The Economic League, Ltd, a
private organization, told news
conference yesterday the document
had been distributed by the Trade
Unions international of the metal
and engineering industries, with
headquarters in Paris.
The paper called for "a tenn
porary stoppage or showdown" be-
ginning November IL in countries
working for Western defense.
Communist Party headquarters
in London said I'VE know nothing
about it,"
Evening star., 1951-11-07
Communist Peace Council
Adjourns Vienna Session
By the Assoeiosed Press

VIENNA, Nov. Z. - The Com
munist-led World Peace Council
ended its Vienna session today
with unanimous adoption OF nine
resolutions which it said were
aimed at restoration and main
tenance Of peace.
It also adopted an appeal to
the United Nations General AS
sembly meeting In Paris asking
admission Of the Chinese Com
munist government into the u. NJ,
unification Of Germany and with
drawal of all occupation forces
from that country. conclusion of
a Korean armistice and the end
of foreign interference and dis
guised military occupation" in the
Middle East and North Africa.
Evening star., 1951-11-07
Quick Action on N Fire

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 7 (P).
Assistant Fire Chief A. Ray
Ward was watching a television
receiver at the downtown fire sta
ton. Suddenly he grabbed his
hat, yelled at an assistant, and
the two rushed out of the sta
ton. They dashed the half block
to the television studios Of Station
KSL-TV, where attendants re-
ported the fire already was out.
No alarm had been turned in.
Chief Ward said he saw flames
suddenly appear on the stage as he
watched the locally produced pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1951-11-07
Partridge Party Crashed

SUDBURY. Ont. (P-Camile
Rovinelli brought home the limit
of five tasty partridges from a
hunting trip. They were cooking
when another partridge on the
wing crashed through the POI ch
window.
Evening star., 1951-11-07
Syria to Import Wheat

DAMASCUS. Syria.-The gov
eminent of Syria has approved
importation of wheat and its by
products in order to prevent pos
sible shortage as a result of the
1851 seasons bad crop. Syria
normally is an exporter Of grain.
Evening star., 1951-11-07
URUGUAY Is Smallest

BUENOS AIRES.-Smallest of
the republics of South America is
Uruguay. with an area of about
II, 900 square miles.
Evening star., 1951-11-07

Performance-Rating neSss,ss bot
sSstes service provided. 1t takes into
account speed Of beating, fsnk es-
eSeitr and stored s1Ster tsmbeyStsrs.
For your guidance the model mum.
Der of each Ruud water heater
denotes the Performancs-Rating
Evening star., 1951-09-26

counted the same as other days.
Earl Glover, 20, I'll Elm st. NV, and
Ogden Groomer, 46, TIT Kenyon st. NV,
+ and Thelma Vass. 40, 141l Shepherd
ST. NV.
Harvey Bjenand, 25. 1905 Lamont st, NV,
and Dolores Gabriel. 21, 4710 Nichols
ave. Sc.
Juanita Combs, 10, Mount Dora, Fla.
Bernard Biekerton. 81, and Eunice Horan,
81, both of Brentwood, Md.
Leroy Connolly, 81. S16 oath st. NV.
and Loretta johnson, 10, 1742 18th
st. NV.
Howard Stone. 80. 1877 z st. Sc, and
Dorothy Burns, 80, Waldorf, Md.
Thomas Millett, -, l73e 6 St; NV, and
joseph Iaee Celia, Celia S. 145 st. ne, ant
May Watts, 26, 316 MARYLAND ave. ne
Henry Thomas; "a, 1919 Trinidad Ids5 ave ave
Alphonzo MO Wheeler. %. Aberdeen, Md, and
Dorothy Barbour, go, 479 < st; rsv.. sw:
cha5ei a both SeaS ot 1873 tR aad St. LGase
Albert Jefferson. jr., 90 Andrews Air Forcl
Base, and Lillian Griggs. 10, $3.50 I
Hugh sires. 4s. Arlington. Va, and Doro.
thy Claussen. A, 1875 Spring pl; NV.
| Charles Mckinley, jr., 81, 1915 18th st
NV. and Bonnie Snow, ~. Berkeley
Louis Waters, 81, and Pauline Faith, 26
both of Alexandria, Va.
Harvey Gradan, 25, Naval Air Station anc
Shirley Wilfong, 23, 143S Minnesots
pomenico Di Camille, 4s. 201e 4th st
ne, and Maria Vagnoni, 40, 1885 Ran
Hyman man RosenWasser, Rs s; 81, 1922 woodles
pl. NV, and Freda Kaplan. 81, 3O3t
Wisconsin ave. NV.
Edward Sloane. 25. Bethesda, Md, ant
Marilyn Keasey. "a, Chesapeake st
Maldon Duncan. jr.. IS. 3722 .24th st
George Hutson. 2s. Falls Church, Va. ano
Ruth Peed. 2S, Brandywine. Md
Evening star., 1951-09-26
Report of D. c. Marriage License Applications

John Grimm, 30, 40 Fenton pl NV, and
Ella Smith, %. 1902 Vermont ave NV.
William Cahill. 27.- 1881 Downing ST. ne,
and Marguerite Lafontaine. 2S. Mclean
Gardens
Isidor zuniga. 23, San Antonio, Tex, and
Constance Smallwood, 10. 1904 Shepherd
st. ne
Charles Downs, 81. Allentown. Md. and
Dorothy McCombs, II. 1913 Independ-
ence ave. sc.
John Sheridan, 20, 451s Illinois ave. NV,
andtFrieda Sharp, %, Takoma Park. Md
Eli Bloom, 22. 1926 Peabody st. NV, and
Claire Packet FL, 660s Blair I'd. NV.
Viola Ford. IS, 126 H st. Sc.
Arthur Cosby. %, 1929 End st. Sc, and
Lucille wallace, 26, 4S4 M st, sw.
Elvyn Meador. 5S, 1860 Fairmont st. NV,
Evening star., 1951-09-26

and Lille Wolfrey. so, 1895 Meridian
pl. NV.
Henry Snyder, %. and Charlotte Bragg,
16, both of 910 F st. ne.
John Brown 81, 1926 A st. s.e., and Mary
Barnes, Is. 1927 22nd st, NV.
Ned Miller, %, IL Logan ct. NV, and
Geneva Deshields, %, 413 x st. NV.
Charles Reece. -25. 1744 Seaton st. NV,
and Florence Dixon. "a, 523 23rd
st. NV.
John Pierre, 46, and Margaret jarrett, 90,
both of Baltimore.
Robert Thomas, "a, Lewisdale. Md. and
Helen Daumit, "a, 3739 18th st. NE.
Floyd Shaw, SO, and Eva Samuels, 43. both
of 1857 18th st. me-
Vladimir Zinovieff. So, 1727 Pennsylvania
ave. NV, and Marie Trenholm. A. 1909
Varnum st. NV
Evening star., 1951-09-26
Reported

(From the D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics
BOYS.
Robert and Mollie BENJAMIN.
Hollis and Ellen Bowers.
Jean and Phyllis Brown.
Anthony and Evelyn Bustamense.
William and Louise Carlo, jr.
Cornelius and Larcy Cissel.
Aloysius and Irene Coan.
Burdette and Geraldine Erickson.
Charles and George Edgerton.
William and Cecilia Gilbert.
Harry and Ann Hadjy.
Ernest and Ethel Henry;
Perry and Gertrude Hickey.
James and Sarah Hoagland.
George and Elaine Key.
Oscar and Marion Kremer.
Francis and Sara Lyons,
Albert and Genevieve Patterson.
Carl and Margaret Pergles.
PsynsTS aad and HeR1sa aeasta spenes
Stanley and JacQuelin Wood.
Louis and johnnie Adams.
Thomas. and Bertha Bell.
Lester and Rosie Butler.
Sterling and Matte Digs.
Joseph and Dorothy Foster.
Robert and Elnora Fox.
Daniel and Elizabeth Hawkins.
Robert and LaVerne Jasper.
Leonard and Dorothea Lillian.
James and Lille Linder.
Leob and Ida LipScomb
Robert and Thelma Parker.
Wilbert and Emma Ptttman.
BENJAMIN and Carrie Russell.
William and Luvenis Thompson.
Morris and Juanita Thomas.
Eugene and Tommie Thomas.
Cleveland and Lillian Thomas.
Frank and Alberta Tillman.
Jesse and Fannie William.
Daniel and Deloris Williams.
Tom and Maybell Wiley.
Ralph and Esther Wright.
Donald and Eunice Barber.
Marvin and Dorothy Beers
John and Phyllis Brace.
S. and Claudia Brown,
Rome and Dorothy Carrie.
Davis and Doris Cerbin.
Frank and Mary Dillon.
Thomas and Use, Duralia:
George and Adelaide Ent.
Herbert and Hilda Furry.
Jay and Helen Gulliford
Maseo Najee6 snd and Hsrcv poris Hals5st Haadsstv
Randolph and Elena Jividen.
James and Anita Jennings.
Charles and Emma Johnson.
George and Betty Jordan.
Carroll and Lora Kaiser,
Walter and Althia Krukowski.
Chester and Alberta LaFollette.
John and Elizabeth McLaughlin.
Raymond and Jean Eichol.
Thomas and Margaret O'Connor.
Warren and Mary shaw.
Sidney and Janet Softer.
Doy and Wanda Straley.
Francis and Mary vroom.
Benny and Lula Arnett.
Richard and Elsie Bennett.
Fred and Emma Boddie.
Joseph and Ruby Brown.
Frank and Edith Brown.
James and Ruth Crosby.
Wilbur and Rosa Curry.
Willie and Lucy Dawkins.
Willie and Daisy Doss
Joseph and Bessie Duckett.
Tracy and Sadie Dunn.
Willie and Willie Fennell.
Dennis and Dolores Ford.
Dan and Vernice Forlies.
George and Laura Hamilton.
Clifford and Vennell Hamilton.
James and Lois Howard
Charles and Matte johnson.
Erwin and Pauline King.
James and Gloria Latney.
Fred and Silvana Lee.
Stanley and Lilyrie Makel.
William and Francis McClarrin.
James and Marguerite Mcintyre.
Johnnie and Doris Miller.
Jesse and Frances Moore
Melvin and Vera Prickett.
Francis and Christine Smallwood.
Samuel and Mildred Smith
Samuel and Cleon Stevenson.
James and Florence Stoddard.
Aliner and Josephine Thomas.
Wilbur and Dorothy West
Norman and Miriam Whitehead.
Aurtey and Mamie Williams.
TWINS.
BENJAMIN and Marian Binder. boys.
Haywood and Dorothy Hazard, girls.
Evening star., 1951-09-26

Under D. C. ldtU, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, lDait three tul days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
dag. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1951-08-31
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD so 4-dr. sedan; 1s5 h.p.;
SSssSSRFIER SsSG p5 mvs5 MOTORS gf !. P:efsrdI = sa
PACKARD 40 6-cyi.; r. and h., ex-
Gel; cond. inside and out; $500.
Call after pm. OR. 1855. ---:i1
PLYMOUTH '46 spec. de luxe sedan;
others s2"a XuTo MeT DaH %HonEatE3s aGEsi 3Ssr sG
Bladenshurg Rd. Ii. 3-8SO0.
hot rock; has good tires, too. It's
y3oH1rTso y3HTor for Sa5., CAPITAL PACKA5D
Md, sA: 1900. Opposite Hot Shoppe.
PIYMoGTH '49 4-dr.; gray spec.
de luxe no radio, I9;9o0 miles. orig.
PGYMr,iTE GTpsT p 300 1o4S 0W; Sonn 1e6s sa,. 81
SPLENDID condition.. S495, terms.
ROPER" 18th and r. 1. ave. ne
PLYMOUTH al 4-dr. sedan; r. and
h.. has 40 motor. Body on the
GOLDEN NH INC, 'aes f'SD Carroll St. NV. v
PLYMoin1T'Hi ;ii1.i'i 40 s-dr Spec. de -ipi luxe.
Folks II you are looking for a clean
coz Soy.s ssr ns brsnsn.v s y. r. tren snd M Not seat
scratch on It. You don't need 70
down bal. s. % vE; scH1EaGE
a. GOLDEN. INC. a63 Carroll st.
rnTMoUTH GT SISa ia4a ! dr.; r. and and h.:
newly painted; $3.50. LU. 1862 or
PLYMOUTH 1871. a-dr.. r. and h.
Runs and drives good. S395. 500
down. ST. 3450 51l 9TH st. s.w
PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de luxe 4 :
DIR. sedan; r. and h.. 3. c.. looks and
runs like new; written guarantee;
| $1,465. ALEXANDRIA NASH I705
Mt. Vernon ave-, AL. 1880. ewes.
PIXMouTH i;.,sI. II 81 4 4,dy very ,ss good con-
PLYMOUTH Nth 4a ~ ,T..Ss and h l!sht dss
Mercury hiEs4 ys hi.o MOTOR r.. SAFES NJ $500 S5Go
PLYMOUTH I949 Special de ike -
| dr.; black, equipped with r. and h.,
g. 60 iTmassIa5s EMSRson iRsies e oeaF aPd og1 9tb
PLYMOUTH '48 spec. de luxe sedan:
otSers aS HUTo MpT paH pWHoIgsALERs %GEs 17SSYi ~
pRH@oGTHE pRs@ssptHTfE e. de IL luxe sSoo 4d4 SEDAN
orig. gun metal gray finish, In excel.
shape. equip. with r. and h etc;
very good tires and mech. excel. /;
30-day warranty; only S947 GMAC
tsTRf EMESsoS Ssls . oSTP dsSp S4s IA 80 p.nnS nS.
ave. Sc. at Sousa Bridge. Ii. 3-2400.
PLYMOUTH 40 4-dr.; new motor,
tires, brakes, battery. clutch, start
er, heater. etc. S395 cash. MI.
PLYMOUTH 1919 all-metaI station
wagon; T. and h.; one owner; ST.
295: terms. and trade. MITCHELL'S
Kaiser Frazer, Mt: Olivet rd. and
Montello ave. me-, Ii. $4,000.
PLYMOUTH 1871 2-dr.; new motor,
paint and tires: excellent condition;
S395. IA. 7-3200.
PLYMOUTH 1899 4-dr. de luxe; 7,
and H.; good condition; $500.
CHI. 2Sl0 after 4 pm.
PLYMOUTH 1881 new coupe; S525
take over payments; balance, ST.
OS0. FIR. 4199. y
Evening star., 1951-08-31
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1949 Special de luxe club
coupe; all equip, $4,000 mi. beauty
USED CARS, 44o4 r. I. ave. N.
Brsntwood; Nd. WA. $500.
otheTs. % AGTo F WHoIRsALERsss VII nesf ssr 1l8I i3I
Bladensbure Rd. Ii. 3-SSO0.
PONTIAC 1850 conv. coupe; Hydra.
radio, heater. w.s.-w. tires. spotless
overoa!l cond.. IKE new. l.. 900 mi. !;
CARS, 44O4 r /. ave, N. Brent
PoSTiAc oSnei &c 80 conv. 49,; motor uses
no, oil; r: and h.. runs fine. Must
sell; Sl45 or best offer. OWNER,
PONTIAC ,4a chieftaip de lux. s.;
seat covers and many other extras;
beaut. Jede Green finish; one own
er. $4,000 miles. Absolutely the
be- cash ss seen trad e
Or terms. BELL MOTORS CO, 500
Wisconsin ave, WO. 5000. -
PONTIAC 40 2-dr. Chieftain; Hydra.
6iean and Sizes n los spURRrsR M Refat5aRs1s aoToRs
tPack'r.D, 1900 FL Myer Dr., at
Lee blvd, All, Va; ia. 5-6636.
on 1851 Olds "88"; previous owner
most particular in mechanical main
tenance; only $S98. as long as TS
JUSTINE NICHOLSON, Your Chev-
rolet- -Oldsmobile dealer for over a
ave. Hyattsville. Md. WA. 1905.
PONTIAC '46 sedanette; royal blue
finish; seat covers. r. and h., fully
tested n our large Sss used car SnoD.
is mos. EMERSON & ORME. 1889
Penns; aye sc. at sousa Bridge.
PONTIAC so streamliner 6 sedan:
Hydra Matte, r. and h., seat covers,
excellent MOTOR flns tirss; t9day's d
Open ewes. til 9. COAST-IN pom
TfAC, 427 Fla. ave. ne. AT. 200.
PONTIAC 40 sedanette, euipped:
StSses 81 sss ATF65 Wh5 %EyoTSshLER hy nesf Rysr & 199
Bladensburg, Rd. IL: 3-SS0O,.
PONTIAC '4s conv. Hydra;Matic; T.
nq sn'ls5 g. MERCURY ss MOTOR o1SeEi sAIEs. SIZES
34OO River rd. Alex, Va. XII,
S-4071. Open ewes. It'll g., Sun. 10-4.
PONTIAC AZ conv.. r. and h., Wv.
tires. 81 ,095. Must be seen to be
appreciated MERCURY MOTOR
SALES. :}400 River rd. Alex. Va.
XII. S-4h71. Open ewes. til Q. Sun.
PONTIAC yellow convertible 1949
S-cyl.: Hydra, Wv. tires. r. and h;
$4,000 miles: will sacrifice at 81 .475
or best offer, SH. S642 evenings.
81
Evening star., 1951-08-31
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALt

PONTIAC 1915 4-dr. streamliner
"S''; orig gray finish. with all
equipment. Being sold for only
$I4S;,, Bank financing available.
PONTIAC 40 a-dr. silver Streak as',:
r. and h.. Hydra Matte good rubber;
sky, blue color; ! owner: A clean
car that Is priced to sell. S1,396.
$465 down. bal. in 1s mos, at 81;
eslr1Ii eesa1ISoEl g. Nv 4 ooaPEs dR. soa NC sI 2si
RENAULT 40 with seat covers; little
car, good cond.; $625. Call TE.
sTTpEBAKER le41 comdr, sedan,
MoToRs. 1900 B,adensburg I'd. %
STUDERAKER 1949 Champion Star
light club coupe; heater. overdrive;
perfect paint: $1,l90. KIRK MO-
TOR co. 1000 Ga. ave. NV. ia.
STUDEBAKER 1881 Champion Regal
de luxe 4-dr. sedan; overdrive and
other extras; driven only 1000
miles, new-car guarantee end terms;
Sl,795, MCNEIL MOTORS, 4034
Wis. ave. NV, EN-. 1856 CO. 2153.
sTUDEBAKER 40 Champion con-
yertible; equipped. Wv. tires;
$4,000 miles: $3.50. AL. 66s7.
STUDEBAKER '4S Comm9 nder COW.
beautiful Jade green finish. T. and
h., o. drive, seat covers, Wv. tires,
trade. MiTcHELL's MOTORS. Kais-
er-Frazer Dealer, M. Olivet rd.
and Montello ave. ne, Ii. $4,000.
STUDEBAKER '4S 4-dr Champ.
EpKoNp Iaz sSSP Mo6Rs 1E5 sef EofGY SnY wison ssss
blvd. at N. Jackson. Arl Va, CHI.
400. dealers lie. 96.)
STUDEBAKER 40 Landcruiser: orig.
black finish, Wv. tires. r. and h.,
0. drive, low mi: exce~tionally clean,
/ owner; $t.445. SPURRiER MO
TORS packard. 1900 Ft. Myer
DR.: at Lee blvd, Arl,, Va. JA.
Evening star., 1951-08-31
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER so Commander 4-dr.,
r. and h.. overdrive. hill-holder. seat
covers turn signals, etc; beautiful
blue finish: has had one-owner
care. Absolutely in new-car condi-
ton in every way. Must be seen to
be appreciated. 81 ,505. cash. trade
or terms. BELL MOTORS CO.. 501O
Wisconsin ave, WO. 5000. II
I94s Champion conv,;
r. and h., defroster, climatizer, fully
equipped; S1,l95 or best offer. Cali
l.. PAN, MI. 941l. --8
WILLYS JEEP 1880; excellent cond.,
10000 miles. May be seen at 1907
P st. NV. basement apt,
IMMEL late DELIVERY, 1851 Willys
station wagons and trucks; and
4 wheel drives. Phone Rockville $500
for Demonstration; no obligation.
MARVIN MOTORS, 24S No. WASH
ington St. Rockville. Md. 81
WHITEHALL TIRES
Is and 16-inch only.
METROPOLITAN MOTORS, 1900
Bladensburg rd. ne. %
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-19

Many OF the Young people s,W
the Ford All Stals last w,ep.
Johnnie Benjamin Was th STAT
Of the day IN the opinion Of Mss
Crane Keep up the good work
who knows that some ieN YOU
may bTcak into baseball and play
in the big leagues
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-19
Elizabeth Harris
W eds Page Hill

a Ms, Elizabeth Harris. daugh-
n oi Nj aud Mrs Marion Har-
n Of 1900 Blddlc became the
hid Of Plee Hi last SATURDAY
fiernoon IN Wedding ceremony
keld at the tonne ii the brides
Dbrent>
4 The bride wore brocade
Fhne satin goAn trimmed With
kish lace She carried huge
Bouquet OF white roses Mrs
Pearl Stearnlan sister of the
fde. vas maud Of honor. while
BROTHER OF the groom. George
dill, acted as best man.
1 The bride vas gwen away by
b father in the ceremony that
Fas performed Dv the Rev. Jesse
pa Mcneil pastor Of Tabernacle
Baptist Church A reception fol-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-19

lowed immediately after the cere
mOny
Among the guests were Nj
and Ms VIM Maroon. M, Tccl
Mcneil. Mis- Gloria Wright Nj
and Mrs Palmer Hairs. NJ
and MIS- Barron Harms. Nj,
Daisy Sc!oeglnS. Mrs Hcrbei
MoSclcy. Mrs GatlneS. M Nc.
Clinton. Mrs Geraldine PER-,
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Vincent. MI
Clara Harris. MIS- Tdclla NJ,
CutchlnS. Mis- Amelia Greer
Mrs Josephine Smith. Nj, l.. X
Clark. Alberta Owens. Nj, Me
Graw. MI and MIS- Galley. Nj
ton Reeves. Nj and Mrs Harrl-
son Washington Mr. and NJ
Theodore Washington. Nj and
Mrs Ernie Benson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-19
ICHlcrcincHf
Pageant Sets
Iu(HHOHS

Ambition, foi singing. dancing
snt ii anati, role, IN The W.
mems Achievement Pageant. q
hlshIisht of Dtto't, 250lh Blrtn-
iiN Crlrbi iflon Will ,tut tins
wcek At 'he Masonic Temp.e
alns 20 NJ, Lott Jcffrlcs
HanaNan chairman
The pae ant 70 BE- presented
Thursday jun , ~ III Masonic
Temple VIII portray the many
accomplishments Of Detroit wo-
mon ov"t two and onc-haIt cen
'uIly,
Tom Taeeart New York author
81 more rhan - plays. has been
selected - wll'r and direct this
or sinh Production
Nj TlsSat vii also inter
view the amateur talent and CON
duct suditlono through MAY 3lSt
Rchrar>al~ wlll begin June lst
Interested individuals should
call NJ Tageart at Temple B.
0s0l 81 wrlte hum at the Masonic
Temple loi an appointment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-19
F'"n@r o(Ca.
.Manage IS
|" I" oman Of Week

bund"s, "'e, Of an slave. and
bhsD'a. OF thc only Negro or
EunbsSe IN Georgia. Mrs. Sarah
Ene w W.. Was bonored by star Lu-
Feek va" al as W oman Of the
Est ri On On the Wednesday broad.
|Is.5;'',oP ort'a Faces Life" q CN gso'
In ,o oo pm EDTl
|er b ,sSl Ms Murphy onened
q Of Three M years ater' wi,b '1 abe
Part. Cue" Cue civic officials of Rock
NV Ho Seors'a the Sarah ' Muir.
||s,l'steAce ' school came into
Ds,sperience as a teacher !,
|AqueaI'S' and sunday s's scbo ~
p ' he pre- prepared Mrs M STpS~'
Pc $50 work work she has done D', wi,y
hone !" who have found
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-19
NioIet Leach Group
Slated at [ abernacIc

he Violet Leach choral group
y "inis'l, dnaia. Viii present
" maj program ~ the Eben-
F. Community Forum series on
Suniay evening May 20. at 100.
This group of young people.
which has been singing iogeih-
i0r more than three years. will
present The entire program
composed Of modern. classical
'no spiritual numbers alonq
WIN excerpts from musical
Comedies.
Mos of 'hr groups arrange
.so' hsye ben prepared by
t. Leach 'hc droctor and they
4, famous iol thc presentation
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Ise aud Slns
ecu professional
4 agcsn holdn. seven degree
r. Ms>tcr, # Sr,"pc" 1 go, ss,'
Detroit Conservatory Of
tug. She presently IS an in.
coa,'' ~ music At Assumption
b.. s1 : IN Wmt.o and al the
H., 'o'leee It Chatham. On
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-19

station CKLW in Windsor
Atty Herbert l. Dudley AMI
John f Morning. GO -chaIrmen
Of the Forum Committee, Invit,
The general public To be plcscrt
and ENJOY an evening Of music.
There Is no admission chtrg@
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-05-19

Leach. who vas born IN South
Africa. Will give q short talk on
African music
The group has appeared be'oie
the vs. Mems Club ~ Wind>o,
and has broadcast frequently on
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