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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-19

automobile dealerships in this
area at the corner of Euclid and
Hartshorn, plus a huge used car
lot on Euclid ave., just east of
Noble rd. Using the slogan "Buy
Where Integrity Counts" East
End Nash is a leader in both new
and used car sales.
In the picture above, Phil Snyder
(left) is shown handing title to
Ernie Cooke for the eighth car
he's sold him, the newest and fin
est in the Nash line, the 1852 Nash
Ambassador Custom with Dual
Range Hydramatic.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-19

bare showroom and one lone car
in the other corner.
Result was that Cooke sold an ad
and Snyder sold his only car.
They've been doing business that
way ever since. Every week East
End Nash Inc. buys advertising
space in the East Cleveland Leader,
The SCOOP, The Euclid News
Journal and the Wickliffe Leader,
and every year Cooke buys a new
Nash.
East End Nash now employs 40
people, operates one of the finest
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-19

On October 20, 1945, Philip A.
Snyder, president of East End
Nash Inc, opened the doors of an
automobile showroom and service
plant that had been closed during
World War II. With an office girl,
two mechanics and a handyman,
East End Nash Inc. was founded.
A few nights after the opening,
Ernie Cooke, advertising salesman
for the Collinwood Publishing Co.,
noticed the building lighted and
went in looking for business. Phil
Snyder sat in one corner of the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-19

large expected hear the nationally known MASON
RINGERS consisting of the and Bernard
Angeles Ca who will present unique
Church. Euclid Holyoke
Sunday 22nd 30 and the Wade Park Meho
There will be admission charge to this concert but reewl
offering will be received
cordial invitation to the public enjoy
this unusual musical treat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-12
Governor 6. Williams
Raps Florida Murder

Mr.. Current warned that the
murder of Moore is only part
OF a reign of terror and violence
affecting Florida, and he added
these crimes have gone unpun-
ished because responsible public
officials have failed TO take ap-
propriate action"
The NAACP appealed TO the
more than $50 persons attending
the meeting to do two things:
% Send kilograms of protest de-
manding action 10 President Tru-
man. Attorney General McGrath
and Governor Fuller Warren of
Florida. (2) To make as geneouS
contribution as possible 20 the
NAACP now.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-12
Mccarthy Stooge
Sues for 100000

Davis who was convicted on
charges of spying in Mccarthy S
behalf by a Swiss court. charged
that Mccarthy hired him last
September.
He said that McCarthy's pub
lie statement washing his hands
of him, caused him loss Of wages
and lessened his chances OF Sc
curing employment.
Davis, who comes from Pasa-
dena Cali. was described by
Swiss authorities as naive in
dividual." given to vain boast
ing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-12
Dope Breakdown
Nets Is Here

troit, Arthur lie Young, known
TO his friends as Cool-Breeze, was
tagged big operator by local
narcotics officers. Young. of li45
Wellington. drew high bond of
$500.
Three women were arrested
Thursday night Lola Darnell, 95l
Napoleon; Mary Mills. 1856 John
r. and Clementine Smith, 637 Z.
Adams.
Also arrested were Ben Toll
bert. 245 edmund; Alfred Earven,
9l5 4. Warren; Elmo Johnson, n
Erskine; Jacob Mikalic, 29..3
Blaine: Robert Lee Ridgeway, 235
z. Willis; Ted Fame, 626 Garfield;
Claude Harper. 252 E. Forest;
Donald Haskins. 20ls Chestnut:
William Caswell. ll9 K. Kirby;
Joe Thralkeld, 1861 LaBelle;
Henry Leroy Sharpe, 265 (. Han
cock.
Also Oscar McMiller. 244l
Hastings; James Edwards. alias
Applewhite Grip 252 Theodore;
Phallis Campbell, alias Cameo
2639 John r: James Cade. alias
Pretty, 299 Z. Palmer; Darrell
Garrett, alias Chad, SAC E. Han
cock, and Preston Jackson. alias
Curly. 100 Woodlawn.
New York Tops
New York led all cities in the
number of arrests with 90. De-
troit with Is arrests. ranked fifth
behind Chicago. Philadelphia and
Washington. Texas, apparently
because il is a fsvorite route of
dope smugglers. led all states
with 100 arrests.
All arrests were arraigned Fri
day before Federal Judge Arthur
F. Lederle. All save Donald Has
kins stood mute and innocent
pleas were entered for them. Has
kins pleaded guilty and was held
for sentencing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-12
Widow of Slain NAAP
Head Dies After Burial

In death he was honored by
the members of the organization
for which he had been leading
spokesman in the fight for hu-
man rights in Florida.
Walter White. NAACP execu-
tive secretary, who flew to Flor
ida immedia' ely following the
murder for an on-the- spot inves-
tigation, was unable to be pres
ent at the funeral. His investi-
CATION turned up the names OF
three suspects which he handed
over to the FBI.
He accused the suspects OF
completely in the carefully plan
ned bombing that took Moorc's
life and subsequently that of his
wife.
The NAACP official was bur
led in a small cemetery near his
bombed home in Minis before n
crowd OF 600 white and Negro
leaders and persons from all
walks of life. In the audience
was J. ]. Elliott. a special inves-
tigator sent into the case By Gov.
Fuller Warren.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-12

Dope peddlers and their
customers took a sharp
blow to the belly when
federal men and the ocal
narcotics squad cracked
down in raids beginning late
Thursday and ending early
Friday morning and nabbed
25 suspects
Irwin LrSsnfield. head of the
federal narcotics men here. sx-
presssd ~fhis opinion Tuesday.
Greenfield said some heroin
and marijuana peddlsrs had
managed 70 oozs through the
laws clsnched fist but that
the dope trade was in . bad
way.
Greenfield said he agreed with
local policemen who said that
Detroit high school students clear
of any involvement in the dope
traffic.
Heroin Popular
Most peddlers are now pushing
heroin. as this drug is the cur
rent favorite of mainliners. Green
field pointed out in explaining
that marijuana or "reefers" is a
minor item with most traders.
Using push-button warfare
against the junkie suppliers. fed
eral men and local police sacked
up 500 dope peddlers in lightning
like raids throughout the nation
Friday morning. Small fry and
big fish alike wriggled in the
federal net, frightened by new
laws which automatically put a
first offender away for two years.
A two-timer gets five years
and three time loser must serve
a penalty OF ten years under the
tough law enacted by Congress
in an effort TO red light the dope
traffic among teen-agers.
Cool-Brsexe Nabbed
OF 25 persons arrested in De-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-12
Publishers
Pick Detroit
For Confob

The annual Mid-Winter Work
shop of the National Newspaper
Publishers Association will be
held at the Gotham Hotel Jan.
1919.
A special report on the study
of the purchasing power and
consumer habits Of Negroes
which is being directed by Dow
dial Davis of the Kansas City
Call will be one of the highlighfs
of the conference.
Two symposiums, one of new
editorial techniques and the other
on advertising. have been sched-
uled for the two-day meeting.
Among those making technical
reports at the workshop VIII be:
c. c. DeJoie, Louisiana Wecx-
~; Carter Wesley. Houston In
former; Frsnn Stanley. LOUSY He
Defender; Carl and Arnett Muir
Dhy. Baltimo.e Afro-Americsn:
IRIS. Robert L. Vann and p. L.
.attis. Pittsburgh Courier; Thorn
w. and p B. Young. NorfolN
nal and Guide.
Also Irving Williamson. 81.
ouis Argus; C. A Scott. Atlantis
ally World: Emory ia k.on,
birmingham World; w. Q. Wal
..er. Cleveland Call Post; John
IL. SengStacke. Chicago Defender.
The publ hers will be the
Quests of the DETROIT TRI-
BUNE and the Michigan Chron-
icle while n the Motor City.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-12

SANFORD, Fla.-(SpeciaD
The widow of Harry 7.
Moore, State NAACP CO.
ordinator who was killed by
a bomb blast Christmas Day
in his home, died of a blood
clot here last Thursday night
as result of attending burial
services for her husband
New Years Day.
Mrs. Harriet Moore had bssu
improving steadily from injur-
les suffered In the bosnbino un-
IA she left against advice 10
attend the funeral. according 10
her physician. DR.. George II.
Starke. Services had bssn post-
ponsd from last Friday week
10 enable her 10 attsnd-
Mr.. Moore, a leader OF the
NAACP in Florida and consist
ent crusader for civil rights, was
killed by an assasin's bomb on
Christmas night in an explosion
which seriously injured his wife
and wrecked his home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-12
Rams Arms in Pane

An alleged drug addict rammed
both arms through window
pane al police headquarters last
Friday in an attempt TO get med
ical treatment for his habit
He is Allen Burial %, 1871
Wabash. who suffered decorations
of both aims. Police stated that
the act was apparently done be-
cause Burial was in bad con-
dition from lack of a drug
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-12

WASHINGTON. - Senator Jo-
seph Mccarthy, who has been
dared to open his mouth of the
privileged senate floor more than
any other living senator. was sued
for SANDER and breach OF con-
tract by young Negro last
week.
Charles Z. Davis demanded
100000 from the Wisconsin Re
publican. the famed founder Of
McCarthyism.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-12

Governor c.. Mennen Williams
in a special message Sunday TO
an NAACP Emergency Mass
meeting at Ebenezer AME church
strongly condemned the undem-
ocratic. inhuman and despicable
acts of violence" which have af-
flicted Florida in recent months.
Appearing in place OF Jack
Cresnberg. Clostsr b. Current.
NAACp director Of branches.
gave a few intimate highlights
of Mr.. Moore's career and urged
the audience TO send protest
correspondence and make con-
tributions to continue the as
sociafion's fight for equality.
Part of the Governors message
read:
Add my name 10 the growing
list of loyal Americans who de
plore and condemn the undemo-
cratic. inhuman and deSpicable
acts OF violence which married
the recent Christmas season in
Florida and resulted in the death
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry I. Moore.
These acts have shocked the
entire nation and are a betrayal
of those principles upon which
our great democracy is founded.
All of US. no matter our race or
creed, join in voicing the determ-
nation that those subversive
threats to our security must be
halted and the guilty parties
punished "a the fullest extent OF
the law
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-12
Film -FI0xss --

peir are believed to be heads OF
a gang that have used about
eight teams of two women to
fleece Detroiters of about SIS, 900
In the past 2is years. The teams
usually contain one colored and
one white.
The women were brought TO
Detroit to be placed on show
up Cor 80 victims of the conf
dence game. Miss Parker is
white.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-12
Man Loses (AlD

The date, January 3. 1852, will
always standout in the mind Of
McAlbie HALT was the day
he lost not only his money, over
coat and shoes TO three hold-up
men. but also was stabbed by
one OF them.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-12
Sees HOUSING
Commission
For Equality

The Detroit Housing Conmis-
son was termed as making IS
first step towards eliminating q s.
elimination and Segre cation an
housing last Thursday when I
voted unanimously for IN amend-
ment OF the National Associat on
of Housing Officials (NAHOD.
The amendment is that all
national meetings of the NAHO
shall be scheduled only in Inc
places whe Q facilities are avail
able on q non discriminate,
basis TO all IFS members eli
sibls to attend.
Seeing the step a. the fn {
towards complete indignation ~
housing n Detroit is George A.
Isabel, rcaltor and member II
the Detroit housing body Mr..
Isabel formally int oduced The
motion.
Dr.. Frank Horne, assistant 10
the National Housing Admin $
tartor. introduced the resolution
Oct. u. 1851. in Washington be-
fore the ANNUAL convention OF
the NAHO MI Isabel made a
supporting speech in favor OF the
amendment at that time
In commenting on the action
of the local housing commission.
Isabel stated that he believes
that the end of segregation IN
public housing in Detroit is very
near. and promised TO do p ;
best towards seeking the enl Of
this evil in Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-12

COAL : HEATING
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-12

OF 25 persons arrested in De-
The guardian., 1952-03-15
WOmen's Club CO-spOnsOrs
Todd Duncan Star Concert

listed Mr.. Dunran's voice among
"the best in the United States
or any country"
The officers of the Club are:
Mrs. John B. Hall, President,
Mrs. Cora v. MacKerrow, 1st
Vice President, Miss Lorena
Cuzzens, End v. Pres. Mrs. Sadie
Fitzallen, Treasurer, Mrs. Marian
Stevens, Recording Secretary,
Mrs. Beatrice Bath, Correspond
ing Secretary. The very large
am d active committee working
for the success of the concert are
Mrs. M. Youngblood, Chairman.
Mrs. c. v. MacKerrow,. Mrs. Cleo
Hoffman, Co chairmen, Mrs. B.
Bath, Secretary, Mrs. Adassa Bar
rows, Assistant Secretary. Also
Mrs. B. Chisholm. Mrs Ruby
Colley, Mrs. Luella Coleman,
Mrs. Ruby Dixon, Mrs. Josephine
Freeman, Mrs. Lillian Godbolt,
Mrs. Ann Hawk, Mrs. Myrtle
Mitchell, Mrs. Blanche Nelson,
Mrs. Lena O'Grady, Mrs. Ebba
Perry, Mrs. Imogene Powell,
Mrs. Mabel Sandridge, Mrs.
Ethel Smith, Mrs. Beatrice Thor
nton, Miss Emma Williams, Mrs.
Eula Wright, Mrs. Irene Yates.
The guardian., 1952-03-15

on the night before his depar-
ture for the Middle East, Baron
Frary Won Blomberg Of 233 Marl-
boro ST., was given a farewell
dinner at the home of Mrs. Esther
Wilson in Watertown. The
Baron was the guest of both Mrs.
Wilson and Mrs Gladys Nc
Adow. It will be remembered
that he was one Of the sponsors
Of the Latin Quarter affair staged
by the NAACP of which Mrs.
McAdoo and Miss Lorena Cuz-
zens were co-chairmen. Accom-
panying the guest to Watertown
was Omas Regueros, nephew OF
the president Of Columbia, South
America. While abroad the Bar
on viii lvisit Greece, Egypt, Israel
and sections Of No. America -
Clarence Cameron White writes
from Ney York that, now re-
covered from a recent indisposi-
ton, his opera is being given IN
Memphis, Tenn. and other pre-
sentations will follow. Why
shouldn't Boston present this
opera Of a former Hub sojourner?
Recent visitors Of Colonel and
Mrs. Frank M. Snowden of Sc
Harold st., Roxbury, were Mrs.
Grace Drake, Newport News;
Mrs Vera Allen, Danville; Mrs.
Hauzie Walkie, Farmsville; and
Miss Evelyn Berry, Petersburg,
The guardian., 1952-03-15
Letters To
The Edition"
THE BOSTON POST


259 Washington St., Boston
March 5, 1852
Mrs. Maude T. Steward
977 fremont ST., Boston
Dear Mrs. Steward;
We are sending you herewith
a print of the picture of Crispus
Attucks' grave which you stated
you would like to have. Please
accept it with the compliments
of the Management of The Bos-
ton Post.
Sincerely
The guardian., 1952-03-15

the program which included
organ prelude, call to worship,
Doxology, responsive reading,
'How Firm Foundation, con-
gregation, prayer, selection by
Missionary Gospel Chorus, re-
marks by Edgar P. Benjamin,
founder of Resthaven, selection,
18th Baptist Chorus, introduction
of speaker, sermon, Rev. E. G.
Mcleod, selections by 18th Bap-
tist Chorus, remarks by Mrs.
Isabel Brooks, auxiliary presi-
dent, collection, Missionary
Chorus. Officers of the Auxili-
ary: Mrs. Isabel Brooks, Presi-
dent, Mrs. Henrietta Tidball,
.Vice-Pres., Mrs. Lydia Allston,
Fin. Sec, Mrs. Margaret Davis,
Rec. Secy., Mrs. Anna Mallory,
Treas, Mrs. Luella Goodman,
Asst. Treas, Miss Ella Nelson,
Chaplain, Mrs. Maria Green,
Honorary V. Pres.
HEALTH HAVEN offers -
LA FACILLE (The easy) French
corset, supports the muscle walls
Of abdomen and back sacri-
lilac strain 1t has a special in
dividuaI concealed inside belt.
Physicians prescriptions fulfill
ed. I19 Humboldt ave, ROxbury.
A newly organized Club in
Roxbury is name dthe Mr.. and
Mrs. Club and is composed en-
tirely of married couples, The
members are, Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
tus Garrison, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs,
Ernest Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mer Valentine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Valentine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Williams.
Boston Links invite you and
your friends to join them at a
Night of Games on Friday, March
21, at Hotel Gardner, Massachu-
sets Avenue at Norway Street,
Boston, 500 to 100 AM. Sub
scriptiOn S1.25.
Old blankets and pieces of
woolen cloth are needed by the
Animal Rescue League of Bos-
ton for use at its animal shelter.
Any contributions will be great
ly appreciated. Packages may be
sent directly to the Animal Res
cue League of Boston, 366 Albany
ST., Boston 10, or, if within the
Leagues collection radius. they
will be called for upon request.
Telephone Hancock 6-9170, Or
The guardian., 1952-03-15

"Hope is good breakfast but
an ill supper"
The guardian., 1952-03-15

The Women's Service Club of
Boston, Inc, Mrs. John B. Hall
President, in association with
Aaron Richmond, will present
Todd Duncan the celebrated
Baritone Star of Concert and
Stage in Recital at Jordan Hall,
Sunday, April 9th at $3.50 Pm.
The only way to benefit this
worthy organization will be to
purchase your tickets through
the Committee or the Club
House, 464 Massachusetts, Ave,
phone Circle 7-8423.
Every year the Women's Serv-
ice Club presents an outstanding
artist on Palm Sunday as a part
Of their cultural program. This
year they will sponsor the con-
cert debut of Mr.. Duncan in
Boston. His success on the stage
and in concert has made him one
of the outstanding artists of the
country. He was the star in the
folk-opera of George Gershwin's
"Porgy and Bess" and is the first
man Of the Colored Race in I'm
tied States operate history to
sing a white role with white
east. He was engaged by the
Ne WORK City Opera Company
to sing two important opera
roles, Tonic in 'Pagliacci" and
the Toreador Escamillo in Gar
men,. His musical recognition
in Australia, New Zealand and
South America is unprecedented.
The Time Magazine, October 8,
The guardian., 1952-03-15
CITY NEWS

Your Home, Your Business -
Make it secure INSUFE is
the motto of JULIAN c. BRAN
KER who specializes in Real
Estate and INSURANCE OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION /.
BUDGETED to suit your cOnven-
ience 386A Warren Street,
ROxbury 19, Mass. HI 2-S77O. HI
5-sI74. Remember we stand be-
tween You and LOSS.
Annual Thanksgiving Sermon
Of the Resthaven Ladies Auxili-
ary was held Sunday afternoon,
March 9, in Union Methodist
Church. Mrs. Henrietta Tidball,
was Mistress of Ceremonies for
The guardian., 1952-03-15
SOCIAL CALENDAR
By ALMIRA PARK

all of Virginia. These ladies were
guests at the Hotel Statler during
their stay here and were friends
of the Snowdens during the War
years when Colonel Snowden
was stationed in Virginia. All Of
the ladies are Supervisors Of
Education in the respective local.
tiles and attended the recent Ma
tional Educational Conference
held in Boston with headquarters
at Hotel Statler.
s'The Night of Games, arrang-
ed by the Boston Links" comes
on Friday, March 2l, at Hotel
Gardner on Mass. ave. The SUBJ
scription is $1.25. Officers: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Esther Hawkins Will
son, v. President, Miss Lorena
M. Cuzzens, Secretary, Mrs. Ed
ward o. Gourdin, Treasurer,
Mrs. Malcolm J. Lewis. Mes
danes Charles F. Anderson,
Prudence Irwin 6, Jacqueline
Bunte, Gladys McAdoo, William
H. Dabney, Joseph Mitchell, John
Goldsberry, William B. rice, Nor
man Harris, Henry R. Sand
ri dig and tn e n TIL ere s
the Evening in Liberia" at
Charles st. Church on next
Thursday evening. Especially
tempting is the full course Tur-
key dinner which Emma Setback
Browns mother, an adept in the
culinary art, will prepare :.
Roland Hayes sang at an in
ternate" recital in Jordan Hall
last Sunday to a capacity audi
ence and the music critics prais-
ed him, highly = Spring is Just
around the corner and aren't the
new styles fascinating? Be sure
to get the bulges off somehow
or you'll not be happy.
The members of the Book
lovers Club of Boston were hap
by to have had the privilege OF
entertaining and being address
ed by the eminent ]. A. Rogers
of N. Y. City, at a Tea on Sun
day. February "a, Mr.. Rogers is
an authority on World History,
and author of Books which in
spire and teach and are a plea
sure to read. Mrs. Mabelle B.
Scott, is president and Mrs.
Estelle L. Crosby secretary OF
the Book Lovers. Tea followed
the address.
The guardian., 1952-03-15

der Department.
The Liberia College Club of
America, Inc. will present the
regular Coffee Hour on Sunday,
March %, at the International
Institute, 100 Beacon ST., Boston.
Guest speaker will be Abdul G..
Sheikh, a native Of Nairobe,
Kenya, East Africa. Mr.. Sheikh
will speak on Life in East
Africa, which will be illustrated
by slides. The public is invited.
The guardian., 1952-03-15
NQTICE

Exalted Ruler, Charles E. Wal
den and officers of COMMON
WEALTH LODGE 10, I.B.P.E. of
The guardian., 1952-03-15

sure for our patrons to greet him
at the old stand, 8O3 fremont st.
A threatened "blot-out" of the
Commission Against Discrimina-
ton by merger with the educa-
tion commission is a number one
problem for solution in the near
future.
Congress is on the verge of
shelving UNIT legislation during
this session. The polls are needing
the hue and cry: ''I didn't raise
my boy to be a soldier. Our
emporium does not agree with
this will of the wisp" dallying
with the nations defense.
All roads lead to the William
E. Carter Post 16, A. L. home
mortgage. burning April II at
Butler Hall, Prince Hall Masonic
Temple. Our full tonsorial dele
cation is expected to attend, in
cluding operator Davis, who will
don his new western Sombrero.
The Bay State Tornado"
ragged at last weeks expose The
Dude" Gained down when
"Glory Boy" told him picture
is not a reality when danger
turks across town
Bill Browns Florida smoke
burning days were recently
brought up after many years. He
laughed it off as a joke.
A phone message often reveals
more truth than fiction, and this
may be verified when the 90"
from Pensacola arrives.
More next week.
The guardian., 1952-03-15
Blue EAGLE NEWS
Rv Barber Shop Chord

st. Patrick's Day and a green
necktie near the 1852 deadline
South Boston is all aglow with
color awaiting Evacuation Day.
Your columnist attended the pa
rade marshal's testimonial ban
quet, Tuesday night. Ex Gov.
James M. Curley and VA mana.
ger Bill" Blake stole the ora
torical show.
Rev. Daniel Smith is back in
our emporium. 1t will be a plea
The guardian., 1952-03-15

w. invite all Elks to attend the
Initiation Thursday, March 20
$50 PM. sharp at Jackson Hall,
1895 fremont st. After initiation
there will be a social session.
The guardian., 1952-03-15
EDW. A. DUNN.
City Editor.

Mr.. Dunn also had made a
special print of "Attucks' Monu-
ment" which appeared in the
March 8 edition, also in this.
March 8 edition.
Evening star., 1952-01-16

camera focuses attention on the
upper part Of the body"
Adrian designed gowns at MGM
In the glamour days of Carlo
Shearer and Crawford. He re-
Gently returned there to put on
a fashion show in Lovely to Look
At" When I saw him in his
scented salon, he was surrounded
by bolts Of cloth and preparing
for his own showing Of spring
fashions.
UnIomented New Look
The designer has long combated
Partisan dictates and was an op-
ponent of the late. unlamented
new look" He remarked:
"The French were out Of the
running during the war years.
When the war was over, they tried
to focus attention on themselves
They threw out everything we had
found practical over the years and
substituted skirts that reached to
the ground, padded and dropping
dresses.
1T was q clever promotion. but