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Kodiak mirror., 1952-09-13
are running for Auditor.

1IG EuIlHlflg LOT AuulGOE. frank Metcalf, Democrat, is ne incumbent for highway en- gineer. He is opposed by Irv. ing Reed. Candidates for the Territorial Senate for the short term are Jack Conright, Demo crat and Paul Robinson, Re publican.
 Democratic candidates for
 the four year term in the Sen ate are Steve McCutcheon and William Egan. Republican
 candidates for the job are
 John F. Gorsuch and Marshall c. Hoppin.
 Twenty candidates, 10 Re- publican and 10 Democrats
 aspire for the 10 seats in the House of Representa- tives. Democrats are Chester Carlson, Pearl Gibson. Peter Kalamarides, Wendell Kay, z. J. Loussac, Buell. Nesbett, AL fred Owen, c. A. Pollard
 Irene Ryan, Russell Young. Republican candidates for
 the house are Barbara Dimock, |: Lee Mckinley, Lloyd Olsen, Howard Pollock, Dorothy
 Prior, Carl Rentschler, Bert Rutherford. M. D. Snodgrass, Harold Stringer and Fred Williamson.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-09-13
Terrst0riai Election Set For October IA

The Territorial General Elec. tion will be held on 0ctobel IA, one week after the local city election.
 Third Division voters will be asked to choose between Dele gate E. l.. Bartlett and Bob Reeve, Anchorage airline oper- ator, for the Territorial Dele gate to Congress.
 William J. Gerald, Demo crat, is running unopposed for attorney general of Alaska. Anita Garnick, Republican, and Neil F. Moore, Democrat,
Kodiak mirror., 1952-09-13
Third Division Seats increase

The Third Division will be entitled to 10 seats next year ] when the Territorial Legis- lature meets in Juneau. Last year a solid slate of seven Democrats were in the House. The addition of three rep resentatives from the Third Division was brought about because of the increase in population, Delegate FL. Bartlett said last week.
 Del. Bartlett and four Demo- cratic candidates for the Ter ritorial House of Represent atives were in Kodiak for sev- eral days and toured the Is- land.
 ] Mrs. Irene Ryan, mining en-
 
 gineer, Z.J. Loussac, Anchor age resident. Al Owen and Russell Young visited Old Har- bor, Alitak, Karluk, Afognak and Ouzinkie as well as Ko- diak.
 The candidates posted cam paign posters and talked with voters. A dinner was given in their honor at the Elk's Club. ] The legislative candidates in the words of Loussac are confident that the 1852 cleo tion will result in a solid Democratic slate'. Bartlett, seeking his fifth /, term in Congress, recalled a pleasant visit in Kodiak year ago when Mrs. Bartlett and he were here for a week during the meeting of the League of Alaskan Cities. Bartlett is opposed for Con gress by Bob Reeve, Anchor age bush pilot and airline operator.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-09-13
Plant Pres enfed To Garden Club

Apparently A some flower grower has contributed a Chi nese Jade Plant to the Kodiak Garden Club. The members of the club have the plant but do not know how to find the owner to thank him or return the plant. It was left at the U. s. O. following the recent flower show.
 The owner may claim same at the Kodiak Electric Associ- ation plant, Mrs. John Given. clNb president said Monday.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-09-13

Robert Croyle gave a war ranty deed to Bruce w. Cole for lot l of the Oceanview ub-division and it has been recorded.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-09-13
KODIAK MIRROR
showed the

Dr. Johnson showed the course. followed on several maps and gave an interesting description of the many bays, coves and villages that they stopped at while on the trip.
 Next Tuesday he plans to show color pictures taken on the trip. Guests attending the luncheon were Bud Metzgar, Robert Gertz, Father Thomas Maher, Joe Gale, Roy Arne- son, Clarence Haas and Capt. William K. Rhodes, command ing officer of KNS.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-09-13

Mrs. Carey Fleming Ceder- burg and Kenneth Edwards Bashford plan to be married October II, at Hillside Chapel at Kodiak Naval Station.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Convention Called
lon West Coast

/ Mrs. Ralph E. Dippell, jr., ot
Silver Spring, grand president o1
the Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, 1:
heading a delegation from the
Washington area to the 45th in
Iternational convention which be-
gins Monday in Coronado, Calf.
Four other local alumnae, in
|cluding three international Off
GERS. will also attend the sorority
lconclave.
The group includes Mrs. Jack
M. Curtis, who is completing a
two-year term on the Grand
Council; Mrs. Cicero Hogan
alternate National Panhellenic
Council delegate; Miss Edie Nc
|Chesney, international chairman
|of student scholarships, and Mrs.
George Malloy, president of the
Washington Alumnae Chapter.
Five actives from the Beta Beta
Chapter of the sorority at the
University of Maryland, are also
planning to attend the California
convention. They are Misses Ruth
Ann Hughes, Mary Ann Elting,
Katharine Harris, Helen Harris
and Ruth Burton.
Mrs. Dippell is a member of
the Washington Alumnae Chap
ter. She is completing a two-year
term as grand president.
Evening star., 1952-06-19

tDays makes finer, creamier.
DREAMER icings. And DOMINO
Old Fashioned Brown gives such
a rich, real molasses favor to ham,
baked beans, cereals and caramel
frosting while DOMINO Light
Brown gives a delicately delicious
goodness to coffee cake. cookies
and candy. You'll love the handy
1-pound packages these DOMINO
Sugars come in, too for the
Tuck-in Flap is so easy to open
and close and the Rolled Waxed
Paper Liner keeps the sugar fresh
n clean longer!
Evening star., 1952-06-19

mushrooms broiled to a golden
goodness in pure creamery but
ter, then packed in their own
savory broth. There's no peeling,
no trimming and NO waste. They
save time, work and money, too :. Z.
so try these three delicious
samples of their culinary skill"
soon:
Smother warmed-up slices Of roast
lamb with BinB Whole Mushroom
Crowns g.. combine BIB Sliced
Mushrooms with chopped broccoli and
cream sauce make esoouettes from
chicken pickins and BinB Chopped
Mushrooms.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
for even if

Foremost sanitary chemists and
engineers have proved it by scien-
tiic research . and they've made
up a report I'd like to send you
FREE. Just write Nancy Sasser,
271 Madison Ave-, New York 16,
N. Y. And start using SAM
FLUSH in your own home today
.. because it's made for the one
special purpose of sparkling up
toilet bowls. Leaves a fresh, in
viting air, too :. for it's perfumed
with a mild fragrance!
Evening star., 1952-06-19

Bead Form actually restores the
life and luster to colors and whites
that washes out with dirt. "Over-
soaping", harsh bleaches or ordi-
nary bluing can't do it! But gentle
LA FRANCE, with wondrous
whitening Frightening LUM .
MESS, can bring back the sparkle
to colors and the dazzle to whites.
So begin bluing that lively" look
back into all your summer wash
ables by using LA FRANCE
next washday.
Evening star., 1952-06-19

CHOCOLATE BITS! Of course,
these original chocolate Bits give
heavenly goodness to all sorts oi
cakes, frostings and pies, too
but try them in these Bits Cookies
first:
SIT ~ cups sifted Rovr with Y, tsp.
soda. " Tsp. salt. Add IA cups brown
sugar: mix we'll. Add u cup shortening.
egg, "a cup water. Seat | mia.: add
I tsp. vanilla: beat ! min. Fold ia I
PKG. LOCKWOOD CHOCOLATE BITS.
Y, cup chopped ssts. Drop from tss.
spoon onto qrsssed bskinq pen about
r apart. Sake in mod. oveA i3z5'F.l
1917 minis. or tin tightly Drowned. Let
stand sbovt mia. Remove iso@ Pea.
Makes ( do1,
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Convention Bound

Fifty delegates from the Wash
ington and Virginia area will
leave tomorrow for New York
where they will attend the an
nual convention of the Tau Beta
Phi Sorority at the Hotel Gov
Iernor Clinton.
Mrs. Marjorie Kettles, national
president from the Virginia Prov
ince, and Mrs. Evelyn v. Smyth,
convention chairman from the
Washington Province, are among
those attending.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
kEWhat$ CooRirl'

FRIDAY
Salmon Loaf BroUned Potatoes
Asparagus Uith Almond Cheese Sauce
Cucumber Salad Rhubarb Sauce
Asparagus With Almond Cheese Sauce.
pounds asparagus 70 teaspoon pepper
tablespoons butter IL cups milk
tablespoons flour l grated American cheese
"a teaspoon salt "a cup toasted almonds
Cook asparagus In inch of boiling Salted covered
saucepan about 20 minutes until tender Remove drain and
keep hot To make melt butter in add flour
and seaSongs and blend Gradually add milk while stirring cook
until smooth and hickned low heat stirring constantly
Fold in cheese stirring to blend Add chopped almonds
saving few garnh top asparagus
SATURDAY.
Dried Beef Helene Toast
Buttered Zucchini Squash Tossed Green Salad
Fruit JelIo
Dried Beef Helene Toast.
IA cups chopped dried beef Ia teaspoon nutmeg
tablespoons butter 12 teaspoon worcestershire sauce
tablespoon flour IL milk
y teaspoon paprika l cup sliced mushrooms
"a sliced ripe olives Buttered
Melt butter skillet. in -four paprka nutmeg
tershe and milk Cook stir until thickened
beef and mushrooms Cook and stir until mushrooms
heated through Add olives and buttered
Serves f.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
THE SUCCESS OF A SWEET.
-

largely on the sugar
you use and !
think you'll agree
with me that DOM
mo Sugars are the
very finest! Take
DOMINO Confec-
TONERS xxx, for
instance it al
Evening star., 1952-06-19
IT'S AMAZING. but true

can b lue that
~lively" ! o o k
right back into
your clothes! It's
as easy as adding
L A F r A N c E
Bluing ITO every
washday suds -.
for this marvel
n,,~ kl,,;4n -
Evening star., 1952-06-19
EVER CAUGHT with an empty

cookie jar?
You won't be
I. . once you
discover how
easy it is to
w hip up" a
scrGmptious s
b a t ch wit h
ROCK WOOD
Evening star., 1952-06-19
THERE'S MEAlrlME MAGIC in {

leftovers all 1t
takes to turn the
trick is BinB
M u S h r O o m S.
Truly, they lend
luscious elegance
to the lowliest
+ o o d S for
they're the only
Evening star., 1952-06-19
BUY-LIMES BY Nancy Sasser

weekly Advsisiag ColsmA 4 Tass Nsw "a Islsssstae
New York, June l9-Thirsay days here sinse
10 keep = pitcher Of KOOLAID s~ band N she
refrigerator. It's the easy, most economical way 10
serve luscioss, thirs. .-quenching refreshment Ies
SC package makes quarts (you simply add w.ser,
then sweeten to tasie)! And if | were you, Id bay
all six !asie-iinglng favors Of KOOL-AID u eaee
and save lot .. always do!
Evening star., 1952-06-19
I CAN'T STOP SINGING the


praises of SARONG
the girdle that
gives you superb
figure control, plus
complete panty
girdle" freedom!
This girdle that
"w alks and won't
ride up" is light
sOe;ght and boneless
%. but just listen to
what IL does for vodI
Evening star., 1952-06-19

Conomme is used to replace water in preparing this rice.
SUNDAY
Roast Beef Rice Uaat
Spinach Carrot SaU
Strawberry Sundae
Rice Piaf
cups chicken stock "a teaspoon white pepper
chicken boullon u to p cup butter
! tablespoon lemon juice margarine
12 teaspoons salt 1l2 converted rice
/ bay leaf
chicken juice salt bay leaf white
and half the butter of double boiler Add Cover and
from heat into buttered casserole
with remaining butter bake moderate (350 FD
10 minutes. Serve hot Makes to servings.
MONDAY
BrdiSed Lamb ShGnkS Corn MuffnS
Buttered Peas Orange-Grapetruit Salad
Sponge Cake
Lamb Shanks.
4 lamb shanks Q1z pounds cup diced carrots
each> cup diced potatoes
tablespoons fat 70 cup diced celery
Salt and pepper medium onion, chopped
water
heavy skillet the shank with salt and
brown them well in the hot fat Add the water
Add necessary prevent burning. Add
potatoes celery and Cook 30 minutes until vegetables
tender.
TUESDAY.
Roast Beet Hash Buttered Beets
Green Beans uah Horseradish Perfection Salad
Caramel CuStard
Green Beans With Horseradish.
IL pounds beans 1s teaspoon pepper
3 tablespoons butter IL milk
tablespoons 3 to tablespoons drained
"a teaspoon salt horseradish
Wash and beans lengthwise slice diagonaIy Cook
beans tightly covered with about inch OF water,
adding boiling Cook for IS to
20 minutes only until tender; drain Make by melting
butter add flour seasonng and blend Gradually
Stir horseradish hot
beans. Serves g.
Evening star., 1952-06-19

The patented criss s-cross front has
a double layer of fabric that fat
tens your stomach takes you
inches in. Its long cat back as
sures you complete thigh control.
And it's cut diagonally high in
front to permit free striding t.
and prevent binding when you sit
SARONG comes in Upper, pull
on, Assertion and 4" high waist
styles in all sizes only .95
and up at all Good Stores!
Evening star., 1952-06-19
DON'T WORRY

DON'T WORRY
your sum m er
cottage has a
septic tank,
SANI-NUSH
is a absolutely
safe for toilet
b O W Is con-
nected with
such systems.
Evening star., 1952-06-19

Refreshing delicious is this golden orange ring.
WEDNESDAY.
Tongue Mustard Sauce
Mashed Potatoes Kale Lima
Fresh Frozen Orange Ring Iced Tea
Fresh Orange Ring.
1 envelope untavored gelatin l cup milk
tablespoons cold water "a
/ fresh frozen orange juice separated
(undlued) heavy
"a marmaade
gelatin cold minutes. Add undlued fresh
stir heat
boiling
yolk with beaer Add
milk slowly beating constantly Place mixture
boiler stir hot until mixture hickens
spoon Add
Blend we'll and allow 30 minutes Blend in heavy
place After mixture begins je
about IS from and beat for minutes
Fold whites Place
ture
shallow serving
any fruit season.
Evening star., 1952-06-19

margarine triple blended especially for table flavor GOOD LUCK
is why LUCK the only margarine that dares
make amazing and why you to this
Table margarine every meal, every day.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
YOU'RE MISSING PLENTY

Nc PLENTY :. you haven't h1ed new INSTANT
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE Why? Because tins
amazing discovery is entirely different from ordinary
"instants" =. and way ahead" Of oad-fastiosaed
ground co7ee It's not powder and not grind
but millions Of tiny Flavor Buds" Of psre coffee
ready to burst instantly into thai famous Maxwell
House flavor. You see it's already brewed for you BY
Maxwell House experts then the water is removed
at the peak of fresh-brevved perfection leaving
those miracle ~Fiavor Buds" Of 1o06 pure coffee.
S added either q. no filters Of any kind And find
AXWELL HOUSE saves me money too up to Se
pound of old-fashioned ground coffee So:
Evening star., 1952-06-19

THURSDAY.
Pork Chop and Mushroom Casserole
Broccoli SteUed Tomatoes
Cherry Pie
Pork Chop Mushroom Casserole.
loin rib pork chops, cooked noodles
12-ncI thick / condensed chicken
/ teaspoon cup
! teaspoon mustard tablespoon chopped onion
Fry pork chops until brown side Turn and
with salt and mustard Put noodles quart casserole Top
with chops Drowned noodles and
onion in skillet Stir until blended then this
the chops Cover Cook moderate $3.50 F u hour
Uncover and bake another 80 brown chops Makes
servings BY "Vi."
Evening star., 1952-06-19
MONDAY.

TUESDAY,
Roast Beet Hash Buttered Beets
Green Beans uith Horseradish Perfection Salad
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-12

Famous Jantzen swim trunks,
nationally noted for comfort and
smart styling. Choose from
our wide selection of oolors
and models.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-12
BoiIey's Has
Film Loan
ToAH Clubs

A brand new service is being
offered by The Bailey Co., exclu-
sive local Palm Beach Suit dealer,
10 luncheon clubs, service and So
sial clubs, schools, churches and
other groups in the form Of Sports
Films which have been made for
Goodall-Sanford, Inc. manufac-
turers of Palm Beach Suits.
Palm Beach Library Of Sports
Films features today's starts in the
nations two most popular sports
.. baseball and golf. All are 16
nm. sound films H.. two Of them
in color 80 and 40 minutes in
length. Ideal for mems groups, but
suitable for any gathering of active
men and women Of any age, these
shorts on sports are audience
pleasers any season Of the year.
They can be used as part Of an
elaborate sports program or as the
main feature at your regular lun-
cheon or evening meetings. The
only cost Is the two-way air ex-
press charge. They're easy to
schedule just stop in at Bailey's
Mems Dept. and, if you wish, they
will you lay out program for your
group, that you'll be proud to pre-
sent.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-12

Glenville Assembly No. 8, Order
Of the Rainbow for Girls, held its
82nd Public Installation Of Officers
on Saturday, June 7th, at 8 o'clock
in the Commandery Room of the
Masonic Temple, 3615 Euclid ave.
Agnes Toward was installed as
Worthy Advisor.
Miss Toward is a sophomore at
Hiram College, where she is a
member of Sigil of Phil Sigma.
She was valedictorian in June of
1851 at Euclid Senior High School.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Toward and resides at
b71 East 260th st.
Other officers installed are:
Worthy Associate Advisor, Bar
bara Schulz; Sister of Charity,
Elizabeth Rolfe; Sister of Hope,
Harryet Adams; Sister of Faith,
Virginia Hisey; Chaplain, Janice
Hart; Drill Leader, Janet Yeske;
Sister of Love, Patsy King; Sister
of Religion, Sally James; Sister of
Nature, Florence Schreiner; Sister
of Immortality, Shirley Pinney;
Sister of Fidelity, Janice Ovens;
Sister of Service, Barbara Lever
enz; Choir Director, Marjorie Grit
fin; Musician, Sally Papcke; Conf
Dental Observer, Judy Hastings;
and Outer Obserer, Karen Ongerth.
Barbara Kirchner was Install
ing Worthy Advisor; Ruth Stiebel-
ing, Installing Marshal; Lois Tuck
er, Installing Chaplain; Barbara
Mack, Installing Drill Leader;
Lucy Dorsey, Installing Recorder;
and Ninapearl Teal, Installing
Treasurer.
Harold Matthews, soloist of the
Orpheus Choir, was Installing
Soloist and Richard Leonard In
stalling Musician.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-12
Open House Sunday

An open house will be held Sun
day afternoon at the home of
Russell Swaney, jr., in Mentor for
his brother, Pvt. Richard Swaney,
who is on furlough from his mill
tary duties.
Pvt. Swaney, who will leave on
June 22nd, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Swaney, ST.,
14405 Esmeralda ave.
Evening star., 1952-03-21

Always" and .Addio 3 Il Madre,
from the opera "Cavalleria Rusti-
cana.
1000. WMALB Boxing: A 10
round bout In Madison Square
Garden between welterWeights Gil
Turner and Don Williams.
1850. WTOP- One Great Hour oi
Sharing: Raymond Massey narrates
q musical-drama program relating
the adventures Of four persons who
escaped from Czechoslovakia.
TeIevisiOn Today.
500, WTTG Twenty Questions
Geraldine Fitzgerald Is q guest
panelist.
$3.50, WNB w - We the People
Brandon De Wilde and Lydia Reed
child actors of the current Broad
way success Mrs. Nothing" are
guests.
800, WNBWT The Big Story:
Dramatization Of q news story by
Arville Schaleben, reporter for the
Milwaukee Journal.
500, WTOP-Playhouse Of stars
Diana Lynn and Vincent Price CO.
star In "The Human Touch" q
story of q young pianist.
1900, WNB w - Cavalcade. ot
Sports: Gil Turner and Don Will
liams meet in . 10-round welter-
weight bout.
Evening star., 1952-03-21
7 elevision Tomorrow

snha Efs a.
4
HasDhh Appearance Hssr
lin, Nlaws, Hras
I'd; J.
Adventure saidi sA' fsut
D
Evening star., 1952-03-21

Evening news broadcast. d..
rect from The Stars news
room. Monday through FRIDAY
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM; 8 pm.
Evening star., 1952-03-21
.Hiqhliqhts
Radio Today.

$3.50, WRC The Big Time George
Price repives hit tunes Of the 1900
1885 vaudeville era.
500, WRC Mario LAMA Show:
The star viii sing Irving Berlin's
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-26

Esther Simpson and Lola Bishop,
who demonstrated how all age
groups can ably participate in
SOliara dapcipo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-26
Luscy Thurman Board
REFLECTS d. BeusLeax

Mrs. Olive Beasley was re-
elected chairman of Lucy Thur
man Branch Board Of Manage
ment at its Both annual meeting
and banquet last Thursday night
attended by 1876 guests with Mrs.
Paul Alexander. meeting COM
mittee Hartman. extending greet
ings.
Otner highlights included cleo
ton of new members to the
board and dramatic skits of the
Branch Chairman's annual report
in form of a television program
which invited membes to join the
DWCA as form OF a commercial,
then showed the various associa-
tins activities.
The following were elected as
new members of the Board: Mes
DANES Helen Graham. Volunteer
Leadership; Ada M. Summers.
World Fellowship; Jesse Jai Nc
Neil. Public Affairs; Bernice
White. Education: Margaret Mat
tsews- Dudley and Urban Har-
tung. members at large.
MeSdames Pearl Collins. Glenn
ent Scott. Herbert L. Dudley and
w. O Terrell will serve as 1852
nominating committee.
Those reelected include Mes
danes Paul Alexander. Fannette
B. Norris. Beulah d. Carter. A.
K Thomas. Sr.. Nina M. Mack.
Charles A. Hill and Misses Lau-
rentine Collins and Mayme Cole.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-26
20 Baker RsueaR
Ieucer Sentiments

relaxing in her dressing room
following a matinee performance.
Her other hobbies. she pointed
out. include being nice to chill
dren and animals. and, elaborat-
ing. Miss Baker gave laudable
reason for her choices.
Tender Person
81 like old people. children and
animals because il is they that
need protection" she said.
Continuing TO talk with a fas-
cinating American-French accent
she revealed that she enjoys ply
ing the culinary art
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-26
BY JUNE L'RHUE

NEW CORK.-(GlobaD--- One
of Josephine Bakers hobbies IS
"babying" society's oft neglected
MEMBERSHIP old folks. accord
ing to a statement by the fam
Gus star on the last day of her
recent engagement at the Apollo
Theatre in New York City.
Skillfully and graciously divid-
ing her brief intermission among
the press. telephone. kilograms,
letters and friends. the vivaclous
dancer discussed her great in
terest in elderly people while
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-26

Esther Simpson and Lola Bishop,
who demonstrated how all age
groups can ably participate in
square dancing
Bulge Battle 4
Other ''ceiebrities" included
Gloria Robinson who demonstrate
ed what the Health Education
Departments offer in a skit en-
titled Battle of the Bulge" with
Carolyn Dean and Ethel Jones.
and Frances Ovens and her as.
sistant. Rosey Wardlow, who en-
HANGED the food service depart
ment in a one-act skit.
The finale was scene from
one OF the residence rooms with
Vashti Adger. Esther Simpson
and Lola Bishop passing the time
of day.
Guest Speakers
Among those at the speaker 5
table were the Eecutive Direc-
tor. Mrs. Sara Hill Stewart. and
Mrs. George Schemm, president
Of the YWCA Of Detroit.
Immediately preceding the ban
quet tomato cocktail was served
with Mrs. Fannette Norris in
charge, assisted by MeSdames
Herbert L. Dudley and Bessie
Officer.
Invocation was led by Miss
Laura Ault, associate Metropoli-
tan Eecutive Director. after which
were read by Mrs. Beulah d.
Carter. recording secretary. The
financial statement read by the
Finance Chairman. Mrs. harles
A. Hill was accepted as was the
report Of the Tellers which was
read by Mrs. harles A. Hill, nom
mating chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-26
Howard Has 19 on
College Who's Who

WASHINGTON, D. C-Nine-
teen men and eleven women stu
dents at Howard University Will
be listed in the 1852 edition OF
Who's Who Among Students in
American Universities and Col
leges." il was revealed today by
Howard University officials.
From the standpoint of schol-
arship. student leadership and
participation in extra-curricular
activities. the young men and
women selected for this honor
are the most outstanding students
at the university.
Placement Aid
The annual edition of Who's
Who" which contains biographies
Of outstanding students in UNI
versitles and colleges throughout
the country, is sent TO important
businessmen and organizations as
an aid in the placement OF col
leee graduates in industry