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Evening star., 1953-04-13
BARNARD. d HENRY. Attorneys
1922 r Street NV.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Holding
Probate Court:-No, 81.277. Ad-
tice: That the subscriber. Of the
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trtct OF Columbia, Letters Testamen-
Patton, late Of the District of Co.
lumbia,. deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same.
thenticated. to the subscriber, on or
before the 2lst day of September.
AID. 1853. otherwise they may BY
said estate. Given under my hand
this Goth day Of March,, 1858.
EMILE D. .DYSLAND. 1919 K street
nv nv D 1SsaD. Attest: THEoDoRE
the District Of Columbia. Clerk OF
the Probate court 0.ap6,13
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
Buddy Lucas on
RCA Victor Label


Buddy Lucas. one of the most
versatile personalities in the mu-
SO world who PLAYS the ssxo
phone. harwonlca and sings, IN
addition go composing mos, Of his
own music has been signed 10 the
RCA Victor label and has already
released his FIRST disc
Evidenced in his first releases.
Greedy Pig" and II Rains.
his own compositions. is the Luz
cas- versatility as he handles the
vocals and plays the harmonica
and saxophone.
Buddy, carter began when he
vas vounGsler IN Alabama who
wanted 90 play the Saxophone.
lie lca,ned 10 play that ,axo-
phone So Wcll Inst now the de-
niand for his appearances is al
most more than he can fulfill
lis fame spread quickly when
sometime ago hc was 4 CUES, star
ON the popular show STAIRWAY 10
Siardom He rccentlv filled an
engagement ~ Annapolis Naval
Academy and is currently on an
extensive tour ~ the South
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01

conference Other directors
scheduled 10 attend are Geo, 90
* Glass, Central Region. Luuls-
vile. Ky: James A Grant. De-
lroii. Northern Region. Ocle Lee
smith Little Rock. Ark. South
western Region
Also George ID. Sutton II Fort
Worth. Texas. Lone Star Region:
II. a. Howard, Los Angeles Cal
lfornia. Western Region A. l..
Jessie Atlanta. Ga. Southern Re-
uon' J { Duncan. Spindale. n.
G. Southeastern Region. and
Russell S Gideon. Seattle. Wash
ineton Northwestern Region
The fratcinitv'S National FIX
eeutlNe Secretary. William F.
Doar Jr Of Brooklyn. n. y.
VIII be present. a. VIII Erich
Eastman Of New York CIV.
chairman Of the Undergraduate
Commission.
Maurice A Moore. president
Of Epsilon Sigma Chapter IN
Chicago has extended TO the az
reciorS the invitation 10 use the
Chicago House as their meeting
place.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01

Benny Carte um of 'hc piDn-
arni ml au-is u ihc carutN
rors 'CfaisIn' this wcck ON q
.a',dl1 lsr moving nu'nnel int
n.af,ht. ict speed lie cetics
,omc dofN sounds pN tHis one wlih
y .DeHil, modem twist
Flip "lHllahy % Blue a
tHc> ballad featuring Bonn, on
sn ALTO saN solo one ot his MANY
c'a ans e. lanr TIE hauniinr ~
fam " VIA, tame gets isnlv mclo-
aic troatn, OF as Dc sets tAc mood
with hi, sensitive sax
June Vail DELIVERS romantic
ballad with religious flavor as
She docs tf,lng b the Chapel =
Tins tune alfcads giving indica-
fons of bccomtng one Of Tive top
ten IS coupled with Love Every
Moment Nol Live" which sup
plies a hvrlv contrast to the son
tWcnl expressed IN Crying
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01

Nsis 10 Hnderas bsihiant
Young concert pianist. estab-
hshed precedent io Negro
pianists last Wednesday. with her
third rational network teleNiSion
which originated from
the NBC facilities IN Chicago.
where she appeared on local
jclecast las, week
Her appearance on Chicago
Summer Concert" with the
NBC Chicago Orchestra. under
direction OF Joseph Gallicchio.
marked the artists first ma.
fional appearances on the net.
work.
Earllei this year Miss Hnde,
raS made her debut on NBC IN
two consecutive performances on
The radio show Encore" winch
stars Robert MERRILL and Mar
guerie Piazza.
These successes led 10 her beng
spoilighied twice on the net
wolk's TN variety program The
Saturday Night Revue when
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
Sigma RegionalHe
10 Session in Chicago

BROOKLYN, N. Y. (GlobaD--
rhs second annual Regional Di-
'srtors Conference OF PHI Beta
coma Fraternity will convene
:, s,ams House. Chicago Aug
wben directors OF various re-
mons will exchange ideas on CO.
erdinating the local. regional and
o,,ional programs OF the oresni-
rsiions.
siqmas foremost program
=, BIGGER and Better Business
wa, celebrated during the
month OF April throughout the
country. and scholarship awards
have been made and allocated.
The fall activity viii concen-
rate on social action awards TO
he made in October and prep
.ro,uns for full participation n
no 39th Annual Conclave SEIZED
u,ei for Detroit in December
woodrow W. Garter % New
York City is chairman OF the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
lam Session
at State Fair

Thercl he Jam sessions FOR
h1memskers az this years Mich
aan state Fair Ia be held in
Detroit Sept 4 through 10.
For the first time there will!
be premiums awarded for jams.
Classes include blackberry.
peach. plum. red and black
raspberry. strawberry. and mis-
eellaneous. according TO Polly
Luers. director of Home Arts.
Previously the preserve section
.as divided into two classes,
n.eitt. whole fruiU and mar
lralsarS combination II ftuiD.
Jan makers have been al loss
.,o ind place for their entries.
Also new this year are iwo
'aen,t. introduced INTO the table
,.nas class. There VIII be an
award fof a Holiday table the
eNut tor TO choose the holiday
ds.ed and the type Of setting
ife'. dinner. patio. etc
The other award w.ll he made
~ si,hle setting for a chilRren :
rsr'v
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
New Film On
Postal Service
CAMP Align COMMITTEE:

a new film pigeon Ilale- and
Progress dealing with re- Pos
'ul SERVICE has been made avail
able for shpwingS 10 interested
groups such as churches hn>rc>,
clubs service organizations 'ia-
irlnsl and professional clubs ae-
c~d.ns TO Postmaster + c Md
del
Th, fln h,, been prepared
hN the Post Oifcc department -
acquWnl the general pubAc Win
postal psobicn- and to snuv pga-
gross made IN diving thvr
Interested group, may make
booking Of tins film through The
Pu,imasicis Office. WO 1870.
extension 2l8.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01

State ~ Michigan. County n
Wavne
IS. 40e .4Sl
AT session % the Probate
Court Coz SAID County " Wavne
held a, the Probate Court Room
10 the Civ ~ Dvtoli. on ihe
Fifteenth day OF july. IN the yem
enc thousand nine hundred and
fitv.three
Present Honor able William ]
Cody. judge ot Probate
In the Matter ~ the Estate 81
JOE WARREN Deceased
On reading and filing the pc.
iiion Of Gertrude Warren pray.
ing that this Cont adiud.cslc and
determine who are nr were at the
time of the death ~ said deceased
his heirs-at-l law and entitled io
inherit the estate OF which said
deceased died seized
II is ordered That the Tcuth
day nf September next. at ten
o'clock IN the forenoon ~ said
Count Room be- appointed for
hearing said petition
And il is further Ordered That
copy W this order he published
orce in each week fu' thee
weeks conSccutvelv previous tc
aid time uf hearing. ln Tho Pc
troit Tribune. ncwsparN
ed and circulated IN said County
of Wayne. and served bv q
tered mail fourteen DAYS previous
to said time Of hearing upon
Minnie Warren
WILLIAM ! CODY
Judge NJ Probate
do hereby certify that have
compared the foreroinc copy viii
the original record thereof and
have found the same 20 be q ,ol-
rect transcript ~ such original
record.
Deputy Probate Register
Dated July l5 1853
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
Youth in Society
NEWLY WEBS

NEWLY WEBS
Bessie Prater and James
Merkson took the sacred vows
as rendered by the Rev. Hill OF
Hartford Baptist Church Ssfur-
day. July rs. TO bring them
into . state Of holy matrimonY.
The beautiful ceremony took
place in the deliberately fur
nished home of Bessie's grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Logan of
1899 Sesbolf.
Bessie made a very beautiful
bride in her beautifully tailored
gown and was complmentec
throughout the evening.
The gigantic wedding cake
was surrounded by all sorts OF
goodies. The pleasant young
couple were also the recipients
OF many beautiful gifts from
friends. Later that evening. the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01

NEW YORK Approximately
twenty per cen, OF the l3.OOO
persons who have appeared on
the Original Amateur Hour since
is inception some IL wears ago
have gone on to Jobs IN the en-.
iertainmeni field a. rc>uli VI
thor opportunity on the pros
gram. These Jobs range from pa-
Siions IN church chors and night
clubs 90 grand opera. the concert
Stage and tclevision
Many OF the familiar names
in lights today are graduates"
OF tho Original Amateur Hour"
As an example of Just hoW far
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
Legal Notices

S'dfe nf Men gan, (ounlN VI
Naene
IS. 4ll.05s
81 session 81 the Probate
cnor' ior said County Of Wavnc.
bold si,.e Probate Court Room
ne City Of Detroit on the
Sy'eerih dav OF July. in the
esr one thousand nine hundred
All hile three.
IN Pe,cnt, Joseph A Murphy.
"A f1ge " Probate.
n ne Matter OF I.AWRENCE
HEST. a Minor
On reading and fling the pc
ION Of Gco'ee Hurst praying
~ George Hurst and Ida Hurst
p appointed guardians Of SAID
d ordered That the Eigh
tenth day Of August, next, At
'en o., lnck IN the forenoon at
sad Cout ROOM be appointed
tt hcW ~ said petition
trs II d, fulihef Ordered that
acor, of This order be published
each week iol three
oaek, oonsecutiNcly prev Gus 10
ssd 'ne " hearing ~ 'he De
Tribune. a newspaper PRINT
el sHt circulated in said County
W Wlync
JOSEPH A. MURPHY
Judge Of Probate
10 hereby certify that | have
npwei The foregoing copy with
10 original record thereof and
t't found the same TO be a
cogef anscripi Of such Original
record
hs'ci July ia. 1859.
State Of Michigan. County Of
Ntene
IS. 37o.osz
AZ session Of The Probate
onn' fer said County Of Wayne.
red Al the Probate Court Room
20 'he City of Detroit on The
Sixteenth day Of July in the
yea me thousand nine hundred
and fltiy three.
Present Joseph A Murphy
Judge of Probate
IN me Matter OF the Estate OF
AnElLA MCDOWELL. Deceased
Samuel J Flanagan Admins
hs'o, " said estate. having rem
cered 10 this Court his final
account IN said matter:
u is ordered. That the Six
'een'h dav OF September. next
a. Ten o'clock in the forenoon
before Judge Thomas c. Murphy
SAID Court Room be appointed
'or examining and allowing said
account
Md IL is further Ordered that
copy ~ this order be published
once in each week Tor three
weeks consecutivcly previous Ia
Nd time Of hearing. in the De-
Voi Tribune. a newspaper print
and circulated in said County
y Wayne
Joseph A. MURPHY.
Judge OF Probate
do hereby certify that | nave
impaired the foregoing copy with
ne original record thereof and
ave found the same 10 be a cor.
sect Transcript Of such original
Dated july 10. 1853
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
WjR Variety Air
Show to Debut

Bad Guest and = host % nu-
sc9l stars Wal be featured ~ a
sparkling ncw variety show
called Guest House. 7.l5 10 : IS
pm Moudav ihoueh FRIDAY.
starting Aug Bid
WIZ SunnYside Reporter Bud
Guest will headline the elab-
crate production as Emcee.
lie will be- supported Dy an
unprecedented ra>t OF lo,al .ia's
ard musicians including the full
WJR orchestra conducted bv Max
l.olD icuor Fred Rental for
nla Auihu Godfrey Talent
Scout wuncr ,ong~'fcs. Renee
NJ ka1 the Spcllbmdeis. pupu.
lm mixed quintet, and the Three
Go eds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01

Blsnding. Elaine Godbold. and
many ciher'
SURPRISE HOMECOMING
Altman Second Class Maurice
Ball after having spent 10
mcnihs in the Air Force with
oui receiving furlcugh sur
prised his family by returning
home Sunday morning. with
out letting anyone know about
his nIrloush.
iic also graduated from Tech
chon. rd roH equipped 70
nan9r rr typ - radio code
mt asc send them lie VII
Do hpne fN ~ dst
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01

couple quietly slipped away
into the night 10 GO on their
honeymoon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
HOME ON FuaLoucH

HOWE ON 7 UFLOONT
Altman Richard Cureion 81
23rd street returned home on
furlouah from Lakeland air
force base where he received
his basic training
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01

Judge Of Probate.
do hereby certify that ! have
. :, the foregoing copy with
ne original record thereof and
ave found the same 10 be a cor
lec' Transcript Of such original
record.
Dated july i6 1853
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
BY JEROME BALL

Banding. Elaine Godbold. and
,,,ar.y ,sborr
Evening star., 1953-05-24
By Cospor Names

This is Help Build the Jewish
Community Center Week End
at Greenbelt, Md.
The idea was conceived by a
Catholic, taken up by a Congre-
gationalist, and is being carried
through by followers of all three
major faiths.
About year ago members of
the Greenbelt Jewish Commu-
nifty Center decided to build a
place. They were short on money
but long on determination, en-
thusiasm and hope.
So these professional and busi-
ness men put on old clothes,
rolled up their sleeves and began
laboring on a center at Ridge
and WeStway roads. But prog
ress was slow.
NeighbOrs Noted Problems.
Their Catholic and Protestant
neighbors observed the obstacles
the volunteer workers were en-
countering, and decided to help.
A week ago Albert Long, a
member of st. Hugh's Catholic
Church, called up the Rev. Eric
I. Braund, pastor of the Green
belt Community Church.
Eric. we have been talking
about helping the Jewish Com
munity Center a long time" he
Evening star., 1953-05-24
6. 0. P. Nominations
Are SET in Fairfax

Fairfax County and Falls
Church Republicans will nomi-
nate two candidates for the Vir-
ginia House of Delegates at q
mass meeting Wednesday at $3.50
pm. at Fairfax High School.
"A party spokesman said four
candidates will compete for the
two delegate nominations. They
are Mrs. James Lawrence Of
Idylwood. Mrs. Cynthia thinner
man of Mclean, Victor Parker
of Baileys Crossroads and Jo-
seph w. Seay Of Falls Church.
Other candidates may be
nominated from the floor.
Also to be named are SO dele
gates and alternates to the State
G. O. p. convention on June 20 in
Roanoke.
Senator Flanders, Republican
of Vermont. will give the key
note address. He will be intro
duced by Representative Broy-
hill, Republican, of Virginia.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Statue 10 Fishermen
Dedicated by Douglas
BY the As.oeioted Pres.

THURMONT. Md, May %
Supreme Court Justice William
o. Douglas, something of an
outdoor man himself, dedicated
statue here today to a fishing
brotherhood born in this COM
munity and now spreading to
the far corners of the world.
Some 300 boys and men, gath
cred from the Eastern United
States for an annual campfire
at nearby Camp Airy, attended
the ceremony honoring. the
Brotherhood of the Jungle Cock.
The name Of the organization,
formed at Thurmont near the
foot of the Catoctin Mountains
in 1899, is derived from the
feathers of the African jungle
cock which are used in tying
trout lines.
Its requirements for member
ship is that each man take a
boy fishing at least once a year
and instruct him In the rudi-
mentS of fly fishing and sports
manship on streams.
The bronze statue Justice
Douglas unveiled on the bank of
Big Hunting Greek today is of
man showing a boy how to
take a trout of the hook. 1t
was accepted for Thurmont by
Mayor o. Ray Weddle.
Mr.. Douglas told the audience
of about 500, including some 200
townspeople in addition to men,
bers and boy guests, that "the
fraternity of fishermen consti-
tutes the most congenial brother
hood the world around"
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Catholics and Protest0nts Help
Build GreenbeIt Jewish Center

said. "How about pinning it
down."
|, The Congregationalist minister
agreed. Later that afternoon he
went with Ben Goldfadden, a
member Of the city councif, to
talk to Frank Lastner. mayor of
Greenbelt. and Charles McDon-
aid, city manager.
After checking with officers
of the center to learn if the plans
met their approval, the group
brought the project to the city
councils attention. The council
approved the idea. and every
thing was set.
Two Days of Work.
So yesterday and today men,
bers of st. Hugh's Catholic, Mo-
watt Memorial Methodist, Green
belt Lutheran and Greenbelt
Community Churches, on a VOL
unteer basis. join with Jewish
Community Center members to
work on the center.
Mayor Lastner, a Catholic,
wearing a blue cap, plaid shirt,
brown pants and sneakers
pushed WheelbarroW. Mr.. Long
helped James Beck. secretary Of
the Community Church Sunday
School. mix MORTAR Herbert
Hall, sr.. an Episcopalian, came
out of retirement as a bricklayer
to show the youngsters how that
job should be done.
The immediate aim was COM
pleting a boiler room that would
serve as a temporary storage
place for equipment.
Abe Chasnoff, president of the
center. said he now hopes to
complete the building this fall.
We'll be proud of the center
for many reasons" he said. "One
of the most important is what's
going on now. This is real demo-
cratic brotherhood in action"
Evening star., 1953-05-24
. 4
Virginia Seen
Due for Third
Income Tax Cul
States Revenues
Up sos Million
From Lost Year
BY the Assoeiassd Press

RICHMOND. May ga third
tax credit for Virginia income
taxpayers appeared almost Ger
tain today as a report Of the
States general fund revenues
through April showed them run
ming more than sos million
ahead Of the same period Of
last year.
State Controller Henry G. Gil
mer reported revenues through
the first 10 months Of the fiscal
year amounted to $92, ,975, ,164,
compared with $82. .456.707 for
the corresponding period Of
1852.
Credit Appears Sure.
Although this leaves q balance
Of nearly $29.7 million to be col
lected in May and June before
an automatic tax credit takes
place. State fiscal off1cials said
privately another credit of some
kind" appears a sure thing.
They declined to speculate on
it's size. The first reduction was
20 per cent under the original
Byrd act and the second one
last year, under the revised
formula, amounted to 8 per cent.
Fiscal authorities cited several
reasons why q credit seems as
sured.
In the first place the bulk of
corporation income taxes will be
paid this month and next before
the fiscal year winds up on June
80. The effect of this important
revenue source may be measured
against last years figures which
show that corporations paid more
tan $13.5 million in May and
June alone on income.
Other Sources Growing.
Also. other major revenue
sources are on the upswing. Taxes
on the incomes of individuals
and flduciaries, for example, were
nearly $31 million at the end of
April, more than So million above
the 10-month total for last year.
A tax credit of five per cent
under the Byrd automatic in
come tax reduction act will go
into effect if the general fund
reaches 1922, ,675, 900. And for
each additional $637, 800 above
that another one per cent credit
will apply.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Small Won n'tAbandor
Peace Cross Fight
Despite Fund Slash

Representative Small, Repub-
lican of Maryland. "does not view
with great alarm" failure of the
House Appropriations Committee
to approve ST million to begin
work on plan to stop flooding
of the Bladensburg (MdD Peace
Cross. a spokesman in his Office
said yesterday.
Neither has Mr.. Small given
up the fight, the Office employe
said, to get Federal funds for the
multi-million project for, which
Maryland already has agreed to
spend $4,250, 900 if and when the
Federal Government chips in.
Item Is Omitted.
The appropriations committee
yesterday omitted the 81 million
item along with number of
other cuts in reporting out the
$415 ,991 900 measure for Army
civil functions.
Mr.. Small's Office said amend
ments to the, bill to restore the
sum probably" would be made
when the measure comes on the
door of the House.
The Office spokesman added
that Mr.. Small had been opti-
mistic on his return Friday from
testifying on the 81 million for
the Peace Cross before the Army
Civil Functions subcommittee of
the Senate Appropriations Com
mittee.
Hope for Senate Approval.
Supporters of the Peace Cross
flood control project are hopeful
that the Senate committee will
act favorably on the 81 million
request, then it will be taken up
in conference.
The fight for the Peace Cross
project has been pushed by Rep
resentative Small and Senator
Beall. Republicans, of Maryland.
Mr.. Small told the Senate sub
committee that Federal con-
struction funds in any amount
technically would allow the
Army engineers to go ahead and
spend our. CMaryland's) money"
Evening star., 1953-05-24
June Week to Begin Saturday
|AtAnnopoIis; o24to Graduate

the time behaving. When white
hats soar to the rafters of Dahl
gren Hall at noon, June 5, COM
mencement will be over and mid
shipman stripes discarded for
gold bars and shoulderboards.
A baseball game with the
Quantlco Marines formally opens
the festive week next Saturday.
That night the first classmen Of
next year hold the traditional
ring dance, at which all couples
stroll through a king-sized re-
production of the 1854 class ring
and many "drags" receive mini
ature rings from engagement
minded middies. "Drags" are
academy dates.
Double Baccalaureate.
Baccalaureate services for such
a large class will take place. in
sections next Sunday. The first
regiment troops to chapel at 9
am. and the second assemblies
two hours later.
There's a band concert, fol-
lowed up with a dress parade
and dances June /. Athletic
and extracurricular awards will
be presented at a formation in
Thompson Stadium in the morn
ing and the. superintendent gives
his garden party for the gradu-
ating class in the evening.
June 2.
Midshipmen who excelled in
academies and athletics receive
their prizes at a parade, June 8.
That night separate dances will
be held for winners of athletic
and extracurricular awards.
Graduation sets off a tremen-
dous exodus from Annapolis, ex-
cept for the l.700 midshipmen
left behind to embark on a train
ing cruise to Central and South
America. Another $40 middies.
members of the new second class,
will divide their summer be-
tween leave and training in avia-
ton and amphibious operations.