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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
ployees of Goodwill Industries.

ploYees OF Goodwill Industries.
Proceeds from TINS wears ,now
will be used for PURCHASING new
equipment and nprovinS work
Ine conditions Of the nodrlN loo
handicapped and aged Goodwill
employees
Twenty -seven dralcl, from
Nith gan. OHIO, Illinois. New
York. Massachusetts. and olhcl
states viii exhibit their wafr.
in this years show. IN addition
the Goodwill Industries viii orc
rate . booth displaying antiques
contributed TO The organization
Included N the items 10 te
shown Viii be antique furrptHfc.
ieWelrv. china. silver coppct and
brass. dolls. clocks. Oriental ari
and other interesting items,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24

The Super II Club met
at the lovely home of Mrs.
l.. Cox Of 96S Englewood
The meeting was opened al
$50 o'clock by the chaplain,
Mrs. Matte White. After
which the meeting was turn
rd over TO the president, Mrs.
Lillian Williams for business
discussion.
The hostess served a very
delicious dinner. which ev-
eryone enjoyed. The nest
meeting will be with Mrs.
Cora +. Dryton. of 9lo Win
der Street.
Mrs. leila Williams. Pres.
Mrs. Alma pra,ter. Fnan-
cial Secretary
Mrs. Kate Smith Reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24

here's how
al, cups siiisd -four
teaspoon sodo
T., teaspoon solt
4 tablespoons shortening
cup dork brown sugar. hrmlY puckei
Z cups Bordsns None Such hinee Meet
2 EGGS beaten
I teaspoon vunillo
Sift -four Messur@and SIT again
with soda and salt Cut IN shortrn'
inc until mixture resembles coarse
meal. Add brown sugar and blend.
Stir in mince meat. Add eggs and
vanilla. Beat until well blended.
Pour into we'll creased ! quart
mold. Cover with double thickness
of wax paper held securely with
rubber band, or cover with alum
mum foil. Place the mold on a
rack in a steamer, roasting pan or
kettle Pour in hot water to the
depth Of inch Cover Keep water
lust below boiling point. Steam
about 3 hours or until cake tester
inserted in center comes out clean.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24

Radiant and alert. his vi
brancY and ramrod posture be-
lying his almost 80 years. DR..
Gaines is giving series OF
lectures on various subjects
RELAXED TO longevity al the Cap
iial Hotel 5lst Street and 9th
Avenue. New York City.
The Voung nc'ogennian poni,
on fhat worrN aud ihe WONG
todd, are man. Wn - enemies
II human beings would avoii
tie rvo lnipoSiets they could
have long happ, mh fturful
lives em ding no Or Game
Even medical &c. enee SAYS 'h"
en'hl-as's lecturer admits ihut
w1nA emit fear ave the pmwr
cau.aiipr factors in 'hc q >cascs
81 ihr .'onsach and lhc brain arl
tiipV are % W ihe lowest Use 'W
winch We can employ oar n'et
leci
DR.. Gaines. whose research
is based on the reading OF more
than $4,000 books by doctors
and scientists. is the author Of
more than so volumes on va
vious phases of health. foods.
and mind.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
CES Order
Celebrates
18th Year

TIE Rising sun Grand Chapter
Ordr of Eastern Star undri ME
leadership at rs most worthy
patron Prot Win j Frlpatlcn.
and Mime Juha G. Lr/pairlck
must worthy Grand Nation Gel
ebraici rs l4ih anniversary sun
DAY. Oct llth al the House of
Mason 1899 Oakland
There We're several hundred
mcnhrl visitor, and friends M
Attendance
An elaborate program was ar
ranged with participants APP
pearine from South Bend Ind.
Casopolis. Baldwin and Detroit.
Evangelist Elizabeth Crews. one
OF the very fine members of
Good Samaritan Chapter OES.
No. 2. was guest speaker.
Prof Vim } FilDpailck ai
r!tcd IN Detroit from the slate
Of South Carolina wncic hc mNl
hrrn on business fol the orsanf-
t,'ion in tune io enjoy lne pro
gramme
He gave 10 the great ihrong
of members and friends the
benefit OF some OF the high
lights Of his trip. One OF The
most important Of his official
acts was the addition OF the
great state OF South Carolina
10 the 81 states which 60 10
make up The membership OF
the order.
J II Burns national Grand
Marshall gave nieresins no..
marks and touched on thc SUBJ
iect OF the pcakcr of the evening
SISTER Maggie l. Boden. rnanc.al
secretary read the history OF We
Rising sun Grand Chapter
which began fourteen wears ago
The Most Worthy Grand
Mairon. Madame Fitzpatrick.
was filled with the spirit OF
the occasion and gave some
very inspiring and helpful IN
formation in her remarks. She
also presented all grand Off
GERS.
The program was closed with
nmarks and benediclon bN Res
/ y. Jackson Associate Grand
Patron
Sister BESSIE Buf chairman
presented the guest speaker SIS
icr Bessie Williams
Sister Josephine Ramsey is re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
Holiday Bills

A series Of holiday concerts
Will be presented at City hali
and Grand Circus Park during
the yuletide season as a prelude
10 the traditional municipal
Christmas tree lighting ceremonies
on Dec. "a. according 10 Parks
and Recreation superintendent
j. J. Considine
Musical groups interested IN
participating should contact Mrs.
Teresa Wagner al Woodward
2.6570. The department wants eV-
ervone to take an actiy-- part m
he festivities which VIII marx
the 39th consecutive year a mu-
nicipal tree ceremony has been
eksssd.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24

Or. and Mrs. T. n Malone ST.,
were delighted 10 give then 3
grand children merry birth
dav party al their spacious home
Saturday from 4 10 8 Many little
folk were dressed up pretty for
this occasion
We were all very happy 10
see The life OF Mrs. Robert Vann
depicted on Television from Los
Angeles Wednesday night UNI
der the caption of This Is My
Life" Mrs. Vsnn is the pub.
Usher OF the Pittsburgh Courier.
Ms Irma Wells gave beau
iiiul party Saturday night al her
spacious home honorne her clun
frends and others An appetiz.ng
menu was served
Mrs Mary Stevens ~ ADRIAN
Michigan was the week end CUE I
~ Mss Loul~e Carr and s'n
many others cape 10 20 .a> mp.
pr birthday 20 Miss Carr
The Monday afternoon psriY
OF which Mrs. Gwendolyn Hsr
rison was hostess. was simply
a bunch OF fun for all with
well balanced turkey dinner. II
is always nice going 10 her
house.
Alr. Alberta McFsll ts ~
turned from California aflol
spending SIX wcoks ~ rN do
vo,tdo and well-Wcll-wcn sim
ply cla'ed over seeing So man,
peiroiicrs and church friends
TIE Rouk Of Jonah Was dam
a'1cd bc 'Nc Conceal Group Eel
loNship Tuesday night al Scconc
Baptist Church Mr. Laura Dan
iel was hostess fol this occa~ion
The Aliar Circle held ''e
cpcnne woe'ne az he Gotham
Hotel whch Was largely attend
~ Mrs Marie Wawen WAS host
as and Mrs Bertha Walkcl !,
president
VI Reale Range funera
Vas held from Woods Furela
Home Saiaday She Is The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24

lowering the intake " ra.ochv-
dlate Caren ard yellow veec
tables are better ne advises Dr
Games ha- iratclcd all over this
country and abroad lco'unns ON
NariuuS health subjects
It's breathing d.,cONelc> haze
hrcn accepted h' many important
rational institutions including The
HrooklNn Teacher, Institute ihe
Btonkhn Institute ot AT, and
Suencos nv New Oflem, : honl
Board and he Cannrdee Miss
aeiusciis School Boaia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24

The SSH Annual Antiques
Show and sale sponsored hN the
Juair Group of CoodWll In
ausifr. VIII Zoe hcld ~ The Good
win Industries building 6522
Bmsh at East Gland Blvd oct
~ 2S
The Antiques Show and Sale
is he main moneY-raising pro
jet Of the Junior Group. a
volu1'eer organic ton devoted
10 aiding the Handicapped EN-.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24

Heavyweight Champion Rocky
Marciano and Lichtweiphl Cham
plon Jimmy Carter are fcgadcd
as tops IN Their respective d.
visions hv the National BoNng
Association.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24

mother Of Thomas Johnson
Greetings are beng received
all over fihe cits from Mrs MAJ
Ina Brandon who accidcd 10 STAY
IN Washington = G. for several
DAYS after attending Inc birth
day celebratioi rs Mt, MARY
Church Terrell
II was q real treat Wednes
day morning 10 be q guest OF
the Detroit Federated Council
who presented their first Morn
ing Concert at the Club House.
Mrs. Francis Jackson. soloisi.
~as a decided hi when she
so sweeily sang The Wren"
Forty guest were present and
they too were a part OF The
program.
Tie D ,ans Of n Eva Comp
heil C1lllns va, indeed a book 70
hof NAM friends and VIC pn.
nHuiv She w buried from
S'nspns Funeral Home
WEDDINGS
Mach interest Na~ created hv
'nd and Nc.l Nlncis when
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
Meet Your Neighbor Block
Club, 800 & $500 Vinewood

The president. Mrs. Ben
nett, reports that the club
will resume its meetings for
the fall and winter season at
an early date. Circumstances
under which She had no
control prevented the meet
ings earlier in the month Of
October. However. says Mrs.
Bennett. there are many
things to be taken up at the
earliest meeting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
SCOTTEN AVENUE
BLOCK CLUB

Members Of the Scotch
Avenue, 500 Block reports
that they had an oNcrwhclm-
ing crowd to listen to Young
Mr.. Diggs. who is running
for Detroit City Council. The
meeting was held AT the
home of Mrs. Smith. at 67l5
scotch Avenue. ON Tuesday
evening Of last week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
John Reynolds of Detroit
Weds Barbara Jean Henry
OF Ypsilanti

John Reynolds, Jr.. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reynolds,
Of 1915 Edison. and Miss
Barbara Joan Henry Of Ypsi-
lahtl. spoke the marriage
VOWS on Saturday October
II The ceremony was per-
formed at the Brown Chapel
A.M.E. Church. South Adams
street, at Buffalo. in lpsi-
lanti.
The bride was lovely in a
long flowing gown of satin
and net. with a long flowing
gown Of satin and net, with
a long flowing trail. and a
three-quarter length veil,
The reception followed inn
mediately after he ceremony
at PAX Ridge Community
center.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
~ ussl Ia Lire IO ESe 700?
By JUNE L'RHUE

NEW YORK GLOBALa Tno,sas Canes noted health amt
specialist Physical Dncctoi 90 Tie
Kew York CT, Police Department b laws
Of nature can live 700
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
Tang For Your Table

~. ,,rc weather Of fall and calls for tasty tangy
"s ,,ch in taste and pae.ed with vm'ns ard energy
'ods-looo % Won can easily make an OF luncheon dinner
orvirc Aance Mel Pudding
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
tribune READERS
PEAK OUT

his legal notices with us,
MD recently: | am liking
ne Tribune better, and bet.
A. each week. | like it for
n boIdness, and for its taxi
ipg the lead in bringing to
Detroit readers a good,
nrwsy, clean newspaper.
III And | also like the back
ge, and the spiritual up
Iift | receive every time !
read it, and | read it every
week. ! want you to know
ycu all are doing a grand
job. And il has certainly
come a long way under such
Ia dership as it now has. This
IL the truth, he continued,
and am glad to have the
opportunity to express it.
Another reader, Grand
Master of a lodge, said: May
extend congratulations. The
lfibune is an asset to the
community at large, and !
Ike it a lots. May the good
work continue. And | want
YOU to know we appreciate
the very fine work that is
being done.
One of our dear lady
re- ders said last week. When
cannot receive the Tribune,
n my imm ediate neighbor-
hood, go out and look for
| IL until | find it. II brings
Ne great inspiration. And
he continued, must say
congratulations.
One of our friends came
INTO the office, and said, |
just cannot pass along with
out coming into the office to
cay howdy do, and many
hanks for all the good eff
fort put forth, and | want you
TO know it is bearing good
FRUITS. The Tribune is grow
ma better, and better, week
R8ter week. And my hat is
h to the Tribune.
A young man came into
Ne office, and said, | want
- take out some of these
rery fine papers TO sell. | like
The Tribune because il is a
cIean paper. | have been
fading il a long time, and
want to share it with per-
hpps, those who are not
resding it. So now, he takes
ouf high number, and sells
mem every week.
A young beauty school
Woman came in last week,
nd said she certainly like
me paper, and besides, she
>nme into the office very
s.ck, one day, and after sit.
mg by our table reading a
ltle while, she left, feeling
right. And she came back
thank us for all of the
pod received.
one of the neighbors ir
Tribune Neighborhooc
d; The Tribune is making
n neighborhood better. w,
We getting cleaner streets
Geys, and we appreciate al
st is being done. Said she
ook forward to receiving
paper regular, and wher
does not arrive on time
come into the office anc
Y one. She continued, yo,
sunshine of love and
"es. And she gave us a cut
Pc from one of her plants I,
zee in the window, anc
"a every time you look al
A.. mink about God, and tn,
of His glory, tina
~ being brought to us.
The plant is growing
has already grown
OF a small glass sne
ICED into a medium sizec
e' and this week il ha,
IN placed into a large,
- and is continuing te
k<bw.
'ne above are Just a few
Ihe many kind thought,
~ words. that come to tn,
<lpune daily. And so offer
Eny of our friends say. pas
LII word along to PubIishel
Xuehauf too, for he is Ger
hly playing a great par
carrying on a grand anC
ple work, These echoe
me from all over the city
"Om men, women and tn,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
COMMENTATOR
By BETTE ELLINGTON

I'm the Sacred sanctuary OF Truth of solemn
IMPORT, but heed them II is only when the pa;n
socaled pleasures and pains of pass away in our
kes that we find unquestionabe signs of the burial of
and the resurrection to spiritual life" MARY Baker
fddy).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
Society
Society DOINCS

"For we share, II would keep that blessing
from above they to have who TO give such
the law of Iove."-Chs. 1872.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24

Tie passns Of " Eva Camp
ten Cplllus wa> indeed a book 70
her NAM friends and VAC rlne
puiv SHE Wa buried from
Sfinspn Funeral Home
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24

VI Reale Range funeral
Nas held from Woods Funeral
Home Sataday She Is the
Evening star., 1953-09-04
4.o5 OXFORD CLOTH
CLASSIC SHIRTS


4.e5 BroodeIoth Pojomos in pre-
ferred coat style. Wide range of fancy
patterns and handsome stripes Many
coIors to choose from. And at this pre-
season price you would do we'll to get
seasons supply. 3.05
$50 to 81 Fine Neckweor in q
large selection Of new .under-the
designs; neat oIl-over patterns, fouIords
and bold potterns. 1.6o
75c Famous Mems Hose in new
Iioht-to-dork foil shades. Mercerized
cotton Isle, cIocked acetate and cordette
rib mercerized cotton and nyIon body
models. 5oc
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-10
COMMISSIONERS COBO

tC0nunu90 From Page One)
tons that Mr.. Mnlberg obtained q
permit to build . Ike setaap on Car
oline Street shout which the city
commission has received many
complaints concerning tie noise
and appearance.
while ! believe n progress and
The expansion Of our community,
AM not for It when Il comes % de
validating an area which taxpay-
ers have spent their money to de.
velop. / trust and hope my fellow
commissioners win look into this
matter ana zee II TIE eonditicn can.
not be corrected.
II have talked with several 81
the neighbors and they are al N
IN arms about not having had I
chance 10 voice their opiinOns u
the matter. "
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-10
TODAY'S
MARKET

NEW YORK "A The stock
market was i trifle lower today
with trading proceeding with extra
caution.
The caution resulted from the
purge Of Russian secret police boss
IBERIA as q traitor. which poised
Ia new note uf uncertainty in the
international sphere.
Principal divisions of the market
10 60 lower Included railroads,
steels, oils. and motors.
Lower stocks included y. s.
Steel, General Motors, Sarta Re.
Pacific Western OIL. United Air
Lines, and General Electric.
Higher were 10Th Century For,
Loew's. Westinghouse Electric, and
American cyanamid.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-10
PERSIAN KITTY
lCnAainued frnEn - g

kanueu frum Fage 0nEl
Landerdale although he lady iron.
Tennessee vowed that Il Mrs. Tay.
l0r ever wanted 10 give 10 her
pretty kitty" q home awaited the
Persian in the Tennessee hills.
Total cost Of Bnffie's return came
70 abOut SO including The $50 re-
ward paid.
10 top oil the complicated cats
tale. Mrs. Taylor received ! clip.
ping from Orlando. Florida, from
an ex-Tennessee man named Ed S.
Houk who subscribes to his home
town paper, The Knoxville Jour
nal " There was ! typed notation
On the top which stated he had
written the paper officials whom
he knew to take extra care Of the
lost cat item so that Buffie could
be returned safely If found. He got
Mrs. TaylOr's IT. Lauderdale ad-
dress from the account il the Jour
nal. and added on a list Of people
he knew in Fort Lauderdale.
Needless to add when Mrs. Tay-
Tor, the former Ruth Meeker, came
on down to Key West to visit her
parents At 81 William Street, she
left Buffie safely (she hopesl at
her sisters house. No more trap
sin around in them thar hills. =
or these coral strands for Buffie!
She stayed fat and sleek, but has
been unnevred BY trying to become
a hillbiIlly wild cat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-10
GA HEAD TALKS
fContinued Frorn - end

tConfinued From Paee Onel
mittee yesterday. But Il the Las
minute, AeCarthy said. Pfor1-
heimer t0ld Mccarthy be had d.
cussed the matter with Dulles and
'-that the policy 81 the CA IS to
refuse 70 allow Pny Of its employees
70 appear before any congressional
committees.
Mccarthy told TIE Senate he
could mot believe that '.the head
Of one Of our important executive
agencies would take Il upon him
SELF to issue such an order.
he called Il the most blatant
attempt 10 HOut the authority Of
- congressional committee he
had ever encountered.
Other members Of McCarthyss
committee said the whole matter
took them BY surprise. Sen. Mundt
(R-SDl said be hadn't the faintest
notion Mccarthy was investigating
anyone II the CA.
Sen. Henry jackson (D-Wash1
refused to discuss the situation.
Bundy was reported on vaea-
ton, but the Ola and members Of
his family here said they did not
know his whereabouts.
Mccarthy said Bpndy gave three
reasons, in writing, for his alleged
contribution TO- the defense fund
Of Alger Hiss:
/. That he wanted to help his
father-in-law. Acheson.
2. He said he felt it was inn.
perative that Alger Hiss be ex-
Onerated !"
3. He said he felt it was i'm.
poFtant to the Democratic party. =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-10
CUBA GLARS way
lconlinuad DON 20 Onal

NSNSAps--sse 9 sWAAs go NAsNb
freed % return % Miami with
naEt ck & o. board.
RHeatdens Eulgeneie Balista'1
eovegnment walked Into ! certain
Nsht with tie union. BIT Ne Dc.
egee made & clear he government
wanted % expand maritime faciIi.
tioS b Cuba. At ne same time,
Dc decree provides Tor setting 10
. fund. 70 Be paid By Terry lines,
@eilheR n The form q eompenoa-
ton % workers, e. % strengthen
ne psnslon fund q maritime work
81.
a government commission, com.
possd e. Representatives d the
minissries IL eommunIakIons, state,
commerce, treasury, and labor,
and q the gOvegnmeEts national
bank ard she national development
commisSio, & q drafl pias toE
1aEEy services h general.
One foFry service nov operates
btWoen Havana and the Port d
Palm Bach. IA, and ~ decree
said 4 was he eovernnsnG's a..
sige not to have any monopoly
q Such SERVED. Regulations ecv.
orning teETles WI Be dralsed, q
raid. - avoid any monopoly
through eaneelling such reellla.
tlonn Is nay impede kee eonpe.
lllion.
Iho amount x ne contradiction
Wns not specified n he decree.
u IS y % studied By Tie govern.
ment eommIselcn. which q % g.
port its Recommendation in q
days.
Yhe decrea requires railway com.
pehlo1 o handle freight earl
brought h ~ any ferry q sea,
train nerViee.
W. h. Kovetl prominent Eicrida
huslnassmnn and capitalist, q head
q ne euwanea lines. Austir
WnllAm1op q general mnnagpI.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-10
Committee Hacks
Budget Requested
For Civil Defense

WASHINGTON @-Ihe House
Aopropristions COMMITTEES hacked
haaylly today into new funds re-
ested by President Eisenhower
~ civil defense. The Voice d
America" and Ar Force base
GnStEucgion.
rscommendsd, subject 70
MDuse action next week, "A 81 per
cent cut y tie 100, - 90 re-
CRESTED 81 farmer President Tru-
man for eieht fedaraI agencies
end activities, aIlottihg them 90. :
1B, -.
Ihere was ~ overall comparison
with The revised money requests
made ~ Eisenhower.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-10
NEW VOLCANOES

(continued From Page 0ne)
tops were Il, eso-tcot Mount Spur,
n. 80 iOOt Mount T0rbeRt and a
unnamed cone nearby l,SOo feet
high. The Air Force said other
volcanoes b the wilderness REGION
across Cock Inlet may have e0me
% lie.
Smoke md ash still poured from
the craters today. and the posi-.
bility was strong more eruptions
would follow.
Danger 70 human LIE was slieht,
however.
The Mount Spur volcanic dis.
play was described Is the most
awesome aimee Mount Katmai, Il
The valley Of 1900 Smokes. wen,
on q rampage II years ara.
Tons d ash fell On this city d
n, 60 Alaska'S largest
RunWays at Elmendorf Air Force
Base were covered with four inches
IL TIE reddish dust.
City Lights were turned on a. the
black cloud blotted out the almos.
perpetual light of The summer
months. Cars CROPPED through the
eeris, unnatural dusk with head.
lights blazing. TownspeOple donned
slieksrs and carried umbrellas for
projection from de dust.
Anchorage was cut on from the
aerial traffic which e is lifeline.
Both airports were closed. he
Alaska Railroad laid of crews and
territorial offices we're shut down.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-10
TANIPAsN 10 HEAD

Continued From Page 0nel
Eainar. Jsan Z. Con1aIo; install.
lins eisiesr. Felieisne Castro.
Over 4 hundred memters Of the
order attended the meeting.
N addition % the adoption d by
laws and the election Of officers: Il
was decided to hold the annual
convention IN Key West again. two
years hence,
Currently, the officials Of the
group are arranging . working
agreement with lodges in Cuba TO
turther social and cultural relation
ships between members Of the or
der in that country and the United
States.
u vas announced At the session
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HE WANTS TO BE ALONE

ALBUQUERQUE, N. nj, In =
Getting so I man has 10 privacy
anywhere any more
Police are investigating 81 AZ
buquerque mans complaint that
be was inside bis Clubhouse when
: neighbor knocked on the door. He
was told to 60 away, but refused.
The man inside the Outhouse
stepped outside the clubhouse and
punched the man outside the out.
house IN the Jaw. The gent from
inside the clubhouse was treated
for I fractured hand.
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that The membership q he crduR
has grown - per cent h Tie past
year.
A high point Of the affair = Key
West was I huge dinner d Benny's
Cafeteria. Pepe Fernandez. i cioso
friend Of Jose MART. caha,s nos.
reveFed patriot for whom the fra.
ternal group was named, vas &
guest At the affair.