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Evening star., 1953-04-27
Rudford Links Laos
With LuII in Koreu
Ry tho Assoeioied Pres,

HONG KONG, April 27.-Ad-
miral Arthur w. Radford, United
States Pacific Fleet commander,
arrived today and said the Com
muniSt invasion of Laos in Indo-
China may have been made pos
sible by slackening of the Korean
war.
Admiral Radford came from
Hanoi. Indo- China. for q three
day visit.
He said the Laos invasion had
greatly enlarged the Indo- China
war and unmasked the Reds ag-
greSSive motives.
House for Rent
NEW YORK. April q (P.-
The Army today offered for rent
one-family house with a one
car garage which the Army has
never used but which stands on
some Army property. q" The ad-
dress: In Long Island National
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1953-04-27
Police ReserVist Seizes
Suspect With Two Tires

A member of the police reserve
corps being organized under the
Districts civil defense program
caught a larceny suspect red
handed this morning.
Robert j. Pierce, special l
watchman for the Bethesda
Naval Hospital and an auxiliary
policeman of No. 4 Precinct,
spotted the man pushing two
wheels with tires near Third and
D stretS Sc.
Mr.. Pierce stopped his car.
The suspect ran, police reported,
and Mr.. Pierce chased and
caught him a block away. The
wheels apparently were taken
from the spare tire rack of a
van parked on the street, &C
cording to police.
At No. 4 Precinct, police
charged Charles B. Murphy, %,
of the 400 block of Maryland
avenue S.W. with grand larceny.
Evening star., 1953-04-27
Commission 10 Study
Nation S Trade Policy
To Be Established

President Eisenhower and
congressional leaders decided
today on the makeup of a COM
mission to study America IS
foreign economic policy.
The group will be composed
of three Senator's. three Repre-
sentatives and FIVE members to
be named by Gen. Eisenhower
Senate Republican Leader
Taft and House Speaker Martin
announced the plan after a
White House conference.
Mr.. Martin reiterated that
Congress is still aiming to quit
July 4 although he conceded
that it might be July Is before
they get finished.
1.-THE Senate can act pretty
fast when it gets going and
sees the first of August with
seashore and mountains ahead"
Mr.. Martin said.
His reference to the tagging
pace in the Senate was echoed
by Senator Taft, who said rather
ruefully, That was before we
had some independents parties
and things" 80
The commission was proposed
by Gen. Eisenhower in his state
of the union message. The con-
gressional leaders said it would
take up reciprocal trade, tariff
and all other aspects of foreign
policy.
Each of the House and Senate
contingents of the commission
will be composed of two Repub-
licans and one Democrat.
Today'S White House meeting
lasted scarcely more than an
hour. Senator Taft said the dis
cussion was relatively limited
with nothing said about taxes.
Evening star., 1953-04-27
By Alton l. BIokesIee
Associated Press Science Reporter

NEW ORLEANS, April 27.-A
surgeon today gave this advice
about stomach ulcers and cigar
cite smoking to men of about
40 or over:
Be suspicious of stomach
cancer if 70 usuddenly lose taste
for foods and lose a lot of weight,
and if ulcer" treatments don't
help in a few weeks. The sus-
pected ulcer may be cancer; you
may well save your life by hav-
ing most of the stomach re-
moved.
If you have chest discomfort
and are a heavy smoker, get a
chest X-ray every three months.
He thinks cigarette smoking is
a main cause of rapidly increas-
ing lung cancer. The X-rays can
be insurance to find lung cancer
early when it can be cured.
These advices came from DR..
Alton Ochsner. professor of
surgery at Tulane University
Medical School, describing can
Ger experiences to science writ
ers on an American Cancer So
seiety tour. sz.sg .ese
S to 10 Per Gent Being Cured
Only about 5 to 10 per cent
of stomach cancers are being
cured now by removing most OF
all of the stomach, he said. BY
the time such cancers appear in
X-rays. they're usually too big
to be cured.
DR.. Ochsner thinks the answer
is to treat any possibility of
stomach cancer as if it really
were cancer-and take out most
of the stomach. Enough can be
left to permit normal eating and
living.
Present tests, he said, can't
tell early enough whether an
ulcer" is cancer or not. There
is hope this can be done by a
test in which a man swallows
a balloon to bring up stomach
cells for microscopic examina-
ton.
He said he and other Tulane
surgeons believe that stomach
ulcers definitely can become can
GERS. He specified stomach ul-
GERS, and not ulcers of the duo
Evening star., 1953-04-27
U. S. Envoy Sees Nehru

NEW DELHI, India, April 81
(P).-United States Ambassador
George v. Allen paid his first
official call on Prime Minister
Jawaharlal Nehru today. They
talked privately for more than
half an hour and Premier Nehru
introduced Mr.. Allen to top for
eign Office officials.
Evening star., 1953-04-27
Public Relations Group

Public Relations problems OF
the railroad industry will be
discussed at a meeting of the
National Capitol Forge of the
American Public Relations Asso-
citation at noon, Wednesday at
the Hotel Burlington, 1120 Ver-
mont avenue NV.
Evening star., 1953-04-27
JesseI to Launch Drive

George Jessel will speak at the
Advance Gifts Dinner, official
kickoff of the 1858 Greater
Washington United Jewish Ap-
peal campaign. at Z pm. Wednes-
day in the Woodmont Country
Club.
Evening star., 1953-04-27
Nominations Approved

The Senate Judiciary Commit
tee today approved the nomina-
tions Of former Gov. Thomas j,
Herbert of Ohio and former
Senator Harry Cain of Wash
ington, both Republicans. to be
members Of the Subversive Ac-
tivitieS Control Board.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-01-09
Indians Humble
Shelby Coyotes

Continued from first page)
ing weeping babe of it's mush
and milk.
Thus the sorrowful cry of Ali
hi Ike: The Indians stalled to
beat u.s."
Crossguns was high-pointer
with %. Guardipee was n ex t
with IL. followed by Hot Cakes"
Smith with 10.
Littlejohn and Durham of the
Coyotes got ID each.
In the preliminary. the "B"
squad, under the grooming of
Coach Preuninger, took the Shell
by Coyote Pups 54-51. This, too,
was a great game, a shadow of
performance of the Indians in
the seasons to come.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-01-09
Farmers Take a Wa|k-And It's
A Long One When CARRYING Water

farm kitchen to this total, the annual
80 tons. " 'H''Aef ~ !"
What can an adequate supnlv NJ
water do for farmers7 Just this: in.
crease egg production by 8 to lo%.
S Sooss miik production by 20%, help
oee1 cattle to put on weight faster,
anu increase garden production by as
muen as 500. Makes sense when We
realize that milk is about 87% water:
eggs. 1870; lean meat, 70qo, and yepe.
taoles from 80 to 800.
Maybe you don't think a pressure
water system saves you time and
energy. Here's the answer: II is esti.
mated that farm family of Ave will
walk about $40 miles a year to pump
and carry water for the house and
service buildings. This typical farm.
: ing operation includes S cows, 8 hogs.
500 laying hens and 3 horses The
water pumped totals $50 tons annu.
ally. and the distance It Is carried
IN tz-quars suckets-averages so feet
per trip.
This win give you some Idea of the
advantages Of having a pressure water
system-and the disadvantages Of
farming without one. Also. 1t should
caution prospective purchasers about
getting one which is adequate for
their needs. Here's q rule Of thumb to.
help In selecting the proper pumping
capacity: estimate your daily needs
for water. then plan to install o sys.
tenn capable Of supplying that amount
in q 2-hour period
Because water systems are impor.
tant factors In lighting possible fires
connect the pump to its own circuit.
The pump should be located so that.
II can be serviced easily and Is pro-
tected against cold weather You'll
have your water system for . long
dme-so plan wisely. Get a pump Of
the right capacity for all future needs;
start in q small way. II need be, and
add to your system as time goes on.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-01-09

DO not have electric water pressure
systems outside their homes.
True, many Of these farmers do
have non-pressurs systems of some
type. But hundreds Of thousands still
pump and carry water by hand for
their homes and service buildings.
That's quite . chore, since each year
100 hens will drink $500 gallons Of
water: four hogs, 5000 gallons, and
four milk Gown, $4,000. II you add the
water requirements for the average
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-01-09
By IRA MILLER
Farm Electrifcation Bureau

Nothing's drisr than statistics-un.
less they affect most Of US personally,
And In this case they do. For the
q. 8. Department Of Agriculture re-.
ports that 97% Of the nations farmers
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-01-09

Because it is staunchy braced against load stress
the broad tracks that carry its ample weight, the
Caterpillar" Diesel Tractor is able to hold heavy
field equipment in proper position, and to move right
along with its load. No job is too tough for them.
They keep right running, doing heavy work, and
accomplishing it at low cost.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-01-09
Basketball Schedule

Jan. &c. F. Central there.
Jan. 10-Fairfield there.
Jan. 16 Choteau here.
Jan. II Sunburst there.
JAIN, 23-Cut Bank there.
Jan. 24-Fort Benton here.
Jan. 30-Chinook here.
Jan. 31-Shelby there.
Feb. 6-Conrad there.
Feb. 7-G. F. Central here.
Feb. 13-Fairfield here.
Feb. 14-Choteau there.
Feb. 17-Valier here.
Open Sesame!
A man in West Warwick, RI, was
cleared of an assault charge otter
testifying that on the crucial night
he was at the Alibi Cafe.
Children With Epilepsy
With proper treatment, most chill.
dren with epilepsy are able to live
about like any normal child.
Evening star., 1953-11-26

l. Seos absolute satisfaction back!
When you buy appliance mechanical merchandise
from Seors you buy with complete confidence
T. You your deoer behind! No moter where
the United Sotes the terms Of Seors guarantee
moin unchanged and service is owoys ovoioble.
Evening star., 1953-11-26

g. Repair always ovuobe No worry about Seos appliances
mechanical items becoming ophonsreeodess Of year
model have the you need keep your Seos opponee
perfect running order. ..
A. No better values onywhere Sears ponne
brings you fine quoI appliances mechanical equipment
the lowest possible prices.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-11
BYRDLAND
By C. HOUSTON BYRD

W. thought that since We get around quite a bit that
I'D seen most of what there is happening until last
W. Here's what happened.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-11
The Spoon
Not Eying
Ministry

Jimmy The Spoon Wi'her-
.poon, top-rated vocalist and mu-
stefan. IS definitely not dropping
his career 10 become = preacher.
as WAS rumored
Known DIS King OF the Blues.
Wiiherspoon told the California
Eagle last week that he was
headed for two 10 three
month singing tour which start
ed in Fort Worth. Texas. this
week.
lie luned the Trinity Baptist
Chulch n l.us Angeles three
month 20. me spoon said,
and mas been rcndesue solos
the rtcr since
lta. he bciicted. pioUsuiy
'sayc Use 10 the report lhs' he
had got religion was leaving
the bie-iin'e clrcu,. and would
don the cloth
"Noihnp to it," stated jim
mic And 4 looks as j. he's snin4
rshi On tearing heart, ~. w,t.
Amt NobodVS Business. e Ia
t0niessin" and all the Other
if.i line hlls that have 1ooneo
h.ni 10 stardOm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-11
New But Versatile

A Versatile new outfit with the
humorous name OF the Du Drop
perS makes rs boS with RCA
Victor. wrapping up two melodic
and ihvlhmlc sides with style
ihst should push them long
way along Inc rhythm and blues
road
Topside Il Wanna Know i a
free moving jumpy affair and
flIpside. Laughing Blues m
cludes solo and group chanting
in slower tempo along with a
fill quota ~ The emotional state
uherent in the TILE
Only Femme
Terry Tmnons. only femme
chanier in this weeks RCA Vie
tor blues rhythm release Seis
Things rolling ON iopslde 81 her
big platter with a let propelled
rendition OF Hes Tho Best in
the Business with instrumental
and chorus support not IaI be
hind
On oversize. the slower Evil
Eyed Woman. Tory SHIFTS into
low gear TO push on, an easy ON
he ears version ~ the highly
charged lament Howard Bugs
bsions the orchestra on both
SIDES. adding subtle touches 30
Telrvs scinflllaiinH styhngs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-11

Wild Bill Moore's aggregation
could be called Mlxed OUTFIT
in ~ much as il features tso
males and IN equal number "
females The group has Moore GA
<4M. Finer DAVIS, drums: tNclNn
Wafer. formerly ~ the Sweet
heats ~ Rvihm m bass and
Geraldine Smith at the keyboard.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-11
RCA Victor Artists Wax
Revy Of New RIB Tunes

NV YORK New RCA We
4 ecId b. The companv's
.hrsm artist ncAde some catchy
ID - spd 'Nam tunes nv planp
.Red Mel smith. the Du Drop
PEI. ans Terry Tlmlnons.
Piano Red the irrepressibls
master OF piano pYroiechnics.
picks on two OF his originals
this week 10 pound out an RCA
Victor platter full of his Gus
iomsrY rhythm and shout type
vocals.
"a Ha b, hot ialz baud.
RED der tS his unbelievable
" aoa al >ilcnics IN I'm
Cons . Everybody" an 4
'Snes D' 10. adding further
, pe'lc roth sides with his
pr'rln i.> fory tcklnag and
1fnnr.t, s..a,.r,
From ceorr'a
Nftn >9 a- nan
f. GEO q shows up IN the
n 4 '''n listing this week
4 2 9ts = ms typically exert
u COUPLES delivered with
tteiol N'ane in a traditional
,laes s'vc
op,lie l.Don't Have To Hunt
n Woe a rousing roof
soy 'oFcd by Melvin over
p END happy ork backing.
\ ps"r n, Of Melvin's own en-
l'a tery Pound is in a
f'FTf neat and is dished up with
'No ~ ~ exciting manner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-11
North End
GOV E r A G. L
. By VERNEAKER DOZIER

fln for fb~n 20 'ako book home
MI lc' thr l.p,, hrpihesS.
MO'hcr- aaa laihrrs see what
they can 49, 4
Extra Reading
SlNlog and Man, Hottie ito a
lp' OF extra reading u home.
rh'v lIko 20 hlrc books from
nonc 10 rcad 10 their classmates
lnd They go an excellent Job Of
attacking ncw word.
MMav "a tic chAdscn like 10
nllic short s'ul as md bring
iuem 20 .chool to share with
others rNov undc and no, pco-
plc have 20 ihiul; 10 write stories
and lhai ihrv in think and
vrifc 'lem oen >inlcs THIS eN-
por'nsc CAUSES iuem 90 think
ioaioullv
Louisa has written many in
ieresiinq stories and has brought
them bound together in book
form. She was not told 10 do
this but did il because she
found II an interesting thing TO
do.
MsrN experiences frc based on
lur reading adventures We nlar
ioqw TN proarams that afc itr
Nd ap.u rlilaIou ~ uud"t>fa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-11

When they return with them
with sparkling owes thcr stv i
can read this " hole book Il IS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-11
Niagara,
"SiIverWhip'
At Century

a ~e.l-balsnced cNcnng o.
'n'ciiainmcnt Is oilrlcd b> the
.tntulV theatre. IA fNo ~ The
i1p movies now drawing aid'
once. 10 theatres all over ne
gpwirN.
Mlenet, Marlyn Monsoe. the
ist pi Hollywood. really oiChcs
iAt ctc, as Mcli a. an 5 IN Nj
aaasa lated tn showing a, the
Century SUNDAY MondaN and
Tues cday Apsil II 10 and ~.
tp.starrIng S1Vo Whip
el,o ~ the theatre Ion lie same
'lrr DAYS are Dale Robertson.
l'mr Calhoun and Rohe.i Wag
rci a truly great Western. a
~ j minute satisfies those
WlN have seen this move.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-11

Have you dug Candy Johnson :
latest iippet' II is kGsI-r.v The
sky piece mas pheasant feather
band ana Was designed especially
for The local sax star nv he
House OF Hats ON Twelfth
Savannah Churchill viii top ine
stars Al the Flame loi une y eek
starting Fiidav.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-11
Ford Offers Free
Films on Baseball

How 20 improve baseball iceh-
uiqlw With scientific bai'n +.
method and fundamentals Of fic'a-
ing hot eloWnders covcrlng bass
pitching and atchine is pr
theme W "pLv Ball. SON 20
MN sound film available wi'ho.i
cost from Ford Motor COMPANY
play Ball. Son" may be OBJ
tanned ON loan by writing y
of the Ford Motor Company film
libraries. located AZ 5000 Schacn.
Rd. Dearborn Mich AS PARK
ave. New York. n. y.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-11

and his huge seventeen piece
orch featuring vocalist. Chris
Conners Viii be the stage attrac-
ton al Madison Ballroom Sun
day night Club FL Tropicsno
will feature FOR one week. start
ing Saturday. the bombastic mu-
steal sounds Of Bill Cups Aiomc
Five
Cuip's quintet will also be
the attraction al the First An
nual "Moonrise Dance" 10 De
given by the Royals Fan Club
al Liberty UNA Hall on SAT.
urdaY. April rs. Bob Wysii
is still hammondine the organ
in the Garfield Lounges fab
ulous Wal-Hs Room.
b.
Dave CLARK let Us n on .olne
Of the attest Happenings lie 80, :
that the Biggest ShlN Of .s3
featuring Lou, Jordan. Fianhie
Lame. Moody Herman and Fila
Fitlge aid. : slated Tor ONmp =.
MAY 3 lie screams that the
trolic's kaiina IS building song
and dance act that Nill iocn he
nation Sstchme Alrstnrg
aud Benny Goodman tonne ~
B'Wsv Capitol IN 4 Ja/z Concert
on Man 2 Thanks ipr the mic.
Dave.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-11

To p4ycnls and other Interested
persons n ch ldien'N >cionlina
am elatne What wa tod 80
NE BY MaNu,'ic lloueieth.
'cachct ~ C;rlde ! ~ Dwyrg
School cm,ornne nlrlcns n-
forest IN reaolne
One afternoon as Mary pre-
pared for reading she said. Oh.
I love 10 read" When asked
her why she loved 20 read. she
quickly replied. Il can read
about so many funny things"
Yes. al an early age children
learn 10 appreciate the useful
ness and magic OF books.
The ,cddin2 program he
INST grade = based an .'nIe.
that aio 81 interest 80 ch.ldrrn ~
this age group Drk lanc and
SallN arc book TRENDS 0i' DO
many ~ the Sn'c ftp.s fils'
graders ono, dong .n ani oJf
of school
II is interesting 10 watch
children relate incidents in
stories they have read. The
vivid colorful pictures in their
books and their sense of imag
inaiion cause words 10 come
alive and have real meaning.
How Go children lcn new
words and retain Them Words
are presented in Ncr'al ci''ne
which HIS meaning to tacm and
then presented vi,nallN 90 Vie
boa 4 or on Hash cards % cone
text
They look at old words and
look at the new words. care
fully reading them and adding
them 10 their sight vocabulary.
Later they cncoun'c, these
same words u stories of lrprlsc
and adventure In order 20
strengthen retention u' 'nes'
cords word games are piayrd,
simple games bat seni That
add fm 10 sccin. rc'r words
Aftci he children 70 Sections
one and Two finish thor work
they may engage ~ ,pns'ftnilNo
experiences " interest 20 them
such as reading manipulating A,
b { blocks. modclIna clsN build
ing words with paper letters.
colorng picinIc~ with The correct
coIurs and so foih
Out OF all these various ac-
iiviiies the library table is al
ways a main attraction. On this
table children find simple books
they enjoy reading. They en-
JOY being able 10 select books
that are OF special interest 10
them. They love 10 take books
home and try 10 read them.
When they return with them
with sparkling owes thcr CIV i
can read this " hole book Il IS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-11

NAppkNINGs SIan kenIon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-11
Youth IN Society
DIBITANs CLUB

OBTAINS CLUB
Friday. April 3. found mem
bers OF the Dibiians Social club
entertaining a jubilant group OF
teen. ayers at the deliberately
furnished home of Mary Eta
Sparks OF Dexter Blvd. The
delightful evening got under
way at eight o'clock sharp de-
spite the dismal weather. As
far as this group was con-
cerned. it was spring and time
TO be merry.
Tho gala program FOR de-
lghtful evening was planned ny
members Of the entertainment
committee The happenings for
the evening cons sted Of dancing
20 the latest records and guest
chatting among themselves. The
club also awarded pglles 20 the
best dancers a. The party \
contes' vas hold aud bv MAJ
iorliy ,iir Max p,r,on and
MARY Green ~ole chosen rs tie
best dancers an the door The
two vlnncls notc awarded cn-
sage nd carnaiion
During Inc course OF the etc-
nlne guests reie served chicken
IN the basket soda pop auo .
cam some Of the CUES 20 81.
Tendance 'reic Eula Lamb. Eurls
BfuVn Jeome Bowie Maul.te
Bua Nander Brown JoNre
GaieWood Janice Role Charles
Hamilton James HARDY Bern &c
Hsrds and many Others.
Going Away Party
Saturday. April L. going
away party was given in honor
OF Willie Marcus Bradford. who
has been called TO service Of
his country. The party was
given TOR him by the Rivieras
Hunting and Fishing Club Of
which Willie holds the office
OF treasurer. II was held in the
basement Of Willie's home.
MANY Of Wlllc's close mend
were ptFSen, 20 wish hum ~
best os everything and 20 nell
hm ENJOY has last ter davS her
hciorc leaving 'ol tho sefNl,e
Judging from Willie, plcasar
hlliuue H. itrna> resllv mad
Tho purpose 90 lhc party q sue
e,ss Willie .peni ''ic g, enmg r.
ceNine compliment. from hf
friends about Nhai z me ielio,
( be Before lhe party tame 20
close. EVERYONE lomed m ,ineIr
the traditional Aud Lane Svnc
! observed small 'iicles of wato
pour ng from ,ere al Individual
ewes.
During the course or the eve
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-11

~. decided TO make pop
N an a female scqusinianes.
81, So. noticed first that this par
.',,,l.r person took off their
'..sex 10 read. They they de-
syidsd 10 90 toward the kitchen
:. ,bey took off their shoes to
walk. 49,,
wnM eally got US was that
.,. ,sach,ng the kitchen. they
,,,.,,e "A their teeth TO eat. Now
ron', he surprised At any
:. ,s se may happen to see IN
the fu'1fe
-
Mo-. and more people are be-
,a.na 4, comment on the back
he Tribune. Some IA
an, nd some uniavorable
we fnnk. however. that as long
as NERAL public continues
~. Inc back page OF this
oo...uon then thoughts Viii
an. ,ha>e of good 10 Neirule
,5e eil ar ellor which sur
, i,cm a, they go from day
% day
TIE Dc,ioit Amles Club VII
Sixth Annual Post
sta G 5aiel Party on Saturday
a,trne a'iac Labor Temple. The
,,,,v will consist Of dancing and
s,,c,,sirnenl from nine until the
90 hours of the am. Labor
Tempe j. heated al 80 W Mont
-alm
What's keeping the Devine
On. Sarah Vaughan. al the top
4 Of The hit parade? This question
is Immediately answered when
YOU hear the voice sing Blues
serensde.
The 'uae old bat the unique
\ : .rah It g is completely new.
& r's one ~ ne gtcdi records that
70 ras a<ed That Vaughan
derfil esl now a. Brdland 10
q NvC ne> -np 80 the BaudboA
here q frk-nne is on stage
telv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-11

AT ~. tennis coach Norman
Wann is the oldest mentor on the
Wavne L. staff aud also one OF
The most successful HIS squads
have won III and lost -.