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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
CIRCULATION
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

Immediate openings are
nov available in our circula-
ton department for persons
with pleasant telephone man
ners-With the confidence
and ability necessary TO do
telephone saleswork. The sales
commission Is liberal and the
hours can be tailored to mt
your requirements In many
cases.
II interested In steady and
enjoyable work, contact MT.
Harvey. Room 204. between
o am. and Q pm.
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MAN WANTED
WITH CAR
perendable; no experience necessary.
Apply 37O7 Ca. ave. NV.
MEN
NOTICE

opened factory branch of
national manufacturer Of main
tenauce equipment and supplies in
terested In filing following posi-
tons:
PUBLIC RELATIONS NAN
(Under 80 years.
SALES MANAGER
CO. REPRESENTATIVE ts>
Prefer men under 35 with little or
no exper. for we have our own
training program. Only men with
cars who are avail. immed. need
apply. Salary $9l wk. Call RA.
6-11S6 for personal interview.
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VOTING MAN

P1RT-TTME nv BENCHMAN, also
outside part-time man. pas.y minimum mum
rSS sMhE 30 oP 5sSfSiG FOR DANCE
INST.-No exper. necessary, We
train you. Good opportunity for the
right men. Call NO, 7-S01S for
personal interview. 2 to 10 Pm
LARGE WASHINGTON FIRM needs
man to learn installation. Of aiumi-
mum windows, doors, and AWNINGS.
Salary and all benefits while learn
SHADE 4 AwNiHo CO. lis oro-
nocco st. Alexandria. Va. Mr.. B.
ST. MARYs CoUNTY--Excel. open
Ing for man with car LYME N ~,
Mr.. Z, g. BELL. RE, 5-s163 or
write 1913 skyline drive. Morn
EMPLOYE NEEDED for warehouse
work. consisting Of price marking
and moving out merchandise. Leave
and other dement's. Positions To-
Apply m person TO Mrs. Galloway
Easement Of intern quarters across
VAT soR REED fsosF i EsxketaHAHaE.
I'D
INVESTMENT co. - Position open
for sales representative. Must have
following qualifications: Auto. age
2S-45, reside In Wash. area. good
appearance and conversational per-
sonaiity, high school or COLLEGE
education. Reply Box 1887, star,
NEW INDUsTRY-Build Q secure
future with the "Smertest Market.
ing Plans Of the post war years. :"
Chance for ambitious man to have
distributorship for DISTINGUISHED
product, with immediate earnings
leading to high income ane retire.
ment. Expansion PROGRAM, besins at
SSnHcTfiioNSMhs ef B5ERoA afS5G fhSd e..
WRC locally. See Sat, eve. Post.
Sept. 10. pe. 100-101. May begin
part or full time. Call ia. $4,000.
PART.TIME FOUNTAIN BOY, white
only, with experience; Must be be
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Call MR..
81, PATL Ls "a s-llE3 3t: ,o- nsrt-ts S
work in drug store; must be over
IS, and have d. c. drivers permit.
Van SAINT Pharmacy. 1910 WIS. ave.
EMPLOYED MEN
White. 16 hrs. wkly.; 3 eyes. ana
Sat. part-time work, in hours TO
suit you, will earn you S3b Wkly.
Apply 6:30-7 pm, RIM. 5O5. 1919
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CLERKS
CIERK-TYPISTS

openings in o variety Of
departments. Customer contact and
q real future make these spots very
attractive to ambitious youns
women. 5-day. 40-hour week. Dis
count on purchases.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HEIGHT co.
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SHOE sALESPEOPLE

Immediate opening for exper. shoe
salesmen and saleSwomen: excel.
opport. for high earnings; perm.
work with many employe benefits
s.a tup s9of a5 5ssspe 81 any s Of
our 8 Hahn shoe stores or Mr.. Sale
ct 1907 2 st. NV.
VIM. HAHN & co.
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SHOE STORE MANAGER

SHOE STORE MANAGER
Experienced for family store. High
salary plus bonus Arrangement.
Also need 2 statesmen, starting
ply In person. 1877 Good Hope I'd.
SODA FOUNTAIN MAN, reliable,
sober. honest: references required.
Apply. NATIONAL PRESS PHAR-
MACY, 1910 p ST. NV. LIZ
STOCK CLERK, experienced. must
have references from grocery store
Good pay, good hours. KAY'S SU-
PER MARKET, 1904 4th st ne.
SURVEYORS ASSISTANT - II you
like outdoor work and want q
chance to become a member Of q
progressive engineering firm, this is
the ideal opportunity for you. ia.
TEACHERs--Last minute vacancies:
S3.200-Sb.200. ADAMS TEACH
ER's AGcY, 1341 q st. RE. 7-3e3s
TELEPHONE SALESMAN. for ki-
wants Club Circus, Call MEARL
FiLE SETTER tceramicJ. csll after
8 pm, VIII. 6-7117. 13406 JUS
tice I'd. Wheaton City. Nd.
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TRUCK DRIVER

Experienced. for wholesale grocery
house. Tractor and trailer. Good
permanent position to one WIG can
xET. Falls Church, Va. --1S
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HELP--MEN
TRUCK DRIVERS

PERMANENT fOSII1ON
Year-round work, good salary for be-
entity. Apply In person 70. Mr.. At
kins. betW. 500 am. and pm.
WAsH PRobS5sr sET fNS
6050 River Rd.,. Bethesda. Nd.
OIL. 4-1274 for directions
--16
nv REPAIR MAN, outside calls; car
furnished. DoWD'S Tv. AIS Conn.
ave. NV. "a
TV sERyICEMEN, inside and out
side men, exper. only: paid hospi-
talization and vacation. Apply 65l
Pa. ave. sc. IL
Tv SERVICEMEN. inside and out
side: full or part-time; top salary
to good men. Apply in person. 91S
Silver Spring ave-. Silver spring,
Md. III
Tv sERvICEMAN for hotel: pm. and
evenings; pleasant work. good pay
Ty SERvICEnIAN, experienced man.
furnished; good pay; permanent job.
BETHESDA Tv CO. OIL. 6-4709.
UPHoLsTERER. experienced. auali-
led. Cali EN-. 2-a431. lis
WALTERS, eolored. Apply Mr.. Wal
ker. O'DONNELL's SEA GRILL,
1921 e st. NV. --16
WAREHOUsEMAN, supermarket. full
time. permanent position. for re-
liable. experienced warehousem
6-day VIZ. Ask for Mr.. Reiter,
PoSINS, $3.50 GeorTts ave. nv;
WOOL PREssER, experienced: good
unrkin0 Conditions. good nay. per-
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Advertising Copywriter
For advertising agency. One who
can write ''punchy." smooth flowing
copy for radio and newspaper on
variety Of products. ST. 3-4a16.
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SECRETARY

For active real. estate ofaes. An
plicants must be over q. yfA Of
age. Typing. shorthand, some
bkkpg. Prefer accuracy rather than
speed. Good telephone voice. Apply
iva n. CAPITOL &. CO. s-4SssI..
RY-sTENOGRAPHER, per-
manent position with established
concern. Penn. Building. Excel
lent working conditions. multiple
benefits. Pleasant telephone goiee
and Wen groomed appearance re.
quired. Age limit 35. Cali Mr..
Morris. MINI, MINING d MANU-
FEATURING CO., MA. $3.50. --10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. es-
tablished Law firm has opening
Tor young woman with 2-6 years
stenographic exper. New atr-eond-
Bldg. mr.. 14th and x NV. Ma. g.
1881.
SHIRT PRESS oPERAroRs-Expe-
rieneed folders. Apply. DICKEY,0
CLEANERS. 7th and Franklin
SHOE sALEsGIRL. exper.. for FAM
lily. shoe store, good hrs. excel.
salary ana commission. Apply
manager. 1877 Good Hope I'd; Sc.
SHOE sALEsGIRL, exper.. for FAM
lily. shoe store. good hrs, excel.
salary and commission. Apply
MANAGER, 531s Baltimore aye,
HVattGViilN -20
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TTNNER'S HELPER

T1NNER'S HELPER
Apply 35Os 14th st. NV.
TRANSIT MAN, for surveyors once:
must be experienced in subdivision
work. Call MR.. MCLAUGHLIN, JE.
4-3a15. for appointment Ia
TREE SURGEONS, exper; good sal
airy; vear-Yound work JE. 4-0646
days; ewes. JE. BOOTS. Iii
TRIM CARPENTERS WANTED. must
be exper.; out New Hamp ave TO
TRUCK DRIVER for city Of Alex
andria, IL midnight to s am:
sober. dependable, with good refs.
EN-. 2-l0g6. ~
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SINGER

01NGEn
White. fun or part time. CAP,N
GUYS. 1912 N. 3. ave. nv. rs
SODA FOUNTAIN CLERK, capable,
assuming some responsibility: good
salary, permanent position: also
part-time position: applicant must
be exp. and over 81 yrs. Of age.
See Mr.. Gray. =. T. Mgr. CHAM
pLER'S DRUGS. 1857 Defense
hwy, Landover Hills. Nd. lis
s0RTERS. alert. able to concentrate.
stand and move about readily. 70
sort clothing on moving belt. Handi-
Will fNDUsTR1Es. isis Ney
Hampshire ave. NV. (21st and M.
TO IL noon, Monday through
ture concern; S3.415 .yr. to start;
5-day. 40-hr. wk.: leave priyls.;
dictation 95 w,p.m. or better.
Apply End mr.. 1912 18th st. NV.
or call Ii. $1,000. Ext. 6-3323.
-r15
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, good
shorthand, typing; diversified du-
ties. small ONCE. professional as.
ISOLATION: 5-day week: $50 start,
Ma. S-9651 for appointment. lis
STENOGRAPHER, for perm. posi-
ton in pleasant SURROUNDINGS: s.
day week, 3-week vacation. Apply
WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL once,
Woodley I'd. at 36th st. NV. lib
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HELP WoMEN
ACCT. CLERK

Permanent position handling accts
receivable ledger. Fivs-day. 40-hr
week; no Sat, work. Appropriate
sx a,1ea ang , Hsar p type SIe
ary commensurate with experience
Apply Personnel, Room sos; open
weekdays 1905 and Sat. o-12
No phone calls.
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SALESMAN

% COT TO aseov AGE A n Es ggFSkESE
fSsEzNTIAi: GUARANTEE $500
YEAR; CAN MAKE S4.5o0S OK
BETTER. EXCELLENT OPfOH-
TUNIT Y; REFERENCES. boA
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MANAGER

FOR sPoRTswEAR department IN
fine ladies' speciality shop. Must
be highly experienced and top sales
person. Excellent salary and bonus
arrangement, This Is an excellent
opportunity for the right person.
Box UT. Star. Id
MGR, for small apt. house; LOG.
MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Doctors
once. part time; Willing TO learn
laboratory procedures. Tipping nee
sssary. 10. s-4229i .,,n,. -l9 20
hr, week; medical and hosp. cover
age, 24-days' annual and 13 days
alex leave per year. Salary approx.
S56 per VIZ. Call Elk. $685..
lis
NURSE, R.N. Preferred resident for
Catholic Girls Boarding School.
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Your aggressive men with book OF
insurance or similar sales experi-
ence required for .year.round sales.
WORKING from leads ONLY. This =
an unusual opportunity fqr ex-
ceptionaliy high earnings 10 the
men selected. For tul ini9dmnsu99nn
and interview. eau IA. 7-SosD. ~
fasq nm To-
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THE EVENING STAR
liol PA. AVE. NV.
ACCTG. elk, $40

Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
1920 New York Ave. NV. RIM. 500
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HELP-MEN tcont.I

SALESMAN
LIFE INSURANCE CAREER
Lifetime opportunity for married
man. age 25-45, for sales and coll
lection. Established area, $40 per
trict s4.70O to $1,000 per year.
Vacation with pay, pension. etc.
Advancement opportunities:
Sun LIFE ms. CO. OF AMERICA
1920 Hamilton St.. w. Hyattsville
Phone UN. 4-4710. Ewes. JU. 5-226o
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OFFICE ASSISTANT

OFFICE ASSISTANT
Apt. rental once. Cashier. some TYP
ing, answering phone. Ability to
meet public. Pref. someone middle
age. Salary, $50 wk., and vaca-
ton. LII. 2-1222. I'll
OFFICE CLERK for general ONCE
work, some tipping. past office .exper
helpful. Must be alert to handle our
phone business. 5-day wk, No Satur-
day. Start S45 per wk. Apply In
person. TIDY DIDY DIAPER SERV-
ICE. TOI Lamont st. NV. --lb
OFFICE WORKER, exper. in typing.
IRE insurance and/or building and
loan BACKGROUND prefd. Excel mod
ern ONCE, S59. 5-dsy week; yacs-
1908. After 9. HU. 3-4s4T. lis
PIX OPERATOR
Fully experienced, NO others need
ONCE. SALARY, $50 PER WEEK
70 start IT, Apply imTed scs Z,
81, INV. 10
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COUNTER GIRLS

Credit Investigator
High school grad. 20-30 yrs; type
III T.p,m.; start S220 mo. Write
qualifications. Box 346-V, Star,
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switchboard Operator
JEROME BRoDIE OIL. 10000

White or colored: must be rapid and
s;tiop Hppi Eof aHoL sI cIoTH-
ING co. 7O3 18th st. NV. lib
Evening star., 1955-07-13

and Japan have such pacts-
called status Of forces" agree
mentssEwith this country. The
agreements give the host nation
authority to arrest and try serv-
icemen in criminal cases arising
OF American bases under Amer
ican jurisdiction and jail those
convicted.
The State Department defends
the treaties on the ground that
they do no more than recognize
the right Of sovereign nations to
administer justice within their
borders. Foreign soldiers are
similarly subject to American
criminal law while in this coun-
try.
Further. department officials
say the treaties actually amount
to a relinquishing of criminal
jurisdiction in some instances
as in the case Of a United States
soldier who commits a crime on
an overseas base to which he is
assigned. Such a man would be
Icourt-martialed by the American
Army.
The resolution backed by Mr.
Bow and his colleagues would
require the administration tt
bring about the prompet elm.
lination or modification" of al
such international agreements.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Nozi Offer to | rode Lives
For Trucks old in IsroeI

JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector.
July 13 R.-Premier Moshe
Sharett yesterday disclosed de-
tails of a wartime Nazi offer to
trade the livies of a million Hun
garian Jews for 10000 trucks to
bolster Hitler's crumbling de-
fenSes.
The offer was presented to the
Jewish Agency during World
War II by an emissary of Will
helm Eichmann, a Nazi storm
troop leader. II was turned down
by the Allies, the only source
from which the Jews could have
gotten that many trucks.
Mr.. Sharett's disclosures were
made in a statement issued to
newspapers denying charges
made by the Tel Ayiv newspaper
Haboker that he had concealed
from Palestine Jews and the
world at large for two months
Evening star., 1955-07-13

the facts surrounding the sys-
destruction of Hungarian
Jewry by the Nazis.
The newspaper is an organ of
the General Ziohist Party. which
was expelled from Mr.. Sharett's
governing coalition last month
as a result of a legal dispute
growing out of the Kastner case,
The government has appealed a
recent decision by the Jerusalem
district court which implied that
DR.. Rudolph Kastner, head OF
the Jewish Rescue Committee in
Budapest during the Nazi occu-
patton, had collaborated with
the Germans.
Mr.. Sharett was wartime po-
litical secretary Of the Jewish
Agency-the political organiza-
ton Of world Jewry before Israel
became independent.
In his statement he said
Evening star., 1955-07-13
.I Trial Pacts
Denounced

Representative Bow. Repub-
lican of Ohio. today described as
martyrs to internationalism"
So American servicemen Im-
prisoned by allied nations after
criminal convictions.
They lost their constitutional
rights, Mr.. Bow said in a state
ment prepared for the House
Foreign Affairs Committee. un-
der treaties which mark "a
tragic abdication of national
sovereignty that should be re-
pudiated at the earliest possible
date"
The Ohioan prepared his testi-
mony for hearings by the COM
mittee starting today on ident-
ical resolutions by IL Repre-
sentatives calling on the admin
istration to abrogate treaty
clauses which say allied nations
have jurisdiction over American
servicemen in criminal cases.
The IA nations of the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization
Evening star., 1955-07-13
Contestont Spurns
Oil Wells for Gosh

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. July Is
R.-vednon B. Fitzhugh. Q tele-
phone company empIoye. has
taken the cash and let the oil
wells 90.
The cash was $4,000 silver
dollars. encased in q freezer
manufactured by Amana Re-
frigeration Co.. which gave Mr..
Fitzhugh the delightful problem
of choosing between $25, 900 cash
and Oklahoma oil-producing
property that might bring in
$100. 900.
The contest was o simple
drawing. Mr.. Fitzhugh sent in
Evening star., 1955-07-13

Eichmann's offer to save the
million Jews-already marked
for the gas chambers-was pre-
sented TO him in Aleppo by an
emissary. The premier said the
news of the danger threatening
the Hungarians was given the
widest possible publicity by the
agency. but Eichmann's Satanic
suggestion of goods for blood"
was kept secret at the time.
This was done, he added. in
hope Of extracting from it what
chance there might be Of saving
the threatened Hungarians. or
at least postponing the mas
sacre by giving the enemy false
hone.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
u. S. Firm. Mitsubishi
To Produce Fubric

TOKYO. July 13 R.-The
Celanese Corp. of America will
Join with the Mitsubishi Rayon
Co. in setting up a joint firm
to produce acetate in Japan.
A Mitsubishi spokesman said
a four-man team, headed by the
company's executive director. Hi
roshi Ito. will leave for the
United States Tuesday to con-
clude ARRANGEMENTS.
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INAUGURAL BALL

Nacircma Club was a scene OF
beauty Saturday night with
handsomely gowned ladies and
well groomed men as they were
seen enjoying refreshing refresh
tents and swaying from synco-
pating music on this their 33rd
Inaugural Ball
Dr. Cotton OF Virgin Islands
presented the reelected officers
for the ensuing year which
brought grand ovation Amcri-
can beauty roses were presented
TO all OF the ex-presidents' wives
who were most gracious in re-
ceivlng them.
Some fine folk we saw were
The William Summe the
Charles Smiths. the Luther Wal
dons. the Ralph Osbornes. the
Jesse Bells. the Ardie Baileys,
the John Jeffersons. DR.. and Mrs.
Cotton, the Harold Crosbys. the
Harry. Caldwells. the Charles
Hancocks.. the Adolphus Wells,
the John WhiteSides, the Willis
NJ Graves. the Elwood Garvins.
DR.. and Mrs. Whitby. the Carl
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Lagos, Nigeria Honor
Mrs. Bethune

LAGOS, Nigeria. May 23
Sixty people gathered this
week in Enugu. the capital
of the Eastern Region of Nj
goria. TO honor the memory
of Mary Mcleod Bethune,
including members of the
Government of the Eastern
Region. senior civil servants,
miners, students and house.
wives.
Among the distinguished
speakers were Michael Og-
on, Parliamentary Secretary
to the Minister of Lands in
the Eastern Nigerian parlia-
ment and Nelson Uko. Pres
ident of the Eastern Region
Ex-Servicemen's Association,
who said. eve are grateful
for her selfless example and
dedication TO our common
cause. She pioneered at eigh-
Armament. We follow"
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tory of music. and has been
a member of the Scholum
Cantorum and the Riverside
Church choir.
For the third time. MIR.
L.aBrcw has won a scholar
shin for the summer course
of the Berkshire Music Cen
ter at Tanglewood. Mass. In
1913 he was first prize win
ncr of the National ASSo-
citation of Negro Musicians,
and two first awards of the
National Guild of Piano
Teachers. He has also re-
ccived a distinguished Stu
dent" award from the Berk-
shire Music Center.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest LaBrew. 1850 Cod
dard. his musical training
prior To Oberlin was under
the Music Department OF the
United Community Services.
at Tau Beta Community
House. His piano teacher
was Mrs. Ray Robinson. and
his theory and teacher-train-
ing were under Grace l..
Rarber.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-04
Leaves Million

CHICAGO. Ill., A Chicago
storc-front prophet who said he
would never die. left over nil.
lion dollars but no VIII and nc
heirs. II was disclosed here last
week
Father l. DePaz. who boosted
OF his Immortality. was buried
here April 3, following a heart
attack in his WeStsidc home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-04
Jacksonians Elect
Club Onicera

The members of the Jack
son College Club of Detroit
elected the following officers
for the year l955-56 last
Sunday at their annual
meeting: President. Robert
l.. Wolfe: Vice President.
Essie NJ. Haley; Recording
Secretary. Katie Hannah
Cor. Secty.. Amanda Shedd ;
Treasurer. George w. Swan
Publicity. Este m ore A.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-04

The 35ih summer session will
begin at Alabama State College
Monday. June s. and will con-
tinue for sixty days. ending Fri
day. August IL. according 90 an
nouncements from DR.. II. Coun.
Gill Trenholm. president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-04
WEDDING

Gertrude Elizabeth Walker and
Joseph Harold Smith were unit
ed in Holy wedlock Saturday at
the home OF her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Selton Walker by Rev.
Anderson Martin OF New Light
Baptist Church.
The bride wore blue nvlon
with fitted bodice. 3 ruffle en-
brodiered skirt ballerina length.
Her hat was small and she car
ried white roses.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father Mrs. Berdel
PringleY was matron Of honor.
Cafhelene Harvard was brides
maid: flower girls: Pamela
Mathes and Wanda Harvard.
Bonnie Smith was best man
tgroom's brofherl.
The wedding reception was
held in the Blue Room at the
YWCA which was adorned with
many beautiful flowers.
Some of the guest we saw were
MI and Mrs. John L. Nails, Mr..
and Mrs. Dan MatheS, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Walker. Mr.. and
Mrs Cornell Bakely. Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
Round Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Farris
Matthew. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Dick:
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Collins. Mr..
and Mrs. John Ware. Mr.. and
Mrs. Memphis Barnes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel BrookinS. Mr. and
Mrs. Burgess. DR.. Joseph b. Har-
ris. DR. Walter House and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Baber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Bell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Arlington. Mr.. and
Mrs. FLOYD Rollins. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Baugh. Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Carson and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Houston. Mr.
and Mrs Alvin Coleman. Nj. and
Mrs. Robert Williams. Mrs. Sax
ton and family. Mrs. Louise Boil
den and son. Miss Barbara Foley.
Mrs. Gladys Smith and family.
Mr.. Maurie Lewis. MIR. William
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Elsie Power, Mr.. Georgia Grant
and family. Mr. Booth Huthcy,
Miss Ruby Tanner Mr. Hilton
Oliver Miss Connie Hill and Mr..
and Mrs Selton Walker and
many others
Sredi preparation lot onn-
ley Ciiiespies marriage 10 6iiiY
ramon IN August Is quiie evi'
oeni al Inc Sii'ispie nome. Inc
Inc AKA and AlPhas or9anizs-
Mons
humofs are that MIS- req
motley ana Aloert sims VIII os
Nellie sims daughter OF M
and Mrs. clifford SIMS VIII be
an August orloe
moiored 10 Washington D. G, 70
at'end me siaduallon of liler
SON Or. Odie Caoyoack. ar rom
ces Mundy VIII lily to Washing
ton thursday 10 JON the family
Miss Rebeces Hall of Disss
Funeral Home is taking a ten
body arrangement.
New Bethel Baptist Church
gave very fine musical Sunday
afternoon with Miss Grace Cobb
leading soloiSt and Miss DORIS
Gordon assisting.
Inc Ar lhstltu'e gave 'ner
spprecistive audience. Michael
heid PLAYED hunGarian Dance
oN Bonn WIN ols'lnclOi
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Chester Gilmore Of Wilber-
force. Ohio. was In charge OF the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-04

Parochial School, and will enter
Detroit high school in September
He is an Altar Boy at Holy Name
Society. he tutors German ref
ugee boy; an enthusiastic reader
of ancient history; a Times car
rier; Safety Patrol boy. and a
stamp collector.
His pets are cats Of which he
is an authority. His great am
bitIon in life is to teach history.
Mrs. Gwen Harrison was his
sponsor Many gifts and enter
tainment will be given him
DR.. J. J. Mcneil was guest
speaker at Pilgrim Baptist
Church in South Bend. Ind.
Sunday for the installation serv-
ice of Rev. Charles Rowleiie.
Two bus loads of people and
many cars attended the serv-
ice from Detroit.
Mrs Pomona Walker is taking
leave of absence from her clerk
typist job Tor the government.
Her co-workers presented hei
with gorgeous layette and an
orchid. also carried her to dinner
at the Carlton Plaza Hotel. Pres
ent were Mrs Vclma Straws.
Mrs. Ruby McQuary, Mrs Sue
Spivey Mrs. Theresa Jones. MIS-.
lima Wells and Mrs. Sadie Wes-
son