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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
GOSPEL TEMPLE
BAPTIST CHURCH

The members OF the Gospel
Temple Baptist Church, 33l E.
Rethune, again showed honor to
their pastor. the Rev. w. E. Ram
Sty, with an Appreciation Day
on Sunday, Dec. IS. Guests were
Eloer William Ransom and choir,
Love Tabernacle Church.
Devotion was by Love Taber-
nacle and Gospel Temple dea-
cons. Mrs. Vera Murphy gave the
welcome: duet by Mrs. c. Bailey,
and Mrs. l.. Hassell.
The Juniors sponsored a con-
test and raised the sum Of 5000.
Those participating were: De-
lois Jordan, Ellen Laston, Judy
White. Shirley Davis, Patricia
Colmon, Patricia Ware and Pa
tricia Holden.
Again the members Of the New
Bethel Baptist Church displayed
their spirit Of giving by donating
800 TO the worthy cause.
The affair was a grand success
Of which much credit goes e
Mrs. Amanda Glenn, for the en-
eouraging talks she made in tho
morning worship.
MIR. Samuel Ralney was Pub
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24

out The pictures aud use them 10
decorate git packages. This makes
prc,'ier packages tlIun any seals or
decorations you can buy
Before cleaning your dog. cut four
inch squares OF flannel. told. then
place IN a quart jar Pour one pint
Of water and tMo tablespoons Of
Pnc-Sol into the jar and shake we'll.
Using The flannel 20 clean the dog
viii not only keep him clean. but
take away dog odor and discourage
ileas
Plastic bags thar come nth rcgc-
tables can be put 10 many uses. SLIP
one Of these bags orcr the end OF
a hommcr--and you have steak
FOUNDER
When storing blankets wrap them
IN paper or plastic and seal securely
against dust. Place on top OF any pile
on the shelf TO prevent crushing.
You can get sticky starch Of the
bottom Of boiir iron by ironing orer
a piece Of broun paper on uhich a
Iittle salt has been sprinkled.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
DOUBLE CELEBRATION

The Social Informers Club held
their Xmas party Sunday after
noon at the home OF the prcsi.
dent. Mrs Florence Horn. whose
home was beautifully decorated
with Xmas flowers. A delightful
turkey dinner was served and
much fun was engaged in.
Guest were MI and Mrs Muir
dock. Mr.. and Mrs. James Hall.
Mrs Ethel Chaplain. Mr. and Mrs
Mcqueen. Mrs. Ethel Olvv and
Mr.. Tom Milbcn Of Windsor.
Members arc Mcsdamcs Lois
Merriweather Marguerite Cot
man Myrtle Rose. Mabel Low
~. Marie Walker Gwondolyn
Harrison. Dorothy Duncan. Nil
drcd Green
Sunday morning Mrs Lois
Mcrriwcathcr gave a lovely bas-
kct for the entire club and beau
tiful Christmas gifts were ex-
changed
The Boosters Club Of Bethel
AME gave a lovely Xmas party
Friday night at the home Of Mrs
Bernicc White.
An appeizing Xmas dinner was
served and gifts were exchanged
The club found much pleasure
and happiness IN hanging Of the
green at thee church Saturday
morning.
Some Of the people present al
the party were Mrs. Phyllis Dry
den, president Mrs Louise Lane
Mrs. T. Redeem. Miss Lou Sc Carr
Mrs. Gwen Pullcn Mrs Earncs-
tine Orse. Mrs. Anna L. Odom,
Mrs. Sarah Fields. Mrs Jean
DUR Mrs. Marguerite Roberts,
CONTINUED on Page 81
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Bennett College
Receives Gifts

The Brave Eagle episode
titled "Treachery of At-Tat-Tu.'
previously announced for We'd
nesday. Dec. 81, will be seen on
Wednesday. Dec. % (CBS Tele-
vision. 100000 pm. EST.
The presentation on Deeem-
Der I'll will be Cry Of the
Heron" Siorylines follow:
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 2l-"Cry
OF the Heron: An innocent jest
by Smokey (Bert Wheeler) Gre
ates an unanticipated turn OF
events and the Cheyennes face an
impending war with the Black
foot Tribe because of it.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24

One hundred fifty years ago.
this poem was written in Aus
tria. and in some form is. sung
all over the world.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
After the IL o'clock worship
service at ST. Cyprian Episcopal
Church Sunday morning. in Page
Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest M.
Cabule held Coffee Hour" with
the parishioners in celebration OF
their 33rd wedding anniversary.
A beautiful set table with flow
ers and the silver service for this
occasion made a lovely picture
Mrs. Charles Hill and Mrs. Lucille
Wilson (bridesmaid) poured tea
and coffee. Mrs. Nellie Brown
Mrs. Ruth Jackson and Mrs. John
ME Hendricks assisted at the
table.
More fine folk we saw were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stewart
Father and Mrs Malcolm Dade
DR.. and Mrs. Richard Bowman
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes. Mr. anc
Mrs. Mason. Mrs. Mary l.. Smith
(mother). Mr.. and Mrs. Valley
Walker, Nj. and Mrs. Fred Hor'
Williams Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Graves. Mr.. and Mrs. s. Toodie
Mr.. and Mrs. Burrell Carter. Nj
and Mrs. w. Stewart, Mr.. Roy
Morton. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Da-
Wis. Mr.. Allen Taylor and Mrs
Myrtle Garner also Mrs Matte
Jefferson
Mrs. Sarah II. Stewart of AL
ger street. executive secretary
of the Lucy Thurman YWCA.
gave a most enjoyable Christ
mas party Wednesday night at
her home for the staff only.
The exchanging of gifts and a
delightful menu made a very
pleasant evening.
II was a Merry Christmas party
given by Mrs. Ola Clark for the
Junior Workers Of Second Bap-
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to: To prepare for the better
things in life.
Left to right: Helen Steele.
treasurer; D;anne Saunders.
weep; Sandra Wilson. recording
secretary; Rochelle Brown. pres
CUPBoARDs GIVEN BY
WAYNE U. HOME
ECONOMIST
Large or small--kifchens with
cramped cupboard space can be
major headache TO the house
wife.
Recently, Wayne University's
home economics department COM.
piled list OF helpful hints for
getting the most benefit from
your cupboards and kitchen
drawers.
First look over your cupboard
arrangement. You need a mix.
ing center so you can stir up OF
fix a casserole with a minimum
number Of steps.
Kettles and saucepans should
he stored as near the sink as pos
sihle where they can be easily
reached when preparing vegcta-
bles.
Lids are best kept in the stor-
age drawer of the range. since
there is no reason TO use them
until the pan is on the stove
burner.
A way to inexpensive ease
crowded drawer space is TO have
the man of the house make
utility wall board. All that is
reeded is a two by three foot
piece of peg-board, a bulletin
board frame of the same dimen-
sion. Covers. poiholders. strain
ers. Washers and other kitchen
ufensile can be hung from this
handy item.
Adherence TO these tips now"
claims Mrs. Frances Sanderson,
head of Wayne's home economics
department, will make your
kitchen pleasant place to
work.
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juice and salt.
then dry in the
sun. II the stain
is old. bleach II
with peroxide
and rinse well.
/. 4.
pc your
Christmas cards
This 1Joar Chr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24

I. Under Goo, we nave WOlheu
|toeether, each, / trust, according
Efo his ability. raising funds for
1this project on Mems Day and
3Women's Day, and the various
individuals and clubs Of this
church have united heart, hand,
Ind finance to see that this beau
ttiful kitchen is adequately fur
Inished. In deed and in truth we
have run well.
We shall meet around these
Etatles to break bread together,
Emay we never be so concerned
with the food prepared that we
Mail to lift our hearts in thankful
praise for our blessings. Here
<nay the ties Of brotherly love be
4 enriched and strengthened
Following the dedicatory SER
vice a delicious chicken dinner
Twas served.
N Gifts received were as follows:
Senior Usher's Board. Presi-
dent. Mr. j. Irwin Refrigerator
Gospel Choir, President. Mrs.
Pr arl Neal-Coffee Urn; Trustee
Auxiliary Presidents, Mrs. Lucin-
Ga Solomon-Garbage Disposal
Srnlor Choir, President-Mr. Geo
C1ilier-Aluminum Coffee Pots;
Roosters Club. President, Mrs
Phyllis Dryden-l2 dozen teas.
poons; Silent Workers Club, Pres.
dent, Mrs. Mary Reddick Relish
Dishes; Busy Bee Club, President
Mrs Bonnie M. Graves-Dish
Tuck; Precious Coin Club, Pres.
ident. Mrs. r. Robbins-Dish
Truck; Royston Invincible Bible
CluSs. President. Mrs. Rhods
Washington-Double Boilers.
Friendship Club, President
Mrs. B. Crew-Mixing Bowls
Ruth Missionary Society. Presi.
dent, Mrs. Martha Wright Carv.
inL Knife; Deaconess Board.
President, Mrs. A. Robinson
Kitchen spoons and forks; Nurses
Guild, President, Mrs. Flora
Faulkner-Tea Towels; Miss Wal.
ton A. Lewis-Water Pitchers,
Mrs. Ira Morgan-Kitchen Set,
Rosa B. Harper Society, Presi.
dent. Mrs. Marie Dessaw-Pie
Tins; Cleaners Club. President,
Mrs. Matte Hubert Meat Block,
Nellie B. Pierce Aide. President,
Mrs.. Daisy Giles-Punch Glasses
Mrs. Beatrice Jackson-Kitc
Ladder; Mr.. James Hubert
Kitchen Clork.
EBENEZER AME CHURCH
Willis at Brush extends Christ
mas greetings to all, and wishes
10 invite you to their order oil
services for the season as follows
Saturday, Dec. "a, Christmas
Eve, there will be service of Can
die Lighting; sermon by Pastor
Robinson. and music by Rose
Of Sharon, Heavenly, Bethany
Young Adult Choirs.
Sunday, only the morning wor-
ship service will be held for the
4 day.
The Christmas Youth fellow
ship will be held here on Thurs
day evening, Dec. 222. All YOUTH
and their parents are invited.
Saturday. Dec. 81, Watch Nigh
Services. ION Your Knees" a
IL pm. Rev. H. M. Robinson
pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24

LAbubAiB, 6CtlCA al Clldll man. WITS.
Sodie VIM was the Mistress OF
Ceremonies.
Other activities around Gospel
Temple: The Live Wire" club
will hold its tenth annual Christ
mas Feast in the dining room OF
the church on Thursday, Dec. 30,
a. z p. Mrs. McGhee. president.
The Deaconess Board will enter
tain the deacons and friends in
a Christmas dinner in the Holt
day Room of the Gotham Hotel,
Oh Jan. 4th. 1856. Mrs. Belle
Hammond, President.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Smith. OF
Flint were the guests, Sunday
Dec. 10. of their sister and fam.
lily. the Chester Crumps, OF Car
dqifi st. All reported having 8
lovely time. and expect to get to-
getner again Christmas Day al
the home OF their mother ano
sister in +. ST. Louis. Ill. A sister
and family. Rev. and Mrs. M
Gladney from. Memphis, Tenn.
also hope 10 be present.
Mr.. Smith is the owner OF the
Smith Cementing g. Construction
Co, and Smiths Cleaning on S
Liberty ST. in Flint.
MI. w. Morgan. and Mr.. +. Full
lor. also came from Flint to visit
the Crumps.
SUPPER CLUB PARTY
The Supper Club gave their an.
nual party at the Carlton Plaza
Hotel on last Saturday. and re.
ports that more than 40 guests
enjoyed The affair.
Games were played The host.
esses served a delicious chicken
dinner, ice cream, and variety
OF candy.
Mrs. l.. Williams, Club Pres.
Mrs. A. Painter, Fin. Sec.
Mrs. Kate Smith, Club Reporter
- $50
COMMISSION RECOMMENDS
SITE CONTROL FOR
WAYNE
A study commission appointed
by Governor Williams has recon-
mended that the State take over
Wayne University. now owned by
the Detroit Board Of Education.
The commission proposed that
Tie State progressively assume
the support Of the Detroit instl'
tuition over a three-year period
finally assuming full operation In
TIE 1890 year.
Under this suggestion legisla-
ture would appropriate s3.2as.s3a
in the next fiscal year for about
one-ihird of the schools operaf'
inc. cost; S6,47s.266 in the 1888
fiscal year; ss.7ls.soo for full op.
Grating cost in the 1888 fiscal
year.
The proposal would have to be
adopted by the legislature to be
effective.
In a formal statement, Presi-
dent Hilberry said; Il would like
first to express the gratitude oil
Wayne University to DR.. Ruthven
former president Of the Unlver-
sity OF Michigan-who chaireo
the Commission, and to the
members OF the Governors Com
mission on State Aid for Wayne
University for their thoughtful,
careful, time-consuming study OF
Wayne University.
THE Detroit Board OF Educa.
tion. the governing board OF
Wsyne University, has had no
opportunity for formal consider
alton of the Commission Report
I cannot, therefore. speak for the
BOARD of Education. But, as
President, / feel sure that II the
Commission Report is accepted by
the State. and by the De'roi'
Board OF Education, the best IN
terests OF higher education in
Michigan. indeed Of all education
in Michigan. will be well served.
cooDFELLow coLLEcIANs
NET s42s.2l.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24

list Sunday School after church
Sunday al the home Of Mrs Car.
RE Aikens on Oakland, sister Of
Mrs. Clark.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24

DOUBLE WEDDING ANNI-
vERSARY CELEBRATION: Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Burke. Of 640o
28ih street. celebrated their
32nd wedding anniversary along
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest M.
Cabule. Esquire. OF s0ss Beech
wood. who marked their 33rd
year of welded bliss. Sun. after
noon at ST. CYprisn Episcopal
Church. Left are some of the
many well-wishers being served
Right photo: the Charles Burkes
and the Ernest Cabules trighil.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
Society Doings
By Mary B. Rhodes

By Mary Is. Rhodes
Silent Ngh Holy Night Shepherds quake al the sight!
GIores stream from Heaven affair." Heavenly host sing
AIIeIva,
Christ the Saviour born! Christ the Saviour is born!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
1855 CHRISTMAS RESOLUTION
DETROIT COUNCIL OF
CHURCHES


DR.. Warner r. Cole. president.
and DR.. G. Merrill Lenox. execu-
tive director of the Detroit coun-
Gil of Churches. on behalf Of the
Board of Directors. issued this
week a special resolution calling
the people of the metropolitan
area TO observe Christmas as
chrisi's birthday.
The resolution pointed TO the
fact that there is a widespread
tendency 10 forget the sacred
character Of Christmas and to
secularize the Holy Season. I'VE
must constantly be on guard"
the ecclesiastical leaders declar-
ed, against forces inside and
outside our nation which weaken
our spiritual heritage.
Inasmuch NJ the birthday Of
Jesus Christ. our Lord and Saw
iour-fhe coming Of God in the
flesh 10 MANS obseured by some
current practices" the resolution
asserted. we therefore urge hat
all people send Christmas greet
ing cards bearing the message
OF the holy season and thus bear
witness 10 the Son Of God and
the meaning Of his life"
The Council administrators
recommended Christmas obser-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24

0tB-11o9 0kt4FAftAGIs n
group of girls. aged IL 10 IA.
met Sunday afternoon at the
home of Retia Hoppins on l4th
street and organized themselves
as the Sub Debs." Their mot
senting 5000 members of Y-Teen
clubs in the city's high schools
and intermediate schools, will
take part in the ceremony
Each girl. dressed in the clothes
teen-ager wears in another
country in which Inc YWCA op.
crates. will describe the Christ.
mas customs followed by Y.
Teens in that country. Countries
represented by the Y-Teens will
be: Holland. Uganda. CeYlon
Philippines. Japan. Chile. and
the United States.
Ha
Taking part in the ceremonial
will be: Sheila Burke, 1913
Whitcomb (20; Carol Rudd
1877 Hull (3); Vera Weise
1875 Mapleview (5); Carol Shaw,
1885 Dixie 1897; Doris Dobbs
526 Solvay O0; Emma Lucas
1919 Yorkshire (24; and Lois
Davis. 639l Mackenzie az.
- 49,
"poRGY AND BESS'
IN WARSAW
An American Negro company
will give twelve performances in
Warsaw of the famous George
Gershwin folk opera, "Porgy and
Bess", it was announced in the
Warsaw daily Zycie Warszawy.
The company arrives in the Pol
ish capital next month for two
weeks stay.
+**
Marguerite Higgins. Pulitzer
prize winning foreign correspon-
dent and author, is flying to
Montego Bay. Jamaica, by Par
American World Always from
Miami Monday December 49,
Flight 43l 9 ami. The noted
newswoman is just back from 8
three-month visit TO Russia.
Miami City Manager and Mrs.
f.. A. Evans and Police Chief and
Mrs. Walter E. Headley are flying
TO Ciudad Trujillo. Dominican
Republic, by Pan American
World Always Monday tDecem-
Der l9-Flight 43l--9 ann for
the opening Tuesday Of the Do
minican world fair Accompany
inl the city party will be
Comdr. and Mrs. II. {. Parker
friends of the Evans. The group
is scheduled to return Wednes-
day Flight 432 $50 p.m).
$50 -
After a weeks Caribbean trip
Senator Spessard l.. Holland
Florida Democrat. and Mrs. Hol-
land are returning TO Miami by
Pan American World Always
Monday December i9-Flight 4S4
--4:45 PM.
Joseph d. Charles, minister OF
foreign affairs OF Haiti, will ar
rive in Miami Wednesday (Dec'
ember 2l) by Pan American
World Always (Flight 436-2:o'
p1n3 from Port al Prince: nc
IS en- route TO Monrovia, Liberia
10 be. the. official guest OF 'tns
Liberian government
HINTS 10 EASE CROWDED
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fou'll be surprised al the work you con
save time ond money. ,oe-bY following
these household hintsi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24

vances and celebrations in the
home and in other groups to be
focused on the central meaning
Of this great season. They urged
especially that those who plan
and prepare Christmas office
porties voice now their convic-
tons that these festivities should
not cheaper or dctract from the
meaning of the Christmas Sea
SON" They scored 'intemperance
and irresponsible conduct as be-
ing most Inappropriate at Christ
mas observances "
Finally. Doctors Cole and Len
OK pied for renewed loyalty 10
Christ and the Church and to
tho task of building a world in
which justice. righteousness and
peace will prevail
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24

To remove mildcw from clothes,
wash the garment with detergent.
moisten the stained area with lemon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24

The Y-Tsen Christmas candle
lighting ceremonial. an impress
sive ritual observed by Yreen
throughout the United States
will be felsvissd Friday. Dec. a.
on Larry Mccsnn's STORY Stu
do. WxYZ. II am.
Seven Detroit Y-Teens, repre-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
coopFELLow coLLEcIANs
NET Si2e.2l.

The 22nd annual sale OF the
GoodfelIow edition OF The Wayne
collesisn. Wayne Universitys
student daily, netted S42S.2l.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24

One hundred fifty years ago.
this poem was written in Aus
tria. and in some form is. sung
all over the world
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24

HINTS 10 EASE CROWDED
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24

After a weeks Caribbean trip
Senator Spessard L. Holland,
Florida Democrat. and Mrs. Hol-
land are returning to Miami by
Pan American World Airways
Monday December i9-Flight 434
.-4.45 p.m).
Evening star., 1955-02-22
Waldorf Woman Freed
In Auto Death Of Man

Mrs. Dorothy F. Sweet, AZ, Of
Waldorf, Md, was acquitted in
Upper Marlboro Police Court
yesterday of a manslaughter
charge resulting from a traffic
accident.
Judge Nita S. Hinman Crane
said she found no evidence of
gross negligence in the accident
which killed a pedestrian, Purcell
Pickeral, 80. of Friendly, Md.
Saturday night on the Indian
Head highway near Oxon Hill.
Police Pvt. Edward Gryszkie-
wicz testified Mr.. Pickeral was
standing on the highway three
feet from it's edge when he was
struck.
He said there was evidence Mr..
Pickeral had been warned several
times previously by his brother
Allen, 38. to get off the highway.
The two were hitchhiking.
Evening star., 1955-02-22
Deaths Reported
FROM ID. C. HEALTH DEPARTMENT

FROM D. C. HEALTH DEPARTMENT
James Scott. "a, sos ! st. NV.
Walter Becker. so. 5334 42nd st. NV.
Paul Hamill, 7s, 219 sth st. s,w.
oDo5e 5a%ss cuTsn Harrison s SILVER " sss sPEPs n Md me-
Sarah Russell, ~, 1910 35th st. NV.
Mary Cerimele, III, 1901 Garfield st, NV.
sylvia May. 64.- 1911 Franklin st. ne.
Minnie Mailer, SO. 1905 18th st: ne.
Joseph Ridgley. So. Hyattsville, Nd.
Edgar wills. 63. 416i 18th pi. ne.
George Buckholtz, 50, Maryland,
Joseph Adams, 81, 1909 Benning rd. ne.
Frances Thomas, 81, $500 New Hamp-
Rsgmsna Rsns a2e esn 81 40 ss 9ss skTapd p n Sc
Mount Rainier, Nd.
Norman Winther, 25 West Virginia.
James Ballard. Sc, Alexandria, Va.
Mary Hampton, 70 36 NJ st. NV.
GLADYS Lancaster, 33. 2a7o Champiain
Esii Evelyn n Jones, 30. 1907 18th st. NV.
Infant twins Linthicum. 5 125 s st. Sc;
Sarah DeAtley. 81, 1909 North Capitol
Robert Stone, 50. 1901 47th st. NV.
israel Fox 6S. Walden, Mass.
Harold Liant. g.. 42o1 Massachusetts,
Helen % Ferguson. 9iW 81. 1910 Park I'd. NV.
EnR s9pssssna sena Il I5ss Ipst,Gaps ISn,sy rs NV
Valerie Rouse: !, HyattSyliissi; Wa as;rstan Md
yIsglais Wsge n,a Ghrsaias ST. sS 81 ST. se
Reubin Dove, 81. si40 N st: NV.
Alberta Gordon. 81, 1908 7th st, NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-22
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Evening star., 1955-02-22
State S Attorney Puts
Full Staff on Probe
OF Baltimore Voting
By the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Feb 22.-State's
Attorney Anselm Sodaro yester-
day put his entire investigation
staff to work on a probe OF
"ghost voting" and other election
irregularities in Baltimore City.
Ghost voting" consists of one
person impersonating another at
the polls in order to cast the bal
lot of the registered voter who is
absent.
Deliberate falsifying Of ad-
dresses in registrations and
failures to notify the Board of
Election Supervisors of changes
of address also will be considered,
Mr.. Sodaro said.
j. Harold Grady. a Sodaro
deputy, will be in charge OF the
investigation.
Mr.. Sodafo SAID the lnveSlga-
ton was touched off by current,
widespread public concern" and
charges made by City Council
President Arthur B. Price.
Mr.. Price has charged, among
other things, that $50 voters are
casting illegal ballots in the
home precint of Democratic
political boss James H. Pollack
and said that fact spelled defeat
for Philip H. Dorsey.
Mr.. Dorsey lost the Demo-
cratic primary for nomination as
Attorney General of the State to
Ferdinand c. Sybert who went
on to win the General election
last November.
Mr.. Price is a candidate for
mayor of Baltimore in the city
Democratic primary election
AHor1h
Evening star., 1955-02-22
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