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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-09

". Glenn, H. Ransom Coins, shell
ton Granger, Ernest Greene, Riley
Gilchrist. William Hanna, Wiilie
Hall, 9. y. Harris. Theodore Hat
cher, Morris Haynes, Coleridgo
HendOn, Arthur &. hin. Charles
Harold Rowland, Mrs. William mn
DR. and Mrs Norman Howell.
And the AeHsrs. and Mines Clay
ton Hughes, Solomon Hughes. Gro
yer Ingram, Palmer Jackson, Thad
James. Wendell Jones. Lewis
Roy Lazeuborry. John Lawrence,
W0odfin Lewis. Robert Mallory Jr.,
Claude Mason, Stephen Maxwell,
Dan MCAdHms, Allen Mcintosh, NJ.
X. Mcknight, James Mitchell VIII
liam Modem, Fred Murphy, Father
Mrs. Carl Fountain. Or. and Mira
Ernest Lowe and Or. and Mrs. An
Alsa the Mossrs and Mines. VIII
fred Leland, Carter EIHsi Ernie
FariaHd Jr. Miles NeWlin. Cecil
Newman, oscar Newman. Charles
Noble, John Patton, Luther Prince.
Robert Pierre, Wllfred Leland Jr.,
Z. r. ktess waiter Rhodes. Homer
tasia: hil s sath'T fIe,,,S So sss
sion. Lloyd shanks, Milton shanks.
spencer shlyers, Robert shoffner,
John Smith, Lucas Smith, ~ s.
Stokes, Kenneth Stokes. Richard l.
stokes ST.. Huntiey surratt, Cecil
SchOfield. Thomas Talley James
Taylor, Major and Mrs Asa Samp-
son and Major and Mrs Homer
stark
And the Nessrs and Mines, Neal
Tuc ksr,. Theodore Woodsrd, James
Wade, James Wardlaw, Rufus Web
Hans. o. VI Williams, Richard VIII
stsr. Charles white. Claude VIII
Inns Harold Wright and the Mines
karilus Galloway. barbara cyrus
Bertha King. Mae MarEhail TheD-
dosla Martin. Jessie Shepard, W -
Walker, DR.. and MrN Earl Weber
and Ars Ethel Virgins
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-09
ST. PAUL URBAN LEAGUE GUILD TEA
SUNDAY AT MINNESOTA HISTORICAL
SOCIETY TO FEATURE TOUR, SPEAKER

The St Paul Urban League Guild Tea Sunday afternoon
December H. from to will feature james Dorsey Mil
waukee attorney and Wsconsn's distinguished Negro
citizen and of the Historical Society building also
The tea viii be held in the WeyerhaeuSer Room Music
will be furnished by Harriet Gordon pianist Fred Ewing
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-09
By Jessie Shepard

A dramatic introduction to
clubdom's formal party annals
was Friday nights formal dane
ing party given by the First
Nighters Bridge Club at Hotel
Lowry's Fiesta Room in st. Paul.
Friday nights affair was the
hostess clubs first big party bow
and the more than 800 guests pre-
sent attested to the popularity of
this all ladies club, adding CLAM
our and smart contribution to
the Twin Cities social life.
With five-piece orchestra
playing for the dancers who kept
the dance floor crowded through
out the festivities, the affair was
gay and gala from the moment
guests began arriving until the
last strains of music indicated the
party's end.
Adding TO the glamour and en-
joyment were the smartly attired
hostesses who set the pace. White
tulle with three red roses giving
accent to the bodice was the fiat
tering choice of Mrs. William
Whiteside accented with rhine
stone jewelry, while Mrs. Richard
Stokes Jr., was lovely in cham
payne net with silver llama bo-
dice, floor length, with which she
wore matching net stole and en-
erald jewelry; Mrs. Ruth Hill was
petite in emerald green taffeta,
strapless bodice studded with Sc
quins, ballerina length skirt and
matching sandals.
Long torso lines shirred bodice
and full bouffant ballerina length
skirt Of pink marquisette with
matching sandals and rhinestone
jewelry was the perfect compli-
ment for Mrs. Henry Thomas
charms and Mrs. James Robinson
presented a stunning portrait in
blue taffeta, floor length formal
enhanced with rhinestone jewelry.
Striking in blush pink net,
strapless bodice, with full bou-
ffant skirt, ballerina length, Mrs.
Lamar Roberts was a charming
portrait; while Dior blue lace, bal
lerina length and matching ear
rings was the lovely choice of
Mrs. James Brown and Mrs. Tyler
Howell Jr.. was stunning in ice
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-09
Your Weekly Treat Recipe

your weekly treat Recipe
Don't forget turnips when you
are wondering which vegetable TO
serve at dinner. This Is the sea-
son when they are at their best
and like many other vegetables,
turnips may be cooked in their
skins, with saving OF flavor and
food value.
Parsieyed Turnips
3 cups cubed turnips
1 medium onion
teaspoon salt
Pepper
Y cup cream
Y cup chopped parsley
Paprika
Wash turnips thoroughly and
cut in half-inch cubes without
peeling, Peel the onion and cut
in sections. Cover turnips and
onion with a generous amount OF
/ bailing water. Add salt and cook
uncovered until turnips are ten
der but not overdone. Drain
thoroughly. Add cream and heat.
Just before serving. add parsley
and paprika.
LEMON sAUCE--A simple
sauce TO serve with fish Is lemon
Juice with melted butter and
chopped parsley. II In good on
cooked carrots. too.
Here's another suggestion:
Squeeze lemon Juice over pr,Ines.
bananas, or slice OF melon. II
tones up the natural good flavor.
And have you ever used lemon
Juice TO fluff an omelct7 Just
add a half teaspoon lemon juice
TO the egg whites after you have
them well beaten.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-09
Mrs. David Faison
Victim" Of Friends
Houseworminq Part,

Mrs. David Faison, 1000 Fifth
Av. s., was the victim of sur
prise housewarming party on
Monday evening, December 5
when a group Of her neighborhood
friends converged on her home as
she was busy with her household
chores.
II was only when the group
entered shouting surprise" did
she realize that she was the vic
TIM" Gaining her composure she
entered into the spirit of the
party.
After tour of the honoree's
beautiful home, guests socialized
and enjoyed the lunch provided by
the group.
Mrs. Faison was presented with
an electrict toaster by her friends.
Guests present were the Mines.
Patricia Wilson. Virginia Ash. La
verne Hadley, Carolyn Johnson,
Pauline Wallace. Beverly Whit
lock. Charlotte Hammond, Nor
mic True, Katherine Burney,
Kathryn Johnson, Louverne
Thomas, Louise Hughes and Doris
Sims.
Those contributing toward the
gift and were unable to be present
were the Mines. Freda Faison,
Betty Lewis, Mary Armstrong,
Mary Brady and Ray Grimes,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-09
Friends Of Frances
Duncan Honor Her
On 18th Birthday

Mrs. Lavinia Logan was a
charming hostess at a party on
Sunday evening. December 4. In
honor of Mrs. Frances Duncan's
18th birthday which was Deem
Der LIST. The delightful affair was
held at Mrs. Duncan's home.
1913 25th Az. s.
A host of friends braved the
stormy weather to be on hand to
extend best birthday wishes and
congratulations to this remark
able lady who is rs years young,
active and alert.
The Christmas motif was car
ried out In decorations. The table
on which the gifts were displayed
was covered with a white damask
cloth. A beautifully decorated
birthday cake with the honoree's
name inscribed was conferred be-
tween a decorated Christmas tree
and large Christmas candle with
spangle decorations.
Guests relaxed with television,
socialized and enjoyed the tasty
lunch OF salad, coffee, ice cream
and cake and played various
games.
Among those who felicitated
the honoree were the Messrs. and
Mines. James Logan. st. Paul.
Paul Jackson, st. Paul. Howard
Logan. Henry Robertson; the
Mines. Lillian Brown, st. Paul,
Gertrude Mitchell, Lillian Penn,
Louise Wilson, Belle Scott. Lula
Jackson. Gladys Ballard. Pitts
burgh. Pa, Miss Leona Nixon, OF
Daytona Beach, Fla, Rev. and
Mrs. Charles s. Jones. Those who
sent gifts, but were not present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Smith
and Mrs. Beulah Stephens.
Mrs. Duncan received a number
Of lovely gifts.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-09

Dancing Party: Members of the
Wednesday Matinee Club have is
sued invitations for their annual
Christmas party to be held Fri
day, December %, at the North
Side Post American Legion Club
rooms, 1929 w. Broadway, Mime
apolis. The party. which is infor-
NAL, will be held from 8 p. m. to
/ a. m.
ophelia Rice Unit Holds Party:
Ophelia Rice Unit of the WCTU
will have a Christmas party at the
home of Mrs. Marguerite Con-
zales, 1909 S. Seventh st. on Mon
day evening, December IL, at 1880
p. m. All members are invited to
be present
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-09
Your WcekIy Treat Recipe

The frequent use of cottage
cheese in menus Is a pleasant, as
well as healthful habit to en-
courage. suggests Miss Florence
INLAY. specialist in foods at the
University OF Kentucky. combin-
ed with fruit. such a salad has
special eye appeal as well as food
value.
Orange Cottage Cheese Salad
2 cups cottage cheese
2 tablespoons cream
1 tablespoon finely minced onion
2 oranges
Lettuce
Cooked dressing
Combine finely minced cheese,
onion and cream together and ar
range on lettuce leaf. To each
serving add several orange sec
tions with membrane removed.
Top with a spoonful of cooked
salad dressing. and add sprink-
ling Of paprika.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-09

The largest number OF tubercu.
losis cases are found among men
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-09

tuberculosis is caused by a
germ, the tubercule bacillus
identified in 1922 by German
scientist, Robert Koch.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-09
FIRST NIGHTERS DANCING PARTY HELD
LOWRY HOTEL ENJOYED BY GUESTS

blue brocaded taffeta, strapless
bodice. scooped neckline and full
ballerina length skirt. Matching
ice blue jewelry gave dramatic ac-
cent.
Making merry with the hostess
group, guests were equally as
beautifully attired. Mrs. Robert
Shoffner was lovely in green taf-
feta featuring the long torso lines,
bouffant skirt dramatiZed with
drapery to one side, ballerina
length. Black and rose cameo
jewelry gave accent. Mrs. Archie
Givens was charming in white
taffeta featuring plunging neck
line and rhinestone studded bo-
dice, ballerina length with rhine
stone jewelry accent; dramatized
by devastating back detail, Mrs.
John Patton was stunning in
black net over white net designed
with apron effect in front OF black
taffeta with layers of black net
over white net for the bouffant
skirt. Cangemi creation sling
pumps with plastic pencil slim
heels and rhinestone jewelry COM
Melted her enaannhIa
Black velvet bodice featuring
open work braid trim with a
multi-stripe brocade skirt was eff
fectively worn by Mrs. Harold
Wright. Mutli-colored stone neck
lace and black suede T-strap
pumps studded with matching
nailheads were a charming Access
sorry. Mrs. Charles Hill was capti-
waiting in pink taffeta strapless
bodice with tiny ruffles Of net
adding detail TO the ballerina
length skirt. Gold jewelry was her
flattering choice. Mrs. Huntley
Surratt was charming in white
net accented with rhinestone
jewelry.
Mrs. Richard Session was lovely
in black net and velvet. The bal
lerina length skirt of net was over
quilted embroidered skirt. She
chose rhinestone jewelry, while
Mrs. Stephen Maxwell was pr
quaint in a gown of rose and aqua
print, ballerina leigh, accented
with rhinestone jewelry.
A tiara of rhineseones encrust-
ed with diamonds was a charming
accessory note for Mrs. Clyde
Williams, who donned a ballerina
length frock of black ribbon
splashed with gold accented with
black satin sandals with silver and
sequin trim, while her daughter,
Miss Toyse Williams was petite
in aqua MORE taffeta inlaid with
red roses, ballerina length, with
gold slippers.
Others presenting stunning por-
traits were Mrs. Robert Murray
in a Dior blue sheath: Mrs. Ro-
bert Pierre in irridescent blue and
black: Mrs. John Lawrence in
silver brocaded nylon with rhine
stone jewelry, pink gloves and
slippers adding charming ac-
cessory note: Mrs. Ernest Green
in Black taffeta: Mrs. Albert Nc
Farland in green taffeta, baller-
ina length.
The guest list included the
Messrs aud Mines. Albert Allen Jr
Ted Allen, W l. Allen, Leroy Bell,
l. ~ Bennett Thomas Bradd0ck,
Maurice Brltts. Donald Brady Jr..
r. y. Burt, Charles Bradley. Tai
mage Carey ST., T. y. Carey Jr.,
James Cain. BuTie Carmichael
James Carter. Harold Carter, Alvin
ChsmhIes, Harold Combs, Paul
Curry, Emery Curtis, Maynard Cal
Also the Messrs. and Mines
AIonz1 Ellis. John Freeze, David
Francis. AEhby Gaskins, Jasper
Gibbs. Marx Gibbs, Wendell Gibbs.
MGrrfH q HIS IT ArcFIs GigFuH q
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baritone tenor who won the 1855
Aquatennial singing crown. Mr..
Ewing will be accompanied by
Dorothy Sims, one of the Twin
Cities Favorte pianists.
The Cantorians, under the di-
rection Of Alexander Jordan, one
of the most sought after choral
groups will also appear on the
program. Also on the musical
program will be the Peggy Gar
ner group of St. Paul.
Mrs. Shirley Thomson is gen.
eral chairman of the tea. Other
members Of the committee plan
ming the affair are Mines. Geor-
gia Moorehead, Christine John
son, olinda Perry, Minnie Robin
son. Faustina Robinson and
Josephine oden.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-09

Dinner Hosts; Mr.. and Mrs
Orton Shelton, 412 Iglehart Az.
were dinner hosts on Thanpsgiv-
ing day to the following guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Jordan, Mrs,
Mary Jane Williams and the
Messrs. George Fay and Julius
Nettles and the Shelton children
Mr.. Jordan is the father Of Mrs.
Shelton.
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Fof women;
Handsome cakes All In
Knowing The Secret
IT'S An In Knowing The SECRET


1--WE got secret" Now every
good cook can shout that from the
housetops for there is a secret In
turning out handsome homemade
cakes. The secrets Why instant
cake mix. 10 be sure. II goes to-
gether so smoothly and easily
two fresh eggs and cup of water
are added TO the packaged mix
and then beaten in any way YOU
desire, with an electric mixer, an
egg beaten or Just spoon. And
best OF all. the cake is so delicious
tender, moist. with golden
brown top. There's choice Of
three flavors, white, yellow or
devils food basic flavors that
you can change by adding flavor
ings and ingredients to suit your
family's taste,
The cake described here IL Just
right for this time OF the year.
White cake mix Is used and then
dressed up with a tangy cranberry
frosting. Raw cranberries are
chopped and added 10 a lemon
butter frosting and then spread
thiclly between the layers, all
around and over the top OF this
flavorsome cake. It's n blue rib
bon cake for sure that win bring
many compliments from all who
taste Il.
Cape Cod Cranberry Cake
package instant white cake mix
4M cups sifted confeetioners'
sugar
4 cup chopped raw cranberries
y cup lemon juice
u cup butter or margarine
~ teaspoons grated lemon rind
X teaspoon salt
Method; Prepare cake mix as
directed on package. Bake in
layers: then cool.
Meanwhile. combine cup of
the sugar, cranberries, and lemon
Juice. Allow TO stand until sugar
is dissolved and mixture Is blend
ed about y hourD
Cream butter. add lemon rind
and mix well, Add part OF the re-
naming sugar gradually. blend
ing after each addition, Then add
remaining sugar alternately with
lemon cranberry mixture. Beat
thoroughly after each addition,
Add salt and blend. Spread be-
tween layers and over top and
sides of cake.
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Our advertisers WANT your
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II takes $4,000 gallons OF water
to produce one ton OF finished
steel. 5000 gallons to grow
bushel OF corn. Don't waste II,
drip!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester H. Arndt,
995 Selwyn rd., Cleveland Heights,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Shirley Mae, to Clark
Lodge Bassett, Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Lodge Bassett, Sr., of
Crosse Pointe Shores, Michigan.
Miss Arndt is a January 1852
graduate of Shaw High School
After attending Denison Universe
ty in her freshman year she trans
ferred to the University of Michi-
gan where she is now a junior in
the School Of Nursing.
The future bridegroom attends
the University of Michigan School
of Business Administration.
The wedding date is sc for
June 22nd.
HarrisOn-LOuis
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Har-
rison of 108 Grant ST., Elyria,
Ohio, announces the engagement of
their daughter, Sally, to John
Robert Louis, son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert P. Louis, 1882 Shawview
ave-, East Cleveland.
Miss Harrison was graduated
from Elyria High School as vale
dictorian with the class Of 1852
She is a junior at the Cleveland
Institute of Art.
Mr.. Louis is a graduate Of Shaw
High School, class of 1851, ant
will be graduated from Case In
stitute of Technology this June
with a bachelor of science degree
in electrical engineering. He is 6
member of Sigma Nu.
No plans for the wedding have
been announced.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
Personals

Chester ]. Decker of Toronto,
Canada has returned to his winter
home at Myrtle Beach, Va, after
having been called here by the
death of his brother, Rutland W.
Decker.
Mrs. James Riggs and children,
Carol and Jimmy of East Liver
pool, Ohio, have concluded a visit
with her aunt, and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Berg, 1868 Hazel rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton NJ. Bowen
of Oakhill rd., announce the birth
of son, William Milton Bowen,
Tuesday, February 1st in Univer-
sity Hospital Mrs. Bowen is the
former Sue Carran, daughter Of
City Manager and Mrs. Chas. A.
Carran.
Mrs. Clarence Rauch and son,
John Rauch, of Glynn rd. are in
Miami, Fla, from where they will
go to Panama City, Fla. where Mr..
Rauch will remain for a few weeks
while Mrs. Rauch will return home
Paul r. Zirke of 1851 Elm ave.
is a patient in Mt. Sinai Hospital.
Friends and neighbors of Miss
Gladys Morris and Miss Violet
Morris, for IA years residents of
Potomac ave., are going to miss
them. The Misses Morris are NOV
ing to 1858 Woodworth rd., and
Potomac folks hope they will be
happy in their new home.
A new addition at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Jirousek,
1880 Mann ave-, East Cleveland.
Their first child, James Michael,
made his appearance on January
18th. Mrs. Jirousek is the former
Kathleen Durbin of 81 East
197th st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03
NeIa Park To
Honor Edison
All Next Week

Thomas A. Edison's 108th birth
day will be observed at General
Electric's Lighting Institute, Nela
Park, with its Ninth Edison
Science Week, beginning Monday,
February 7th, it was announced
today by James c. Forbes, In
stitute manager. An estimated
$500 students from northern Ohio
are expected to attend the special
programs arranged for the five
day observance.
This local salute is designed to
tie in with the national observance
of Edison's birthday on February
18th, and the 25th birthday of
General Electric's introduction of
the first practical, flameless,
smokeless source Of speedy arti-
ficial light for photographers.
The students will be conducted
on two-hour tours Of the Institute.
Along the way, the visitors will be
treated to presentation drama
tizing the history of lighting
and revealing interesting historical
lamps; a new color movie featur-
ing contributions by Edison and
others to our modern way of life
and the challenges which science
presents to youth today; a new
stage show built around modern
lamp research; and scientific DEM
onstrations showing how light is
produced and controlled for home
study.
The veteran glass blower, again
enacting the role of Edison and
producing replicas of the worlds
first successful light, will be 84-
year-old Ben F. Rudolph, 1892
Collamer rd.
Rudolph's streamlined re-enact-
ment of Edison's painstaking in
vention of the lamp is said to re-
quire approximately one hour. 1t
will be repeated several times
daily.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03

On Saturday, January 18th in
Church of Conversion of st. Paul,
the Rev. Thomas Sebian officiated
at the marriage of Georgia Ann
Campbell and Richard John Bauer,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph O..
Bauer. White chrysanthemums
were used on the altar.
The bride, the daughter of Mrs.
George Campbell, 1851 East 47th
ST., wore a gown of white slipper
satin combined with nylon and
chantilly lace. The bodice and long
tapering sleeves were of the lace
as was the mandarin collar and
graduated peplum which fell over
the bouffant skirt whose front
panel was Of accordian pleated n.y.
lon. A crown of lace held her
fingertip veil. She carried a bou-
quet of white roses and chrysan-
themums centered with a white
orchid.
MISS Norma COOk as malu Oh
honor had TERED gown of blue
nylon and Miss Marlene Hoegler,
the bridesmaid had gown in pink
nylon fashioned with ruffles. The
groom's sister, Christine Marilyn,
as junior bridesmaid was also in
pink.
They carried matching bouquets.
The groom's brother, Robert
Ralph Bauer, was best man. The
usher were Carl Phillips of Lake
wood and William E. Hughes of
Solon. Another brother of the
groom, Sheldon Charles Bauer was
ringbearer. @
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03

Announcement is made of the
engagement of Barbara Gene
Kirchner, granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John J. Keefe, 12503
Lancelot ave-, to Manuel Cageao,
son of Mr.. Manuel Fuente, 39312
Arbor rd.
Miss Kirchner is the daughter
of Mr.. Stanley j. Kirchner, 1878
Hartford rd., East Cleveland.
Mr.. Cageao was stationed in
Germany for two years with the
Fourth Infantry.
Benson-Kinley
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WedNhg1 and
<hg4gemeht@

The mother of the bride wore a
steel grey taffeta with nylon net
trim and the mother of the groom
wore a rose beige lace over satin
frock with sequin trim.
Following the ceremony the we'd
ding breakfast was served at Karl
Browns Colonial Inn. That evening
the reception was held in the home
of the groom's parents, 1922 Shell
don st. The couple spent their
honeymoon in Washington, d. C.
The bride is a graduate of East
High School class of 1854 and is
employed at Reynolds Industries.
The groom, a Shaw 1851 graduate
is with the Oliver Corp. He is a
member of the Junior Astronomy
Club. Both are ardent roller
skaters.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Lunau and daughter,
Sandra of Wheeling, w. Va; and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Roberts of
Mansfield.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-02-03

Announcement is made Of the
engagement of Carolyn Ann Ben
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Carl A. Benson, 1893 Nelaview rd.
to Robert j. Kinley, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence G. Kinley, 1907
Helmsdale rd.
Miss Benson is a graduate OF
Shaw High School. Mr.. Kinley
also a Shaw High graduate, at
tended Capitol University and is
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CAR MISSING

CAR MISSING
Irene Chenault, R. ~, reported
to police that her auto was taken
from the Huron Road Hospital
parking lot the night of January
Oath
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now stationed with the Army at
Detroit.
The wedding is planned for the
near future.
Arndt- -Bassett
Evening star., 1955-03-04
.AP Wirephoto.

color and style and some Of
the singing was very fine indeed.
Young Steve Murata sang and
acted the part of Amahl in a
completely engaging and natural
way.
Earle Thompson's singing. both
as King Balthasar in "Amahl"
and as Solomon in the second
opera, was of a smoothness and
polish that lifted him far above
the amateur class,
Evening star., 1955-03-04
Additional Bids Asked On Baltimore Tunnel

The Roads Commission expects
to let most of the construction
contracts this year and have the
twin tube tunnel ready for trafic
about December l. 1857.
The harbor crossing. with more
than 13 miles of approach ex-
preSsways. will connect U. S. 40
in the northeast part Of the city
with principal highways to the
south, southwest and west. elimi-
mating a severe trafiic bottleneck.
Bids on the main construction
contract will be opened next
Thursday.