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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
Weather Cuts
Armed Forces
Show Crowd

A chilly drizzle yesterday held
the crowd at the Armed Forces
Day open house at Andrews Air
Force Base to about $4,000. Sat-
urday's crowd was estimated at
200, 900.
With light rain falling of and
on all afternoon and the tenn
perature in the low COS, the
weather forced cancellation Of
all jet aircraft demonstrations,
"a scheduled feature Of the pro-
gram.
Other events took place as
scheduled, with helicopters play
ing a major role.
A highlight-shared by tele-
vision viewers on the CHS pro-
gram, This Is Defense"--was
q simulated atomic explosion
followed by an Army infantry
and armored assault on enemy
positions under heavy FIRE"
Marine Corps infantrymen
repeated their demonstration
of "tri-dimensional" helicopter
warfare. Infantry troops at
lacking an enemy bunker were
landed by helicopters, which
also dropped equipment and
furnished fire support.
The Army displayed its first
staff car. a 1916 Dodge which
Gen. John j. Pershing used in
the Mexican border campaign.
Still running. it now belongs to
the American Legion.
Fun for Youngsters
A favorite stopping place for
youngsters was the Army's night
vision shooting gallery, where
about 200 an hour tried their
skill firing in the dark. Each
marksman emerged from the
gallery with a card Of member
ship in the Junior Sniperscope
Rifieman's Club at Fort Belvoir.
Children also fiocked to the
Signal Corps display in one Of
the hangers. Here two soldiers
trained a television camera on
the spectators, who saw them
selves on q TV screen placed
nearby.
Fewer than half the 100000
visitors came in autos; the rest
arrived on buses. Parking areas
for cars were provided several
miles away from the display.
and free shuttle buses carried
passengers back and forth
during the afternoon.
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land Junior High and Holy Cross
High. Waverly street. Bethesda:
North Bethesda Junior High
walter johnson High Coop
erating), school parking lot:
Blair High. parking lot: Takoma
Park Junior High. parking lot;
Wheaton High (Belt Junior
High co-operating) Randolph
road. opposite school playing
field, and Richard Montgomery
High Carver High co-operat-
ing), road between Montgomery
High and Rockville Junior High.
Also, Gaithersburg High, park
ing lot: Sherwood High, Sandy
Spring. in front Of school, and
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inspection. Motorists whose cars
are rejected will get stickers II
their autos pass a second check.
Montgomery County is one of
more than 600 communities in
IS States participating in this
national program. The lanes. de-
signed by schools whose students
are helping with the project. will
be at the following locations:
Bethesda Chevy Chase, Le-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
Meeting Tonight Opens
Arlington Boord Race

made from the convention flool
provided the candidate has the
sponsorship signatures Of IS per-
sons present.
County Republicans will hold
their convention at $50 pm
Friday in Swanson Junior High
School.
Two Seek Nomination
Two have announced fol
q. o. p. nomination, Vincent L
Marcum. realty firm operator
and Peter c. Logtens. real estate
appraiser.
The Republicans have not put
up a County Board candidate
since 1852.
On Saturday, Arlington indie.
pendent Movement, the more
conservative coalition group, viii
hold its convention. The meeting
will get underway at IL am. al
Swanson.
]. Maynard Magruder, former
Arlington delegate to the Gen.
eral Assembly, said today he
would be pleased to accept AIM
nomination.
Welcomes ANY Aid
Last week MFR. MaQruder an.
|nounced his candidacy for the
county board. stating that hi
would welcome the support Of
any county organization or in.
dividual.
In response to this statement
an ABC of1icial, Warren Cox
called Mr.. Magruder's attention
to tonight's ABC convention ant
suggested that he try for nom.
nation from the floor.
In answer to Mr.. Cox's letter
Mr.. Magruder said he will b,
unable to attend the ABC meet
ing and he felt certain that hi
absence win constitute q tech
nical barrier to nomination.
The Democratic Executive
Committee has voted to stay out
Of the county board race. BoarC
Chairman Cooper has not yet
said whether he plans to seel
reelection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
Office Management
Association Elects

William J. Marston has been
elected president of the Wash
ington chapter of the National
Office Management Association
Other officers are Earl Marlin,
vice president; William A. Hus-
song. second vice president, and
Robert L. McConnaughy, third
vice president.
Also, Jacob Seidenberg, sec
rotary; Herman Beck, treasurer,
and Catherine r. Wright, cor
responding secretary.
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Norris Cites Gain
In School Building

Montgomery County has con-
structed new classrooms at the
average rate Of five per week
since 1850. School Supt. Forbes
H. Norris said yesterday.
Speaking at dedication cere-
monies at the Weller Road Ele-
mentary School in Wheaton. DR..
Norris said few schools systems
have done as well as Mont
gomery in keeping pace with a
booming population growth"
The school has been In use
since 1853. but It's dedication
was delayed until recent compile
ton Of an addition, which in
creased the total classrooms TO
80. The school has an enroll
ment Of more than 1000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20

Damascus High. public parking
lot behind Druid Theater.
The Richard Montgomery and
Sherwood lanes will be open Fri
day from to Q pm. and Sat-
urday from 10 am. to 2 pm. The
others win be open from / to 5
pm. Tuesday and Friday, to
8 pm. Wednesday and Thurs
day, and 10 am. to 2 pm. Sat-
urday.
The lanes are sponsored by
the Teen-Age Safety Council,
the Federation of Women's
Clubs. safety chairmen of Par
ent-Teacher Associations, and
the County Safety Board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20

The Arlington County Board
campaign win begin to take
shape tonight with the first Of
tklee conventions called to select
candidates for the November 5
general election.
One board seat, now held by
Chairman Wesley w. Cooper. is
to be filed.
Tonight's KICKOFF convention
was called by the Arlingtonians
for q Better County, the more
liberal coalition organization.
The meeting is set for 8 pm. in
Wakefield High School.
Aspirants Announced
Three candidates have an
nounced for ABC nomination.
They are Mrs. Mary Cook Hack
man, q housewife: H. Ray An
derson, president Of an electrical
construction firm. and Herbert
L. Brown. jr., editor of Changing
Times magazine who resigned
as ABC council chairman to bid
for the nomination.
. Other nominations may be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
|Sofe-Cor Drive to Begin
I omorroW in County

Seven safety check lanes" for
Montgomery County motorists
will be operated tomorrow
through Saturday with two addi-
tional lanes open Friday and
Saturday.
Brakes, lights, steering. tires.
exhaust system, glass. windshield
wipers. mirrors and horns will
be checked by students and adult
volunteers. Windshield stickers
win be given to cars that pass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20

GIANT FOOD STORES
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
First 8 n. s.. Aseph Street
$3.50 King Street
3sll M. Vernon Avenue
ARLINGTON, VA.
1901 coIumbio Pike
$50 North 0Iebe Rood
1918 North Monroe Street
1850 Wilson Blvd.
MARYLAND
5632 BeltimoFe Notionol Pike
BeltimoFe
1886 Georgetown Reed
Bethesda
1900 Annapolis Reed
Bladensbuss
Nine Wisconsin Circle
Chevy Chose
40 Arlington Blvd.
FoIls Church
300 Queens chepel Roed
hyottsville
1904 lndion Head Hishway
lndien Heed
1901 New hompshire Avenue
Lensley Park
1909 Foirlown Street
Laurel =
4S0l MoSlbosO Pike
Marlboro
e735 Flower Avenue
Silver Spring
S706 George Avenue
Silver Spsins
$500 Ksnsinston- Whsoton Read
kensinaton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
Gwynn Park Program

Students at Gwynn Park High
School in Prince Georges County
will present q program at a
meeting Of the schools Parent
Teacher Association at 8 pm. to-
morrow at the school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20

Susie Q children's Weor
Wheotoa Shoppins Center
Wheaton Rodio 8 ~, Inc.
li266 Georgia Avenue
Wheoton Tile Center
1910 keasinstea Reed
Wheoton Violet
1l447 George Avenue
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, ND.
Blue Ribbon Laundry
sass Annapolis Reed
BlodensbuFs. Maryland
2504 University Lone
fayetteville. MaFylond
Newmon 9 lunson Amoeo
Service
$500 Indion Heed Hishway
Newmon 8 Lunson Dry
Cleaners
3Si4 Silver hilI Reed
BERWyM HEIGHTS, MARYLAND
Berwyn Heights Gulf Stotion
605l GFeenbelt Rood
BLADEMsBURG, MARYLAND
BIodensburs ESQ
400 keniIwoFth Avenue
Not HouseV's ESQ
S43S Annapolis Rood
WoFren's Family Liquors
S39i Annspolis Rood
BELrsvILLE, MARYLAND
chester's Gulf Service
IoSlS Wsshinston Blvd.
BRENTWOOD, MARYLAND
Preston Shell Service
44o6 Rhode lslend Avenue
eHILLUM, MARYLAND
ChilIum Gulf Service
Ssoi Riggs Roed
COLLEGE PARK, MARYLAND
Berwyn ESQ Servieenter
SS0S BoIsimore Blvd.
Choney's Garage
7SoS BoItimose Avenue
Hollywood SeFvieenteP
5000 Rhode lsloRd Avenue
Jim's Shell Servieenter
1870 BsIsimose Blvd.
coLMAR MANOR, MARYLAND
JueI's ESQ Stotion
4ist o BlodensbuEs Rood
CORAL MILLS, MARYLAND
Coral Hills Texoeo Service
$500 Marlboro Pike
offieiol Cleaners
474l Marlboro Pike
Super Liquors
%74S MerIbovo Pike
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MARYLAND
Bosen's Gift 8 Variety Store
7l36 MeSlboso Pike
PoVkIond Service Stotion
7IoI Marlboro Pike
Wade Family Shoe Store
7lSS MeElboso Pike
TOP VALUE EN-
DoysoS
guide to the M
ne Sta1lll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20

RYATTsvlLLE, MARYLAND
Bill CopIey Texoeo Service
4s02 Rhode Islond Avenue
The Fair
Sis Baltimore Avenue
ldeol Cleaners sos
53ol Baltimore Avenue ans
lisenbee jewelers. =. -
salt BoItimoFe Avenue
MeKoy's Toy 8 Novelty Shop
512l BaItimoFe Avenue
Queenstown ESQ SeFvieenteP
Queens chopel 8 chiIlum Roods
vespo's Atlontie Service
1901 Annapolis Road
LAMpoVER HILLS, MARYLAND
Reidyss Sunoeo
642i Annapolis Rood
LANGLEY PARK, MARYLAND
Langley Gulf Service
i34s University Lone
LAUREL, MARYLAND
Laurel ESQ ServieenteF
sol Washington Blvd.
Lourel Furniture Company
Fourth 8 Main Streets
Laurel Hotel Liquor Store
3ol Main Street
Whiskey Bottom Rd. Shell
Service
Woshinston Blvd. 8 Whiskey
Bottom Rood
MT. RAINIER, MARYLAND
clodfeIter's Service Stotion
52oi Queens chopel Rood
Junior Foshion Center
400S 34th Street
Haywood ESQ Servieenter
4S0l Eastern Avenue
RlVERDALE, MARYLAND
Edmonston ESQ Sevieentev
SCOT Edmonston Rood
Koywood Cleaners 8 Dyers
6209 BoltimoFe Blvd.
Riverdole Cycle Shop
6200 Rhode IsIond Avenue
RiveEdole Liquor Store
GAIA BoltimoVe Avenue
SEAT PLEASANT, MARYLAND
Palmer Highway Servieenter
tbs George PoImeF Hishwoy
sUITLAND, MARYLAND
BFinkmon's Hardware, Inc.
1854 Suitlond Rood
Brooks Sunoeo
1900 SuisIond Road
Census Amoeo
464i Silver Hill Road
WEST EVANSVILLE, ND.
Green Meadows ESQ Service
Riggs o AseE Roads
ERPRISES. ING.
!. Ohio
chants giving
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ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA

ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA
Andy's Sineloir Service
500l Duke Street.
Belle View ESQ SevvieenteV
Belle View Shopping Center
Blue Ribbon Loundries
1000 Queen Street
1913 Richmond Hishwoy
1911 Commonwealth
sos Weshinssoa Avenue
Brodlee Hordwore Supply
36e2 King Street
COLONEL Service Centre
500 South Washinstea Street
COLONEL Violet Service
SIS First Street
Crump's ESQ Service
1901 M. Nevnoa BouIeveEd
Eek's Shoe. Inc.
43l King Street
Eudy's Amoeo
4I21 M. NeTnoa Avenue
Hedges Gulf Service
1901 Commonwealth Av0ape
King Valet
1851 Huntington Avenue
KirsehneF's Florist
1917 Duks Street
knight cleoners 3 Laundry
3il0 Duke Street
loundFomot Of AlexondFio
23o7 M. Vernon Avenue
Morty's Flying "a"
1901 South Weshlassoa Street
MilleF's HordwoFe
500 King Ssrsss
Monticello DeIiecsessen
2304 NJ. vsraos Avenus
offieiol Cleaners
1913 M. Nesnoa Avenue
0rom's Sunoeo Service
$500 jefferson Devils hishwey
Powhoton Shell Service, me.
1870 pewhasaa Street
r. l. Rend Amoeo Service
Ssotion
1913 Quokes Lane
Sondy's SeVvieenteV
King Street D BFeddoek Roed
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA
Andersen 8 ByekIev GaFese
32o6 Lee Hlshwsy
Anderson 8 Buekler Sunoeo
Service
32i2 Lee Hishwsy
Avnold's ESQ SeEvieenter
Wilson Blvd. 3 n. Frederick
B 3 2 Cities Service
80 NoSth clebe Reed
J. &. BiVehell Texceo Service
Stution
Weshinstoa Blvd. 3 Teash Street
Blue Ribbon loundries
1884 Wilson Blvd.
3l42 Lee Hishwey
Bonifont's ESQ Service
633 North eIebe Rosd
1850 Wilson Blvd.
CheEVydole ESQ
32oI Lee Highway
Golfers ESQ Service
i23 South Wsyne Street
columbio Pike Sunoeo
343i eolsmbis Pike
Elwood 3 covl's Amoeo
Service
27i9 wsshisston Boulevard
Hardware Center, Inc.
1909 Month Feirfex Drive
7. G. Heill's Servieenter
3209 Wilson Boulevard
Hishwoy Service Station,
Inc.
$500 jefferson Devils Hishwsy
Jefferson Cleaners
507 South z3sd Street
Jim's Shell Service Center
400 Old DominioR Drive
Monnin's Sunoeo Service
3i3s n. Wsshinsten BovIsvsrd
MeFehont's Redo 3 ~
Service
$500 Wilson BouIevovd
Mobile Sports 3 Hobbies
1901 Wilson BoulevoVd
Toms Auto Clinic
z523 columbls Pike
Washington Distributors Co.
1893 Month clebs Rood
Woodlown PhoSmoey
tDVuss)
i2is Month clebe Reed
Wrisht's ESQ SeTvieenter
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le Stamps.
I. S. Turnover Lumber Co.
472S Bsshesda Avenue
WOodmont Wallpaper 3
Paint Co.
1916 Norfolk Avenue
CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND
AIS Sunoeo Service
$500 conneesiewt Avenue
Chevy chose loke Rodio 8
~ Co.
S52l conneetieut Avenue
PIonktonie Laboratory
1904 Woodbine Street
ELLlc0TT CITY, MARYLAND
BueII's ESQ Service Stotion
Beltimoss Nasiosal Pike
Granville Texoeo Service
Silt Johnny Cake Reed
eAITHERsBURG, MARYLAND
6oitheEsbuFg Texoeo Center
200 North Frederick Avenue
KENsiNeToN, MARYLAND
E-Z Service Stotiom
1863 conReetieut Avenue
Ford Phormoey lDruss)
37i0 HoweFd Avenue
0LNEv, MARYLAND
oIney ESQ Service Stotion
Route 81
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND
DoppeF Don Cleaners
l47s East Mentsomssy Avsass
Eisinsev Builders Supply. Inc.
1870 Rockville Pike
GFofton Service Center
$40 East Montgomery Avenue
SILVER SPRING, MARYLAND
Boyne 3 Seotes, Inc. Movers
lAl1 lindan Lane
Clifton Park ESQ SeVvieenter
Piney Br'eh o Old BIadensbuEs I'd.
Halls Service Center
Midlond 3 coIesville Road
FFonk l. Hewitt Reel Estote
8 insurance Co.
S407 FentoM ssreet
MooFe's Service Stotion
l0755 oolssvilIe Roed
Moyes Sunoeo Service
Stotion
$3.50 George Avenue
Sid's Mobile Servieentev
Sligo Avenue b Fenton Street
Trevel Mart. Inc.
1905 LoFoin Avenue
rAKoMA PARK, MARYLAND
Berne EleetFonies, Inc.
Flower ESQ SevvieenteP
Thompson ESQ SeFvieentev
$500 New hampshlFe Avenue
MieheIson's Sunoeo Service
$3.50 New Hompshise Avenue
WHEATON, MARYLAND
BIoekburn's Sunoeo Stotion
1888 GeoFvio Avenue
Blue Ribbon LoundVy
II2Ss Georgia Avenue !.
CoFmoek's Service Stution
VieSs MiII Reed
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FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA
Browns Service Stotion
Kemp Wsshinssoa
Todd's Texoeo
Annondolo
Won DuEond Studio
photographer
Seven cesnsss Shopping Center
FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA
Boulevard ESQ
AnnsndeIe Reed 3 Arlington Blvd.
Falls Church Auto Repair
Center
4o2 W. Brood Street
oIIs Church ESQ
@02 W. Brood Street
FinneIl Bros. Service Stotion
z0I wildwood Avenue
Grohom Rood ESQ
GFoham Reed o Arlington Blvd.
kinsey's Dry Cleaners
SIS Aslinssos Boulevard
Seven Corners ESQ
SeFvieenter
Seven Corners
White StoF Nolet
I6S HiIlwood Avenue
FALMOUTH, VIRGINIA
GweItney's Sevieenter
FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA
Front Royal ESQ SeFvieenter
n. RoyeI Aveaus
leDanes MoFket
John Mevshsll Hishway
J. 5. Cooley, Inc.
Pest Office Boz 1907
}. 2. DeEflinseE's Store
Route No. !
Hills Texoeo Service
John Ms'sheII Hishwsy
Shell Service Center
\. Shenandoah Avenue
Warren Drug Company
30i Fest Main Street
Rocky Lane Grocery and
Service Stction
Route - S.
WOODBRIDGE VIRGINIA
Shirley ESQ
Post Office Boz I 5
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MO.
BETHESDA, MARYLAND
Blue Ribbon Loundries
47l2 tompden Lane
1900 Old Georgetown Rood
Bethesda loundromot
1855 Beshesdo Avenue
Eohv's Sunoeo SSotion
Esst-Wsst Hwy. D Wisconsin, Ave.
Kenwood Texoeo, Inc.
River Roed D . D o Tseeks
Icons Mems Shop
1884 Wisconsin Avenus
Lewis Texoeo Service
1900 Georgetown Rosd
Susie q Children Store
BSedlsy Shopping Center
Toy Box, Inc.
74S6 Wisconsin Avenue
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20

NOTHING TO Buy. This is special offer to get you
started saving Top Value Stamps for Americas
finest brand-name gifts-free And to acquaint you
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-26

IN which enrolment Is sti!l
open include bridge, figure
control, modern dance.
drawing sketthing, and
phOtOgraphy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-26

This week we salute as our
outstanding personality Mr..
jerry Clifford Roberts Of 1881
Lumpkin. sub contractor in the
Building Industry and assistant
manager Of Friend ship Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
Mr.. Roberts, one Of nine chill
Grcn born in his family in Wa
icntOn. Ga, spent most Of his
carly life in New Orleans, La.
where he attended Mcdonald 35
High School. He la.cr took h;i
wife and two boys to Chicago
who're he studied string music
majoring in violin.
He qualified and was called
TO a railway mail clerk pa
sition for the Government.
however. he did not accept
due 10 his great interest in the
building and construction pro-
fessicn.
He and his family moved &c
Detroit and began major study
in mechanical drawing and blue
print rcadins in preparation fol
the build ng-c9nstruciion work
Mr.. Roberts has been very
nciiNe in Xnrious community or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-26
rlcrse kipper Fish Balls

Delicious, lightly smoked,
moist klppers from Norway.
CAUGHT IN the cold mineral rich
waters OF the fJords. have dis
tlnctive flavor all their own.
They are ideal in salads, cana
les, sandwiches and wide varl-
ely Of hot main meal dishes.
What's more, Norway kippers
are decidedly economical and
are packed in easy to open
aluminium cans. Here's a Nor
way kipper recipe suggestion
which will add zest at party time.
Ingredients: 4 1914 os.) cans
Norway kippersi 4 large poia-
tcesi 2 eggs. beaten; z fSsps.
butter: louri salt. pepper TO taste.
Cook potatoes in salt water.
When tender, drain and masn
Dram the juice from the Norway
kippers and add to potatoes. Cut
kippers into small pieces and
add to potatoes with eggs, butter.
salt and pepper. Blend thor
ouqhly. Form into balls, roll in
flour and fry in deep fat Is to
6 minutes) until golden brown;
Dram on absorbent paper and
serve hot, Yield 90 to 80 kipper
halls.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-26
Social & Civic Roundup

ganizations: has taught the
Young Adult Sunday School
Class at Friendship Baptist
Church fog<he past II years.
He is Wee president Chancellor
OF the KNIGHTS OF Pythians. a
member of the Insurance Execu-
i've Council OF Detroit. and is
aiiil aied with the Great Lakes
Country Club. Holly, Mich.
He has been credited with
fhe organizing Of seva al e.Los
among youth ard IS pse c1.lY
Dir c,or and cclns Tor 81 T. 2
81 YES c ub fer Y5u n raA.-n5
frcm e1es Is ysars I'd.
This cab. nov y IL MD
of a giea, MEMBERSHIP drive. y
dc CRED 10 train roJ''' n ." "
organi1ot' f~s aoj eth a''i''i.
ties. Tc = he"to ] e. tho
+ .ondship n uran %. ~ re.
tot tv'o vcaTi pricr - { ofa
~ his vie, VINO pas..e' awcy
in 1917
Tie Insurance company or
ganized l9l5 assumed its name
after the late Rev. J. II. John
son, pastor OF Friendship Bap
fist Church. He became assist
ant MANAGER shortly thereafter
end is also a member Of tho
Board of Directors.
Mr.. Roberts was married
aga n in February. 1857. and in
addition 10 all the alorc men
toned activity and par'icipa-
tons, he is supervisor Of the
Lather Contractors Co. en-
p,oying Is men, managed bS
his son. Thomas. who Is a book
keeper-accountant His Other
sen. J. Clifford. rccides in Chi
easo. with lis family.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-26
Suspend Twp.
pclice Officers

Two Royal Oak Township
p.trolmen were under fire last
week for allcsedly failing to
check the rear door ~ Good
Ncighhos Market $40 w. Eight
Mile, Royaf Oak Township, dur
inc a burglar run.
Pa'rolman Macky Williams.
~. and Anniah Ruftin. So.
responded to the alarm and
reported nothing wrong"
Police Chief Lawrence A.
Johnson said.
Johnson said the owner Of the
market called after the officers
made their report to complain
that the rear door of the marker
had been fCrSed open and 81, 300
had been taken from a vault.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-26

ltth Street, Ecorsc 90,
Mich. from 4 to 6 pm.
This effort is to secure
1000 women applicants TO
re trained as Nurses Help
er's, also to train them on
the principles Of Firt Aid,
Dis7a.er, Nurse Training,
and how to guard their
homes, neignborhoods and
communities aginst Epide-
mics.
The afternoon program
VIII be highlighted by an
address by the Honorable
Elvin l.. Davenport, Judge
Of ..Detroit's ..R G cording
Court. a few short mess
ages from Registered Nurs-
ss and outstanding Physi-
clans including Dr.. Samuel
3. Milton, OF Sidney A.
.oumby Memorial Hospital
and former Wayne County
Coroner and DR.. Augustus
w. Mitchell, Chief Of Staff
Of Sumby Hospital.
This program is free and
refreshments for all. The
Auxiliary is now six years
old with 80 members.
The present officers are
Mrs. Annie Collier, Presi'
dent; Mrs. Ann Freeman,
Vice President; MRS. Mary
Cain, Secretary ard Mrs.
Helen Gill, Treasurer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-26
YWCA News

lornr men and women
who want 10 be ready 10
M by the time Tie first
now falls have an opport-
miw to learn techniqucs
Z, .c spcrt in classes be-
gnnire lcht week al Cen
tai Branch YWCA, 2230
Einercll 81.
Instructed by Jan Kru-
etz, who was with the u.
S. Army ski patrol in the
Eavaran A bps during
Wcrld War IL, the classes
are scheduled from z to
$40 PA on Mondays BE-
firnirg Oct. 80 for a five
week period.
Nh Kructz will give four
les'n. Indoors, one ont
eepf SOILS, weather per-
Miiiiy- liis instruction viii
cover te te,hnilucs Of
Walk a~ rum ny, elmo
ag' turninf, schussing and
sodv conditioning.
Classes in another pou-
Var sport - golf--begin
llov. l. At Northern Branch
wv. 1880 Woodward
want u master the tech
niarcs a chat game before
enosfeg co.f.ng season rolls
s.oind. 2 one-hour golf
ssscs viii he I ED on Mon
o'y cv"ginTs. NJ 7:OC, SOC,
All sic0ss.m.
lmDt n, classes BEGIN
ag 20 Central Branch WV
'.'Vde arts and crafts,
n'ak mr.. square dane
llf Tower arranging. and
claSscs az Northern Branch
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-26
e.. w. Sfu0rf Co.
ceso br1tSs 1C5fh
Year OF Service

The c. w Stuart Company OF
Newark, New York State. has
Just celebrated its l05th year Of
continuous operation, making It
one of the small handful Of sue
cessful business organizations to
accomplish this feat The Stuart
Company is one of the nations
largest distributors of quality
plants, shrubs. and other nursery
stock products.
President Bernald c. Bush
pointed out this week that many
OF the company's present sales
representatives are sons and
grandsons of men who started
with the organization more than
a half-century ago. 1--WE believe
this - coupled with the many
thousands of letters from salts
fed customers - Is the greatest
testimonial any company could
ask"
4 The c. w. Stuart Company Is
beginning an intensive recruit
ina and training program
throughout the country this
month.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-26
GOMAAE:EVHI + AT"OR

~. nsd frcr Page 81
. tln DuLc of York
+ 4 exc. 'ded to the
III rs King George vi,
rs Cl.vSbeth, now
keaess pfesumptive, began
10 study constitutional his
tory and law, taking spe-
cial lessons with the late
s:r Henry Marten, Provost
Of E,cn-thcn Mr.. Henry
Mar.en and Vice-Provost.
Ike Primers took her stu
dles seriously and her edu-
cslion was both broad and
rrs.ere.
lCcr..inued Next Week)