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Guest Speakers to Fill
|Areo PuIpits / omorrow

Or, Arthur d. Gray, presi-
dent Of Talledeea tAla.) Cel-
lege, viii speak ct the II am.
service in Lincoln Memorial
Congregation Temple. Eleventh
and r streets NV,
Robert Mclaughlin, presi-
dent Of the District Of Column
bia Board Of Commissioners.
viii speak at the 1880 am.
service Of the Silver Spring
Universalist Church in the
Hillandale Elementary School,
l0501 New Hampshire avenue,
Silver Spring. Md.
The Rev, Douglas p. Coole,
resident missionary IN Sihu,
sarawak. now. on furlough
here, win speak ct the o:3O
and II am. services in Grace
Methodist Church, TOOL New
RtmpSnlre avenue, IakomA
Park, Md.
M. J. Sargunam. q former
president Of the South India
United Church. VIII speak at the
0.4s an. service In First Com
gregational Church, Tenth and
O street NV. He also will
speak ct 6 pm. IN Christ Con-
gregati0nal Church, Silver
Spring, Md.
Methodist Services for the
Deaf will be held at 8 pm. In
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church. 900 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV, with Percy j. Treve-
than, executive vice president
of the Good win Industries OF
America. bringing the message.
The Rev. Louis Foxwell of Bal
timore. pastor Of Trinity Meth
odist Church there, viii inter-
pref the address.
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Installation
Of Set

The Rev. Ernest v. Carpenter,
former pastor Of the Minnea-
polls Advent Christian Church.
will be installed as minister Of
the National Advent Christian
Church during q service ct 2
pm. tomorrow in the church.
5000 Riggs road. Hyattsville,
Mr.. Carpenter is q graduate
of the New England School of
Theology at Boston. He served
several churches and held
various Offices in the denomina-
ton before going to the
Minneapolis church.
He succeeds the Rev. DR..
Robert L. Petersen, who re-
signed October /.
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lIisaianar1 ta AttendI
Organization Fete
Slated by Church

Peace Evangelical Lutheran
Church will hold its formal or
ganization meeting at $50 pm,
tomorrow In its house Of wor-
ship. Lincolnia road and SUM
NIT place. Lake Bancroft, Fair
fax County, Va.
DR.. ]. L. Mauney. president Of
the Virginia Lutheran Synod,
viii conduct the service.
The mission, having an adult
membership Of 100 and q chill.
dren's membership Of %, has
been under the supervision Of
the Rev. Edwin N. Troutman.
He will serve as supply pastor
Of Peace Church until q reg
ular pastor Is called,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-16
+Kensington Church
To Dedicate Pursonuoe

Members Of the Good Shep-
herd Brethren Church will died.
icate q new $4,000 parsonage
at $3.50 pm, tomorrow at 11126
Newport Mill road. Kensington.
Md. The house has seven rooms
and kitchen.
The Rev. Duane Ramsey,
pastor of the Washington City
Bretheren Church, will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-16

For 10 years, Mai. william H,
Ramsey has labored faithfully
and diligently without one
penny Of remuneration" with
the Central Union Mission
here.
Monday, at 81, he will retire
as president of the board Of
directors of the rescue mission
at 624 Indiana Z avenue NV,
He held the post for the last
10 years.
Mai, Ramsey (the title Is
honorary made his FIRST visit
to the mission one Saturday
night in 1887. He had arrived
here hours earlier to work for
the War Department.
His arrival was too late for
him to be sworn In that week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-16


eiation program Monday aft
erne0n.
There are Q number Of
speakers from outside Wash
ington for the session. Among
them are Or. Eugene L, Hill, Of
Richmond, Va, secretary for
missionary education and pro-
motion for the Southern Bap-
fist Foreign Mission Board, and
g. Stanton Gallup, Plainiheld.
Conn.,, businessman and imed-
late past president Of the Ma
tipnal Council Of American
Baptist Men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-16
Korun to Be Topic

DR.. Salah Eldin Tewflk, direc-
tor Of the Egyptian Education
Bureau and cultural attache
of the Egyptian Embassy, will
speak on "The Koran and Spme
Aspects of Modern Science" at
8 pm. Tuesday in the Islamic
Center, 1851 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-16
Baptist Meeting
To Attract 900

More than 900 delegates rep
resentine So churches and six
chapeis Of the District BAPTIST
Convention viii assemble Mon
day and Tuesday in the First
Baptist Church Of Hyattsyille,
Nd. SOL Forty-secopd avenue,
for the conventions 0lst an
nual session meeting.
DR.. Robert S, Cooper, pastor
of the East washington Heights
Baptist Church, will deliver the
presidents message to the con-
vention during the morning
session Tuesday.
The annual convention SER
mon viii be given hg the Rev.
3. Lewis Morgan IT. On "The
ms and Outs Of the Christian
Gospel, 2 I
Missionary 10 Attend
Miss Inabelle Coleman. south-
ern Baptist Convention mis-
sionary to Formosa, win be
principal speaker for the Wom-
ans Baptist Missionary Assoc
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Report on Church Fund

Report on the drive to raise
$1,000 for general expenses Of
the Lane Christian Methodist
Episcopal Church viii be given
at a 4 pm. service tomorrow in
the church, 1928 c street NV.
The Rev. Giles r. Wright is
pastors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-16
Detection Planned
BY ConerequtionaIists

The Peoples Congregational
Church will hold dedication
service for its newly-acquired
building, 1905 Thirteenth street
NV, next Thursday following
Ia 6 pm. fellowship dinner in
the church itself, 4704 Thir-
teenth street NV.
The new building. which adj
joins the church's present prop
erty, will give the congregation
additional facilities for church
school classes and fellowship
groups.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-16

MoRAylAN CHURCH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04

Mary Margaret Bailer, an ac-
complished ll-year-old in piano,
voice, art and dance, will appear
Plymouth Congregational church
in the Mothers Day Recital at
on Sunday, May 18th, at five
o'clock in the afternoon.
This is the 10Th Annual
Mothers Day Recital sponsored
by the Go-Getters Club of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
INTERRACIAL LEADERSHIP
CONFERENCE

Monday morning at Scott NJ
f.. Church an Interracial Lead
ership Conference opened for a
two-day session, which was well
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
BY Ruby E. Williams

You may now sec interesting
are rare maps of Detroit, Michi-
gan and the old Northern Ter
ritory, an exhibit on view at
the Detroit Histrical Museum.
If you have never visited a
real Army fort; one that is ov-
er one hundred years cid. you
may plan to do so by viewing
Fort Wayne Military Museum
at Livernois and w. jefferson.
The fort is open "Wednesday
through Sunday from / to 7
pm.
Three bridesmaids. Pearlie
Mae Jones, Annie Perkins. and
Nettie Jackson in shades of
green and blue, carrying pink
and yellow bouquets of lilies.
preceded Lucille Venson down
the aise of Jordon Grove Bap-
fist Church, last Sunday .Eas-
teri for her marriage to Ray
Pulllan, of Benton Harbor.
Michigan. Honor maid, Doro-
thy Harris, was distinguished
by a blue frock, and carried a
bouquet OF daisies.
The brides lace ballerina
length gown was styled with a
Evelyn Maycs. Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson, by Mrs. Minnie Fen
hicks, Mrs. Calvin Coolidge. by
Laurce Church, Mrs. Herbert
portrait neckline. A tiny capy
held her shoulder length illus
ION veil, and she carried a cas-
cade of pink and white lilies.
Joining the ncwlywcds in the
receiving line at the brides
home were the coupless par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arlee Ven
son, 2l7 Gerald, Highland Park.
Mich. and Mrs. Molesita Pull
Ian 1875 Burton, Benton Har-
Dor, Mich.
For her daughters wedding,
Mrs. Vcnson pinned an orchid
70 ner blue silk dress. Guests
we're seated by Garnet Ander-
'on. Alvin Venscn, the brides
brother, and James Vcnson, the
rides nephew carried the ring.
Possesses were Hazel Ruth
hacAfee, Farilla Mitchell, and
-eitha Mae Venson. The bride
vas given in marriage by Mr..
& l.. Locke, Lorraine Venson di-
ected the wedding. BETTY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
Social & Civic Round M

FULLER sang The Lords Pray
or, accompanied by Mr.. Cliff
ford Cole. The couple will re-
side in Benton IIarbor, Mich.
New Calvary Baptist Church
Women's Day activity was eli
NAKED with Mock President
Wives tea portrayed in the
home of the late Madam Mary
Mcleod Bethune, with MIS-.
Mamie Eisenhower as guest.
This affair took place at 400
pm. at the chul CHI, located at
Concord at StuGrt. The three
phases portrayed were Presi-
dents wives Yesterday, Today
and Tomorrow. Characters de
ricted were Mrs. George Wash
instcn, by Mrs. Mablc Blount.
Mrs. Thomas Jefferson by Mrs.
Matte Abrams, Mrs. Andrew
Jackson bv Mrs Minnie Coop
er, Mrs. Abraham Lincoln. by
Mss Gcrrudc Gillon, Mrs. An
drew Jackson, by Mrs. Pearl
Spencer.
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, BY
Hoover, Mrs. Elizabeth Gcans,
Mrs. F. d. Roosevelt, by Mrs.
Fula Bonner, Mrs. Dwight d.
Eisenhower, by Mrs. Jessie Jor-
dan. Future Presidents Wife.
Little Gloria LoclIman) by Lit
tie Janice Jordan. Shirley Bon
ncr Rhodes. represented Mrs.
Bethune and Miss Barbara
Spencer represented Margaret
Truman.
The Majestic Choir Of New
Calvary Baptist Church por-
trayed Tuskegee Choir. Also
fe atured was the grand march
Of all the presidents wives.
HoSteSscs from local churches
in city were present. Mrs.
Clemmie White was General
Chairman, Mrs. Cora DeVaughn,
Co-Chairman, Rev. Joseph T.
Thomas, pastor. Mrs. Pauline
Campbell, wife of Rev Stephen
Campbell, of Russell Street
Baptist Church, was morning
speaker. using a theme: WON
IN United In Action"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
Secure Lia1es3l,,a Memorial
For ProycF pilgYamoge

NEW YORK The Nat on
Association for the Achievement
of Colorcd People has pee,
Informed that the Lincoln
Memo. ial in washington vii
be available for he Prayer
Pilgrimage Tor freedom on
May H., Roy wilkins, NAACP
executive secretary, said h re
today. Mr.. Wilkins is c-chair
man of the Pilgrimage with A.
Philip Randolph president OF
the Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car oPrters, and DR.. Martin
Luther King, Jr, president,
Southern Leaders Conference.
Use of the Memorial for this
purpose was requested last
month. by Clarence Mitchell.
director of the Associations
Washington bureau. After a
months delay. the National
Park Service at first turned
down the request on April is
on the ground that an assem-
bly, of $4,000 persons al the
Memorial would deprive thou
sands of tourists of the free
access to the shrine. E. T. SccY-
en-. acting director of the Ma
tional Park Service. suggested
that the meeting be held of the
Sylvan Theater on the aWshing-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
ION Monument grounds.

ion Monument grounds.
Upon further representation
~ Mr.. Mitchell who pointed
out he symbolic significance
81 holding the meeting al he
Lincoln Memorial, he earlier
denial was resclnded on Apri
is. The meeting will be from
noon until 3 pm on the third
anniversary of the United
Stases Supreme Court decision
banning racial segregation in
public education.
The Pilgrimage was called
following a conference Of II
eaders Of church, civic, labor,
and fraternal organizations in
Washington on April 5. II is
expected to bring TO the ma
tons capital $4,000 persons from
all sections of the country 10
commemorate the Supreme
Court decision, TO demonstrate
unity in the demand for enact
ment of civil rights legislation.
TO protest against terror and
violence in that South, and to
pay homage TO Abraham Lin
coin, the Great Emancipation.
The program will consist of
prayers, music and addresses.
A wreath will be placed on the
Lincoln Memorial.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04

The presiding officer of the
conference will be Bishop Mat
thew w. Cla.r Jr., of St. Louis,
Mo. the resident bishop of the
St. Louis Area of the Central
(Negro) Jurisdiction of the de?
nomination. The Rev. I. r. Sum-
ner is pastor of the host church.
Officers of the conference in
clude: secretary, Rev. A. r. How
ard Jr., Chicago; treasurer. DR..
r. G.. Morris. Cleveland, Ohio;
Cincinnati, Ohio, and registrar,
statistician, Rev. c. NJ. Harris,
Rev. A. M. Anderson, Chicago.
The composite report Of the
five district superintendent will
be read on Wednesday by DR..
d. M. Jordan of Indianapolis,
Ind, superintendent of the In
diana District.
Other district superintendent
are by districts: Chicago, DR.. S.
NJ. Riley; Cincinnati. DR.. o. B.
Quick; Louisville. Rev. Clarence
V. Haynes and Columbus, Rev.
Clarence I. r. Nelson.
The conference will vote on
the recommendation from the
Simpson Church, Steubenville,
Ohio. of which the Rev. F. d.
Bradford is pastor. that it be
ansferred to the Northeast Ohio
Ohio Conference of the North
Central Jurisdiction.
Speakers for the conference
will include the conference
DR., James s. Thomas,
Nashville. Tenn, DR.. c. r. Hoot-
m. Washington. DC, DR.. Harry
Denman. Nashville. Tenn, DR..
John w Dickhaut, Columbus,
-'hio. DR.. Daniel K. Taylor, DR..
\ail ?. Mester, both of Gil
or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
Acquires New
Responsibilities
w. CALVIN PATTERSON

Michigan Bells Vice-Prcsi-
dent, w. Calvin Patterson, will
have three major responsible
ties during the week of Nav
10 which period is now being
publicizcd throughout the State
as Michigan Week. His first
responsibility is to help keep
Michigan Bell Company phones
going at all times; which. you'll
agree, is a most important Job.
Then. during the week of AMY
1925 inclusive. he will serve
as Wayne County Chairman for
Michigan Week. helping peo-
pie to realize that il really is
Great TO libe in Michigan.
On top Of his regular Job and
the Michigan Week" assign
ments, he will also spend a
great deal of time serving youth
as President of the Detroit Area
Council, Boy Scouts of America.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
Honor Prexy
Of W.S.C.S.

LOUISVILLE. KY. - Bishop
Matthew w. Clair Jr., of ST.
Louis, Mo. delivered the prin-
cipal address at the reception
honoring Mrs. Louis II. Fields
on her election as president of
the Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Central Juris-
diction of the Methodist Church,
held here in the r. E. Jones
Temple Methodist Church on
Wednesday. April II.
Approximately IT'S persons
attended the reception and
Mrs. William H. Daniels ST..
presided during the time of
the program. Mrs. Fields. who
is a member of the staff at
Kentucky State College.
Frankfort. KY. succeeded Mrs.
George w. Carter of New Or
leans. La. when the election
was held in Miami. Fla. in
February.
Mrs. Fields was president of
the Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service Of the Lexington
Conference from 1852 to 1856.
Those bringing greetings in
Guided Mrs. II. p. Christian for
the Christian Methodist Episco-
pal Church; Mrs. A. NJ. Tucker
for the African Methodist Epis-
copal Zion Church; Mrs. Karl
Rothrock for the Louisville
Conference of the Methodist
Church; Mrs. L. c. Spencer rep
resenting the Thirteenth Epis-
copal District Of the A. NJ. f.
Church; Mrs. +. r. Jackson for
the Centennial Baptist Church,
and DR.. r. B. Atwood. president
D. kentucky State College.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
Society DoHzgs-
by Mary Belle Rhodes
by Mary Belle Rhode

attended.
Bishop Marshall r. Reid and
Bishop Matthew w. Clair Jr..
will outline a workshop. 9th
ers participating are DR.. Henry
Hit Crane. Thurgood Marshall
DR.. B. F. Holmes and others.
The Tuesday dinner was held
at the Metropolitan M. +.
Church. Mrs. Mile Hynson was
the song leader at the dinner
hour.
Detroit Idlewilder Club held
their regular meeting Sunday
night and elected the follow
ing officers: president. Sonny
Wilson; vice president. Rich
ard King; recording secretary.
Evelyn Dangerfield; financial
secretary. Mile Rayford. and
treasurer. Joe Brannon.
CONTINUED on Page ~
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beautiful with blue UNI
brella, lovely blue and l.
yer table cloth, skier cof-
fee services and a center
piece of yellow daffodils.
The gifts were wrapped IN
pastel colors.
The honoree was the re-
cepient of many lovely per
sonal things including a
peignor and gown set from
Mrs. Graves with a mate :
ing piece from Mrs. Hawk
ins OF the hawkins Ap-
parel Shop, house slippers
gowns lingerie, and hos
cry.
Those enjoying the ex-
citing and jovial games, for
which lovely prizes were
awarded, were: Mrs. Viola
Rivers, Mother of the Bride
to-be, Mrs. Florine Hawk
ms, Edith Baker, Dolores
Rivers, sisters of the Bride
to-be, Juanita Rutledge,
Dorothy Grant, Evelyn
Latham and Marietta Polk.
Miss Rivers is the secre-
tary of the Law Office of
Graves and Haywood. At
torney Graves presented her
with a lovely corsage on
this evening.
All expressed having a
joyful evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
A. K. A. SORORITY
PRESENTED E. SIMMS
CAMPBELL

"A large crowd was pre-
sent to welcome Mr.. L.
Slmms Campbell. guest
speaker on the A. X. A.
program, Channels Of
Communications on Sun
day afternoon April 18th
at the Detroit Urban
League.
Mr.. Simms was introduc-
ed by Mr.. John Dancy,
Director, of The Urban
League. Mr.. Simms iliustrat.
ed many various types of
cartoons which brought
laughter, g ee, and ques-
tons from a very attentive
audience. Another out
standing feature was the
presentation of a PLAGUE
to DR.. Haley Bell, of ra-
dio station WCHB. The
PLAGUE was presented by
Miss Florence Kuhn, AS
slstant Superintendent of
Detroit Public Schools.
Mrs. Beulah Whitby past
Basilieus of A. X. A. was
one of the dynamic speak
ers. Ollie Mcfarland, vocal
selection, Musical Selection
Vicki McCants, Greetings
from A. X. A. Sorority by
Annette Burwell, Mistress
II Ceremonies Mrs. Geral-
line Bledsoe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY

Winsome Jean Graham was
most gloriously surprised Mon
day evening on her 23d birth
day with a party in the Holiday
Room at the Gotham Hotel, CIV
en- by her mother, Mrs. Isola
Graham.
The walls were decorated with
pictures of Jean from her be-
ginning to the present date also
the 1856 trophy as Top Model"
from Maxine Powell's shop.
The party will be tape re-
corded by Asa Canada.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
COMMENTATOR

MISS DOROTHY RIVERS w
On Tuesday evening, April 23, Mrs lrere Graves. IN
fo Null home on Atkinson Personal
on April 27th to Mr.. Chester D. Briggs 70 mar ieo
The color scheme was A. KA sOpop,rv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
Star, in Concert

HAMPTON, VA. -(SpcciaD On
Friday, May 3, Hampton ms
titute's Gamma Iota Chapter
of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity
will present its third BEN
NAL SCHOLARSHIP CON
CERT. which will feature Chris
Conner ard Art Blakey and
His J?-k TcSSeincrs. lnr son
cert vii " hai'' in Oodor
Hall ~ mi :, a1e ON.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04

GUEST SUPERINTENDENT
In The Detroit Tribune Sun
day School Contest. He is a
resident of East ST. Louis. ILL.,.
end superintendent of the Mt.
Sinai Baptist Church. Mr.. Har-
ris IS also vice president of The
National Baptist Singing Con-
vention.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
Methodists TO Convene

TOLEDO, Oho-More than 400 ministerial and Law dele
gates and visitors expected to attend the 18th session
OF the Lexington Annual Conference Of the Methodist
Church. which will meet here in the Braden Methodist
Church Lawrence and West Woodruff. MAY 1919
, 1957-07-06
Six Registrunts Will
Go to induction
Center July 9

Six registrants are sched-
uled to leave the Virgin Is
lands on Tuesday, July 9, for
induction into the Armed
Services at the Induction sta
ton in Puerto Rico, Director
Of Selective Service for the
Virgin Islands, Colonel Christ
mas, announced today.
Those going from st. croix
are James c. Copeman, Angel
Quinones, Eugehio Gonzalez
Rivera and Antonio Moves
Torres.
From st. Thomas and Saint
John will go Kenneth L. Her
mon and Edwin A. Davis.
, 1957-07-06
Futher of Cherries
Hilborn Dies
Suddenly in Floridd

The father of Charles Hill
born, Jr. passed away sud-
denly at his home in Florida.
Mr.. Hilborn and his family
are now in Florida.
Mr.. Hilborn, ST., was a re-
tired owner-operator 0 + a
grocery business in Pennsyl-
vania and went to Clearwater,
Florida in 1851.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilborn Jr.,
and their two daughters will
return to the Virgin Islands in
Q couple of weeks.
, 1957-07-06

mission on increasing catches,
development of local fish mar
keting, including preserva-
tion), Government fishery adj
ministration, and the need for
n y additional specialized
technical assistance in these
fields.
His report, when submitted
to the Secretary General of the
Commission, will be passed on
by him to G~overnments'of the
area for their information and
suitable action.
, 1957-07-06
Secretary Gen. Of
Commission to Visit
Netherlands Antilles

Port of Spain - c. F. Beau
regard, Secretary General of
the Caribbean Commission,
who is now in Jamaica on an
official visit to the Govern
ment Of that country, will ar
rive in Curacao on July 7, to
pay a courtesy call on the
Netherlands Antilles Govern
ment.
Phis will be Mr.. Beaure-
continued on page ~
, 1957-07-06
St. Thomus Youth
Undergoing 6 Weeks
Truining Course

Fort Riley, Kan. - Celeste
7. Richardson, 20, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Castor L. Richard
son, st. Thomas, is receiving
six weeks of ROTc summer
training at Fort Riley, Kan
sas, with members of the st.
Norbert College c a d e t
program.
Cadet Richardson, a bust
ness administration major at
Continued on page a
, 1957-07-06
Around the World
In 80 Minutes Wus
interesting Program

Around t h e World in
Eighty Minutes" presented by
Nanette Bayne and Abbey
Kicker on Wednesday even
ing, July 3rd at St. Johns
Parish Hall was a veritable
triumph of dramatic and pho
tographic art,
Moments o f Shakespeare
and highly diverting world
legends were supremacy well
interpreted by Mrs, Bayne.
These rare selections were
superbly illustrated by Mrs.
Kicker with her uniquely
exquisite colored films of IN
dia, France, England, China
and the Philippines.
The proceeds were divided
between st. Johns Parish and
the Magsaysay-Kn ickerbocker
Hospital Fellowship, estab-
l;shed by Mrs. Bayne in New
York.
These eminently fine artists
were requested to repeat their
program in Frederiksted next
week but pressing engage
ments elsewhere made it ne
cessary for them to postpone
their performance until next
February 18th in Christian
sted and on the 22nd in
Frederiksted.
, 1957-07-06
Experimental College
Opens ut c.. III. S.
MonduY, July 8
Fisheries Expert
Completes Caribbean
Investigations

Investigations
e, Port of Spain Or. G. c.
n Salmon. Fisheries Expert as
er signed to the Caribbean Com
d mission by the Food and Agri-
" culture Organization of the
A. United Nations under the
ID Expanded FAC Technical AS
he sistance Program, has now
completed his Investigations
e and is returning to FAC Head
tie quarters in Rome to write his
r final report and make recon-
al mendations for submission to
FAC and the Commission.
n Before returning to Rome,
K DIR. Salmon recently visited
S Barbados, the Windward and
m Leeward Islands, making the
trip on the maiden Caribbean
voyage of the newly intro
/ duced inter-island ship "Carib
J., Clipper"
IS A French citizen, DR.. Sal
J. mon qualified as a Marine
te Engineer in 1889, attended the
u Ecole administration de Pin
scription Maritime in 1944-45
and is on secondment to FAC
from the French Navy, where
he is a Lieutenant Comman-
der administrator Principal
de Prescription MARTINEZ. DR..
Salmon is also a Doctor of
or Laws and holds a degree in
n Economics. His thesis for the
electorate, which was highly
,r commended, was concerned
,e with the legal definition of
French territorial waters.
During his year with the
Commission, DR.. Salmon ira
yelled widely in the Carib-
bean carrying out investiga-
tons into existing fisheries,
: their potential and improve
ment. His terms of reference
ut required him to advise and as
r. sist the governments of the
countries served by the Com